pepsi or mango pepsi. quaker is also growing again for th first time in years thanks to a big for some of its other brands that you find in your pantries like aunt jemima. most of the portfolio right now of snacks and drinks is doingwe in most corners of the globe according to the cfo. >>e are seeing terrific results out of our north american biness. north american beverage is clearly doing better and all of our international business is performing well, developing in emerging markets, growing about 8%. >> reporter: wha else i helping pepsico right now? a stronger consumer. e.at goes for the u.s. and around the gl >> i think consumers are healthy, and particularly with our level of products. we represent little treats that really make people's days better. so wherever i look around the u.s., whatever geography i look in, ieems like the consumer is in a pretty good spot right now and willing to spend on our products. orter: the market has caught on to the higher growth prospects of pepsico. its stock, up al

it's been a sweet year for pepsi. the sugar water stock as dan calls it up by more than 20%, double digits this year. more than double it as arch rival, coca-cola, which hit a fresh all-time high. as pepsi gears up to report earnings before the bell tomorrow, options traders are making bets on whether the stock can stay on top of the pop trade. dan's at the plasma with the options action dan? >> yeah. like you said, you know, pepsi's been on fire, up about 20% this year they report their q2 tomorrow before the opening the options market is only implying about a 2% move in either direction and that is shy of its 3% average one-day move over the last four quarters one trade caught my eye. the largest in the name, it was a short dated call buyer, a call spread when the stock was 132.18 july 12th, this friday ex-prargz, 135, 137 call spread paying 37 cents, breaking even at 135.37. the trader can make up to 163 if the stock is 137 or higher new highs for pepsi. a breakout let's go to the charts this is interesting. talkin

pepsi. but on the eps side, it looks like a beat. higher in shares of pepsi. but on the eps side, it looks like a beat.r higher in shares of pepsi but on the eps side, it looks like a beat.a higher in shares of pepsi but on the eps side, it looks like a beat.laks higher in shares of pepsi. but on the eps side, it looks like a beat.raction higher in shares of pepsi. but on the eps side, it looks like a beat. >> gar nrett nelson is joining . you've had 10 seconds to look at this what is your feelings about the numbers? >> thanks for having me. looks like about three cents ahead of consensus pretty solid quarter i think pepsi has a pretty strong track record of beating earnings they have beat now eight of the last nine quarters so maybe agtsz disap pointment that they didn't do better than 1.54 because they have been so conservative with their guidance also it looks like they have maintained their 2019 eps guidance of $5.50. that is about a 3% drop in earnings from last year. the stock has done

pepsi co highlighted 4.5%. and people are buying smaller stacks, which means pepsi gets more out of the growth pepsi is growing led by small cans and new flavors and quaker oats saw growth this year not so much the oatmeal but other pantry items we talked to the cfo, he said most of the portfolio of snacks and drinks is working well in most corners of the globe right now. listen. >> it is really broad based. we're seeing terrific results out of the frito-lay north vision beverages doing better and international businesses doing well, growing and emerging markets. >> check out the stock, the market has caught the story. pepsi is up 20% so far this year outrunning coca-cola, its arch rivals general mills has done better. they have their investor day the company's ceo stopped by for an interview to tell us what he's doing to drive growth in that food company. >> we want cereals that taste good americans are snacking more than ever and we have great cereals so we're doing well. >> do you think it comes back to its

is on the 9th there the implied movement in pepsi is about 3%, but that chart we just showed you on xlp looks like possibly a double top there, finding resistance at the prior high there's the pepsi chart, broke out earlier this year and kept ongoing. i will throw pepsi again into the category, low single digits eps and sales growth 2r5iding about 24 times kind of expensive. i'm not telling you if you think pepsi is going to nix you buy xlp, but they're cheap over the next couple of weeks. >> these two had a skirmish about sugar water makers like koeng au co ko coca-cola and pepsi. >> i think it is pepsi for the fade it and coke for the trade it. >> nicely done on that one. >> that's my man very succinct. >> check out the full show on friday yes, a full show on friday, the day after the july 4th holiday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time nike pulling the release of the newest sneaker after nfl star turned activist colin kaepernick called it offensive. is the company getting too political? earlier, riding the crypto coaster today as the digital currency plunged below 10 k and rallied hard we wi

