. >> $1.53 the company reporting on the adjusted basis for pepsi. organic revenue up 12%. 9.5% for the full year 12% in the fourth quarter. $25.2 billion in the fourth quarter versus consensus of 24.2 that's not bad core earnings up 13% growth profit margin increased 10%. looking for comment on input costs and inflation. >> it is the organic revenue growth is 5 percentage points of volume growth and 7 percentage up price and mix they were able to raise prices that is the tale of the earnings season which companies are passing on higher input costs pepsi is at this point >> you get your bag? >> i did i didn't eat anything. >> what? >> super bowl sunday, man. >> it will last. i had a day of fasting can you believe it >> welcome back. how do you feel? >> i feel good once again, are they prok proctologists? >> yes. >> i ask if they do that all day long they see a lot of stuff. he said one of the most exquisite colons he had ever seen it was exquisite i had never seen one -- i said thank you. thanks, doc. that was waiting for me after it was all done and

pepsi in for a big weekend in los angeles with the pepsi halftime show at the super bowl. >> yeah.i believe that you will be there in person come tomorrow to talk even more about it. so a nice little, i guess, teaser there to your point pepsi and coca-cola it's similar dynamics playing out there. in terms of pepsi, the fact they raised prices on sodas and snacks in the fall and winter of last year, they're planning more increases this year. we can talk about food inflation and what we've seen in ag commodities. also, i mean, aluminum at multiyear highs, too we've seen it propel stocks, as well so we're seeing some of those inflationary pressures in a number of different materials lines, too guys, i would just, in terms of i guess other if you want to call it commodities, something else i'm keeping an eye on has been the psychedelics and also cannabis so you have cathie wood buying life sciences. it was -- it did jump this week. up something like 12% before the opening bell today we're seeing similarly strong moves in cannabis, too keep in mind these are beat down stocks with some o

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a cuba libre with pepsi in it to get through the morning. jonathan: two yields kept creepi higher. 10 year yields came in a bit off the back of a really strong auction for 10 year supply america. flatter curve, unchanged, but how far will they push it? what is the destination? questions we don't know the answer to. tom: i can't talk about u.s. data on curling, but i can say the tops lost -- the tots lost. jonathan: you cannot even share the score of the curling? i have not watched a minute of it. yields come back in on tends to 1.93 3%. early this week, a couple of days ago, very close to 1.97%. 2.25% is the call from goldman year-end this year. tom: very good. brent crude, $92.29. we see the president talking with saudi arabia. as we talked to ed yardeni last hour, now on asset allocation, lisa shalett joins us, chief investment officer at morgan stanley. good morning to you. how will this report change morgan stanley allocation? lisa: i don't think we are going to react to this report at all. i think we are really looking to see what the m

quick thoughts on hershey chocolate chips and pepsi potato chips. >> both of them very, very consistentk ultimately they have some pricing -- there's cost issues in the present time, as everybody is confronted with cost issues. i think these companies are getting out ahead of that, having the right products in the right places obviously, we're thinking that as we go forward, they're going to be able to pass along a lot of the cost increases that they're currently experiencing, like everybody else. and in the end, they both have a very, very consistent business, and they're growing their dividend nicely with an excellent balance sheet, both of them >> kevin, thank you very much. washington crossing advisers, thanks rks.eeping a close eye on the maet we'll have more when we come back in a moment don't go anywhere. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones hey businesses! let's you all deserve of it. something epic! so we're giving every business, our best d

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>> pepsi felt pretty good. >> yeah. okay pepsi was surprised. one of the things i thought was interesting is james quincy is so smart he was saying this system. half of your syrup goes to restaurants and half goes to bottlers 3/4 goes home and 25 and do you know what it's like to try to get suddenly you have to get as many cans as possible? many bottles as possible and you're not getting the revenue from the restaurants and there's only a couple. he said suddenly the supply chain is wrecked by you. you're saying, guys, i need you to do 50% more than you had. by the way the drivers what they said about drivers is interesting. one the retirement drivers is high but new drivers don't want to get the license >>well, listen -- >> that's temporary. >> but i want to go to this. it's not a joke company. >> it'll help the supply chain problems. >> yeah. >> very happy. >> i'm not talking about coke. i'm talking about -- >> yeah. there were a lot of that last night. i told mary barra her ad was the best i don't know if you caught it. mary barra a selfless

