confirmed it has virtually sold out this is just by companies like and eyes are bush coca-cola and pepsi pulling out of the ad spotlight will the beer maker say they are putting the money toward a different cause saying later this year but wiser hopes to support recovery on promise at bars and restaurants by accelerating coated recovery so people can we unite again their planet to pursue a more effective campaign promoting docs and education for more we welcome back professor of sports economics college of the holy cross dr victor matheson professor thanks again for being with us let's start with these major brands that are opting out of these where he expensive super bowl commercials is this more republish city stunt to kind of help boost engagement with the brand. i think what's really going on here is the fact that it's risky to advertise in time period when by the time the game goes on almost half a 1000000 americans will die from cobe it. seems sort of subtle but surely ads were the same sort of you know. wiser for august or was. that there was a. as well it sort of makes it a risk

as a budweiser and bud light same with pepsi it's still advertising model do just not it's primary you know all of products i think that and again to go have. and again you know some of these companies have been hurt as much as anyone were you were do you drink soda you drink at the movie theater you drink it out at restaurants you drink it out of ballparks in stadiums and of course that business has been decimated by rotavirus and it's very surprising because pepsi yes they are going to contain a sponsor the halftime show but they had pretty good commercials and and commercials that really get a lot of attention during during the super bowl so it's interesting to see them kind of pull out but despite these major brands opting out by a come c.b.s. confirmed it's already virtually sold out of commercial spots is the demand really that high for commercials to did was that caused by these other major brands pulling out what's the reason behind this. well the super bowl is still of the prime real estate in the night on television in the united states. the networks are . to sell about $4000

between pepsi and coke, i don't think that pepsi will have that overhang in the tax. and pepsi has less exposure to on premises, 17ish, 15ish percent. so there will be less of a benefit there. by the same token it is a pretty defensive game and it's also an accretive name on earnings. pepsi is the better stock here into the print we have an overweight ratie ining on pepsi >> got it. >> you heard the two minute warning sign two minutes left in the trading day. mike what are you seeing in the fundamentals. >> certainly strong. not quite 3 to 1 look at bonds. high yield etf versus the investment grade corporate etf the price of the bonds are down, the yields are up. high yield trading with equities holding up fine. credit is looking supportive of this equity rally. vix is down, almost two or three points today taking away some of the uncertainty perhaps around the electoral college. we will see if it bleeds below 20 after january 20th. >> we have got 45 seconds left topg we are set for record closes on the dow and the s&p, though not quite for the nasdaq, which is leadin

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. >> reporter: others like coke, pepsi, and hyundai changing their traditional lines too.took a hit in 2020 thanks to covid-19. they'll save $5.5 million for each ad not run, but will this hail mary be worth it? >> certainly the game last year in 2020 was the moeched watched event on television. they're risking that moment. you know, they're risking not getting their ad in front of a huge amount of people and also being part of a cultural moment. >> reporter: but pepsi will show up in other ways, doubling down on its halftime show sponsorship and releasing its ad early online and you'll still see these brands on your phone social media advertising is the name of the game this year it's cheaper and easier to target you so many are skipping parties for safety, staying on their couches, watching and scrolling from hope. >> reporter: some new names are swapping in. >> we're seeing a number of brands advertise for the first time ever this year and most have the common thread of having businesses that performed well during the pandemic. >> reporter: regardless of who ee trying t

less than that $5.6 million last year, and so what is interesting is that we will see budweiser and pepsi and coke continue to try to tap into the conversation around the brands and the ads that happens around the super bowl, and pepsico will advertise with frito-lay even though it is not for the pepsi beverage in there, and it is going to be puts the attention in there and focus on the halftime show, so there is going to be a lot of energy around those brands and super bowl ad season, because that is what it has turned into, and the other companies like doordash and the stocks have skyrocketed since it is a stay at home play, and how much they need to use that to amplify all of the growth they have had this year. >> i thought that budweiser's excuse was interesting that it is using the ad spend with the ad council which is a nonprofit group to advertise the benefits of covid education and the vaccine program, et cetera. >> yeah, it is kind of a high road version of really a lot of brands have done during the super bowl. remember, whenever there is a prevailing social issues, the brands h

