kellogg foundation was founded in 1930 by the serial pioneer will keith kellogg, who was a visionary, innovator and entrepreneur. but during his career, he and his family experienced challenges as they were amassing a great wealth. and because of that, he was able to empathize with people who are less fortunate. and he was particularly interested in children, because children were unable to advocate for themselves. and so he wanted his wealth to promote the health, happiness and well-being of children. and in order to do that, he established the w.k. kellogg foundation. and today we're worth about $8.5 billion. and we have been pursuing his vision for almost 88 years now. what we know today is that we've learned a lot in this space and we know that in order to sustain all of the work that we've done, we have to concentrate and focus on root causes of disparities. and so as we think about our future and the reason that we produce such a document as the business case for racial equity, we've done that because we believe that it's reflecting some root causes that we have to address in th

she is the president and ceo of the wk kellogg foundation. if you are unaware, it is on of the largest private foundations in the u.s. that dedicates itself to champion a vulnerable children and families. hasn'tadership driven countless communities in the country to a more equitable and prosperous future and it is my honor truly to join her to talk about the impacts of racial disparities in and outside the workplace. so, please join me in welcoming miss tabron. [applause] june: thank you, so much, bullock. i really want to start by thinking that national group has association for inviting philanthropy into this space. i am honored to represent philanthropy and hoping that this conversation continues to illuminate the partnerships that we can forge together. i would like to start out by sharing a little bit about the . kellogg foundation, who we are and where we are here today talking about racial equity, particularly in the business sector. it was founded in 1930 by the serial pioneer catalog, who was a visionary and innovator, and an entrepr

kelloggs dropped 25% during that period and kellogg has very real drivers and they have one of the best balance sheets in the space and their margins are growing and they have the direct store experience and they've got different reasons and the snack business and these are all excellent reasons and i think we're in a rising rate environment and the market overall goes into a compression period i think these stocks are very expensive. i think these stocks are very, very attractive when rates were almost zero and people were willing to pay more and the stocks were made and because they're the dividends that karen is loathed to chase which i think she's right. >> back to at&t. >> i think these guys are trading anywhere from 15% to 20% past the five-year averages and if you look at that, i think a lot of that is -- >> except for kellogg. the one pushback i have and i agree with everything you said on the positive side of kellogg. it made sense. it's not necessarily defensive, but at a 15 p.e., if it's the last couple of years running at 17 it's not that bad even though it's hitting highs i

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the kellogg foundation was founded in 1930 by the serial pioneer will keith kellogg who was a visionary and innovator and an entrepreneur. but during his career he and his family experienced challenges, as they were amassing a great wealth. and because of that, he was able to empathize with people who were less fortunate, and he was particularly interested in children because children were unable to advocate for themselves. and so he wanted his wealth to promote the health, happiness, and well-being of children. and in order to do that he established the w.k. kellogg foundation and today we're worth about $8.5 billion, and we've been pursuing his vision almost 88 years now. and what we know today is that we've learned a lot in this space, and we know that in order to sustain all of the work that we have done, we have to concentrate and focus on root causes of disparities. and so as we think about our future and the reason that we produced such a document as the business case for racial equity, we have done that because we believe that it's reflecting some root causes that we have to add

amy kellogg, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> it's go to bill in the weather center, to find out more about our weather here in the bay area, it's supposed to be getting hotter in some parts? hundred and 22 in palm springs?>> the southwest is baking, the western grid, not just the bay area and the inland valleys that are so hot, the entire western seaboard, towards texas really, this is the grid, and you can see is julie points out, 101 in los angeles, 122 in palm springs, in the bay area, a nice seabreeze, not two points -- not too bad. a heat advisory, to the north and east of us, we have enough of a seabreeze, you can see the puffs of fog, in that area, the heat is big, significant temperatures. a heat advisory in effect, for a good portion of the state of california, and the desert southwest. thunderstorms developing kind of like last night, except the difference here is last night, we had more of the stuff on the west slope, now it is popping off on the east side. it has shifted a few degrees over to the east, but still, concerns for fire, lightning strikes, and even the lake tahoe, liftin

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years ago, if you were a large company like kellogg, you were not focusing on amazon or e-commerce. whole foods puts online shopping, online grocery shopping front and center. this year there has been a big push with amazon pulling $10 off if someone purchases something from whole foods. with the grocery segment in e-commerce, we are starting to see a lot more mainstream companies making the series. emily: amazon does have some major weaknesses in apparel and furnishing. they are trying to combat that i making more amazon branded products. can they make up for lost ground there without losing their relationships with third-party sellers? >> they have more than 70 branded products now. they have launched mama bear and happy belly and not to mention the whole foods private brand of 365. although that is starting to gain a lot of margin traction for amazon. in a traditional sense, amazon used to push for topline growth and very little bottom line margins. these private brands are helping amazon get margin advantage back from all of this. emily: hang on. we caught up with cem sibay, ama

