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. ♪ >>> a new report finds inflation is cooling in the u.s., and heinz wants to spice things up withney kealy has your cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: the bear market continues and stocks closed strong on tuesday. the dow closed up 145 points, the nasdaq gained 111, the s&p up by 30 points. >>> a new report shows inflation is cooling in the u.s. rising costs slowed for an 11th straight month in may as grocery prices eased again and gas more than reversed the previous month's rise. overall, consumer prices rose 4% from a year earlier but down 4.9%n april and 40 9% last june. it's an encouraging sign ahead of the fed's meeting today that could resu >>> the slowing inflation may not be great if you rely on social security checks. the amount you get could dip next year due to cost of living adjustments. one nonprofit group says it may mean problems for seniors whose household spending may remain high for essentials like food and housing. >>> and heinz wants to make your dipping experience exciting. they're releasing six new sauces including creamy chimichurri and aioli. they're en

we put out a note this morning you have heinz talking about ai and how it's going to help the supply chain. >> i'm going to stop you for a second when a ketchup company is talking about ai, you don't pause and say, give me a break >> no, absolutely not. this is the greatest technology innovation or innovations we've seen in two decades. when you look at the companies, here's the difference between now and then now you know the established players. what ai is is it's a scale and size business. there's real opportunity here. this is not a bubble >> aren't we somewhat making leaps of faith here thinking that, you know, we're pulling numbers out of hat it feels like to say the total addressable market is 1 trillion, it's 2 trillion, it's x trillion where are these numbers coming from >> here heinz and others are talking about real earnings and cost savings they're not talking two or three years. they're talking next quarter, the following quarter. it's a massive productivity enhancement. this is an incredible optimization process >> when you see a stock like nvidia up a ton in a short pe

markus heinz stopped writing for the paper because he felt it had become too extreme.em all." for me, the biggest problem is that the people who write in this newspaper do not say anything about it. i don't understand it. the editor of democratic resistance, anselm lenz, did not reply to points raised by the bbc. he said, "if needed, we are willing to take the fight by all means." closer to home, the inclination towards hateful rhetoric brings with it a risk of action offline. marianna spring, bbc news. around 13,000 people have been evacuated in north—east philippines, as one of the country's most active volcanoes, the mayon, has been spewing lava since last week. those living within the "permanent danger zone", or a six—kilometre radius, fled to shelters as volcanic activity intensified over the weekend. the country's chief volcanologist,teresito bacolcol, said more people could be evacuated in the coming days if mayon�*s unrest intensifies. so it was a big weekend of sport — the champions league final, french open tennis and... the world custard pie throwing champio

heinz tweeted out the answer. let me ask you, where do you put ketchupsome. >> in the fridge.ng. it's not true, huh? maria: what about you, lee? >> fridge. thousand percent fridge. maria: john? >> fridge. and you brought up this thing about ketchup being pronounced catsup. my entire life, i've never heard somebody say catsup. maria: do you watch the simpsons? >> we're broadening your mind. john's anti-ketchup on hot dogs, did you know that? [inaudible conversations] >> you must not like baseball with, because i feel like there's nothing better than going to a baseball game, have a hot dog with ketchup. look at that picture -- maria: oh, no, no. to be clear, the debate was with answered, catch chip -- ketchup belongs in the fridge. now to the hot dog debate, no, no, no, mustard goes on a hot dog. >> why can't we have it all? i love it. the more vinegar, the better. maria: we hope everybody's going to have a great fourth of july weekend, make it safe and happy, and we send you do our wishes for a happy independence day. it's been a great show today, so happy you joined the show.

markus heinz stopped writing for the paper because he felt it had become too extreme.ice, and on telegram i say "kill them all." for me, the biggest problem is that the people who write in this newspaper do not say anything about it. i don't understand it. the editor of democratic resistance, anselm lenz, did not reply to points raised by the bbc. he said, "if needed, we are willing to take the fight by all means." closer to home, the inclination towards hateful rhetoric brings with it a risk of action offline. marianna spring, bbc news. you can hear more you can hear more on you can hear more on that story on bbc sounds. twins who were born two and a half months early, having shared the same amniotic sack, blood flow and placenta in the womb, have been reunited in their intensive care unit. wylder and gem chapman are monochrionic—monoamniotic — known as momo — twins and they beat all the odds to survive. peter whittlesea has their story. can you see your brother? can you see each other? you've spent a long time together in there, haven't you? to their parents, these t

