when i decided to leave goldman sachs, the first stock i bought was heinz. why?ooking to own a stock that represented call on a great management team that could deliver earnings through thick and thin it was a classic growth stock, moving from the first world to the third world. we used to call it before it became developing economy. plus, at a time when the japanese were nipping at our companying and the chinese were just becoming a world power, i was confident we would never have asian ketchup on the picnic table. what i didn't count on was the performance demands on the hedge fund performance class as long as i was at goldman sachs, i could suggest my clients buy more in case they went down. that wasn't wrong, and would run the risk of losing a client. but performance management has its own set of rules, and it was learning them on the fly that really got me, let's just say down on my luck. just buying stock because you knew it was terrific didn't matter to my new investors in my fund they wanted performance, often daily performance. i started my fund at a tim

. >> james heinz also on the mural as well.e died in the line of duty along with terri mcilvaine in 1997. heinz grew up in lawncrest. >>> alex scott's lemonade stand for hope it's living on as the annual lemonade days continue. this is actually the stand that started everything, the original alex's lemonade stand. "eyewitness news" at penn wynne elementary school in wynnewood montgomery county. alex's friends and family continue to honor her dream of somehow finding a cure for childhood cancer by holding a family event at her school every june. >> everybody is just great, nice and gracious and caring and loving and hopefully there will be a cure and there won't be any cancer at all the rest -- for the kids to not have to suffer. >> and just like all the other alex's lemonade stabbed, stands this one also raised money to fight childhood cancer. >>> thank you to our partners sponsors and you the viewers for coming through during the alex scott telethon. grand total $6,545,474 and that's a new record for alex's lemonade stabbed fo

. >> fallen firefighter james heinz is also in the mural.died in the line of duty along with terri mcilvaine in 1997. heinz grew up in lawncrest. >>> and alex scott's stand for hope it is living on as the annual lemonade days continue. this is the stand that really started everything. the original alex's lemonade stand. "eyewitness news" at penn wynne elementary school in wynnewood montgomery county. alex's friends and family continue to honor her dream of finding a cure one day for childhood cancer by holding a family event at her school every june. >> everybody's just grate nice and gracious and caring and loving and hopefully there will be a cure and there won't be any cancer at all for the kids to not have to suffer. >> we can only hope so and just like all the other alex's lemonade stands this one also raised none help fight childhood cancer. >>> big thank you to our partners sponsors and you of course the viewers out there for coming through during the 11th annual alex scott telethon. our grand total $6,545,474. that is a new record fo

. >> all right >> caller: my question is on craft heinz. i've owned it for about 2 1/2 years. with amazon buying whole foods, how will that affect the food producers? >> they have to get together there has to be mergers, but it takes two to tango someone has to capitulate. i'm sure craft heinz wants to buy anything but the problem is they need a seller because they will not go hostile because they're involved with warren buffett. >>> there's constantly a battle brewing, and now just right out in the open between growth and value. and growth remains supreme, whereas value. you've got it. a picture is worth a thousand. >>> is it possible for me to be more animated? i don't think so i'm wondering if the answer isn't yes. i'll show you what i mean. with amd and invidia moving higher today, are you eyeing them i'll tell you why it's not a bad idea to curb your enthuse am and hold on to your hats i suggest you stick with -- >> merger. >> cramer! >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. when

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came to the team in february, played his first game against philadelphia at heinz field. it is his third stanley cup. winning important face-offs. when his team was shorthanded. cullen. and chris kunitz. this is number four. >> eddie: play with your role players. give you a bit of that a great pro. >> mike: malkin finishes with the most points of anybody in the playoffs. he now has three. >> mike: mark streit came to the team in the latter part of the season as insurance on defense. he played in the playoffs gallantly. they are not even here if not for marc-andre fleury, washington would have moveod and played ottawa. a 2-0 shutout in game seven for one of the many toasts of the town. there is another five shut-outs, you saw the guy who had them. >> mike: trevor daley's mom saw him hoist the stanley cup last year. he was handed it first by sidney crosby. she is not with us now. but it was a special moment for her and for her son. phil kessel gets it this time. the former predator. a guy playing banged up all playoff long. finds that man, right there it, mike sullivan, pus