pepsi will distribute the watering plans next year. cutting down on plastic waste is a top priority and the move could reduce waste by 8,000 metric tons and pepsi will use only eco friendly packaging by 2025. >>> the esident's visit overseas may have helped trade talks with china. diane has those stories and more. >> the u.s. and china have agreed to remove trade talks and that may bring more relief to wall street as the g20 summit in japan this weekend. president trump is putting additional tariffs on hold for now. mr. trump will let u.s. companies sell to a company that was put on the u.s. black list last month as a threat to national security. >> the dow gain said more than seven percent. the best june performance since 1938. on friday the dow gained 73 points and the nasdaq rose 38 and the s & p was up 17. >>> monthly employment numbers are set for release on friday and the report will be scoured for a sign of a slower economy. at the new york stock exchange i'm diane hall. >> europe is burning up. seven people have died as the tem

marijuana pepsi vandyck joins me now.not as fun as you, when i first started out in this business there were people, news directors who wanted to change my name and i said no way, it's don lemon. lemon is such an easy name. don't you agree? like your name, you want people to remember you, right? >> not always, but, yes, i agree. it's very difficult. >> yes because of course i have a distinctly black name, i believe. however, i was a schoolteacher and i heard a classroom teacher state that her class scores would be in the toilet for that year because of the her class lists she had received. when i looked at the list and realized she was talking about the students names. there was no other identifying feature about the names except for their gender. and some of them even changed their career goals. >> did it impact you that way when you were growing up? >> they're all very strong just like i was because their names have made themselves. >> it used to be common people would just name their kids don or john, you know, not tha

you've had nestle come in, pe pellegri pellegrino >> pepsi went aggressive at shelf space.stion is how much of that is reflected in the stock that loses two-thirds of its market cap in a year. the other thing with the complicated financials, they said that about green mountain coffee >> they're making stuff that probably can't be sustainable. you have an eccentric ceo, he's had some lawsuits for stuff that you can read about online. i don't know if people want to get in there especially when they have their own products it's a commodity, the way they make it. these guys are all putting chemicals and fragrances in, it's all a commodity to me >> i'm all here for the chemicals. >>> we'll be right back straight ahead on "the halftime report" l. ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. no matter what you trade, at fidelity don't miss your gto experience our most advanced safety technology on a full line of vehicles. now, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event.

you need to call her doctor marijuana pepsi van dyke.ive spent her life over coming preconceived notions about her because of her name. she always moved her life forward and appropriately studying uncommon names. she joins me now. thank you so much. congratulations on your doctor. probably not as much as you. lemon wasn't a fun name to have. when i started in the business, people wanted to change my name. i said no way. it's don lemon. lemon is such an easy name. don't you agree? your name. you want people to remember you, >> not always, but, yes, i agree. it's very difficult already having to go through the name. you want people to call them what you want them to call you. >> absolutely. listen, again, congratulations on earning your doctorate. >> thank you. >> i guess it's obvious, but was your background the reason that you chose that research because of your name and because of your experience? >> it's yes and no. yes because, of course, i have a distinctly black name, i believe. however, i was a schoolteacher and i heard a classroom

, if you are up 20-plus percent in a company like pepsi year-to-date, i don't know what their delivery had to have been to get them a little higher. >> that's exactly my point. >> right but i think there are other places that people could rotate to that haven't made that move you know, quite frankly in the same world coke had a decent year but nothing close to what pepsi has done so far. other names out there i think could rotation. >> i think rotation is a great thing. but also to your point, yes, you have to deliver -- not only do you have to deliver this quarter, i think your guidance has to be more than just strong. it has to be outstanding i don't think we're going to hear that. it is interesting, you know, the fed can do a lot of things, but when your opponent -- and i view the rest of the world as our opponent i'm sort of in trump's camp. but if your opponent is weakening themselves, don't weaken yourself along with them. step on their neck and stepping on their neck doesn't mean lowering rates along with them i'm probably one of the only people in the world that thinks that. >>

