harvest in brazil is impacting orange juice. time being, companies have managed the surge through actions like smaller chocolate bars and trading down to robust coffee or increasing juices like pear in the orange juice blends. these issues can't be fixed by supply, but demand response. with the prices elevated across the board, that has not yet happened, which means we could see higher prices on the horizon. frank. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor has to hear today and the stock pick every investor needs to know. >>> the incoming trump administration and potential for the m&a boom and the next guest says the conditions could fuel a favorable deal making boom. stay with us after this break. ugh. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. business. e*trade ® it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose

. >> we saw big gains for cocoa, coffee and orange juice. with no quick fix we could see even higher prices in 2025. cocoa is pacing for its best year on record. coffee up about 70% around an all time high and orange juice is tracking for the best year since 2009. cocoa and coffee both require very specific growing conditions. unless there's a big improvement in cocoa supply we have a big issue and one that says the market is just now realizing. brazil is on the cusp of its 5th poor crop because of climate change and that's also impacting orange juice since brazil is the world's largest producer. >>> companies have managed to surge through actions like smaller chocolate bars and trading down to robuster coffee but the issues can't be fixed by adding more supply meaning is going to have to be a demand side response. >> thank you for that. >>> ahead on the show we will do exactly that and keep looking ahead. shares of apple on pace to close out with a 30% gain. could a new administration and the expected trade tariffs disrupt apple's plans? >>

and when sigrid ordered the shut it was an orange juice-based mock tail.f anyone else ordered it, he got orange juice with a heavy dose of whatever clear alcohol the bartender had open at the time. so she created this illusion that she was just another hard-drinking newspaper man. and that was her preferred term, newspaper man. but this idea that she looked like she could match the boys drink for drink. peter: you report in your book about the in-house publ lition -- publication "e little trib," they wrote. our only lady correspondent manages the tribune's important bureau in berlin. it is a bit startling to reconcile someone so small, fair and jolly sigrid schultz with reports of political, econom and social news of germany. but a strong personal and keen mind are behind her gay blue eyes. pamela: yes. she was small. she was pretty. she was female. she often had to deal with men who didn't take her quite seriously. she also was prepared to use those attributes when necessary. one of her favorite ways of distracting a man she was interviewing who was being

when sigrid ordered the scholz it was a orange juice based mocktail .ody else ordered the scholz they got orange juice with a heavy dose of whatever clear alcohol the bartender had to have at the tight. she created the solution that she was not just another hard drinking newspaperman. that was her preferred term, newspaperman. this idea that she could match the boys during for drink. >> you reported in your book about the in house publication about the chicagtribune, the little trip itg about sigrid schultz in october of 28 a lady correspondent response manages the tribune berlin. it is startling to reconcile someone so small in jolly as secret schultz with a distinguished cable report of political, economic and social news of germany . but a strong personality and a keen mind behind her gay blue eyes. >> she was small. she was pretty. she was female. she often had to deal with men who did not take her seriously. she also was prepared to use those attributes when necessary . one of her favorite ways of distracting a man she was interviewing who was diff

and when sigrid ordered the schultz, it was an orange juice base mocktail.ybody else ordered the schultz, he got orange juice with a heavy dose of whatever clear alcohol the bartender had open at the time. so she created the solution that she was just another hard drinking newspaperman, and that was her preferred term, newspaperman. but this idea that she look like she could match the boys drink for drink. >> you report in your ok about the in-house publication of the chicago tribune, the little trip, writing about sigrid schultz in october of 1928, the language is 10years old. our only lady correspondent manages the ibunes important bureau in berlin. it is a bit startling to reconcile someone so small, fair, and jolly as sigrid schultz with the distinguished cable reports of political, economic, and social news of germany. but a strong personality and a keen mind are behind her blue eyes. >> yes. i mean, she was small, she was pretty. she was female. she often had to deal with men who didn't take her quite seriously. she also was prepared to use those attri