create a smoke screen however human rights watch has voiced concerns saying the substance poses a heinz risk to civilians the leading force fighting islamic state on the ground is the kurds who are being armed by the americans however washington support for the kurdish fighters irritates its long term ally turkey kellett more pain reports on how the us has tried to get round this problem turkey was furious when it found out that the united states their longtime ally in nato partner was going into rock without them. we do not need terrorist organizations like the p y d n y p g in the rock operation let us work together to wipe out. america the coalition and turkey can join hands and turn rocket into a graveyard for day. as the united states is aligned with two bitter enemies in syria the turkish government and the kurdish fighters it's got a tricky bit of maneuvering to do secretary of defense mattis says that the united states will eventually take back the weapons it's now supplying to the kurds after the defeat of isis and this is turning into no small matter at this point the united s

do you remember green heinz source, coca cola black... probably not.including a donald trump game and ask promising beauty through electric shock. we can all learn from mistakes. briefly the man u ‘s colin comey said donald trump pressured him to drop enquiries into links with russia. the president demanded his loyalty and asked him to demand lifts the cloud of the russian investigation. more on that and all the news on our website. thank you for watching. most of us saw sunshine yesterday. today it will be hard to come by. it will be cloudy for most. the cloud is thick enough to bring rain for some of us. the relatively clear weather working out of the north sea replaced by this lump of cloud. the low spinning around there sending south—westerlies across the uk. the cloud will be thick enough for us to get wet weather. the wettest of it is in wales and north—west england. low cloud and mist and fog. a mild start to the day. 13—14 degrees. something like that. cooler in the north of scotland. at least some morning sunshine. gusty to start the day acros

do you remember green heinz sauce, coca cola black or colgate beef lasagne? probably not.failures in the swedish town of helsingborg is celebrating product flops, including a trump board game, google glasses, and a mask that promises beauty through electric shocks. curator samuel west says we should not be afraid of failure as we can all learn from mistakes. oh, yes. just briefly, that breaking news is that officials in myanmar has said they found bodies and wreckage from a missing plane. the aircraft was carrying 122 passengers and crew. most we believe were soldiers and theirfamilies when most we believe were soldiers and their families when it went down. wreckage found by a navy ship 22 miles, 35 kilometres, from the southern coastal town of yangon. it was a chinese made plain. that has also been found. —— plane. and the start of a statement by james also been found. —— plane. and the start of a statement byjames comey has been published online, in which he says the donald trump did tell him to lay off investigating general michael flynn. he has given details of five co

do you remember green heinz source, coca cola black... probably not. they're all commercial lemons.singborg is celebrating product flops including a trump board game, google glasses and a mask that promises beauty through electric shocks. it's curator samuel west says we should not be afraid of failure — we can all learn from mistakes. tell me about it. james comey is to testify the congress. president trump asked for his loyalty. much more news any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hi there. most of us at least saw some sunshine yesterday. but for today sunshine is going to be a little bit harder to come by. for most of us it's going to be quite cloudy. and that cloud thick enough to bring some rain for some of us. now, the relatively clear weather we had yesterday working out into the north sea, replaced by this big lump of cloud. the area of low pressure still well out in the mid—atlantic. the low spinning around there, throwing south—westerly winds across the uk. so it is going to be a mild day coming up. but that cloud will be thick enough for some of us to get p

sharply.liers down united natural foods kraft heinz, general mills. the one i want to focus on is , paring itsal foods losses in a huge way. earlier down 25%, the worst drop since 1996. the company received already 4% of its revenue from whole foods. investors were panicked that that could be disrupted. the company saying the contract will remain in place. it will be interesting to see how this plays out in the weeks and months ahead. as for the best sector, a bit of a shift, energy. energy stocks trading higher, in sympathy with oil. two of the e&p companies and even chevron, one of the big oil names trading higher. oil is the first day in about three. as for the week, a different picture. oil is down for a fourth week in a row. there are those for down weeks in a row, as investors contend with what the global oil supply glut means. inventories on wednesday. one trader told me it was bearish across the board. bearishthe longest stretch since 2015. that may extend into next week. right now, a bright spot on the day, but for the week energy is down. yo