better life. >>> futures are weak, we already talked to ibm, red hat and pepsi.e'll get to this cisco m&a, talked about what kudlow said this morning, powell as well, 3m downgrade. we're back in a minute >>> welcome back time for mad dash. a deal of the morning, big premium, cisco buying acasia communications they design and manufacture interconnect technologies that allow web scale companies, service providers and data center operators to meet the fast growing consumer demands for data i don't know what that means. >> under 5g, incredibly fast pieces of data that can go in and out. cisco, by the way, acacia is a big supplier to them, zte and huawei this ensures cisco will get the source of product that it needs. cisco quietly is building a 5g infrastructure away from that we call the core base station and i'm beginning to think that cisco is going to be maybe the jewel of 5g and we start talking more about sprint and t-mo, verizon, you'll talk about the service providers being good customers again. >> 5g came up in our conversation, asked that question of ginnie

bottles from coke and pepsie ar causing the most solution. they'll end their memberships with the plastic lobbying group they say they'll look at other ways to distribute the beverages without using plastic or other single e containers. >>> still ahead on "news 4 today," history will no doubt be made on capitol hill in just a matter of hours. we are looking ahead to the testimony of robert mueller. >>> plus, sharing his story. the man whose dogs got him help after he became stuck in the mud on a hiking trail. he is talking to news 4. we'll hear from him. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back at 4:40 on this wednesday morning. for the last week we have been celebrating 50 years since we landed on th moon. the folks at the ohio state fair decided to honor the historic mission in their own special way. this year's fair featured life size butter sculpturesof the three astronauts who forever changed history. pretty good. neil armstrong, who by the way is an ohio native, buzz and michael collins were all featured here. pretty cool. >> okay. very co

. >>> pepsi is ditching plastic bottled water for canned water.t's part of a push to reduce plastic waste. beginning early next year, the company plans to test canned water with some retailers and food service providers including its aquafina brand. pepsi is looking to make all its package recyclable or biodegradable by 2025. >>> first how a 73-year-old hiker stranded alone in the mountains for seven days without food survived. >>> and up next, the investigation into the e. coli bacteria that killed a little boy after his trip to a petting zoo. the important takeaway for parents next. your head wants to do one thing... but your gut says not today. if your current treatment isn't working... ask your doctor about entyvio®. entyvio® acts specifically in the gi tract, to prevent an excess of white blood cells from entering and causing damaging inflammation. entyvio® has helped many patients achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, whic

we're in companies like pepsi, mcdonald's, mastercard.ompanies pay more than the bank pays, they raise their dividend every year two. you don't have to be all that aggressive to do real well. the key, i'm not saying market is about to crash. i'm not worried about things. it is just that this is not the time to just get very, very aggressive. liz: cautious slightly. mcdonald's, pepsi, mastercard. these are all-star defensive plays. why? what is the common thread? >> these stocks are doing real well. they have the facts, the corporate governance. they have now dividend being raised every year. so it's a defensive kind of an all purpose type of account where, you want to have growth, you want to have some bonds too but you have to have companies that raise their dividend every year. not the risky plays that look like they have a high dividend because they're down in price but the companies raising the dividend. we'll get you there the summer and we'll get them in the fall too. liz: jordan kimmel has half a billion assets at getter man. mcdon

pledging, like many lawmakers around the world, to create strict data pepsi regulation. facebook and other tech giants like it. ministers are playing down the significance of sending another warship to the gulf. hms duncan willjoin the british tanker that was threatened by iranian gunboats earlier this week. iran has already warned the uk it's playing a "dangerous game". meanwhile, politicians in america have voted to restrict president trump's ability to attack iran after he claimed he didn't need their approval for such an action. a little earlier the former defence secretary sir michael fallon said britain had to protect itself. it is obviously a winning situation, i think the government is right to reinforce our presence there. this matters to us as a waterway, it is the waterway through which our oil and gas tankers pass, so we will need more presence there. but we also need to work closely with alleys, we cannot leave it to the united states to protect our ships. we will need to work with france and other allies to ensure that this international waterway is safegua

