pepsi is the title sponsor of the halftime show. other notable slogans include the taste of a new generation and the joy of pepsi. pepsi hopes this 16 like the others. >>> a north carolina family got a big shock when they were trying to heat up some pizza in the oven. there was something else inside. the family started cooking the pizza and then the oven started smoking. what they found next, they will never forget. when robert helped open the oven to see what was wrong he found the snake burning at the bottom. >> i looked closely and i was like oh my god. that is a snake! we went out to eat, we do not eat the pizza. i hear a lot of people asking the question delete heenseveral de again. ep theyng also clniplanea to brin animal expert to find out how the snake in the oven in the first place. >>> today on the water, these men will never forget an the big catch they reeled in. all caught on video. >>> want to bring you some breaking news out of baghdad. iraqi state tv and three iraqi officials are saying iranian general, the head of i

everyone gets a can of pepsi zero? if that's the case? >> no, no, no.oints. only happened in one out of four super bowls. >> and also have to buy a pepsi being being reimbursed. not like everybody gets a can of pepsi zero in the mail. >> a pleasure. >> great seeing you. >>> up enext, a look at axios "one big thing" and also the impeachment process. >>> and heating up, new allegations and new evidence from that indicted associate of rudy giuliani. a jam-packed edition of "morning joe" on this historic day in washington is moments away. do not miss it. ot miss it. so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "gold medal grizzly." (sports announcer) what an unlikely field in this final heat. hang on... you're about to see history in the making. (burke) not exactly a skinny dipper, but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (vo) visit farmers-dot-com and get a quote today. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines wit

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i got a call and a friend said pepsi's hiring, got introduced to a person at frito-lay.t to dallas, and i have always considered my training at pepsico my postgraduate work, because it is a fascinating company. david: you are at frito-lay and a headhunter called you and said, how about delta airlines? ed: yeah. i was an active business traveler, 80% of my time, a lot internationally, so i already knew how the airlines worked and what needed to fix to make the airlines better. i get there and you actually take a peek behind the curtains and see how complex it is. i never knew what actually went into it, but it was an industry that was fascinating to me because i was a big consumer. david: you became senior vice president for finance eventually and then became chief financial officer. then you became the president and became ceo in may 2016. ed: that is correct. david: but you had problems before you became ceo and delta filed for bankruptcy in 2005. why did you file for bankruptcy? ed: it was the aftermath of a series of events which 9/11 triggered. we lost our internatio

pepsi's new super bowl commercial featuring missy elliott and r&b artist h.e.r. have a sneak peek at some of the most highly anticipated ads coming up in our next hour. >> teaser. >> teaser. >> i like that. >>> all right, that's all ahead. first the top headlines we're following right now. more than 200 americans are now back on u.s. soil evacuated from the center of the coronavirus outbreak in wuhan, china. they boarded a government flight and are heading to a military base in california. this as the white house considers suspending flights between the u.s. and china. >>> and a new phase of the impeachment trial begins today. opening arguments are over and now senators will get to question the legal teams as the battle rages on over whether witnesses like former national security adviser john bolton should testify. >>> also this morning, thankfully no one was injured after a major 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit the caribbean and was felt as far away as miami. buildings there evacuated and tremors from the quake sent shelves toppling, water sloshing at a grand caym

. ♪ a whole new way to look at pepsi and diet pepsi. would walk down the street after that people would point to her and say pepsi, pepsi but she sold in her georgia for gene short into a lamborghini and a gas station and chugged a pepsi. >> that's my favorite because i really wanted a pepsi after that. a gorgeous woman. great tan and very iconic. >> i'm still hoping to see nene joe greene come up on the screen that was a classic. nobody in this room was born when i saw the commercial. tom brady, the market is down still 300, tom brady not playing in sunday's big game but he managed to get a lot of attention with that. >> what does it mean, it's so cryptic people are asking can you put a caption with that, are you leaving possibly the new england patriots to pay elsewhere, he's 42 and a half years old, one of the most successful crews in nfl history but he is now in contract negotiation, a free agent so he can go anywhere. will he sign again with the patriots? and maybe when a seven super bowl. >> joe theismann thinks he's going to sign

make it pepsi. let's make it pepsi. we have retail and soda and we got tech and gold and we have drug that works for me. okay, i do need to change out. you do need to make that change. why don't we go to riley in georgia. >> yes, sir, mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call >> always my pleasure. >> my portfolio of 2020. bank of america, facebook, b barrick gold and apple and disney >> wow, great minds think alike. facebook i need to check zuckerberg's blog today apple? numbers are too low. bank of america, numbers are lying. and barrick? we got gold and financial and entertainment. it works for me. that portfolio works for me. john in massachusetts, good job. >> john, you are up? >> hey, this is jim. what's up? >> you came to the right place >> my stock is bank of america, pac, trn applied materials and amat and bmy. >> all right, look at this this is another good one trinity which is tank cars which i am not crazy about that. coca-cola upgraded -- nice upgrade. james quincy is doing great there. i love what brian moy