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. >> reporter: the pepsi super bowl lvi halftime show giving cali all the love. ♪ the epic performancein hip-hop with producer dr. dre at the helm. ♪ from snoop dogg to eminem to kendrick lamar, and even mary j. -- ♪ -- a nonstop homage to the greatest in hip-hop and rap. ♪ ♪ you better lose yourself in the music, the moment ♪ >> eminem taking a knee. and from start to finish -- ♪ -- a surprise appearance by 50 cent. ♪ celebs in attendance for the big game in la-la land, martha and tracy, martha and guy, bennifer 2.0 there in the stands. shawn mendes, nile horan and justin bieber as well. before the game, the rock proving that there's something for non-football fans on super bowl sunday too. >> it is time, time for a team to unleash a soul-crushing, unrelenting defense. >> reporter: how big are the rock's arms trending on google ahead of the game. as for the commercials, bmw, halle berry for see czar's, awkwafina for disney+. >> i'll get the next one. >> reporter: in an epic reunion, the cast of austin powers coming back together for gm. >> ladies and gentlemen, our takeover of general

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among the companies reporting today you have coca-cola, pepsi, and twitter.o get the latest read on inflation when the consumer price index is released later today. that's the numbers for january. now yesterday the dow rallied 305 points. the nasdaq gained 295, and the s&p 500 rose 65. >>> gas prices are at their highest level in eight years. aaa says the average cost of a gallon hit $3.47 yesterday, a jump of seven cents compared to the previous week. demand for gas is usually low this time of year, but prices are up because oil traders are concerned about the ongoing tensions between russia and ukraine. >>> your wallet is also going to take a hit if you eat at chipotle. the ceo of the chain said they plan to raise prices by more than 6% this year because of inflation. prices also increased 4% in december. executives say costs have grown for freight, avocados, and beef. other major chains including starbucks and mcdonald's have hiked prices, too, as inflation continues to be a concern. >>> and dolly parton is rewarding employees who study 9 to 5. the singer'

. >> i want soda and i want salty snacks i want pepsi co. >> those organic numbers were huge. >> thatarter when i was away and i didn't want to bother, trying to speak to him before, oh, man, i'm on a vac vacation, but he's a delight i am a one man supporter of that guy. this one's very interesting. they got paid through the nose for it but people might like the fact that it's not just beer because beer, even their beer we don't know, beer is just a flat category ha ha >> coming out of covid it's going to be tough comps. >> yes, it is. we'll get the opening bell here in a couple of minutes don't go anywhere. >>> keep your eye on the crypto space today, a lot of green arrows as bitcoin trying to take outthe february 9 high >> well, look, i have -- i have cash with block -- that's the one that just got sanctioned gary againsgensler really again. why is it? they were taking too much risk according to the s.e.c. in order to be able to get the rates. i just got my new rates. i was getting 8.6 in cash. now i'm kind of getting what you get when you're in a bank. i was getting a huge amount o

you put a tax on things like coke and pepsi and mountain dew and this sort of thing and what happens people will buy less of it to which economist replied. hang on a second. i thought your concerned was how much sugary drinks people were drinking? to which the proponent said well, but look if sales of sugary drinks have declined clearly people are drinking less. well, some economists went and did some studies and what they found was that consumption of sugary drinks in philadelphia did not decline. after the tax and that raises a question. well, how can that be if the sales of sugary drinks are declining but the consumption isn't and what was going on. is that people faced with this 30% tax on sugary drinks. we're driving outside of philadelphia city limits to buy their sugary drinks. oh and while they're driving outside of philadelphia to buy their sugary drinks. what else are they going to do? they're gonna buy their groceries and all of a sudden there was a tremendous decline in grocery sales within the city of philadelphia. this is an unintended consequence of busy bullying and y

