crystal pepsi. i loved it back in the day to pepsi. we need to bring this back. edsel and sony betamax are just some of the commercial flops on display here at the museum, taking us on a journey through nostalgia, innovation and danger. this had 6000 children were wounded with charts. any of your friends ever hurt with a jerk, just broken windows, but car windows at that. this is the hula chair one of time magazine's 2010 worst inventions of the year. it's designed to work your abs while you're at work. great on my abs, really feel this working . could you imagine this now taking a zoom call while in a chair like this particular was really stunning to me this spring blade shoe because my first impression when i saw it was wow, that seems like a very dumb idea. sneaker composed of foam blades was meant to provide runners with explosive energy. but instead, those blades often ripped off or split. okay so what is this? this is a virtual boy that nintendo made in like the late nineties. they thought this was going to be like the game changer thing, because this is th

david is our duty and guide, i want you to tell me about pepsi. does it really yield 10%?lds two and a half percent but the dividend 10% year so the whole thing we talked about the current dividend which is the cash you will get but the gross overtime over 20 years they've grown it 10% a year. stuart: that's what i needed clarified, well done. how about verizon? what did they pay? >> they are paying 7% and the good news is, is a high dividend for somebody buying it today. the bad news is, one reason the dividend yield is so high is not prices down quite a bit but they continue to grow the dividend, they been consistent payer. however, the company has a lot of challenges to work through but we believe it's priced into the stock and you can get paid 7% while you wait. stuart: so it is reliable, 7% dividend on verizon is a reliable number. >> yes, we've studied cash flows over and over and we believe they can continue maintaining that dividend and growing it a little bit while they fix the issues with their wireless business. stuart: 7% is attractive. what will be the standou

help pe pepsi? company. more than half of the employees are international employees. half of the revenues were generated from international markets. you will generate stronger by the time you do the currency translation back and financial statements, you will see stronger earnings for pepsi. we see that dollar bear market which is good for the multinational companies. we think pepsi is higher quality and insulated. it is not just a beverage company, but a snack company we are not giving up our snoacks they have a very strong track record for reasonable expectations. >> the name schwab >> everybody likes to hate on schwab it is not that bad yes, they are seeing the cost to deposit rise they mentioned multiple times and they will not have to sell the hold to maturity they can sell all of the deposits and still not sell the hold to maturity i see schwab as highly diversified. they gather assets any market lift is good for the asset management and fees. it is an a tttractive valuation after the turmoil.

partnership is part of an effort to help the city of sacramento reach 0 emission vehicle goals and pepsi of reaching net 0 emissions by 2040. >> i take a there's something swimming around in london coming the water for something to eat, specifically looking to munch on things made of plastic. this is a waste shark. it's designed to help reduce waste and pollution floating around in the waters of the river thames. and it can clear the equivalent of more than 22,000 plastic bottles per day. the wastes shark can travel about 3 miles in the water before needing a charge and is capable of gathering more than 1000 pounds of trash before needing to be emptied. the hope here is to stop the trash from even reaching the ocean. >> literally sweeps this sweeps around the world so you can go and do your job come back and it should be full and you into it. and then you put it back in as the batteries inside its of purely electric. >> data collected by the united nations reveals that 85% of the marine litter is some form of plastic by 2050, the amount of plastic in the oceans could outweigh all the fis

for consumer, pepsi, mcdonald's. industrials, and halliburton with good results. autos, gm beats and raises, ge health care, henet, and pulte group as well. in all, they beat 77%. only two companies lowered their guidance the question is what that tells us about the state of the market and whether investors were too bearish going into at least today's print. mike santoli is with us to weigh in on that. >> a combination of downgraded expectations going into this if you look at the industrial outperformers today like ge, 3m, the earnings they beat with today were below what the estimates were supposed to be, let's say, six months ago. that's always a dynamic. i think it's a combination of companies being good at managing expectations and nominal gdp growth has not fallen apart. you have sales growth. actually, sales beats are running above historic levels. and you have everybody focused on cost. i think there's room for companies to make numbers. the thing is on a year-over-year basis we're not talking about gains for 3m sherwin-williams was a beat above last year b

going to spend on that visit, which is something that's different >> on the other hand, they talked to pepsi. they're defensive but are not seeing a pushback on the higher prices from consumers and recessionary tradedown type behavior it's not a broad brush that's not seeing a lot of guidance being cut >> holding 4100 here let's get to court and "the half." >>> thank you, carl and sara welcome to "the halftime report." i am courtney ragan in for scott wapner investors sift through a big batch of this morning's results and two huge tech titans reporting after the bell our investment committee is standing by. joining me for the hour josh brown, stephanie link and jason snipe. let's get a quick check on markets here just about at session lows the dow jones industrial average down about 0.4%. the nasdaq down more than a percent. the s&p 500 down just about a percent or so when it comes to sectors, consumer staples leading the way along with utilities, defensive play there and energy is pulling up the rear there so the countdown is on just under four hours before we get those first batch of big t