. >> that was haley heinz reporting. >>> trait straight ahead we've all heard of senior pranks.s were so angry what their students did to their school they were barred from walking at their own graduation. >> that lady not the real thing. she's a robot and pretty comfort, too. wait until you hear who she thinks she's smarter than. >> ♪ >> meet sophia she's human like robot she was presented in geneva for the all for good global summit. sophia is confident. she claims she could even do better job than president trump. not everyone who was there to meet sophia however believe she's a good idea. >> we're deeply concerned. this is like, you know, a train speeding down a dark tunnel and it's not even if there's a driver at the wheel who's asle asleep. there's actually no driver at the wheel. so that's a situation we're in right now. >> amnesty international one of the many human rights organizations that is raising concerns about artificial intelligence. >>> former president joe biden former vice-president joe biden and his wife jill are keeping it close to home with a new beach hous

came to the team in february, played his first game against philadelphia at heinz field. it is his third stanley cup. winning important face-offs. when his team was shorthanded. cullen. and chris kunitz. this is number four. >> eddie: play with your role players. give you a bit of that physicality. that nasty, doc. a great pro. >> mike: malkin finishes with the most points of anybody in the playoffs. he now has three. >> mike: mark streit came to the team in the latter part of the season as insurance on defense. he played in the playoffs gallantly. they are not even here if not for marc-andre fleury, washington would have moveod and played ottawa. a 2-0 shutout in game seven for one of the many toasts of the town. there is another one. five shut-outs, you saw the guy who had them. >> mike: trevor daley's mom saw him hoist the stanley cup last year. he was handed it first by sidney crosby. she is not with us now. but it was a special moment for her and for her son. phil kessel gets it this time. the former predator. a guy playing banged up all playoff long. finds a way to

shaw tavern manager ron heinz. >> i was in florida this past weekend visiting my mom and the commercial came on for the hearing and she said, who would watch that, in d.c. a lot of people would watch that. >> reporter: the shaw tavern will feature $5 russian vodka shots. in the >> got to love washington. >>> so are you planning to watch comey's testimony tomorrow? 55% of you say yep, 10% haven't decided, 35% of you will not. several d.c. bars are hosting these viewing parties for comey's testimony. we posted a roundup in the nbc washington app. just search bars. >> and ahead of comey's big day up on the hill, president trump announced his pick for his replacement, the next fbi director. christopher wray is a yale law school graduate. he has some federal law experience serving as a former assistant working in the criminal division. wray is currently a litigation partner at the d.c. law firm king and spaulding. he oversaw the task force on enron which is the fbi is called the largest and most complex white collar investigation ever. wray represented chris christie in bridgegate. christie

. >> sean: heinz 57's the best, man.merican repertoire. >> anthony: what the -- really? >> sean: you want to talk shit about it. this is -- this is sauce work. trust me, this is gonna change your life. >> anthony: now that's wrong, man, come on. >> sean: mm. this is a brilliant human being who had a recipe. it was amazing and he got a bad rap. >> anthony: you're talking about like ronald mcdonald. "he had a good idea." no, you're wrong. i'm sorry. here's where we part ways, my friend. here's my sauce. after a few bites of waffle, a burger, a hunk of generic t-bone and some hash browns, one feels drawn right to the center of what makes our country great. an america " -- yeah" moment that drives me to clamber up on the counter anstt reciting walt whitman, "the star-spangled banner," "oh say can you see," and you know wha i doubt i'd be the first. oh my god. >> sean: give me a break. >> anthony: the umami happening here. >> sean: yes, yeah give me a break. >> anthony: you know what umami means in japanese, actually? the lit

talking kraft heinz, kellogg, general mills, hershey, mondelez, what it means for them. >> yeah. and knowing amazon as i do having done a documentary a number of years ago, as jan was saying, they're going to bring a technology first mindset to whole foods that may not have always been the case and that may mean that certain things are cut out that may mean that certain skus that do very well will be focused on in a way they haven't been that does seem to be at least the expectation here in the early stages it's got a ways to go before the deal closes and amazon owns it, but make no mistake it's an enormous step for amazon to buy a public company at 13 plus billion dollars, having never done a deal anywhere near this size they'll make sure to wring every efficiency out of it that they can. but it's still interesting to imagine amazon doing a deal like this for a big brick and mortar chain. >> david, it's not big financially relative to amazon's market value maybe 3% but to your point, it really is a big physical foot print here it will add 20 or 25% to the head count obviously a