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. ♪ >> reporter: when jay z and his roc nation partnered with the nfl to produce this sunday's pepsitime show, he knew exactly the lineup he wanted. but he needed help convincing five of the biggest names in hip-hop to perform together. so who better to reach out to than one of the most storeyed record labels in the industry? >> jay z called me and dre and he said, it's l.a., this had to happen. >> reporter: interscope records, currently led by john janik, u used to being in the headlines. he started collecting some of the most eye popping eye activities in music. >> we decided that the label was going to try to find the best talent we could, and then what we were going to do was let them loose. just say, do what you want to do. >> reporter: the son of a longshoreman, he dropped out of college at 19 to get into the music business. as an engineer he worked with the likes of john lennon, tom petty and bruce springsteen. as a producer, he cultivated artists like no doubt, and 9 inch nails. >> you can't follow a pattern to anything creative, you're dead. you have to let it go and just tr

remember when the season was going down the tank for the giants and the response, give the fans free pepsieminds me of this. instead of fixing the offensive line, why isn't dhs focused on terrorism? >> jimmy: dhs needs to give us something stronger than peps. this memo is why nobody trusts them. misinformation online provoked attacks and they don't list the attacks. i have a hot girlfriend, but she doesn't live around here, you can't meet her. it is absurd. the same dhs that designated school board parents as terrorists and people have seen this again and again and again. they don't need to look at our twitter feeds, they need to look in a mirror. their actions are the problem. >> carley: want to get your thoughts on joe rogan's latest comments, he addressed the spotify controversy during a routine in texas and said, i talk bleep for a living, that is why this is baffling to me. if you are taking vaccine advice from me, is that really my fault? if you want my advice, don't take my advice. something tells me you will agree with that statement from joe rogan? >> jimmy: a thousand percent. wh

. >> pepsi fell apart.have 50,000 -- people forgot and made a real commitment to russia advanced micro's ceo is not one of the people that announces a buy back and doesn't buy it back she stands there so let me just inform people who are selling amd now. you're probably selling a lot of it to lisa suh from flushing. >> i know where she's from >> there's plenty of us karl icahn. >> she's from brooklyn. >> philadelphia doesn't know what is going on. >> i went to the star of the hall of fame stars -- >> you did i have no idea where the guys who founded monster are from that stock is also up 7%. >> yeah. constellation is up in upstate new york i'm glad you mentioned it. monster shares are up. they reported the quarter fine. >> don't tell me you have the constellation to buy monster story. it's been reported and not refuted. it's reported by bloomberg a number of times. of course, in fact, even saying they're getting closer to a deal there are a lot of shareholders, let me tell you, who throw their hands up and

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and then, jackie, obviously the highest rated part of the entire game is the pepsi super bowl halftimehowment i was fortunate to see the dress rehearsal on wednesday night, so i think everybody is going to be very much -- jackie: happily surprised. >> -- surprised. exactly. jackie: very cool. john tatum, great to see you this afternoon. have a good time. >> okay. thanks, jackie. [laughter] jackie: after the break, members of congress sounding the alarm on inflation, but what are they actually doing about it? chad pergram is going to give us a live update from capitol hill. ♪ come as you are, as you were, as i want you to be. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by

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nasdaq booking intuit, pepsi with exposure are the laggards. >> cyber stocks move higher today on thet of a cyber war between the west and russia. next guest is an expert in cyber battlegrounds and watches putin closely. he is dmitri alperovitch, co-founder of crowdstrike. dmitri, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> we seem so far not to have heard a great deal about cyber warfare as russia moves into ukraine. is that accurate am i expressing it correctly and if i am, why do you think that is the case >> so far russia has not used much cyber warfare capabilities in ukraine in part because they don't need to. they have overwhelming advantage with ground forces, electronic warfare units on the border so i don't expect to see a lot in cyberspace in ukraine itself but worry about blowback on the west with the sanctions to place on russia to choke the economy as your guest prooefr sli said there's no way that russia won't take it lying down and will respond and cyber is a way to respond against us. >> you expect that where do you expect it which countries or all countries in t

they hired a former executive from pepsi and frito-lay snacks and they start tomorrow reporting to the io -- ceo. they want to capitalize on people streaming at home and they want to partner with food delivery services for fresh popcorn. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, we remain down about 300 points. kumasi: as we've seen with increasing frequency, impacts of climate change can be catastrophic and scientists warned time is running out. even with a small change in your diet you can slow down the effects. experts say eating a plant-based burger instead of beef can reduce land use by 98% and greenhouse gas emissions by 89%. >> we put a lot of energy into producing cattle. we grow the feed that the cattle eat using pesticides and fertilizer that are used by fossil fuels and when the cows eat this, they produce methane. if the average american took just one burger out of their diet a week, it would be like taking 10 million cars off the road. it is an enormous impact we can make from a small change. kumasi: experts say a plant-based burger can reduce water use up to 99%.