. >> reporter: pepsi going for a touchdown this sunday with one of the biggest names in music. >> pepsier bowl of featuring pop stars in its commercials and they're going back to that. >> reporter: our first look at missy elliott's take on the rolling stones "paint it black" with singer her. ♪ i see a red door and i want to paint it black ♪ ♪ no colors anymore i want them to turn black ♪ ♪ i see a red door and i want it painted black ♪ ♪ i paint the red door black i'm in my own lane i'm unapologetic and i do my own thing ♪ ♪ no colors anymore i want to paint it black ♪ >> reporter: and it's not just pepsi making moves with a big music star, bud light teaming up with post malone, seen here in this exclusive clip. >> i'll get both. >> reporter: we don't even know the answer to this one yet. why is jason momoa making a splash? >> but you've never seen jason momoa like this. >> reporter: that we won't find out about until game day. >> oh! >> they spend a lot of money. >> a lot. last year advertisers spent $412 million for the super bowl. >> that betty white one for the snickers -- >> you wa

. >>> for the first time in 20 years, pepsi is changing it up with a new tagline., that's what i like, and it comes a month before the super bowl. hep c is the title sponsor of the halftime show and some other slcls ogine e ud joy of pepsi. hep c hope this one sticks like the others. >>> the family got a big shop -- there was something else inside the oven. the north carolina family started cooking a pizza and then the oven started smoking. what they found next they will never forget. when they opened the oven to see what was wrong, there was a snake burning at the bottom. >> look closely and i was like, oh my god! that is a freaking snake. we did not eat pizza. we went out to eat. >> the family says they will be deep cleaning their oven several times before using it again. they also plan to bring in an animal expert the wind of how the snake got in the oven in the first place. some people eat snakes. >> my grandpa said snake was good. >> did you ever try? >> apparently i did. i think he thanked me. >> i would try bit. >> some people needed. in sedona, arizona, i t

get skin healthy™ >> pepsi zero sugar all in the cola flavor. none of the sugar.l disaster.mplete let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly afford to make sure that everybody that needs to see a doctor can see a doctor, everybody that needs medicines to stay healthy can get those medicines. nurse: you should know, he did it as mayor, he'll get it done as president. mrb: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> s

even the coca-cola or pepsi-cola and, companies began, and he takes credit for that. >> >> i'm glad he filed in alabama. i don't see how he gets far in alabama just growing up near alabama, knowing that state but he said in for a penny, in for a dollar. he filed in all states. he's only going to work in a few of them. >> host: what is he worth and what is the estimate of what he will have to spend to be competitive? >> guest: his latest was 53 billion. he is giving a lot of it away. he will have given away 10 billion by the end of this year. how much is he going to spend? if he's with $53 billion he could spend $3 billion and it wouldn't even hurt. he will spend $100 million on digital land against trump, 20 million for voting rights and to help to be registered in his own campaign, $30 million running tomorrow morning. >> host: chances are they know each other. what is the relationship? >> guest: they are not close. >> host: how has it been? >> guest: when i brought this up one time and they were at golf tournaments and things like that. they went to these events, charity events, they

i had that question of coke or pepsi.oing into the earnings this is something with the call buying today, as well. why not? coke >> you strike me as a mountain dew guy. >> i actually don't drink soda i haven't or fast food in maybe 30 years. >> soda pop. now you're showing your minnesota. >> you got this. >> starbucks tomorrow stock's going to be higher than right now. >> buy progressive corp. a great quarter. sell keyside technologies to get the funds for that. >> "the exchange" starts now >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everybody. here's what's ahead. it is the final countdown if you will we are an hour away from the fed's first decision and news conference of the year and the main thing to watch is not a change in interest rates we'll explain. >>> you know apple's quarter was a big one and one area of concern of ceo tim cook. we'll dig in. >>> a warning of starbucks, restaurants battle it out over fake meat. facebook faces a big quarter boeing ceo boosts investor confidence but let's begin with today's