and then i'm going to add two ounces of cranberry juice, an ounce of orange juice just like that transforms it to what i call the mistletoe manhattan. give it a quick shake and then into a martini glass, and then i'm going to garnish it with a little rosemary spear with cranberries. very festive. there it is. the jefferson's mistletoe. manhattan. another holiday classic. this is my apple butter. old fashioned really? just simply with the jefferson's bourbon. a little bit of apple cider, apple butter and a couple of dashes of bitters. it's really great for the holidays, and people love that cocktail. so two great cocktails that you can batch up, by the way, and make ahead of time. all these recipes. we can do that ahead of time especially. we need something to nosh on to. danny. yes, this is hungry. you're going to love this. this is my sweet and spicy nuts. and the secret to this is it's made with egg whites and sugar. that gives it the crunch. and then, of course, we put in some spices of cinnamon and cayenne. give it a little heat. if you want to try one, you've got one there. oh, this is

orange juice is pacing for the best year since 2009.fic growing conditions, and crops have been hit hard by bad weather. steve told me unless there is a big improvement in cocoa supply from ghana and ivory coast, we've got a big issue, he said one the market is just now realizing. brazil is on its fifth consecutive poor crop thanks to climate change. it is also investing in orange juice, with supply expected to decline 15%. for the time being, companies have managed the surge through smaller chocolate bars, and increasing juices like pear. but they can't be fixed by adding more supply. meaning there has to be a demand side response. with prices elevated across the board, that hasn't happened just yet, which means we could see even higher prices on the horizon. joe. >> okay, thanks, pippa. >>> all right, when we come back, we're going to wrap up the year with what else? big tech. it's been driving things all year. we wonder what's in store for the star sector in 2025. we'll have more on that when "squawk box" comes right back. get a grea

like i grew up on canned orange juice. yeah, i remember it tasted like metal because it wasn't lined with plastic, you know, but i think so you have different extremes for sure. and i think there is more science that could be known on that. um, but preferring certain metals, certain containers over others, i think would be better and i see you, i don't want to extend the time too much. i only have five minutes. so i'll just take your answer. that's, that's helpful. i heard basically stainless steel may be the way to go. i'll follow through the record. i'll follow up some other questions in class because i'd like to know if the amount of particles that comes from a paper cup lined with plastic or alum is different than those coming from a water bottle and so forth what would have. but that's for the record. i want to turn to the human health side of this. and um in your testimony, dr mason, you referred to my, did i hear you say myocardial uh doctor b brand my card damage. uh and that is heart damage, i assume. and um and t

it was basically an orange juice based. if anyone else his shots they got the same with a slug of whatever strong alcohol he had opened at the time. so she was able to create this illusion that she could drink, match them, drink for drink that she was just as much of a hard drinking newspaperman, any of them. and she did choose to call herself a newspaper man. at the same time, she took a very female approach to making a place for herself and and her mother created. an alternative social center for expatriates in berlin. and really, berlin society in general, in the apartment that they, you know, they threw beer evenings and parties and your mama, schultz's baked beans became famous in berlin during the period between the two wars and seemed like those parties were attended by everyone german nobility members from the diplomat corps, government officials, artists and intellectuals of all nations, particularly musicians and singers. schulz herself was a trained operatic soprano and as well as the schultz's german friends, th