we also see nvidia, kraft heinz all lower. these are the biggest lines on the nasdaq 100.omething could have something to do with pfizer. kraft heinz, there was housekeeping on the price target. as for the nasdaq, it joins the s&p 500. it is a little bit different. rsi had bounced around the overbought territories. those higher highs bullish but now back down in the range suggesting we could see the nasdaq 100's bullish momentum fade. if it were to crash back below the last lowe's guy, we could be looking out a pullback on it would suggest the chart itself suggests we are looking at something from here, like at least a 5% call back. a cooling off of the recent big rally. guy: and some price action which we are not seeing. thank you very much indeed. i want to give you the catalyst for that price action. there could be a few over the next few days. in around 90 minutes, the ecb president gives her opening remarks and portable -- portugal. we have got some great coverage coming up over the next couple of days. wednesday, i really big day. tuesday and wednesday, some really g

heinz ketchup has finally settled the age old debate on where ketchup should be kept and they tweetedel about that? and could you stretch this into a two-minute segment on fox and friends? >> why is this controversial. when you open something don't you automatically put it in the frig, whether it's ketchup or something -- [applause] >> that's the most applause i've gotten all day. thanks. have we become this privileged as a society that this is something that we argue about. like have we run out of things to argue about? >> greg: i would oar argue about that -- >> if i was ketchup would you put me in the frig. >> here's an interesting ketchup question. did you ever hear it be pronounced as cats-up? >> greg: anybody remember -- >> midwest, yes. >> greg: and west coast. it was -- and then it became ketchup and nobody cared. was ketchup the first like trans-gender economy, that it was cats-up. >> normally you're out on a limb but let's break it down. you start out putting it into your cabinet. you don't transition it until you open it. so until it opens up and then you transition it into

>> you think of heinz and i say heinz and use a catch but because kids today you have to have more flavor. so they're introducing 6 new flavors. here's a ranch. one. there's a soy. one, a fiery hot sauce, one. so you get the idea. it's just i want people look at investing as products. and the more it to think kinds of product, the more apps you are to come in and say, oh, i understand now and i want to be an investor because it's the coolest thing on planet. will witnesses that falsify burger king to is it all about? is that why you do that? yeah. >> yeah. it's it's really all about people under age. 25 they want go back to the 1950's started. we had 4 spices in the kitchen. >> and in the 1980's we had about 20 now we've got about 40 plus in the average kitchen. people under 25 spend money, people spend money, drive businesses, businesses that are driven, ultimately become stocks and stocks become winners because people under. 25 right, burger king with its fiery nuggets fire away. i guess that's a good thing. okay. what's sports stuff. the kids, i guess i don't know who's buying it, but

markus heinz stopped writing for the paper because he felt it had become too extreme.ram i say "kill them all." for me, the biggest problem is that the people who write in this newspaper do not say anything about it. i don't understand it. the editor of democratic resistance, anselm lenz, did not reply to points raised by the bbc. he said, "if needed, we are willing to take the fight by all means." closer to home, the inclination towards hateful rhetoric brings with it a risk of action offline. marianna spring, bbc news. marianna spring, bbc news. the father of four children rescued alive after more than a month in the colombianjungle is hailing his oldest daughter as a hero. he said his oldest child lesly, who is just 13, helped save her siblings' lives after their plane crashed in the amazon jungle. she reportedly made camp for her siblings, and provided any food she could find. the youngest of whom is just 11 months old. the widower also says their mother actually survived for four days after the crash and mentioned his wife's last words were, "you guys get out of h

markus heinz stopped writing for the paper because he felt it had become too extreme. i say "kill them all." for me, the biggest problem is that the people who write in this newspaper do not say anything about it. i don't understand it. the editor of democratic resistance, anselm lenz, did not reply to points raised by the bbc. he said, "if needed, we are willing to take the fight by all means." closer to home, the inclination towards hateful rhetoric brings with it a risk of action offline. marianna spring, bbc news. now to australia, where an investigation is under way after ten people were killed and 25 injured in a bus crash. local police say the bus rolled over at a roundabout in the wine region of new south wales, north of sydney. among those transported to the hospital, the 58—year—old bus driver, who has since been arrested with charges pending. local media reported that the bus had been returning from a wedding before the incident. in egypt, three british tourists are missing, after a fire on board a boat in the red sea, around 25 kilometres — or 15 miles — fr