it comes down to earth its earnings are less than coke or pepsi that's on the list they've given disappointing we get to the other picks, let's stay on paypal for a second. i don't understand what's going on with paypal everything you buy online, you have the option. paypal is there and often it gets clicked pay by paypal. t business seems to be expanding it seems like an easy play clearly it's been everything but. what do you think is happening with paypal? >> well, if you look at the chart of paypal and next to the chart of fis, you know, that all of the payment companies have had just this incredible collapse in their stock prices their businesses have grown. they had tremendous pandemic years because everyone shopped online and this accelerated the growth at paypal when they gave guidance, you know, it was modest, and the market has penalized every company, whether it's netflix, paypal home depot came off a year where everyone in america was building their own deck and they reported a strong quarter over all of those incredible gains a year ago and guide somewhat modestly and the stock cam

pepsi is partnering with boston beer company to make hard mountain dew.not so soft drink, 5% alcohol by volume. they come in watermelon and black cherry flavors and you may have trouble getting this. there is some artwork on the can. sold at select retailers in tennessee, florida, and iowa and will expand to state later this year. this will be intriguing. imike, you and i are the only ones. that really enjoy. i'm not into the seltzer's tiered i don't do that at all and i don't understand why it is a huge phrase. mike: i think it is the lower calories and the lower carbs compared to -- larry: there is a taste. mike: it is like water with a little bit of flavor to it. larry: for people who don't like the taste of alcohol is better. it isn't that probably a little bit more flavorful? larry: the amount of flavor is so minuscule to me that it is almost not even worth it. mike: i just got back from drinking style beers with chocolate marshmallow, toasted marshmallow. larry: were they good? larry: it is not easy being a bear, not one that weighs 500 pounds and b

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. >> pepsi was absolutely, when i saw that this morning, oh, starting rubbing my hands.bout buybacks. i ask you a lot about that. they play a big role. guests say eh. twitter reported, laid another egg. initially it reported and 4 billion-dollar buyback. fewer shares, maybe it is a official but drives share price. what your thoughts on the role of buybacks. that is true. that is exactly why, right? they have extra money. they can't find alternatives to invest in, so they re invest in their own. it does exactly right, reducing shares outstanding that elevates as we go forward. overall i'm a supporter of stock buybacks. i'm not in the social media space. twitter is not a stock i would buy whether buying back stock or not, but overall i think stock buybacks are a healthy signal to investor that those companies are doing well, they're asking you to invest, buying the stock back, believe in themselves. that is what they do. charles: absolutely. four billion. i didn't know they had four billion bucks. kenny, i have to say congratulations to you, man. you have been spot on. fol

it is go after the competitor, it is burger king going after mcdonald's, it is pepsi going after coke and that is why the show has become so myopic at this point. but it's funny with this whole thing with zucker at this point because here you have the chief media correspondent also saying that wow, nobody knew about this. i am pretty sure that my mother-in-law knew about that relationship between zucker and his chief marketing officer who happen to work for cuomo. the secret in the industry. >> sean: years ago i got a tape, somebody wanted -- i'm not about hurting children and families, that is not who i am. and you know what, i just said no thanks, i'm not interested. that's his family and i want to respect kids because they get hurt in all of this. let me go to miranda on this question. emma joe morris, our mutual friend, and you did an amazing job exposing to the world hunter biden's laptop, but it was censored all over social media by big tech at a moment where it really mattered. you've written the laptop from hell, all that is in there. you've experienced this censorship yoursel

if you look further, you see food stocks this is not the nasdaq i grew up with you see kraft hines, pepsi and old dominion and trucking and you see csx and rail you see dollartree and other dollar stores and other bricks and mortar retail, and now it's that ilk of stock is roughly 10%. so what's next is what we would call either companies that will be disrupted by innovation or they're involved in sustained innovation so this is not the true innovation index anymore i really believe we have become that i believe that our research is the best in the business and these technology cost curves as prices fall, the uptick of these new technologies that make our lives better, cure disease, is inexorable >> i mentioned i have the investment committee that i have every day with me again today, and i know they'd like to get in on this conversation there are many individual stocks i'd like to talk to you about. let's take a quick break please stand by. we'll co rht bmeigack after this break. more with cathie wood. what do you think healthier looks like? cvs can help you support your nutrition, sleep