pepsi doesn't usually do that.econd quarter to get more clarity, but they felt so good they did raise the guidance. i spoke to the cfo, about share, how many more quarters can you do double digit pricing and not have them fall off the cliff and they're not seeing signs it will change inflation, this is bad news for the fed and consumer, he doesn't see it coming down for the rest of 2023. >> we're in this period where input costs accelerating and steady demand holding up but he did reiterate last quarter that pricing that they're going to take for the year to match inputs they've largely taken care of. like a nine-month lead time. >> they buy early, right, to plan the costs locked in early, which are why prices are not going to come down as the cost comes down over time we'll see less positive growth but less positive inflation growth, not deflation. which if you're the fed worried about food and beverage inflation, not so encouraging. a shareholder at pepsico very encouraging because they're seeing growth and it wa

and pepsi is using artificial intelligence as well . to track consumer demand and speed up product development. it's part of a larger project where pepsi has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years on technological advances. pepsi is also using a i on how to best utilize store shelves in space available in any given store. the biden administration is touting today's march jobs report. it came in cooler than expected, but it is providing some economists hope that the federal reserve will pause any more interest rate hikes boxes. edward lawrence reports from the white house. heading into the easter weekend. investors and economists have a lot of new data to review as they try to forecast the economic outlook. the march jobs report came in slightly cooler than expected the economy, adding 236,000 jobs and the unemployment rate dropping to 3.5% if you've got skills, uh and you really want to work, you can find work. and so that's good news for the american worker. the leisure and hospitality sector led the way, followed by gov

it features products like barbecue chicken wing flavored oreos to crystal pepsi.e say the items are a reminder that if we do not have failure, we do not have innovation. >> you come here and think were all these things made by idiots? >> there were a lot of people -- a lot of smart people behind it. then there are people that that was not a failure, i love that product. >> they say 6000 people were wounded with jarts. reggie: what is this man doing? kumasi: what is happening here? reggie: that is a hula chair. kumasi: it is supposed to help you do what? reggie: not the hul that is not what the hawaiians sacrificed. kumasi: that is abc news reporter tom kelly trying out the hula chair. the worst invention - magazine worst invention of 2010. it was designed to help you work out your abs. reggie: some of these things i remember fondly. i saw the arch deluxe. i remember that fondly. drew: i don't know why that failed. reggie: was it considered the adult hamburger? it had a different flavor profile. i cannot remember what it was. i also miss the mclean. they used a sea

we will talk to the cfo of pepsi, hugh johnston.onsumer confidence breaks right now we will look ahead to visa after the bill. we may still be spending. the risk is that it is on more credit. i'm alix steel, with my cohost guy johnson in london. are we spending? am i spending? guy: your consumer confidence maybe different from the data we are seeing on the board in front of us. it is interesting that pepsi is looking really good. nestle looks really good. consumer names are looking really strong. new home sales plus consumer confidence data. let's get a macro read. i think today is about the corporate story. new sales come in way above expectations at 680 3000, up from 643,000, way better than what we are -- what we were expecting. if housing comes back, does that give the consumer another boost? at what point do we start to feel that? alix: we just went through the cycle for housing. is this your going to be more about autos? that consumer confidence number really interesting for april. overall, it falls a touch. but the present si

pepsi raising full year guidance on a better start to the year because they were able to raise pricesd then volume sales still went up. starbucks on pepsi and coke results and starbucks putting in good numbers as long with mcdonalds and kimberly clark and kleenex, toilet paper and huggie's maker and this stock hit a one year high on better earnings also raising their profit outlook and just like proctor & gamble and nestle did, they raised by 10 bernards healthcares and sales went up in the first three months. stuart: i think yesterday we were talking about c3ai and pulled back yesterday. susan: outperforming today in a down market. stuart: back again. susan: c3ai and more of a cybersecurity company and the benefits of that ticker symbol of ai and new u.s. air force contract and providing simonetti system analytics there and tonight -- system analyst lytics and -- analytics and sure you're building out ai and how much is it costing you and what's the cost and has it gone up and are you making enough money to cover that? stuart: microsoft dropping below 280 this morning and see how it