markus heinz stopped writing for the paper because he felt it had become too extreme.elegram i say "kill them all." for me, the biggest problem is that the people who write in this newspaper do not say anything about it. i don't understand it. the editor of democratic resistance, anselm lenz, did not reply to points raised by the bbc. he said, "if needed, we are willing to take the fight by all means." closer to home, the inclination towards hateful rhetoric brings with it a risk of action offline. marianna spring, bbc news. scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, is facing calls to suspend his predecessor, the former first minister, nicola sturgeon, from the scottish national party after she was arrested as part of the police investigation into the snp's finances. ms sturgeon was released without charge pending further inquiries and has insisted she's innocent of any wrongdoing. lorna gordon reports. nicola sturgeon was scotland's longest serving first minister and for years was the most powerful figure in scottish politics. on sunday she was arrested and questioned

it's a social media fight, though and heinz uk settled the debate tweeting catsup goes in the fridgeep further and polled 13,000 votes, it was made clear to refrigerator eight after opening. >> where do you put yours? >> refrigerator. >> always. some restaurants have the bottles on the table or in the packets. the votes are in we asked whether you'd taste or toss pepsi's cola-infused catsup it turns out most of were you not willing to mash up the taste. it's coming one-day only at chase field yankee stadium, comerica park and target field on the fourth. whether you have it or not, we know you s "top story" tonight. i'm tom llamas back in new york. stay right there, more news on the way. ews on the way. >>> the scotus strike down sending shockw t

heinz ketchup, lone laughter, settled age-old debate where ketchup should be kept and tweeted it shoulde. how do you feel about that? should you stretch this into a 10-minute segment on ketchup? >> todd: why is this controversial? if you open something, don't you automatically put it in the fridge? [applause] >> todd: thank you, most applause i've gotten all day. thanks, dad. have we become this privileged as society, this is something we argue about? have we run out of things to argue about? >> greg: i would rather argue about that than -- >> kat: ask your husband, if i was ketchup, would you put me in the fridge? >> greg: interesting question. i can't ask you. did you ever here it pronounced as catsup. >> midwest, yeah. no. >> greg: it was catsup and then ketchup and nobody cared. was ketchup the first transgender condiment? >> you are normally on a limb, let's break it down. you buy it in the cabinet and you don't transition it until you open it. until it opens up and then you transition it to the fridgeerator and it reaches what he want to be, delicious cold condiment. >> greg: that

markus heinz stopped writing for the paper because he felt it had become too extreme.problem is that the people who write in this newspaper do not say anything about it. i don't understand it. the editor of democratic resistance, anselm lenz, did not reply to points raised by the bbc. he said: closer to home, the inclination towards hateful rhetoric brings with it a risk of action offline. marianna spring, bbc news. you can hear the podcast in conspiracy land on bbc sounds and a documentary as well on the bbc iplayer so please take a look. let's get some of the day's other news now. the us and saudi arabia have condemned renewed violence in sudan's capital, khartoum. residents have reported air strikes and exchanges of artillery fire. the two countries said they were disappointed that fighting had resumed. initial results suggest the new pro—europe movement of montenegro's president jakov milatovic has narrowly won the country's parliamentary elections. europe now is projected to have taken a quarter of the vote. a major portion of a us highway in philadelphia has coll

. >> 2014, a putin ally wired $3.5 million to hunter biden, devin archer, and chris heinz. john carey's stepson. joe biden was criminally guilty of using his family to increase his wealth and now we're finding out about it. >> president biden heads to philadelphia for first election campaign rally and hopefully i-95 repairs are enough to get people there. so nice to see there's more nats fans up in new york on the set of "fox & friends". trevor pitched for the mets too, as you know, will. pete: that's a stretch. will: rangers fan. rachel: i'm a nats fan now. >> that's one. will: now to headlines, at&t is the latest to close down a location in san francisco. the largest store will officially close on august 1 as crime and homelessness in the city continue to soar. follow nordstrom, cinemark and clarks that shut down stores at popular west field mall. main lobstermen catching a big one at the administration. last year they sued the biden administration over whale protection administrations that threatened their livelihoods they said. yesterday a judge ruling in favor of the f