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add van sta advantage of pepsi's marketing expertise.res jumped 31% in morning trading. >>> there are currently no black women loeading any fortune 5 h companies. that's about to change sources telling krnscnbc walgres is expected to name roz brewer as its new ceo sh brewer currently the chief operating officer at starbucks the coffee chain announced today that she would be stepping down at the end of next month >>> on wall street all three major indices are lower. the dow down 23. s&p down six the nasdaq down ten. i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news all 100 u.s. senators sworn in today to act as judge and jury in the second impeachment trial of the former president. charging him with incitement of insurrection in the riots at the capitol three weeks ago. senator patrick leahy who as we reported earlier was taken to the hospital tonight after not feeling well is set to preside over the trial instead of the chief justice john roberts because the former president is, well, the former preside

pepsi says the drink has a creamy milk chocolate taste with vanilla undertones.ants to check it out to tweet a photo of themselves drinking hot cocoa to pepsi's twitter page on sunday, which just happens to be national hot chocolate day. ama, can i interest you in a hot chocolate or a cocoa cola? >> i would try a taste of it. i like milk chocolate. i like vanilla. i'm not huge on marshmallow unless it's a s'mores thing. but i'd give it a whirl, see what it's like? i don't know. you put cocoa in chili sometimes. so why not? >> true. that can be good. >> i've heard this cocoa cola, it goes great with tuna, spencer. >> gross! >> not a good combo. >> or imitation tuna. >> all right, you guys. work from home has been normal for most people for almost a year now. i'm looking at the three of you there. but even now we're still getting a kick out of some things that only happen when you work from home, like this meteorologist mo 61.rning on 55 in ventura. and irvine 64 degrees. and 62 in pasadena. we'll talk about this storm. he walks now, guys. so i've lost all control.

los productos eran distribuidos con el mercadeo de pepsi, una nueva alternativa para quienes no comeniÓn de caridad que reparte comida entre los mÁs necesitados, una sensaciÓn la imagen. paty: la verdad no podía dar crédito cuando vi a nora saliendo de la tienda de rebajas. según ella, todo lo que compra es de lo más fino. y ya vimos que no todo. q: ay, siempre ha sido así. le encanta presumir. pero la verdad es que es supercoda para gastar. malena: a lo mejor está cuidando sus gastos. ya ven que con esto de la pandemia, el dinero no llega tan fácil. q: ay, amiga, siempre estás tratando de encontrarle el lado bueno a los demás. pero eso no va a quitar que nora sea coda y presumidísima. paty: la plática

this dietary revolution has sponsored empire's nestle unilever coca-cola kellogg's pepsi co. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food together they pull and $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plate. food is a huge sector of our society it's not only the food companies it's not just the nestle's and then gnomes and cokes and pepsis it's the food retailers it's the wal marts and car reformers it's the agribusiness is they're huge to control all the supplies of commodities and then it also the marketers it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people so we're talking about a math of massive component of our society is focused on selling the world unhealthy foods and beverages. the food multinationals have a secret weapon price the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods the shoppers with the smallest budgets stock up. these low income consumers sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. the food industry says it's your fault but the reality

. >> hyundai, pepsi, coca-cola and other big brands sidelining their commercials on game day this yearth 30 seconds of ad time costing an estimated $5.5 million, companies are choosing to allocate that money elsewhere, coca-cola saying they will be investing in the right resources during these unprecedented times. >> so budweiser, it's their first time in 37 years they won't be in the super bowl. instead, they're putting their dollars into promoting vaccine. people getting vaccinated. >> that digital video called "bigger picture." voiced by rashida jones. >> let's turn our strength into hope. >> hope, joy and togetherness. the themes of the ads for the companies that are choosing to run ads this year. michelob ultra recruiting a-list athletes, but what if you're looking to laugh like in years past. >> keep your hands off my mama. keep your hands off my doritos. >> are there still going to be the lol moments as we're waiting for the game to come on in those commercial breaks? >> anheuser busch isn't sitting out. they still have four minutes of ad time. bud light always a huge name that