pepsi rookie of the year voted on by the fans, nick bosa. the 49ers were loose at practice as always. blaring, lots of energy. and by all account, a very good practice. >> yeah, yesterday was great too. and it's just great being around these guys. the whole year, it's been unreal. and having two weeks to go over the game plan and get locked in like that, it's helped these guys and all of us. but i think we know what the moment is. >>> it's been a rough season for the warriors. how rough? they have lost 15 of their last 16 games. even draymond green, watch as he dribbles in from out of bounds. just not in the game. i don't know. here's the highlight. great ball movement for the warriors. the celtics, way too much firepower. jason tatum and had 20. named to his first all-star game. the warriors lose for the 39th time in 49 games. celtics win it. >>> college hoops, oregon state handed stanford its third straight loss. they were tied at the half. payton pritchard, he's got steph curry range on this shot. way downtown. they win it 77-72. >>> gale

that's like -- [ light laughter ] endorsing coke and pepsi [ light laughter ] and i think we all knowch one's pepsi. [ laughter ] according to reports, queen elizabeth initially wanted to demote prince harry to an earl for his decision to leave the royal family but that doesn't quite have the same ring, does it prince earl? [ laughter ] [ applause ] that is my favorite of all of them [ laughter ] kim kardashian released a trailer this weekend for her new two-hour documentary called "kim kardashian: the justice project. not to be confused with kanye's new two-hour documentary called "kanye: the kanye kanye. [ laughter ] [ applause ] according to a new study, cows are able to express different emotions through their moos. for instant, when they're really happy they sound like this [ cow moo and when they're really sad, they sound like this - [ grilling ] [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause oh, all vegetarians? [ laughter ] none of you have ever had one? okay weird night for me to tell that one. [ laughter ] the 2020 census will get -- i didn't know they were sad. [ laughter ] i tho

is more expensive than coke that >> don't mean coke is cheap when it is trading in the 50s when pepsis the 130s. the share price tells you nothing about a stock's valuation vis-a-vis another stock. to make any kind of apples to apples comparison, you have to step back. i know this isn't easy my mom always got confused when i was at goldman she always tried to figure out if one stock was more expensive than the other based on the dollar amount. that's not right when you buy a stock, you're paying for a small piece of the company's future earnings. to value a stock you, have to look at where it's trading relative to the earnings share, which you will often see rendered as the eps line and that's what the multiple lets you do. here is the basic algebra. it's not even math it's something any fourth grader could match. the share price, letter p, equals the earnings per share. e times the multiple m the multiple tells you how much investors are willing to pay for a company's earnings it's the most basic form of valuation analysis a stock that sells for 20 times earnings is cheaper than a st

profits for industry because it's cheap and easily disposable except it isn't greenpeace says coca-cola pepsi and nestle are the world's largest producers of plastic trash coca-cola sells 88000000000 plastic bottles seen here if you lined them all up they'd span the equator 600 times. and plastic production continues to grow today industry has produced more than 8000000000 tons of plastic by 2050 that total this expected to reach 12000000000 tons. incredible numbers that we won't be able to do without plastic anytime soon but the image of the plastic producers has definitely been tarnished now it seems the industry has begun a rethink that's all well and good but is there still time to turn things around my colleague martin who spoke to an executive for sponsible for sustainability at a major german plastics manufacturer about the industry's efforts to clean up its act. the condition of we can't do without plastic almost every solar maggio every blade on a wind turbine that contains plastic stuff and. herit german plastics manufacturer a spinoff of buyer last year they also amounted to 140000

now watch what happens hormel, spam, since 2010 has blown away not only other staples like coke and pepsi but blown away the market. if i pull this back for a long-term period this is one of the best performing stocks of all time you have a great champion that is yet on a short-term basis underperforming substantially. that's the tune. here then is the chart so many ways to draw lines but certainly we can call it that. certainly you can see the head and shoulders, the wedge, that, that, that, it all lines point to this. hormel, a great winner it's underperforming of late and has camp up potential. >> carter worth looking at hormel carter we appreciate it thank you very much. of course it's not just hormel look at some of the other staples names that you might be missing out on in the recent rally. take your position, tim, any of these you think could be a decent catch up trade, kroeger, smucker's. >> they will be. heinz kraft i don't have interest in because of the financial engineering that looks like it was financial mum bow jum bow. but i think what carter pointed out in terms of stapl