you're on a wall street them so earnings season soon olia will start next week when we got numbers from pepsi from. the jeans maker levi's jeans and also from delta airlines overall expectations or overall we already had a high amount of companies actually lowering their expectations in the usual unusually high amount of companies is pretty cautious busy also partly because of trade but even that does not really seem to shy away investors at this point yes quarter new york thank you and now to some of the other business stories making the news. bank says the head of its ailing investment division gareth ritchie is stepping down at the end of july he's been blamed for the divisions weak results the bank's supervisory board is meeting on sunday to consider a multibillion dollar restructuring plan which could see 20000 job cuts around the world african leaders are set to launch a continent wide free trade zone this weekend at an african union summit in the 25 countries have ratified the deal which lowers trade research and a major boost africa's biggest economy nigeria now says it will also sign

why do you like coke over pepsi? >> quincy has proven a great ceo can take a moribund brand and re-energize it he got the government off his back for high sugar content. it was a brilliant move and seeing it come through in the organic growth. >> up 6.3%, leads the dow. united technologies also beating on the top and bottom lines and seema mody has that for us. >> less than a year after their purchase of rockwell they're posting better than expected results. aerospace after-market benefiting from the grounding of the 737 max jets analysts pointing to higher demand for maintenance components and repairs for older planes executives say united tech is on track to break up the company next year and defended its plan to merge with defense contractor raytheon despite pushback and ago advice investor dan lobe. >> another big dow winner. biogen higher after reporting earnings before the bell and meg tirrell has the story? it was a guidance raise driven by outperformance of its key multiple slower rose cyst drug franchise. af

consolation was out ahead, but it feels like everyone is looking to the pepsis, cokes, cosmetic firmso goes index? -- in next? craig: cbd is illegal by the letter of the law. the problem is, the fda hasn't done the regulations. it is not technically legal to put cbd in food or drinks. what coke and procter & gamble and pepsi are waiting for is for the fda to come out and say we think the average adult can have 100 milligrams of cbd a day and it is safe to eat and drink. that hasn't happened. right now, this is the wild west. it is treated like a health supplement where there is not a ton of regulation but the big boys, the companies will wait for the fda to say this stuff is safe and legal and here is what you can do with it. carol: in the meantime, we are seeing a global supply chain created. talk about that. craig: coming off the farm bill, the u.s. market for cbd is exploding. around the world, you are getting legal cannabis markets in places you could never have imagined even three years ago. everyone is looking to the u.s. and saying cbd is the next buzzy ingredient. let's grow s

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breakfast, snickers and diet pepsi? yeah, but that... originally, it was snickers and diet pepsi. like milky way now? well, then i went to milky way. oh, i was just guessing. and then i went to twix because twix-- i find that i don't eat as much anymore, so i will only have one of the twix. well, i have to tell you, having been such a fan for so many years of "jeopardy!" and humiliated by you on "high rollers," i loved getting to know you. and i really appreciate the time. - thank you so much, alex. - my pleasure. >> three brothers, one strange picture. >> i always thought, why did we have a painting like that in our dining room? >> it stirs up the sale of the century. >> $750. do have $750 right her. >> oh, my god. i'm thinking, what is this? >> are you thinking that thele g a mistake, or they know something that you don't? >> they know something that i don't.'ll take you $300,000. >> it was a complete shock. >> $830,000. >> he said, "amy, it was a rembrandt." >> not so fast. >> so, it is possible that this thing turns out not to be? >> totally. [ applause ] [ door creaks ] [ win

pepsico is vulnerable to the dollar nobody expects pepsi will gain from the currency. everyone expects it will lose. we're putting that in the so what category. we do care about the overall direction of the stock market, however, we won't care in the way that the pun dandits do. what matters to us simple if pepsico beats benchmarks and gets pulled down because of the endless fed chatter, you should think about buying the stock why not go buy with both hands there are too many investors who focus on what the fed will say we need to gauge their disappointment and let them make ma mistakes and then only then would i sanction the trigger if the fed heads worry about the economy, i, whether it's in good shape or not and whether we'll get a rate cut or not, you may have a chance to buy incredibly high stocks like pepsico on the cheap. thanks to the endless and sometimes pointless guessing game on wall street, you get a sweet deal on all sorts of terrific stocks. just remember, we don't need a rate cut for this market to work we just need the fed to exercise some common sense