. >> so you put orange juice in mommy e azucar. >> y tambiÉn azucar.recipe from when you were a child? >> estoy yo como mi abuelita lo hacia para sus hijos o para los nietos. entonces luego mi mama lo hace para los hijos y para los nietos. entonces ahora yo. >> that's the best part of cooking is spoiling your family and and people you love. like i think cooking is a is a form of love. and so that's why i love to do it. >> yes. lo vamos a dejar aqui en un ladito. porque vamos a esperar a se haga espeso solo after my nuevo leon meat feast. >> the freshness of this bittersweet concoction is just what i'm craving. >> vamos a probar. >> oh my gosh, look at that. this is so soft. this is mucho tiempo cocina. i mean, you have to cook it a long time. mhm. it's like candy but not as sweet even though it has all of the pour la cascara por lo mismo cue. >> pues es un es amarga. los mas la cocina en tu casa si y voy a tratar voy a tratar. >> oh i can eat that whole bowl. i want to drink it out. i want to just drink it. the oranges of montemorelos are the jewels in

woman is shot to death by the korean owner of a grocery store for allegedly stealing a bottle of orange juice. >> you could honestly feel it bubbling. the anger of people. when we were covering the rodney king trial in simi valley. we knew that if this went down, the not guilty way, something was going to happen. >> to the four lapd officers in the rodney king beating case, found not guilty on all counts except one. >> and in response to that, the black community in l.a. exploded. >> we started following the fires. >> okay. you're looking at main street. and what protesters are doing is they're going down the street trying to light cars you're looking at what's on television. >> the city is out of control and people are looting. but you know what's really going on and what has been going on? don't touch me. people were fed up, and so they resorted to street justice. >> by the time peace was restored, more than 50 people had died. almost 12,000 arrests had been made and more than 600 structures were set on fire, adding up to close to $1 billion in damage. >> one reason dan quayle wanted to tal

. >> and a little orange juice to really brighten up the flavors again. >> all right. >> now we haveer just until it's like a thick paste. you don't want it pourable actually. you want it really, really thick where it seems -- yep. you'll see what happens. put it in a piping bag. go around the top. >> yeah. >> and keep going. want to give it a try. >> sure. >> keep going in the center. what we'll do is we'll tap the pan and it will just slightly. >> ooze off the edges. wait, what? >> not too much where it's swimming around the plate. we want that snowy finish for the holidays. just tapt and you'll see. it's probably better to tap this. >> just a couple minutes. it will start to just spread and cascade ever so slightly down the sides. >> exactly how you want it. >> exactly. >> what's the stuff on the tippy top? >> the very top we have white chocolate shavings. you can get fun. i love to put prom granite seeds. burst of juice, color. you can get creative and put different colored icing on top or just powdered sugar. that's such a grandma thing. little powder sugar on a bunt moch perfec

. >> if you put orange juice in this, will alarms go off? >> a red light flashes in champagne. in guys with masks to take it away. >> thank you. happy holidays. >>> coming up, after a tough year, starbucks baristas will reportedly receive smaller raises now. details next. as we head to break, here say is a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. tax smart investing today, helps to build a stronger tomorrow. at pgim custom harvest, our unique direct indexing approach seeks to help investors achieve better after-tax outcomes. pgim investments. shaping tomorrow, today >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" live from the nasdaq market site in times square. checking the futures this morning. we have the green especially on the nasdaq up 157 points. pay increases for many starbucks baristas will shrink this year. bloomberg reports raises from 2% to 3% depending on seniority. that is down from a year ago. the smaller pay reflects a rough year marked by lower traffic and falling sales. new ceo brian niccol has a plan to revive revenue. >>> and the largest u.s. distribut

other sub commodities have also risen sharply including cocoa and orange juice. lisa: thank you. are we looking at a mocha chino that will cost $25? >> it is about five or six dollars. all of this is just years in the making disappointing crops. what it is getting more expensive. lisa: this is so frustrating. up next, something vastly more serious, uncertain future. >> it is not a group i am quick to trust in our history has proven that when islamist militias ride -- rise to power their true side will come out and they will have to try and get control if they want to seize that control. lisa: that is coming up next but we take you to the women, money and power event where francine lacqua is sitting with the bank santander executive chair. >> it has been divine -- designed in a way that incentivizes anybody american or non-american to invest in if you do well you get benefits. if you look at what customers are doing they are investing more in the united states and europe. it is the carrots and the stake. in europe we give them the stake. the u.s. begins in the carrot. so yes, i do