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in terms of valuation, you are getting it here at a trough multiple especially compared to pepsi. we have said for a long time pepsi is a better company and stock, but at a certain point coke makes sense it might be here i get it the head winds are out here, but you wonder how much of it is baked in >> tim, are you still in coke? >> i am, but i have trimmed the position over the last couple months because the higher rate hurts the company. remember when we talked about them discontinuing tab >> is that why you trimmed, no more tab >> or why we are trim, mel but the bottom line is you have a company after a 9% pullback for a low val company, i think coke has proven over the last five years they have done a great job of investing they are not afraid to get into the sexy part of the carbonated world and water world and so forth. i would be adding to it there. >> remember when you and dan had this deep discussion about fizzy sugar water? >> i love the product, mel i think it's amazing it probably adds about 10% to my whole situation from 20 years of drinking the stuff this stock has f

coca cola y pepsi estarán ausentes, budwaizer promoverá en su lugar la vacuna contra covid-19.(voz) es yoooooopllllaaaitiimmeee!!! ¡wow! miren a isabel y lucas. ¡que activos y felices están! (voz) yoplait original. una excelente fuente de calcio. >> (música) >> mañana de un año de la muerte de kobe bryant y cientos de aficionados preparan su homenaje. fue un 26 de enero un accidente de helicóptero terminó con la vida de la estrella de la nba, su hija de 13 años y siete personas más este 9 de febrero se darán a conocer nuevos hallazgos de la investigación. en memoria del astro, 24 artistas han pintado murales en distintas partes del mundo. tenga buenas noches. >> (música) >> a josÉ lo tienen retenido en mÉxico unos secuestradores, y estÁn pidiendo 25.000 dÓlares. pues es mi hermano, es mi sangre. puse los 15.000 dÓlares para poder liberarlo, y Él dijo que iba a ir a entregarlo y que con eso se iba a arreglar. >> "otro muerto en tijuana". >> en vez de recibir a mi hermano vivo, recibo esto. ¡josÉ! >> ¿este es tu hermano el muerto? >> [manuel] sÍ. >> ese desgraciado secuestrÓ a nu

ad called pepsi dig in this is aimed at supporting black owned restaurants.ad is giving them a lot of much needed visibility. so he i mean that means everything. the company hoping the campaign will strengthen black owned small businesses and fact it is committing 50 million dollars just support them with things like training and growth opportunities. >>one new year's eve celebration in alabama was a literal dumpster fire. but it was all for a good cause at midnight instead of the usual celebration. organizers with work with firefighters to safely send twenty-twenty out. >>the bonfire in a dumpster of course a lot of us call this year. last year now a dumpster fire celebration was on to help raise money for the huntsville alabama fire and rescue team and it looks like it was a success. >>with the new year comes new resolutions for a lot of people research shows that 80% of resolutions just fail by the second week of february if they even last that long. experts to have some advice in a new study saying start small focus on change in one behavior at a time eve

. >> reporter: other iconic players like coke, pepsi and hyundai are changing game plan too, sidelining after bottom lines took a hit in 2020 thanks to covid-19. they'll save estimated $5.5 million for each 30-second ad not run. will this hail mary be worth it? >> certainly the game last year in 2020 was most-watched on television. so brands sitting out are risking that moment, not getting ad-in front of huge amounts of people and being art of a cultural moment. >> reporter: but pepsi will double down on sponsorship and releasing its ad online. and you'll still see the brands on your phone. social media advertising is name of the game and cheaper and easier to target you. as many of us skip parties for safety, scrolling from home. other newcomers like fiverr and miracle gro are swapping in. >> seeing different brands this year, most businesses that performed well in the pandemic. >> reporter: expect a major focus on social justice. >> this is tricky, can be accused of purpose washing, saying they're supporting black lives matter but not backing it up, they're going to be called out on t

it's about the stock. >> i think it's a win-win for pepsi and beyond meat.y get into this business in a pretty big way and that is the fastest growing piece in the food service and business in general. this just gives them size, scale and distribution they've now made deals with mcdonald's, taco bell, dunkin brands should it be up this much off today's news not so much, but i'm glad what they're doing. >> led by tilray to provide cannabis to france's national health agency for research and then working on cbd products for pets what to do with pot stocks here? >> i think you want to be very selective but one thing i think you'll see is continued m&a and i think it's going to be led by tilray also a force to be reckoned with so this is the growth trade, right? growth is on, values down. so these stocks are working. >> growth indeed stephanie, thank you. >>> ahead on "power lunch," we're revving up for a new year. we're going to speak with the ceo of polaris about motorcycle demand and the company's earnings results >>> plus, bitcoin falling back down to around