nick bosa, the 49ers rookie, won the pepsi rookie of the year. he couldn't be there to accept the award, so he sent his brother, joey bosa, to accept the award. joey bosa, by the way, is an nfl star himself with the l.a. chargers, and no party is complete without seeing snoop dogg on the turn table. so you see all these high profile people here, you have your everyday fans, your vips, your celebrities and so many business leaders from around the world. that leads us to security. today we went up high. exclusive access to nbc news, patrolling the skies here, essentially it's a kc-135. this is an air tanker. think of this as a gas station in the sky. they are refueling the f-15s. a lot of area here in miami to prevent a terrorist attack here between south beach, the stadium, and downtown. it's about a 20-mile radius, so keeping those f-15s in the sky ctical component to the security factor. down below in downtown, guess who we hung out with this afternoon? j.lo and shakira. the two headliners very excited about sunday's halftime show. but here's th

the big pepsi nfl rookie of the year came as no surprise to 49ers fans. >> had to be nick bosa. 2019 number two overall draft pick was one of five finalists awarded by a fan vote. michelle griego live in miami for us. she tells us no one is prouder that nick bosa's mother. michelle? >> reporter: you know what, nick bosa comes from a football family. so yes, they are very proud of him. that party and big celebration is going on, not too far from here along ocean drive. but his mom, who still lives in fort lauderdale where he grew up is waiting to celebrate until after the super bowl. >> i cook for them and then they come over and throw a fishing pole in the water. i moved here 10 years ago. >> reporter: cheryl bosa lives in the house that her son spent his teenage years. >> when the kids were little the trampoline was my savior. i always had to say, you know, get outside, go on the trampoline. >> reporter: her boys, nick and joey, are both nfl stars. joey a charger, nick a 49er. both support the number 97 like their dad john did in his nfl career. cheryl knew early on that nick was ta

i got a call from a friend that said pepsi was hiring, and introduced me to a person in frito-lay.n in texas. i moved down to dallas at frito-lay. and i don't have a graduate degree. i just went to an undergrad at saint bonaventure. i always considered to this day , my seveng at pepsico year spent there as my postgraduate work because it is a fascinating company. david: you are at frito-lay and then a headhunter called you and said, how about delta airlines? ed: yeah. yeah. i was an active business traveler. i was traveling 80% of my time, a lot internationally. so i thought i already knew how the airlines worked. and i knew all the things that needed to be fixed about the airlines to make it better. of course, you get there and you actually take a peek behind the curtain and see how complex it is. well, i never understood what actually went into it, but it was an industry that was fascinating to me because i was a big consumer of it. david: so you became a senior vice president for finance, then you became the chief financial officer. ed: chief financial officer. david: then you b

small by any means the start up has already announced a plan with l'oreal cosmetics nestle waters' pepsi and centaury beverage and food to europe the company will reportedly provide high quality recycled plastics to all mega businesses within the next 4 years and carcass isn't the only one to students founded a silicon valley start up focusing on how engineered bacteria turning plastic into . now the 20 year olds created bio selection and have even another patent pending hoping to make a difference for the plastic that's polluting the world's oceans other research coming out of india sounds promising as well where searchers have reportedly discovered 2 strains of plastic eating bacteria their goal is to fully decompose polish styrene a key component in single use plastic products like cups toys and packaging reporting in los angeles not just sweets r.t. . all right as we're going to break our waters don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered auto our social media sites and be sure to check out watching the logs the podcast which is now available on spotify awf

be more of the category of charity or philanthropy like a contest or special kids day sponsored by pepsi. i think mcdonald's is amazing that the system is deeply regimented i cannot open a mcdonald's and say we will have steak sandwiches all the time. i cannot add crawfish to the menu. so there is rigidity of what and how it is offered but it allows franchise owners in the area of community building and philanthropy to do in the ways that fits in the community and the african-american franchise owners can act with community and they created a new model to do that and mcdonald's understood they had to give them the space to do that in the ways that was relevant to that community to get the buy-in. so it's an interesting model of rigidity in the service of profits. >> a lot of the conversation is focused on the community impacting choice and a little bit matching on the ownership which is the ownership itself for economic mobility for those owners. i were the for you to expound upon those findings how was it a source of economic mobility did it payback in dividends just beyond the jobs the