the screensaver bounces around nike, pepsi and those were big winners and advertising. they got about 170 million dollars benefit just from being on the sideline reporter or the halftime show sponsored by. so even the winners are sometimes loser. speaking of the halftime show, kendrick lamar. yeah, he refused to say the word or get in d c bleep it out. reference the police black lives matter. doctor, dre, he's talked about. he talked still popping on a sleeve, still not trust. police eminem took knee at the end. i don't. if you picked up the controversy, the halftime show was something else. yeah. and as far we've come a long way from colin kaepernick in just 3 or 4 years an end. and it was also really a spectacle. i mean, you know, when that new stadium and everything, they clearly. >>it's like they constructed city with all the rooms or whatever is premature for me. upside down, performing. okay. let's get your favorite topic, which is romance. yes. it did. you put on the blue shirt today for valentine's day. do you do you spend money on special things? >>and doing yo

you have the big companies like pepsi or coke that are committing to having quite a high percentage ofor secondary plastics. and you have people who are trying to make things out of recycled plastic, trying to create a market for it. we're doing better with paper, and paper has always been recyclable. we're developing more facilities here to deal with them. it's a complicated, a complicated move forward, but probably the most important thing is simply redesigning the non-recyclable content out in the first place. >> right. and to that point, is recycling even the solution any more? or is it part of the problem? i mean, when we think things can be recycled, it makes us feel better about buying single-use things which perpetuates the waste problem instead of solving it. should the system be more designed around reusing? >> yeah, a lot of people say we should toss recycling out. i'm not one of those people because i do think that there are things that we need to pass on. they have after lives. other people can reuse them and repair them if that's possible, and reprocess them. but, yeah, w

disney, data dog, and twilio are popping, while pepsi and affirm pull back. 59 minutes to go in the session. the s&p 500 at the lows for the day just about >> coming up in today's show, we'll get the white house response to the inflation print when we're joined by brian deese. plus, uber reverses the stock giving up itspost earnings pop during today's investor day presentation we'll hear from the ceo and meantime, let's focus on the big stories we're watching steve liesman has more on the bullard comments about rate hikes that sent a shiver through the markets. mike was tracking the action in the markets and joining us is mohaod mohammed alarian. >> the best way to describe what james bullard did around 12:45 the this, with the market teetering on concern with the reaction to high inflation, bullard gave it a shove. the odds of a 50-basis point rate hike, something the fed has not done since 2000, ramping up to 63% on the wake of comments fromboards that he would like to see 100 basis points of tightening in the bag before july they had been around 50% before he talked. bullard telling bloo

the pepsi super bowl lvi halftime show, an opportunity that comes once in a lifetime. ♪ california ♪of the biggest giants in hip hop. snoop dogg, kendrick lamar, eminem and mary j. blige and with rapper/producer dr. dre at the helm. nostalgic hits packing the 14-minute set. ♪ >> reporter: from start -- >> west coast make some noise! >> reporter: -- to finish. ♪ the top-secret production. ♪ dropping even more surprises on the field. that's grammy winner anderson on the drums with eminem. and 50 cent coming in the club just like his music video almost 20 years ago. ♪ the show's producers talking exclusively to "gma." >> we have been at this probably for the last i'm going to say four months, five, six months. everybody hit their mark. they did their thing. sound. audio. production. visual, and just to make music history. not just hip-hop history, not just black history but just music history for the super bowl is a great, great feeling. >> you know, you have a cast that is about 400 or 500 and a crew that's well over. everybody coming together. to just make it as excellent as possible.

even pepsi sees and knows that with the recent release of this commercial called the halftime game.'s my none other. >> right. i mean, like you want to strike up the big if you're a football player, espn hbcu color analysts in florida and in grand tiffany green knows that experience firsthand. she sees it every saturday in the fall while she calls the action on the gridiron. it's the soundtrack for the football game. so there is no football game without a baby. and she knows for many the halftime show really is the true attraction. i would argue >> that they are equally as important as the football team. >> at north carolina central committee for sunday. that's my first time when it comes to the sound machine, drum majors donnell troy junior and hassan gaddy aren't playing around in the marching man. of course, the cream or a family or someone you're here is like. >> it feel like home. the culture is very different. >> it's very fun to be in. and just, you know. and the man director thurman hollins much. and then those funded. >> 1938 on this campus. >> tells me the 130 plus peace b