. >> pepsi is krrr. >> did you say pepsi is krrr? >> excuse me?> is she okay? >> why aren't you understanding? krrr? >> what kind of word is that. krrr? >> u.s. patent and trademark officials say the phrase is considered a widely used, commonplace expression. especially after janai wouldn't stop saying it a few months ago. >> what? oh, that's a tough loss for cardi. >>> and it's the video that's been going viral all weekend involving a grandpa and lady gaga. >> twitter users shared this video showing the expression on their grandfather's face after she surprised him with tickets to see lady gaga perform at her las vegas residency. >> the expression of pure joy captured on camera, posted on friday, has now been viewed nearly 5 million times. he's so happy. for gaga. >> grandpa and gaga, obviously they go hand in hand. >> imagine if she pulls him up on stage. grandpa going gaga over gaga. some big news from mr. clean. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try new clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to

policÍa detuvo a 128 migrantes centroamericanos que viajaban a bordo de un camiÓn con logo de la empresa pepsise encontraban hombres, mujeres y menores de edad. >> el multimillonario jeffrey se declarÓ no culpable en una corte de nueva york de cargos de trÁfico sexual de menores. la fiscalÍa lo acusÓ de abusar sexualmente de adolescentes en nueva york y en la florida y asegura que se encontraron fotos de menores desnudas en unas de sus mansiones. >> los cargos presentados por la fiscalÍa formalmente hoy podrÍan llevar al magnate jeffrey a 45 aÑos en prisiÓn. se le acusa de trÁfico sexual de menores y conspiraciÓn contra jovencitas, algunas de sÓlo 14 aÑos de edad. los casos se iniciaron desde el 2002 al 2005, perÍodo en el que las autoridades estiman que abusÓ de decenas de jovencitas en sus mansiones de nueva york yy en la florida. investigadores del fbi enmascarados retiraron cajas de evidencia de su casa en manhattan. los agravantes en su caso son muchos, dice este abogado criminalista. >> eran menores con elementos vulnerables, desamparadas, casi huÉrfanos que vivÍan en la calle. >> las ac

. >>> coke and pepsi are gettin serious about preventing plastic pollution. that's good news.is comespifter green ece started a campaign that named the beverage giants as the top two offenders on the planet. greece peace estimates a truckload ofte bottles enr the earth's surface every minute. bo companies tell greenpeace they'll end their motorbikes with the plastic lobbying group and will look at other ways to t distrib their beverages without using plastic or other single use containers. >> yeah, because coke and pepsi own so many juices and water companies. sports drinks. >> think about around the world how much is going right into the water. >>> still ahead, history will no doubt be made on capitol hill in just a matter of hours.ng we're g to continue our coverage of today's testimony of robert mueller. >>> plus, sharing his story. remember that man whose dogs got him helpter he became stuck in the mud on a hiking trail? in the mud on a hiking trail? he's talking toews 4. n big health insurance, inc. how can i help you? in the mud on a hiking trail? he's talking toews 4. n

when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you.ether to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> all right. that about does it for us tonight. sports final is up next. wake up with ne 4 today at >>> we are days away from july 4th.fi there were works before the official start of the nba free agency tonight. thanks for joining us. of all the free agents prince george county native and former mvp kevin durant was one of the most anticipated of the night. more details about the move from the warriors to the brooklyn . ne we won't see him in the nets uniform this upcoming season. he had surgery to repair a torn achilles he suffered in the

pepsi down on the news staples and utilities and reits. defensive tone to the market and fed and okay earnings season against low expectation particularly in the cyclical sectors, financials, tech, industrial, energy those might be able to rally and take us higher >> battled all the way back. i have two regional bank stocks technically on one of my screens. actually looking good. first time i could think of that in a while suntrust sti and citizens financial, which i know nothing about. it's cfg chart is like showing something and these stocks have been out for the count for a long time. so maybe this is what that segment of the market needed >> were you making the case, joe, to get back into the feds which you have been telling people to avoid? >> start the show with what some of the biggest names in that group have been doing. >> i have been in other places in technology and now seeing the early signs netflix performance with amazon performance and i think you're seeing signs that there is money flowing back into those names, once again.

