join the march to health at hershey's store. get your free polio shot today at hershey's store. a simple injection means polio protection. let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children bring your parents and parents bring your children. hershey's store. >> after the program was first announced television recorded the grand opening of the polio station on the main street of the city. the mayor was there. he got the first shot. and then another. for the benefit of the photographers. nursing schools used the campaign as a practical training ground for nurses. the mayor remained to see the community effort well on its way. it was an extremely pleasant start. a good omen for the campaign. >> let's make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children bring your parents. and parents bring your children. get your free polio shot today at 12th and broadway. >> good publicity depends on taking advantage of unusual situations. this action made the front pages. civic clubs had immunization groups to get shots. mobile stations were set up in delicate locations and

. >> hershey does have a high valuation but to dominate the u.s.arket and national competitors which means increased prices when they need to and reality is americans like hershey's products whether be reese's peanut butter cups, kitcat and their signature chocolate bars and they've seen the gaming market share and it makes it all a good to hit earnings growth 6 - 8%. jack: who combat against kitcat. carlton jump in. i am also a twinkies fan, of a two-part question for you, what is your take on hostess and are there any plays that you see particularly undervalued right now? >> despite what the health critics may say, americans like hostess products which is twinkies and doughnuts and their signature cupcakes. hostess has better growth than most food companies, its sales is expected to increase 4 - 5% but earnings rising 10% anyone snacking it is been a good idea. jack: twinkies has to be one of the better to tickers on the entire new york stock exchange pray thank you for the segment. roundtable members get their investment ideas [sfx: psst psst] a

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did i see you at a rally in hershey? - no. - you weren't in hershey? - is this your first rally? - no. - no? starting to get deja vu. finding the right person to interview is a subtle art. you survey the scene looking for the perfect shirt, hat, sign, or you could just walk up to the lady with the megaphone. - (laughing) - yeah, yeah! - yeah, guys, here we go, here we go. - trump train, choo-choo! trump train, choo-choo! we're coming to a town near you. - many people wonder if we get permission to film them, and we do, which is apparently much harder than getting them to send surprise recurring donations to the trump campaign. - before i show this, i just need a signature if that's all right. - i'm not doing it. - "daily show with trevor noah." and are you trevor? - no, he-- he's in new york. he's not here. this is jordan. - awesome, thanks man. tell me your name, i can print your name for you. just, here, sign right there, you see? - okay. - yeah, there. perfect. - trevor noah at "the daily"-- you want to talk to him? sign the release. - wanting me to

hershey hitting an all-time high on the back of strong q1 results. we'll speak with michelle buck about those results and what she's seeing from the consumer inflation concerns and much more you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. did you know that petco, is now a health and wellness company? i adore their groomers and their vets our physical, social, and mental health cared for in one place. ♪ petco. the health and wellness company. shiny coat, clear eyes, good energy. we handsome boys need high quality dog food to live to be old, distinguished boys. petco. the health and wellness company. >>> s&p up three-quarters of 1%. hershey shares hitting an all-time high today after beating wall street expectations and raising guidance for the year the company, which includes brands like reese's and jolly rancher expects sales to grow 4% to 6%, which is up from the earlier range of 2% to 4%. welcome back, michelle, good to see you. >> thank you good to see you as well. >> hershey's did okay when people were staying at home, buying snacks and eating sweets fro

the dietary laws and what you could eat you could have bordens, you know this or you could have hershey's chocolate certain things that were kosher. and in the back of that there was a listing of places to stay and that we decided was probably the guide. before the the guide that you and i were talking about that came out in the late 50s or early 60s. another question from the audience. yeah right here we can get a mic to believe. i bought a modern copy of the green book thinking that we could travel south and maybe learn something more and but the modern one the reprint is only of what this states. have now and not really where you could go and learn something. more of what the state's laws are in terms of racial equality. rather than what it was in the past. i was looking more of something from the past you can actually buy reprints of the original green books, but they're also on the new york public library website. if you just type in new york public library green book, they'll all pop up. we have the yeah, i had heard that the holiday inns specifically were founded. as places that wo