. >> joining me is former baltimore prosecutor, debbie heinz. good to see you.e of bill cosby's lawyers say there wasn't enough evidence in this case. what are your thoughts on that? >> there was enough evidence in this case but there was also a lot of inconsistencies in the case and that goes to reasonable doubt in the case. but what i think the prosecutor really wanted to do that didn't happen is he wanted to have the other -- he wanted to have 13 other victims testify as part of a pattern and practice as it's called in andrea constand's case. once that didn't happen, the judge denied that request, only allowed them to put on one other alleged victim, once that happened you were really left with andrea constand's case and all the many inconsistencies in her testimony from before and what she told the police officer. it was just an uphill battle. >> we heard from camille cosby, bill cosby's wife, by way of a statement read after this mistrial was declared. 'take a look at this. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious. ho

kraft heinz the number one investment. wells fargo prominent as well.r of names that are not banks. american express. moody's. we didn't mention goldman sachs. plenty of banks. u.s. bancorp. a pretty long line of financials. coming up next, the country's biggest deer dynasties. how they went from bottoms up to belly up. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: what'd you miss? princess trone knows that better than anyone. the company's rise and fall mirror the arc of detroit where servesheadquartered and as reminder family wealth is a blessing and a curse. francis writes about this in her book beer money. she writes about the demise of her family's $7 million industry. he settled in detroit, started brewing a family pet recipe in his basement, delivered door-to-door and saved every penny to buy a horse drawn carriage. a couple of generations later my grandfather was running the company during world war ii. he refused to water down the beer formula like every other american brewer was doing to keep volumes up. >> there is the stubbornness. >> there it is. was runni

. >> i think representative heinz makes sense there. >> which is? >> let me hear it again. i need that. >> i thought, i'll just getting a little tired of it. >> when your lawyer says a statement saying my client has a story to tell you, you can assume -- >> this guy flynn has so many charges coming, so much in all the forms. saudi arabia now. turkey now. russia now. and not one time in any incident has he been cleared in honest in fill out the forms. each one has five years against him. i would say it is time to sell what i have. >> no offense to the congressman, it is not really the house' call. if you want to see it. it is happening between even of the committee heads and the members. >> you know, john dean was a good rat. before the times we had john dean. talk, somebody. somebody has to give him some rat food so he'll start talking. >> oliver north was given immunity and it screwed up the prosecution and they don't want that to happen here. >> there is something else the congress is trying to do. the senate just passed a sanctions bill which is hugely, hugely popular th

the gold caps that lsu was sendings in honor of scalise, in critical condition in the hospital, jim heinzcap saying i can't wait to wear my new cap tonight. we're going to see a lot of bipartisan notes hit. >> what do you think? >> it's an unusual moment. at this moment in washington you don't see bipartisan moments very often. members of the past day i've talked to a number of members of congress who really did sound so fatigued by the state of things in washington. even before the events yesterday there were so many lawmakers who wanted a deescalation on both sides of the aisle, who wanted to be able to work together and tufld get something done. they don't come up here because they just want to fight. they want to actually get something done. i think this has been sort of really for a lot of members that they've been able to connect in this way and they haven't. >> i think the first pitch is about to happen, 7:05. but i think they're getting ready for the national anthem. the national chorus is here. maybe not just tonight but at least for a few more days as a result of this horrendous

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acquirers for certain brands nestle would be an inquirer but remember it's not that long agatha kraft heinzent after it briefly. so you have to also interestingly i think look at it through that lenses. >> people are talking about the pressure on packaged food. >> is it more active now food, packaged goods and semi-conductors. we'll watch that closely after meeting with the top ceos over the within the indian prime minister is set to meet with the president today. seema is covering that for us today. >> good morning, prime minister modhi and president trump will meet at the white house but ahead of this meeting he met with a powerful group of ceos including jeff besos from amazon and apple's tim cook that left with a smile on his face. >> can we ask you how the meeting went >> it was fantastic. >> jamie dimon also said he was receptive and a strong leader. now in today's first face to face meeting between modi and trump the key will be relationship building and establishing trust for years they enjoyed a strong relationship with india seen as a strategic ally and economic and defense partne

david, kraft heinz gets recommended today. they're in the center aisle. honestly.cheese whiz on the -- i mean, who's -- >> i don't know. somebody seems to be eating this stuff. i still eat my cookies. although those are mostly mondelez. >> they have that five year program. they're about to have an acceleration in earnings. >> really? coca-cola is going to have an acceleration of earnings and mondelez? >> yeah. both of them. >> we have record high on play after yesterday's results. which i thought was interesting because your stay at home notion sort of flies in the face of what dave & buster's has done. >> it's about experiential. when you go to the dave & buster's which i lot love to go i have lost fortunes there playing the silly games trying to get that claw -- the claw -- you know the claw? trying to get that. but it's eat, drink, play, watch. there was once a best seller called that. remember, eat -- >> yes. >> eat, pray, love. this is eat, drink, play, watch. the numbers are great. they have -- they need -- you need about 100 more dave & buster's. they fit in