neither team could score until second half, last chance for the pats, brady, could be last pass as a pepsiwin by seven, advance to baltimore, parts headed home and tom brady will be a free agent. >> proud to be part of this team, this year and every year. again i just don't know what's going to happen, not going to predict it. no one needs to make choices at this point. i love playing football. love playing for this team, playing for this team for two decades, winning a lot of games. >> what a career he's had so far. >>> warriors hosting pistons. 49ers tight end george kittel in the house, enjoying bye-week. eric paschall, the rook rocks the rim. nine points off the bench. draymond green's night ended early, mocks referee with the "t" call, ejected. dubs, 11-2 run to end the third, chriss the monster slam. it's good. george kittle approves. cool glasses. where did he get those? chance to get within six but missed layups late, dubs lose. lost four straight after won previous four in row. >>> sharks, barclay goodrow in the penalty box, when penalty ends, columbus got lazy, goodrow on it, sev

french government but the japanese government is famous for the conditions remember, they didn't want pepsithe yogurt company. he said there was never a full on merger but clearly both countries see both of their car companies as national champions and they want them protected >> michelle caruso-cabrera thank you very much. jp morgan chase changing the price for its most used edcrit card "worldwide exchange" is back in just a minute. ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> welcome back starbucks upgraded over to overweight from equal weight at barclays and coca-cola upgraded to outperform at credit suisse to $60. watch those two stocks time for the executive recap that ukrainian airliner that crashed shortly after take off was apparently on fire before going down meanwhile, the u.s. aircraft surveillance firm says it has collected position data involving the jet and is sharing it with appropriate auth

he's been named the pepsi rookie of the year. nick bosa. and this is bosa earlier tonight.with the hardware. not just defensive rookie of the year but rookie of the year. bosa had nine sacks, 16 tackles for a loss. >> reporter: nick bosa's career path wasn't determined at first but close to it. his father, john, played for the dolphins. nick and his older brother, joey, were drawn to the game as early as they can remember. >> oh, yeah, i knew. this is my goal since i could think. >> yeah. >> reporter: nick is playing for football's biggest catastropho sunday. but his first championship came when he was seven. that was as a member of the pembroke pines bengals. >> it was pretty intense. but it was some of the best times of my life. when you're a kid, it's just different how you feel about playing a game. >> reporter: nick and his brother, joey, would prove to be formidable assets on any team they joined. imagine how 34-year head coach george smith felt when john brought his sons for an introduction. >> he had these two guys with him. and he said i want to introduce my sons.

billgates investing in this and elon musk in davos they need to at least give lip service to this >> pepsibucks today. >> they have to. kevin johnson, i saw him recently and talked about straws, going on about straws. i agree with him you have to think about your business much more what are ways of doing business that have more min mam impact on the planet this is a crisis and we're pretending it's not. >> remarkable to hear chief executives >> i think about 2020 and beyond >> good to see you talk to you soon >> chief executive, carrie lam, from davos hey, saved you a seat. this round's on me. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our own jeff is sitting down with hong kong leader chief executive carrie lam and join us with highlights. >> reporter: hi. in the last 24 hours we have seen a credit rating downfall in hong kong. we have the biggest delegation from the chinese territory we have seen in the last 20 years fr

trees. [ bell ringing ] i don't know how else you offset being carbon producing >> i did notice today pepsive 100% renewable electricity for its u.s. direct operations this year, 100% renewable electricity out of pepsi. >> we'll see a big decline in electric use >> the carbon footprint stuff is showing up now as one of the leading things you see when these companies do their investor days. and give you the deck. i mentioned it yesterday with takeda pharmaceuticals which you wouldn't expect. you're right carl, carbon neutral and energy efficiency are figuring prominently into the way they describe their companies along with eps and growth rate and everything else. >> it's not feel good stuff anymore. >>er that' going to force the utilities to drop coal coal should not be part of the menu the president is pro-coal. i think that's an ill-advised position >> the big board guys, reeves asset management and etf solutions, celebrating the anniversary and nasdaq tivo doing the honors amazon lifted the band on fedex ground for third party prime but bezos going to spend $1 billion to help small and m