that's where -- >> i'm not going to ask you to reveal whatever secret sauce you might have, although heinz was talking about ketchup getting a booths boost from ai. >> your buys, draft kings, roku and ai. >> all of them, scott. on june 1st it was a burn the boats. when the machine says to get out of them, we'll get out of them that's tough to do for a manager who's used to having their strong opinions. if i go to my investors and i say, these are the back tests, this is how well this thing has worked, i really believe in it, i couldn't take their money, start launching with the model, no, actually, eric jackson knows best all those picks you mentioned came from the model and we're going to sfik with and see how it goes. >> you will no longer make any investment decisions based on your fundamental analysis and the analysts you employ? i don't know how many you have if any is that what you're saying >> i see my job, scott, i oversee the notal. i oversee the team and so my job is to kind of check and double check. make sure this works as well as we hope it works but that's the job i think the

heinz is a friend and former lawyer for former fbi director louie free louie free is one of joe biden'sbuddies. former fbi director louie free was in business with hunter biden. former fbi director louie free paid for jill biden's grandchildren's college television out of the kindness of his heart, i'm sure. so louie free puts his former lawyer if the delaware attorney's office prosecuting or should i say not prosecuting hunter biden. what a filthy inside job. even cbs news got hunter biden home cooking. >> if this were hunter smith, instead of hunter biden, i think you would have a very much more aggressive prosecution. >> jesse: the feds put famous people all the time in prison. rapper kodak black got three years for putting the wrong social security number on his gun app. he didn't get pre-trial diversification. rapper joe failing for file taxes. hill got three months for not paying taxes on a million bucks and rapper ja rule, those unfamiliar with ja rule here's a taste ♪ what would i be without my baby ♪ this alone might break me ♪ and i don't want to go ♪ but every needs a payday.

for instance, heinz ketchup and gordon's gin. but now, after her passing, they may have to reapply.e thing happens in america. that's why every 4 to 8 years, we get all new products from president's choice. the new king and queen. president's choice. [applause] off-brand seltzer! off-brand seltzer! the new king and queen are already hard at work, sitting on what i believe are the official thrones of great britain. either that or they're they new judges on "the voice." "jackson. jackson, i thought you did a wonderful job singing nicki minaj's "super freaky girl." we are amused. he's mine, blake shelton! you can suck it! footmen, swivel me! too far, too far." [applause] of course, chuckie don't king for free. he's immediately taking over his late mother's financial portfolio, which is worth billions. and while british citizens normally pay around 40% inheritance tax, king charles get his inheritance tax-free. he's supposed to be -- [booing] exactly. imagine how the english feel. he's supposed to be the ultimate public servant and he doesn't pay taxes? that is gonna cost him some votes

as pricing stabilizes here >> it's also interesting, and i mean, you're seeing things like kraft, heinz, and general mills also down more than 2% today it seems like the group is just, at this very moment when people are getting comfortable about some more of the cyclicals and less interested in taking shelter in the traditional defensives, it seems like it might be exacerbating that idea, because they didn't raise guidance it seems like an excuse. >> that's right. the staples are popular when it's recession woirries and defense mode and we've been going the other way. >> yeah, and if you look at the valuations, they've reset lower. campbell's is back down to a 15 times forward number, above a 3% dividend yield they were kind of paying up for the safety for a while, and now it seems like they're much more in the more normal zone in terms of valuation >> it will be good to hear from mark tonight he'll be on "mad money" with jim cramer but demand trends, recessionary behavior, they're not seeing it. the snacks business in particular, the kettle ships, doing really, really well. they broug

that will report next week for that matter mccormick and even pepsico they are all better than kraft heinz thanks for the kind comments about my interest rate call. billy in north carolina. billy. >> caller: hi, jim and thank you for your time. >> of course >> caller: my question is on target i'm in target at 77 a share. i rode it all the way to the top during the pandemic, broke a major investment rule of yours and rode it all the way back down to where it is now. i still have a profit of about 55 a share in it but i let go of a lot of that because i didn't sell when i should have. i'd like to know what i should do with it today >> first billy stop kicking yourself, a lot of people make that same mistake. and who saw all these problems with target and the political backlash coming? i know i didn't. here's what i need to know 3.3% yield, good balance sheet 15 times earnings. i'd rather buy it than sell it anthony in michigan. anthony. >> caller: hello, dr. cramer how are you? >> eemi'm fine how about you anthony? >> caller: quite well, thank you. since dr. buffett has said that berkshire c