closing, i just want to thank all of the people who have come to see my shows, whenever i appeared, heinzome witnesses on the stand. we'll -- we're confident in the case we have. and look forward to getting it in a jury's hands. >> in court, late last month, cosby's lead attorney said the prosecution was systematically excluding african-americans after a black woman was dismissed by prosecutors. the question now: how will race play out in his trial? joining thus morning, to talk more about it, albert solar, joseph marone with their insight on the case. who wants to start off? i'll start with you, will race play a role in the case? >> thanks for having me. in every casey think people bring their own individual ideas, their life experiences, any time you have different races, i think it does play an absolute role. and, you know, sixth amendment gives everyone the right to have speedy public trial, by an impartial jury. the question s. today with social media, today with news, with fake news, real news, can we have it. >> joseph i was asking you why would his lawyers allow the jury to be sea

fended off a hostile bid from kraft heinz not too long ago, then moved to improve shareholder returnuld put some underperforming businesses up for sale. francine: this is nestlÉ stock. compared tog at 11% peers, 4%, over the past two years. we calculated it on a blended ford price-to-earnings. do you own any? >> in terms of food companies and defensive generally come they are quite high multiples relative the market. this is nestlÉ versus its own sector. element tod proxy the ownership we have of these sectors. what is interesting is the last 12 months or so has seen strong inflation rising bond yields, which has been a challenge to the sectors. the tailwind is picking up and you could find multiples go up as bond yields go down. francine: what can they do to defend themselves? >> they can review their portfolios. nestlÉ has gone about that with mark schneider. unilever is doing that more aggressively. they can do buybacks and other things to boost returns. spread's or the confectionery business up for sale. that may be the best response. youcine: trevor, how do view the fact there i

unilever-heinz issue that percolated out about six onths ago. what's triggering this?ou see these huge companies, kraft, union lever, you can keep going on, they don't have a ton of growth. push into o this what we call health and show s, but they're all the exposition. they're looking for new ways to ep expanding these businesses. and i think one thing that's eally interesting here in this situation, and moving away from that, the new c.e.o. they've he's the first outside nestle noiment over a century. shows us how entrenched this company was until very recently. not alone. union lever, same situation. what was interesting, bob, to loeb tends e, dan to invest in u.s. and japanese equities, and he dent this time. flow ort of speaks to the we've been seeing in europe. you look at the bloomberg here. this is the inflow into europe e've seen. just year to date overall, it's like over $20 billion flowing in. here do you feel like we are in this rotation? out of just had data germany, the business climate index, the assessment of rrent conditions in germany, in june, the hi

heinz, seven minutes. >>> thank you. i'll begin by yielding a moment to the ranking member. >> thank you. just a quick follow-up. you've been asked, mr. secretary, about whether the vote tallies were impacted. some have suggested that because the actual counting of the votes by the machines wasn't impacted that therefore you're testifying and others have testified there was no effect on the election. these are two quite different things. in your written statement, you state i'm not in a position to know whether the successful russian government directed hacks of the dnc and elsewhere did, in fact, alter public opinion and thereby alter the outcome of the presidential election. >> correct. >> do you stand by that? >> yes, and thank you for that clarification. >> it's not really the job of the intelligence agency to determine if the information that was dumped had a determinetive effect on the outcome only whether machines were impacted, not people. >> you'd need a social scientist or a pollster to do that. >> i want to as

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the heinz field reigns, the isle of wight and parts of hampshire heading towards south—east england, clear from wales but we will have at first you hours yet. the south of wales ripening upa hours yet. the south of wales ripening up a bit, but very windy close to the coast. —— brightening. we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. the strongest winds today will be across wales and southern england. especially around the coast, where we are looking at gales in the irish sea, the bristol channel, the english channel and south—western approaches. it does mean that the showers will rattle through quickly. meanwhile, the rain carrying on across central and eastern scotland and also parts of eastern scotland and also parts of eastern england in particular. if you are stuck under the rain it is going to feel pretty cool. through deceiving the rain continues to advance east north—east, so we will still have it across parts of scotla nd still have it across parts of scotland and north—east england. —— through this evening. dry weather follows behind, with some clear skies. temperat