if we look at the trend channel or trend line at the upper end of where pepsi has been trading and thene look at where the momentum indicators are, we think that after this big move that we have had into 2019, there's risk in these stocks but they come back in. so we're much more interested in trimming exposure to names like pepsi or if we look at some of the utilities and southern is a pretty good example of that. if we drawn the long trend line, a little sloppy but right there. we have southern right back to the old highs and here again that momentum indicator is beginning to peak. we think you're at risk here in the bond proxies of a shift away from defensive areas as we move into the second half, and you want to look at more cyclical names. now, we have been lucky, bullish on the semi conductor since the beginning of the year, and the reason for that lines up with what we saw in 2016, a major low off the 200-week that's the four-year average we saw something very similar for a name like texas instruments. granted, it has rallied right back in resistance here, but this little consoli

snack companyre firmed its 2019 forecast, but reported higher than expected investment spending and pepsi'sot the only consumer staple under pressure today. constellation brands, monster beverage, and clorox are among the stocks pulling that sector lower as well today. >> now to sue herera for a cnbc news update. >> good to see you here's what's happening at this hour, everyone a federal appeals court ruling that president donald trump can no longer block critics from his twitter account. it says trump violates the first amendment when he bans critics upholding a lower court's decision from 2018 >> labor secretary alexander acosta says he is glad financier jeffrey epstein is being prosecuted on sex trafficking charges and he defended himself against criticism over the way he handled the case against epstein in 2008. president trump saying acosta has been an excellent labor secretary. >>> record breaking rainfall and flooding drenching parts of nebraska overnight nearly 9 inches of rain saturated the region officials received several reports of stalled vehicles along with the evacuation of a

the stock has underperformed the market this year, pepsi this year, what did the street have wrong?ink in a way we at the beginning of the year, came out to guidance you were just talking about the macro environment. we saw some clouds on the horizon, too, but the storm never arrived. by sticking to our plan, by executing against our strategy, we've been able to deliver stronger momentum than we were expecting. that's why it's allowed us to raise our guidance for the full year expecting a 5% or kbang revenue growth in the full year. clouds are still there but the storm doesn't arrive so we're going to stick to our strategy, focus on executing, and really drive for a better underlying operational result for the year. >> talk about what you saw in different markets in terms of the balance between pricing and actual unit growth or volume growth and what that says about underlying demand. >> i think what's really, really encouraging for everyone is the fact we're getting a good mix of volume and price this quarter was a 3% unit volume growth. the average of the last four quarters has be

different from other social convoys for example line when wild dogs either kill the adults one at the pepsi 1st they will look off to the into they will take me back to the injured wild dogs or among the most endangered carnivores in africa with population numbers of around $7000.00 at most the southern valley conservancy provides a large area for them to roam freely which is exactly what they need to survive. they prey on gamers such as in parlors. the survey valley conservancy was originally formed from an amalgamation of large private ranches that finances itself through tourism and controlled sustainable hunting. outside the conservancy little of the original bush remains the local population has grown on more and more land has gone over to farming leading to increased contact between wildlife and humans. victor chibuye of the african wildlife conservation fund is responsible for the school based education program. whatever the education was by a teaches the children about the food chain and explains what happens when one species dies out the idea is to help the children learn the impor

innovation is a big part of the new growth story at coca-cola and rival pepsi, you have seen it play in the snack division with frito-lay,paut both ces do have new, ener jettergetic ceos. i'mne "nightly bu report" i'm sarah icing. >>> united technologyas blew p earnings forecast. ength tech is citing s in the aerospace market, especially when i comes to maintenance parts and services. that sent that stock higher into today's session. >> it was a different story though for travelers. the dow component missed wall street profit estimates in part because of weather-related losses. rong windnd hail storms led to an increase in claims which caused underwriting gai to slow. that sent the stock down more than ar1%. >>> sone of the biggest surprises this earnings season has been the guidance. as bob pisani reports, it is not as bad as many feared. >> remember a month ago when bears were warning that big global corporations would lower second half guidance due to the global slowdown and the trade wars? well, it is still early. only about 20% of the s&p has reported but earnings armageddon is