that it generates, a lot of it goes to advertising, 400 million of that , you have companies like pepsi half-time show but you have others like at&t is hosting an entire like interactive experience the night before, so there's a lot happening but -- neil: michael bloomberg is going to be and so it's certainly a far fun crowd. >> if you have 100 million eyeballs that will be paying for funny memorable cute commercials it's a great moment to show up and be relevant in pop culture. neil: very few watch the game these days, the half time show, it's the commercials and that's what draws people. >> it is an entertainment event and i'm personally selfishlessly looking at latina power duo on stage, you will hear spanish and english, 70% hispanic, inclusive america as it can be. neil: i'll be thinking of you. >> i'll send pictures. neil: lilly, thank you very much. >> thank you. neil: she's going to have a momentous weekend, but then again so will i after this. . . and they lived happily ever after. the end. the end might not be as happy as you think. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stro

just want to make sure there is no conflict with diet coke doesn't taste anything taste more like pepsisell my soda to construction workers i like that how much caramel do you use they get really postop and they write two page legal, you can't sell this, this is conflict. i am so sorry it was a bad idea, . all the letters are real all the responses a real. and on stage and i talked to everybody how fun. i bring out my buddy, mike wilson, one of the best impersonators in the world. all the letters i read are funny because we know, and as the audience knows, we are chunking corporate america. the responses are all real but sometimes there not as funny as the letters. i have my buddy who can impersonate anybody in the world and reads each letter back from each company has a different character. that might be mark wahlberg, don knots, doesn't matter. >> mike's dear your idea. >> my idea. frank kelly, the genius killed them so i was like all right i will do my buddy, mike. will bring him out. >> how fun. welcome to the bay area. ketchup cobb's comedy club tonight as well as tomorrow, saturda

. >>> down in miami, pepsi gearing up from the super bowl liv halftime show.s jennifer lopez and shakira talking up the game plan for their historic joint performance and this was just a couple hours ago. all this as already record high ticket prices for the matchup featuring the niners and the chiefs are still climbing by the minute. we are going to get you the latest read on what you will have to pay to get a live seat to patrick mahomes' super bowl debut. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ liz: okay. stop what you're doing and look at the tv screen. we have fired up ticket iq's website. this is the most expensive super bowl ticket right now. $49,284, but the price is fluctuating. it's flipping all over. shall i hit buy? kidding. do you have 49k on hand? that's how much it's going

companies like pepsi, siemens, samsung. this could damage china's gdp.> 300 of the top 500 companies have supply chains in wuhan province. i think we have about 40 companies that are involved there, some of our biggest ones as you just mentioned. i think that's likely to be the impact. you know i have a lot of confidence in our health system in the united states and how which, how we deal with a problem like this as, as your guest pointed out. we take a completely different approach to dealing with people who may be infected and how we track down everybody that they have came in contact with. but you know, the other thing is, the chinese are on the move. this is the chinese lunar new year. there will be thousands of them coming to the united states. and particularly, to las vegas and other places like that where there is casinos and gambling. something that they really enjoy and they get, very sophisticated level in the united states. so, you know, that is going to have some impact and i'm sure the people who are responsible for those facilities have som

i remember in the '80s when merck and coca-cola, pepsi-cola, u.s.el then gm, ford we were all agog it had to be wrong no it's silly this incredible bull market at the beginning of 1981 has been about one thing and one thing only, growth if you have it, your stock is worth more than a similar company and the same industry that doesn't have it unless there's growth it's a loser in the eyes of growth oriented advisers. i don't see ford or gm being acquired they hope that they're being paid to wait for a turn. crucially value investors, the che cheapskates, that's what they are. that's why you can't compare a growth stock to a value stock and appeal to entirely different audiences. most audiences like growth now, i got really bullish on tesla about 150 points ago when it became clear the company can make money maybe a lot of money as soon as next year. at the moment you're getting another wave of conversion from bears to bulls 20% is still short for a couple of positive earnings that can raise 2 billion if it needs it on a dime. what else made me go bul

>> rising dividends, hormel as well as pepsi. customer diskrer nair, walmart and disney as well as proctor and gamble bable if you have a three to five year time horizon, those numbers that came out today for fine. >> i listened to a lot of you guy like chad come on and i found myself confused because i hear mr. solomon say we exgrowth in earnings to slow this year. i listened to a lot of guys say the opposite that maybe last year was a trough in corporate earnings and that the comps this quarter and going forward are going to be better am i not hear iing it right >> well, i agree with your take on that, tyler i think the same obviously 2018 earnings were blockbuster. primarily because of the windfall from the corporate tax cut so same store sales, the comps for 2019 over 2018 were difficult to match let alone exceed with any robustness now for 2020, fact set has estimates up 7.9% on a year over year basis i don't think that's at all unreasonable and what i expect to see which is global improvement, a reacceleration, a rebound if