the first three years of his presidency, we didn't have eight dollars for a jug of orange juice.t is the massive spending that happened during this administration and that has to stop. we have to prioritize the american people over foreign interests. caller: good morning, c-span.i', baby, drill. i'm an 84-year-old man and gas prices is not going to go down, i don't care how much he drills. it's not going to go down. it's going to stay the same. now gas prices, when i first started out my driving license, gas prices were 15 cents a gallon. and i barely had 15 cents to put in my father's car when i had to go out on a date or something. host: let's take your comments that he cannot with drill, baby, drill bring down gas prices. guest: well, i think the goal from this administration is to restore american energy dominance and that's going to cut back on inflation overall. it will cut american energy prices in half. hopefully within the first year. the idea is to really help support jobs and economic growth and expand economic incentives so that we can have energy infrastructure inves

nicole, my daughter does, every morning she has,s she makes it in advance, turmeric, orange, lemon and ginger juice>> we have talked about that, that is, essentially, kind of what i do. i like the make a green version with spinafter, celery, turmeric, lemon, ginger and other stuff. this is just jam-packed with vitamin c, b -- rachel: are you juicing it or putting it in the blendersome. >> juicing it. we do blend a lot of this as well. i'm going to be honest, we don't all live on a farm or have a lot of time during the morning to juice or to blend, so there are some natural supplements that are completely pure, organic that you can take as well if you don't have the time. i personally like to take some as well. and i have to include walnuts here. not necessarily because this is an immune booster, but this is so good for your brain and cognitive health. people say if you look at them, they look like a mini brain, and they kind of do. rachel: it's kind of true. >> i keep these with me in my office at the hospital. they're really good for you. keeps your body and brain healthy as well. rachel: how impo

we have citrus juices, orange, lime, lemon. we will add more shallots for crunch. red jalepeno. we've got the commanders there, too. you organize. i'll start eating, if that's okay. >> okay, perfect. so we have pork schnitzel. this is a boneless pork chop we pounded out flat just to get the egg whites. typically, you would see this. a little tap. little taparoo. and we go into egg white, which is different than your egg wash. more fluffy and crispy. >> little bread crumbs to go with it. >> and then this would go here. >> golden brown and delicious. >> honey, dinner. th >> golden brown and delicious. >> honey, dinner. that's delicious. that's a good strategy. >> okay. walk me through this if you can. so here is your schnitzel. it looks gorgeous when it is done. and finally? >> cream, water, cooking polenta super fast. add your butter. >> yep. >> all t butter. >> okay. cheeses, parmesan, garlic powder, chili flakes. this time of year, it is magical. >> commanders and falcons on a sunday night, you don't just need this for football. this is good. we will save the salad, but thank y

juice oh, my god, it's just like falling off. oh, my gosh. oh my gosh. i need more now. >> i need. >> you can taste the camino. the clove. that sour orangeeally is. >> yeah. sour orange. and the spices. no wow. mhm. >> mhm. >> my mouth is watering now. >> watering me. yeah. >> so i wanted you to try like the normal way. mhm. and also i want you to try my way which is the way we serve it at the restaurant. >> so okay. >> this is beautiful here in his kitchen garden luis grows his produce the same way as the maya these elevated beds are like an ancient method that mayas used to grow herbs. now, i'm sure the ancient maya would feel at home in luis's garden. but what would they think of his breathtaking dining room? but i'm at the heart of the action in the kitchen. >> i'm wondering if i can offer you a glass of rosÉ wine. what? >> yes. yes. >> don't threaten me with a good time salud. cheers. luis is from mexico city, but it's yucatan that's captured his heart. so what was your favorite thing about the cuisine when you moved here? >> cochinita. pibil. >> yes. yeah. this dish? >> yeah. every single birthday. my mom cooked cochinita pibil for