. >> we've seen ies like pepsi and nike sort of attaching themselves tother social justice movements. is this part of a larger pattern? >> i absolutely think it is part of a larger pattern. i think that what we are seeing, they just have gotten a lot smarter about it because of, i think, the ability to sort of capture data and really kind of microtarget messages. and also obfuscate some of the other sort of political concerns that peoplh may have w some of those corporations. many of us like to think more kind of comprehensively about what does it mean to be supportive of lgbt lives that goes beyond saying you are lgbt friendly and figuring out a way to get a product. >> simon kenyon farrow, thanks so much. >> thank force having me. >> sreenivasan: criminal justici refoamerica has resulted in an overall decline in incarceration. but that doesn't apply to one segment of the population: women in jail. jail, as opposed to prison, is ordinarily used to detain people who've been accused or convicted of a non-major crime, with sentences generally lasting a year or women now represent a grow

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pepsi reports earnings and co -quarter results begin to trickle in. as we mentioned, boeing will release its orders and deliveries for june, amid the ongoing grounding of its 737 max plane. and we'll find out if small businessatners remain up with the release of a monthly sentiment survey. that's what to watch for on tuesday. >>> newark plans to issue new debt ahead of its expected ipo. the autopoffice space company w to raise money in orde to fund its growth before it can be turning a profit. they lost nearlyli $2 b last year. it's often been compared to uber promising company that has failed to turn a profit. ebcording to "the wall street journal," the new facility could help increase confidence in the company and improve tmand for that ipo. >>> and now the state of retirement in america. nearly one-quarter of americans say they never plan to retire, and another quarter say that they will work beyond their 65th birthday. according to a new survey, the main reason is money. th latest u.s. government data show about one in five people65 aged or older

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yet, both coke and pepsi fund the chamber of commerce. and they fund the american beverage association which in turn runs more money to the u.s. chamber of commerce. with the end result, two companies that are actively reducing their carbon emissions and enthusiastically support good climate policy have the position in congress via their funding of the chamber of opposing climate action here in washington, the place where it really counts. verizon reduced its carbon intensity by 28% since 2016, and its c.e.o. publicly stated verizon's commitment to combat climate change, yet verizon, too, funds the chamber's obstruction. then there is google. motto, don't be evil. google is warning its investors that climate change threatens its systems, that they are vulnerable to damage or interruption from natural disasters and the effects of climate change such as sea level rise, drought, flooding, wildfires, and increased storm severity. google has signed pledges to fight climate change, and yet google, too, funds the chamber's anticlimate crusade. c

when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and .minders to think balance because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> nationals just wrapped up against that sad backdrop for baseball. >> yes. with the death of tyler skaggs, who was a very good friend of patrick corbin, tonight's nats starter. that's a big part story. signed in the off-season by the nationals from the diamondbacks, we know all about patrick corbin's strong arm but tonight corbin with a heavy heart to go with that strong arm. he was close friend with tyler skaggs. the 27-year-old angels pitcher died monday. the cause of his death has not eren determined. corbin just detmined to take the ball in skaggs' memory to the mound. the nationals holding a moment of silen for skaggs. corbin wearing his late friend's number 45 instead of his usual 46

coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that.ing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all.po smaller ion sizes, clear calohie labels and reminder balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portio, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> all right. next up for us ttonight,he new firestorm for nike. the company pulling a shoe after itics, including former nfl star colin kaepernick, objected to the use of the betsy ross flag calling it a reminder of the slavery era. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. >> reporter: colin kaepernick has been the face of nike. behind the scenes he may also be pulling strings. according to "wall street journal," the former nfl quarterback was offded by a 4th of july theme shoe leading the company to recall thousands of the red, white and blue sneake. all emblazoned with a 13-star betsy ross flag. inik statement n says it pulled the shoe basedn ncerns that it could unintentionally offend and de

will be a big issue we heard it from fedex, from nike and a few companies that t reported so far, pepsi. >> the dollar had an interesting week because as soon as the fed affirmed some things, but then you had the turn around in rates and yields and you had the sense people were looking at it as a stronger dollar environment, 1.12 against the euro. frankly, the dollar has been a nonevent if you hear a company telling you the dollar has impacted the last three or six months, it is hard to see that because fx neutral should be dollar flat over six months. >> which company are you looking at next week >> we will talk netflix on "oa." i think the banks are really important. i know you made the point, mel, they don't always set the same tone for the rest of the economy, but remember here, they are the life blood of the economy. if you do believe that things are slowing and that the economy in the second half is going to have a worse time than it had in the first half, you really want to hear what they had to say i go back to regional banks that carry that index. >> worst chart you have ever s

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