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you know, it's funny, there's not going to be a coke ad, a pepsi ad, there's not going to be a budweiserst announced, so what do you make of some of these announcements from these companies ahead of what's always the biggest ratings event in television? >> i think some of our largest corporations recognize these are different times. so, yes, the first time in 37 years that we're not going to see an ad for budweiser during the super bowl. but it doesn't mean that anheuser-busch is not going to be advertising. we'll see ads for bud light seltzer lemonade, but they're also donating a good portion of the money today ad council and also to the covid-19 collaborative. so there's going to be a lot of focus on here's what we've done. there's a bud with wiser ad that's already streaming -- budweiser, it's called the bigger picture, and at the end they say we'll be back next year. pepsi is still the sponsor of the halftime show, so there is a tie-in there, but yes, this is a scaled-back super bowl. thankfully, connell, this matchup between the best old quarterback and the best young quarterback, p

says it wanted to spend as much money as they could on the pepsi halftime show, coca cola spent $10 bowl, it seems other companies could be making similar decisions. cbs still has not sold out its commercial inventory for the next. we're next month's big game. the national rifle association today filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the gun lobby group also said it's moving many of its offices from new york to texas as it restructures. wayne lapierre, who runs in our race, says the group is quote dumping new york because of its corrupt political and regulatory environment. texas, by the way, is home to more than 400,000 and our remembers the bankruptcy follows litigation men allegations of financial mismanagement. tricking wall street. now stocks were down again today on wall street. the dow dropped 177 points. the nasdaq was lower 114 points and the s and p lost 27 points. us markets will be closed monday in observance of the martin luther king holiday, a federal class action lawsuit accuses bank of america and being negligent. and handling california's unemployment benefits

>> reporter: coke, pepsi and hyundai are changing their game plan too, sidelining their traditional adst, thanks to covid-19. >> happy monkey baby. >> reporter: they'll save an estimated $5.5 million for every 30-second ad not run. but will it be worth it? >> certainly the game last year in 2020 was the most watched event on television. so, brands who sit out are risking that moment. they're risking not getting their ad in front of a huge amount of people and being part of a cultural moment. >> reporter: but pepsi will show up in other ways, doubling down on a halftime sponsorship and releasing the ad early online. ♪ i said ooh ♪ >> reporter: and you'll still see the brands on your phone. social media advertising is the name of the game this year. cheaper, easier to target you and skip parties for safety, staying right here on our coaches, watching and scrolling from home. with some of the big names sitting out, other newcomers are swapping in. >> we're seeing a number of brands advertise for the first time ever this year and most of them have the common thread of having businesses that

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beyond meat has to deal with pepsi for their plant food products.still looks frothy, does it not? two seconds to go, here it is 10:51. that means brian kilmeade joins us. you know this, governor cuomo wants to open new york state back up but not new york city. watch this for a second. >> the indoor dining in new york city is a new york city specific condition and when not at this point, at this point, contemplating any changes. stuart: can you explain this to me, brian? >> no. it is nuts. number one it is hard enough because there are no people if you're going to be able to open up. the city have to come in the villages and upper east and west side where they're neighborhood oriented. they're eating outside with heat lamps. to inside is safer. to go outside in the submarines are far more dangerous. they're built sheds or open sided sheds with three sides are there. if you're not in new york or cold weather city you've never seen anything quite like this. now he is saying that is a different situation. why? because we're on foot. because we have a ch

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so coke and pepsi and all the clones all the local companies that do the same thing exploded in marketing and in the low and middle income countries. mexico was the 1st country to be colonized by these agribusiness conquered. by the pandemic no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. as america. we don't have the facts seem. to. come in every crisis with this system things. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. smoke why don't they couldn't put them in mud the one who's been brought up the influence you know them both got a lot of photos and stuff to get a. lot of thought up but. i think. she really is or was he making. more of the. jungle bar from the sun on my book you go to the british course that's enough of them.