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turning to earnings we have cvs, and kellogg reporting earning.e in to "mornings with maria" at eight:00 a.m. eastern when we identify where the jobs are today. i hope you will join us. we'll talk private equity investing today. my exclusive interview on "mornings with maria" with vice president mike pence. the president tweeted with the federal reserve. if the economy is so great where not raise -- why not raise interest rates? >> we respect the federal reserve. but what we don't want to see happen goin going forward. we don't want policies that diminish the tremendous energy we have in this economy today. maria: you can see my exclusive interview with the vice president monday at 6:00 a.m. thanks for >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon st

. >> the center for disease control issued a r eat kellogg' smacks cereal because of a salmonella outbreak far no one has died. >> you are looking at watch now. the body cram caught, the motorcycle in irving. look i. that could have been a very different outcome. >>> time to attention to the a much. >> the cell that is moving across with the showers moving through. san jose had a >> we are seeing a few light showers. keep in mind the air is so that any thunderstorms that where did it come from? it's monsoon money. all the it was the moisture the came across the bay area and allowed the showers this is what it does. you notice the fog in the foreground and the high level clouds in the background. that moisture did add more humidi humidity. it is feeling there some good visibility. shower, thunder. we are looking at i hope you have a good day tomorrow. 5:00 a.m., a few showers. not expecting a whole in the of. as we head into the nighttime hours, the. not tomorrow morning. ly. take the umbrella in case you miss i had to the your commute. if it includes walking to b.a.r.t. 84 in santa rosa. 7

election. >> arthel: amy kellogg, thank you very much. eric?ric: election interference continues to be major concern with indictments just several months before the midterm elections for they see eight city of galesburg illinois was hit by russians in 2016.that is when the illinois board of elections voter registration base was breached. the board is now questioned confirmation from special counsel real robert mueller that there indeed the state that was referenced in the indictment as a target of one of those hacks. he was the director of national intelligence, dan coats. >> russia has been the most aggressive foreign actor. no question. they continue their efforts to undermine our democracy. we continue to see individuals affiliated with the st. petersburg based internet research agency. creating new social media accounts, masquerading as americans and then using these accounts to draw attention to the divisive issues. >> eric: how our local officials protecting us?we are joined now with steve, the executive director of board of elections to

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mike: amy kellogg in moscow, thank you.ew reaction to lisa page facing lawmakers, speaking behind closed doors for nearly 5 hours and now one powerful republican saying that she revealed new information suggesting doj may have been holding something back from congress. plus ahead of president trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin, top administration officials voicing concerns over the threat from moscow. >> today the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack. russia has been the most aggressive foreign actor no question. and they continue their efforts to undermine our democracy. and it's only on a few categories. and when those categories change, you gotta sign up again. when does it end?! with the capital one quicksilver® card, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's like a cash back oasis. what's in your wallet? cheru has no choice. she, and millions like her, walk miles a day for dirty water together, we can end their walk, ...by providing cle

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liz: amy kellogg with the very latest.. >> still ahead, new questions congress has for this man in a possible bias in the clinton e-mail investigation. as the president heads to helsinki, how his meeting with vladimir will play back here at home. >> the president as a chief negotiator. not me. a good sense of what these issues aren't and where he wants to go. he wants to improve the bilateral relationship and find ourselves on the same page some of these common interest areas. 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. liz: agent peter stzrok emancipate spending time testifying before congress. pages expect it to resume her testimony tomorrow. trillion turner joins us with more lies. >> wrote fbi officials put in some serious time on capitol hill this week at a combined total of 15 hours of testimony. agence stzrok was broadcast live. president trump weighing in today with more of his reaction. >> i watch some of the testimony even though i am in europe of stzrok. >> the nation's cap

bush and the former ceo of kellogg, carlos gutierrez. have you here, sir. >> thank you. good to be here. cheryl: first, i wanted to ask you because of your experience more is so at kellogg than anything else, you know, what do you make of the chinese going after the american heartland? do you think there's political motivation here? do you think it's because they really want to hurt the u.s. economy? what do you think it is? >> well, you know, agriculture is 2% of our gdp. so it's not like they're targeting the biggest part of our economy. but as you say, it's a political decision. they're targeting states that supported president trump. , and in addition to that, targeting agriculture, we're going to start seeing surpluses. very much the way today we have cheese surpluses, we're going to start seeing surpluses in other products. so that will hurt the farm per. of that will hurt our -- the farmer, hurt our farms and most likely drive them to loss ares. 30 percent of what we produce in agriculture is exported. cheryl: we reported on the s

that's the message from the cdc about kellogg's honey snacks.kellogg company voluntarily recalled the cereal last month after certain sizes had the potential of salmonella. but the food and drug administration says they have become aware that recalled boxes are still on some store shelves. the cdc says 100 people have gotten sick in 33 states in the latest salmonella outbreak. no deaths have been reported. >>> the times are changing for the army. the u.s. army announced its biggest reorganization in 45 years. lucas tomlinson reports from the pentagon and walks us through what will be different. >> reporter: it's the biggest reorganization of the u.s. army in half a century. the pentagon unveiling details about the new futures command established to create a modern- day manhattan project an organization that can adapt quickly to technology an area where the u.s. military fell behind. >> our vision describes the army of 2028 one that's ready to deploy, fight and win decisively against any adversary anytime anywhere. >> reporter: futures command wi