daily -- it was a publication that basically said you had to observe dietary laws and you could have hershey's chocolates. certain things that were kosher. in the back of that there was a list of places to stay and that we decided was probably the guide -- probably the guide you and i were talking about that came in the early sixties. >> another question here from the audience. >> i bought a modern copy of the green book thinking we could travel south and learn something more. but the reprint is only of with the states have now and not really where you could go and learn something. more of with the states laws are in terms of -- rather than what it was in the past. i was looking more for something from the past. >> you can actually buy reprints of the original green books, but there are also on the new york public library website. if you just type in new york public library green book they will all pop up. law i heard that the holiday inn specifically founded as places that were not segregated and would be all over the country is that right? >> i don't know the answer to that. but would not be

, in the very same parking lot where i interviewed hundreds of fired up trump supporters, here in hersheyt is, i've definitely been here before. because i remember doing a badass hero shot over there, interviewing some women drinking wine at 10:00 in the morning, and walking out of that corn field like a boss. although there's no more corn field. so, thanks a lot, president joe biden. last year, i followed trump supporters to his rallies, from parking lots just like this one all the way to the steps of the capitol. then i stopped because sedition's not really my thing. i'm more of a jaywalking guy. but now that the election's over and the glass has been cleaned up from the capitol, i wanted to look back and reflect on this past year, and see how this led to this. (overlapping shouting) because ultimately, they were about the same thing: a fervent devotion to donald trump above everything else. and that's something i learned early on in my travels. the picture of donald trump that his supporters have in their heads is more flattering than, well, almost any picture of donald trump. but don'

to stopped in their job or they detect protect hershey incites violence with this abominable languagehe's flies back to beverly hills where she lives her d.c. water sheet works prince is not her district that's going to burn, her store, her family, her community it's the most deplorable behavior you could expect. we need that to act like adults and not make it worse. kennedy: think be hard-pressed to defend what she said, michael, but what is a better way of addressing this? what's a better way to address a group of people who are arty outrage? this is just a few miles from brooklyn center where they are still ongoing protests in the death of daute wright. >> should be a perspective of a black american who seen a lifetime of racial injustice for the whole countries waiting on edge waiting for this verdict and hoping he gets the guilty verdict. i think we should all follow the lead of george floyd's family who has handled this with an enormous amount of dignity despite the injustice that george floyd -- was done to him. i think however they handle it, that is how everyone should commun

one is from @minusthefire he says, "why hasn't anyone created a chocolate company to compete with hershey's] >> jimmy: oh, her-shey's >> steve: oh, her-shey's >> jimmy: "him-he's. >> steve: nice >> jimmy: holy moly. >> steve: mind blown >> jimmy: this one is from @sherylschultz1.she says, "when id pic at 21, i got real high before that way if i ever got pulled over, i'd look normal. [ laughter and applause >> steve: "you're under arrest ma'am. >> jimmy: this is from @ryanbartholomee he says, "why aren't iphone chargers called apple juice? there you go, man. that's pretty good [ cheers and applause those are "tonight show hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we will be right back with kevin bacon! come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ (build me up) ♪ ♪ buttercup, baby ♪ ♪ just to let me down ♪ ♪ (let me down) ♪ ♪ and mess me around ♪ ♪ and then worst of all ♪ ♪ (worst of all) ♪ ♪ you never call, baby ♪ ♪ when you... ♪ ♪ say you will... ♪ carl. what have you done? think anyone will notice? yes. ide, you get it. yeah, they wi

pepsico reported during a flood of tech earnings and initially nobody cared but they cared today hershey just delivered some terrific numbers, too. while we're at it, let's throw in domino's pizza, which exceeded expectations. more on that later now, i had the good fortune to be in part of today's truly fun experience, cnbc's annual stock draft, where contestants picked the stocks that they think will have the run the most by the time of next year's super bowl if you stay tuned, you can hear my pick, which will no doubt shock you. but one thing's for certain, the semiconductor shortage won't last the super bowl shortage is in nine and a half months there's just too much money on the line that's why i'm betting that apple, caterpillar and ford are buying at any semiconductor weakness you know, it's a little ironic last night the president of the united states took aim at the wealthy, the class that owns the most stocks by far, so you might have expected the market to roll over i think there's no real connection, though the super rich won't abandon the whole asset class because they're fac