slowly getting it, good it turns out melania's christmas trees weren't red, they were just covered in heinzer ] but it didn't stop there hutchinson also testified that trump not only knew that his protesters were armed, but actually didn't want them to go through mags which are devices that screen for weapons. check this outtr >> he wanted it full and he was angry that we weren't letting people through the mags with weapons. i overheard the president say something to the effect of, you know, "i don't effing care that they have weapons. they're not here to hurt me. take the effing mags away. let my people in they can march to the capitol from here. let the people in. take the effing mags away. >> jimmy: at that point, fox news was like, "we'll be back right after this quick two-hour commercial break. [ laughter ] well guys, switching gears i saw that the top accounting firm ernst & young has been fined $100 million for allowing it's employees to cheat on cpa exams. but we got a copy of one of the exams. i got to tell you, their answers are way off. i'll give you a few examples for instance,

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it has been very well documented that that monkey brains predecessors the heinz ear's openly used parcel 36 in the same manner that monkey brains would like to use parcel 36 and in the same manner that is being obstructed now by mission greenway and, um, the law recognizes prescriptive easement and you don't have to get judicial action to perfect those rights. okay thank you. thank you very much else in the room who would like to provide public comment? is there anyone else after him? if so, to keep it moving along. can you move forward? okay? please go ahead. you have three minutes. i i'm chris. me uh, long time friend of both alex and rudy. we went to college together. um just to continue some of what kelly had talked about in terms of providing some more color around the. ah community membership focused ethos of monkey brains. if you will, i would like to point out that they have been sponsored pride for over a decade recently sponsored carnival and continually support and donate to various community groups. they plan to continue this collaboration with community leaders in the area.

. >> thank you chairman turner, ranking member heinz and all of you for being here today. director haynes if you cut right to it today. that is the challenges that we face in the nation and the threat that we have, threats our country are not new but some of the forms of that threat are neo. when i talk about that a little bit the chinese communist party is assertive. they want to stabilize us as much as they can. they are getting pretty good at it. the only concerns i have are the development of adversaries, biological weapons. the very great concern to me. also the flow of illicit fentanyl coming into our country, which even in the meeting with the chinese ambassador he admitted we sell the precursors. somebody else's problem after that. it is our problem i doing to hold those accountable for these efforts to be held accountable at some points. we have got to do a better job of that. i think we need to address and invest in some of the resources we need to stop the scourge of fentanyl. also the creation of a bio weapons is something we should be greatly concerned about w

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a couple of the large ones you may have heard of would be craft, heinz, princess foods. virtually dry beans were evicted stemmed from the retail tory tariffs. these tears were eventually removed in june of 22, our industry was thinking immediately back in the u.s. market. but that is not been the case today. once you lose these markets and let others in, build those relationships and figure how to compete not only on the production side but on the quality side of the u.s., it is hard to earn those markets back. please consider these priorities as humans to the complexities of this farm bill and thank you again for the opportunity to testify here today. quick thank you very much. mr. carson? >> good morning. thank you chairwoman smith and rankings met member for the opportunity today as previously stated by name is cody carson and i farm in texas presumes the immediate past chairman of nationals producers board of directors. and i think with the exception of dairy and rice i either grow or have them growing every crop represented here today but very few of the farmers fro

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a couple of the larger ones you might have heard of would be kraft heinz and princess foods. unfortunately, dry beans were -- from the retaliatory tariffs. when these tariffs were eventually removed in june of 22, our industry was thinking this region would be back in the u.s. market. but that has not been the case today. once you lose these markets, and let others in, build those relationships. and figure out how to compete, not only on the production side, but on the quality side of the u.s., it's hard to earn those markets back. please consider these priorities as you move through the complexities of this pharma bill. and thank you again for the opportunity to testify here today. >> thank you very much. mr. carson. >> good morning. thank you, chairwoman smith and ranking member hyde-smith for the opportunity to be with the committee today. as previously stated, my name is kody carson, and i farm with my life -- i serve at the immediate past chairman of the national sorghum producers board of directors. i think with the exception of dairy and rice, i either grow or have gro