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amy kellogg in moscow has the reaction from russia. >> it might be safe to assume that russian vip's be thinking of nothing but the up coming world cup finals on sunday night here, but instead they are processing the particularly embarrassing indictment friday of 12 military intelligence officers for hacking and meddling in the u.s. elections. the last hacking indictments in february were of 13 relative unknowns except for one wealthy businessman with ties to president putin. until now it's been easy for the kremlin to say that if any russians hacked into democratic accounts or in some way tried to influence the u.s. election, they did so on their own steam. that will be much harder with a group of military intelligence officers. so the next question, could military intelligence have done this on their own steam, without putin's approval, an analyst we spoke to here in moscow said he doesn't think so, too big of a matter. >> putin knows everything about everything in the smallest details. but particularly in the field of national defense and national security. the major decisions are

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amy kellogg in moscow has the reaction from russia. >> it might be safe to assume that russian vip'sing but the up coming world cup finals on sunday night here, but instead they are processing the particularly embarrassing indictment friday of 12 military intelligence officers for hacking and meddling in the u.s. elections. the last hacking indictments in february were of 13 relative unknowns except for one wealthy businessman with ties to president putin. until now it's been easy for the kremlin to say that if any russians hacked into democratic accounts or in some way tried to influence the u.s. election, they did so on their own steam. that will be much harder with a group of military intelligence officers. so the next question, could military intelligence have done this on their own steam, without putin's approval, an analyst we spoke to here in moscow said he doesn't think so, too big of a matter. >> putin knows everything about everything in the smallest details. but particularly in the field of national defense and national security. the major decisions are taken by putin hims

bill >> amy kellogg, thank you. let's talk more about the summit with kansas republican senator back in kansas city tonight, sir, thank you for your time, and our thoughts are with your community in kansas city after the shooting of those police officers earlier today. we certainly hope everything turns out after that. thank you here. >> thank you for that. >> what should president trump expect in 12 or 14 hours here? >> well, a visit to moscow, to russia is any indication, you will see a lot of denial, long conversations, and no admission of any errors on the part of russian government officials or the country. so i hope -- what i hope happens is that the president -- i think this is especially useful this visit now, i really do believe that the two presidents meeting is a good thing. but i think now president trump with the indictments that were just recently announced has the ability to demonstrate to the russians that the interference in our elections was real, confirmed by a series of indictments, and i would e

. >> kelloggs, sysco some of the names earning high up more than 14% from low and brian is taking the pepsi challenge. >> i'm going to keep it simple they keep it simple, the learnings are coming up next week i want to buy a call, it is expiring next friday t. is either going to payoff or not. i'm buying the 110 call expiring next week. above 111.20 and i'm only risking $1.20. >> is this the way you would play pepsi. >> it is interesting going into earnings, we would talk about the desire to sell options to offset the elevated premiums pepsi on average moves about 2.2% which actually means that options are fairly priced. you're not over paying to make that bet one thing we are seeing is activity going into earnings expiring next week i know you saw this activity we saw the weekly 113 calls training and those averaged about 32%. we are expecting the stock to move, a win pays uyou 2 to 1. >> what do you make of this? >> i think it is not specific to the company. it is literally a v. you can -- it's a money flow issue. that's what really moves stocks at the end of the day. if you get fda

kelloggs recalled recalled the cereal last month.he cdc is concerned people may still have it. >>> a mom and pop napa is taking on google in court. charter oak winely says that google refuses to take down negative reviews written by an online troll. the owner is seeking $5,000 in damages for six months of negative comments. she believe the comments violate google p guidelines. . the tech giant successfully got the case dismissed based on a federal rule where the third party, the commenter, has to be present. >>> it's a small business. google is the page of our business. it is the face of our business. and if reviewers review your business they have to be honest. and so that's why you have these rules and guidelines. and they're appropriate. but they don't have anybody to follow them to enact them, enforce them. >> we reached out to goingle. did not receive a response. because you can take someone to small claims court a maximum of five times, she says she is going to keep fighting on behalf of small businesses everywhere. >>> marin c

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. >>> getting word of more illnesses in a salmonella outbreak linked to kellogg's honeys max cereal. the center for disease control tweeted a warning saying do not eat the cereal. the agency is reporting at least 100 confirmed cases of the illness connected to honeys max, including here in california, 33 people have been hospitalized. no deaths have been reported so far. meanwhile, the fda is urging retailers to pull all boxes of this serial from their shells. >>> a new dress code proposal in one city could make everyday casual friday. lancaster mayor who wears a tie himself says that he wants to make them optional for all city workers. that is after a new study in the journal of neuroradiology found that wearing them may lower blood flow to the brain. the mayor is asking the city council to look into the potential policy change. >>> today, a final group of sailboats set out from san francisco bay for the pacific cup pace. slower boats headed out in two previous rounds earlier this week. now, all the cruise are running more than 60 vessels and they are on a 2000 mile trip. it is a jo

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