i see yesterday, circle back to the hershey's and the pepsico's. why? because they're afraid of everything else. they look at twitter, ned came on, ned segal, and ned's terrific, but what did ned do, he did rope and dope, he was several times about why they're not doing as well as facebook and why they're not doing as well as everybody else in the business, and his answers are always the same, we are on plan. now, if they're on plan, does that mean the stock continues to go lower i love ned, but i listen, like wow, that's plan what is off plan whoa so there are companies that just, facebook starred, alphabet starred, amazon starred, and then there's a lot of supporting casts and the supporting cast stocks are, like we had yesterday, remember we had bill mcdermott yesterday for servicenow servicenow is a good company the stock was down $50 $50. that's a lot of dollars. sky works had a fantastic quarter. they made a great acquisition. but it wasn't enough, carl and the stock is being clubbed and how about apple? i mean did apple do everything you wanted a

so at this point i'm going it to ask consent to pass hershey h.r. 26 -- to pass h.r. 2630, a five-monthon of the order. i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 2630, which was received from the house and is at the-esque did. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 2630, an act to amend the temporary reauthorization and study of the emergency scheduling of fentanyl analogues act to extend it until october 2021 on fientsal in-related substances. the presiding officer: is there an objection to to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. durbin: i ask unanimous consent that at bill be considered read for a third time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: i know of no further debate on bill. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not, all those in favor say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the bill is passed. mr. durbin: i ask that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. with no intervening action or debate. the pr

undefeated in 15 games against bottom feeders west brom. 22-year-old hershey, pennsylvania, america.miracle. the game would change. what followed? as close as we may come to witnessing rome being stormed. what can only be called a fever dream. look at this man. that's the west brom manager. no one is more shocked than that man. what a loss for chelsea football club. >> i don't know where to go from there. let's go to liverpool. liverpool and united needing big wins. >> defending champion liverpool, fresh off $750 million of investment. in part from lebron james, now a co-owner. liverpool hoping to stave off a fall from grace, which can only be described at cuomo-esque. within four minutes, arsenal live out the irish proverb, there's nothing so bad that it couldn't be worse. liverpool remain desperate to prove they are the future and not a short-term fad. your league leaders, manchester city faces leicester city. look at this. ginger king, splitting the line. 14 points clear at the top of the table. the only time, i think, that can beat manchester city right now, gonzaga. >> roger, th

hundreds of great american countries from kellogg to hershey to 3m have said they want the equality actbecome law. i believe most americans will be shocked to know that their lgbtq family members, friends, and neighbors are not already protected from discrimination. many assume that the community is currently protected under law. this is our chance to expand the civil rights laws to ensure equal protection to all americans. i am pleased to say the house passed equality act in a bipartisan way in february. i look forward to this committee carefully reviewing the legislation and to the ultimate passage so that in preventing discrimination, it gives millions of americans closer to the ideals upon which this country was founded. thank you for the opportunity to testify. >> thank you, congressman. next, we have congresswoman hartzler. she represents the fourth district of missouri. rep. hartzler: is a privilege to be with you this morning. thank you for the opportunity to testify in opposition to the equality act. first, let me say, targeting someone based on their race, gender, or religion

. >> from hershey, pennsylvania, scoring. desperate for a win.manchester city. 91st minute, stunning winner. one of the greatest team the english game has seen is defeated. as close as we might come to watching ewoks win the battle if they had tattoos and man buns. six games to go. not a title race but it's sport that keeps us alive in terms of the meaning and narrative it provides. >> as you look at that, west ham in fourth now. unbelievable. important, obviously, for who goes to europe next year. chelsea, one point behind liverpool three points behind that. it's a race to the end, especially when liverpool has the game in hand over totten ham. everton still in the fight. >> yes. your dreams, my nightmare. they will no doubt disappoint us this afternoon when they play. there's a terrible show on right after it. what is it? >> i don't know. >> it's "the men in blazers." >> yes, prince philip's favorite show. roger, thank you so much. it's always great having you here. we will be tuning in to that extraordinary show, which is actually proven in on