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stars. ( as klobuchar ) "in the immortal words of michael dukakis, quoting george mcgovern and crystal pepsid root for the new york jets!" ( cheers and applause ) then-- oh, the humanity! then senator sanders emphasized his colleagues' ability to multi-task. >> the congress can walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. >> senas sande fact, re's a nickel. treat yourself to a pack of bubble gum. you can use whatever's left over to hop on a trolley and go see one of those new talkies." ( laughter ) now-- ( applause ) "take it, take it, go! get out of here, kid. you bother me." all the candidates were eager to deliver the soundbite, including kamala harris: >> i believe that what our nation needs right now is a nominee who can speak to all people. i spent my entire career standing mostly in a courtroom speaking five words. >> stephen: ( as harris ) "i was that little girl!" nothing? that was really big at the first debate. anything? no? amy klobuchar had the first laugh of the night: >> my first senate race, i literally called everyone i knew, and i set what is still an all-time senate record.

i'm john sculley brother of apple in 1903 steve jobs lures joan scully away from pepsi cola to become c.e.o. of apple with this legendary phrase you want to keep selling sugar water all your life or do you want to come with me and change the world they start off as the perfect do you will do to mediocre mike sales combined with jobs increasingly tyrannical counted to the honeymoon is soon over. it came down to eventually on the board a war between john sculley and steve jobs in the end because steve jobs had actually burned out so many people and created so much animosity and fear about himself when the board came to a vote it was almost like the entire company voted that would they would rather not have steve jobs around anymore. tell us about your departure from that. it was very painful i'm not even sure i want to talk about it. what can i say i had the wrong guy that was stolen. and. he destroyed everything i spent 10 years working for and a friend of mine was working at apple that day the day that steve left and they were all called out of their offices and they all assembled dow

president, i had accepted invitation and then in 63, the summer of 63, people like you and myself pepsi the i have a dream speech and then and 64 i was an intern. two important things happen and 64. senator was in the middle of breaking - i was mad as hell about it. i was so irritated about goldwater voting against the civil rights bill, and kinda defining the republican party in a way that i felt would be fortunate that i voted for lynden johnson. which in retrospect was a huge mistake. but it was a protest. as a protest vote. lamar alexander: for the feeling carried over into your senate days. you voted, when president reagan vetoed the sanction on south africa, you voted not to override art, i mean, you did vote to override his veto. most republicans did not do. it. mitch mcconnell: i just felt like reagan who is bothered by people like you and me something wrong about whether or not south african sanctions could work. when other people think that sanctions never work and occasionally they do. they work in south africa and in burbank, a number of years later. i thought reagan was wro

remember when work sent me to super bowl xlviii in new york i was taking in the game and i ordered a pepsi eight dollars for the one bottle. >> not surprising. we talk about all the expenses. you think of flights and hotels and then all of the added expensive. the markups for the meals and drinks will be over 100% because it is super bowl. >> it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >>> coming up, we are excited he scores the most goals major league soccer history and represented the u.s. in the world cup. we will talk live with wanda as he heads into the final season. >>> san francisco restaurant we can start today. if you need a reason to dine out, we have one for you. we show you the sub special offerings from one of the cities hottest restaurants, when we come back. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. upbeat music♪ no cover-up spray here. cheap

audience aws ] [ applause ] when he saw that, even the guy with the tattoo of a furby drinking crystal pepsiike, "that's not gonna age well." [ cheers and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. jennifer lopez is here, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause jennifer lopez oh, my gosh was she great in "hustlers? >> steve: oh, she's phenomenal >> jimmy: she's the best we love jennifer lopez also we love camila cabello. >> steve: come on. yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: this just -- this is out right now. the album just dropped right now. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: it's out ♪ "romance"! [ cheers and applause "romance"! all right, so check this out also, it's a big day for me. i am excited about this. i had this idea. i always have these silly ideas, right and so i had this idea probably over a year ago. i was in -- in my backyard and i was thinking -- when i am waiting online or whatever, i always -- i have my sunglasses i usually spin them or something like that. i'm just wait