you've seen this with coke, pepsi and dr pepper and the performance of the zero sugar products and theydress the need for lower calories and we're definitely seeing great performance from zero sugar products in general, and as we kind of look at hydration, you know, smartwater for instance for coke performing very well and there's definitely more diversity in the product portfolio. quickly, on monster. monster will fit at some point the bill of being a margin recovery story and they've absorbed a lot of inflation over the last two years we think it's still a little bit early, but i think as we kind of move through later this year and if that does emerge, that should be a real catalyst for monster as we go forward >> starting to outperform year to date. >> the last name is so apropos thank you for your time today. >> brian stelane for bank of america. first republic and the first reporting after the bell this do 84% since svb's collapse and they're higher significantly, up 10% and western alliance saw it last week dom chu, let's get a preview here if you don't mind >> this is a big deal

so you can take up empty coke and pepsi bottles and you can mega fleece jacket or flower pot. but when those things get thrown away, they're not recycled. one of the most iconic symbols associated with recycling is what's called the chasing arrows triangle. but that symbol was appropriated back in 1988 by the society of the plastics industry in the us who lobbied for their own chasing arrows with the addition of a number at the center and letters below to be printed on every piece of plastic produced in the us, this was known as the resin identification symbol. the numbers range from one to 7 and a meant to indicate general ease of processing the resident with one being the easiest and 6 and 7 being very difficult. the problem is the presence of a code on a plastic product doesn't actually mean it's recyclable. and even when it does, it's generally only those products labeled one or 2 that can actually be recycled. the result is that many recycling plants are inundated with non recyclable plastics . and the issues don't stop there, doesn't mean that the, when we understand the

eventually be used by the pepsi co frito lay manufacturing plant in modesto.es for you coming up on kron. 4 news. a new study highlighting the importance of mental health within the workplace. but researchers say you need to be aware of. plus, e-cigarette maker jewel. >> settling a lawsuit with states to say juul marketed its products to teens. details on just how much the company is set to pay out. but first, we sat down with alameda county district attorney pamela price after she's made headlines for her progressive reform policies. more on how she's >> welcome back. out the county's district attorney pamela price is under fire for her progressive reform policies just 3 months into her term. some people are demanding her recall claiming she soft on crime. now in an exclusive interview zeke maddie. and you'll see here only on kron 4. the da is speaking out and defending her record. >> i don't see. i knew i could say have been too lenient. have only been here a 75 75 days have been filled with controversial headlines about how new alameda county district attor

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after that, it just tastes like pepsi. >> the candy coating on the tongue is interesting. thank you for sharing. >> i posted on facebook, you can comment at home if you've tried it as well. >> i posted a picture, too, of the can. i was, like, let me hold this can because i got my nails done. >> at least it's a spring color. and it's cold because it was outside. >> it's easter right around the corner. >> we are looking forward to warmer weather, but it only gives us a taste in the forecast and then we're back to the cold winter weather we've seen. this morning we have a frost advisory in effect for much of the north bay, the valleys and areas shaded this blue. that continues until 9:00 this morning. so you may need a little extra time to scrape some frost off of your windshield. as you're getting started in cupertino, it's in the upper 30s and there will be a mix of sun and clouds. 47 at 9:00. and only in the upper 50s for 1:00 today. we're going to slowly make progress. it's probably going to feel just as cool as it did the past few days, reaching 64 in san jose and 60 in

kendall jenner giving pepsi to a cop during the blm protest. pepsi pulled that ad. your reaction, go ahead. >> exactly. it's more than a montra at this point. you go woke you go broke and i guess you can throw they in the camp of being fratty, because i used to enjoy a bud light but i guess that's how they consider their customers, just a bunch of frat boys. that's really sad. what we know though from whether it's netflix, whether it is help say, whether it's now anheuser-bush it doesn't matter. these companies that choose to go woke for the short-term gains they think they are getting it actually comes with significant high risk in the long term. the data showed over the last 10 years that these companies that go woke, they have lesser returns, so if they have a responsibility to their shareholders they ought to get their course corrected fast. liz: so course corrected fast. jason, final word. >> yeah, you're right, liz. she demeaned the consumers. she knows she wanted to do " elevate the brand" as if it wasn't good enough. it was one of the best-selling beers in t

was using ai to sweep social media posts to track what pepsi drinkers and chinos eaters wanted and thatluded a new immunity water brand which is on the shelves at 6 months later. new tech, pepsico was the first buyer of has lapsed electric semis which they took control of last year, order to hundred of these tesla semis and they will roll them out this year, $25 million or so on elon musk's trucks at least. stuart: thank you. that's a lot of money. now this. very sad story, the murder of cash apps ceo putting new pressure in the city of san francisco, the daughter of a hollywood mogul blaming liberal politicians for bob lee's death, the latest on that investigation. house foreign affairs chairman michael mccall says sending us troops to defend taiwan from a chinese invasion is not off the table. this after three chinese ships and circle the island yesterday. aishah hasnie will have the latest report coming up. the white house releasing its long-awaited report on the deadly withdrawal from afghanistan and blaming donald trump for the botched withdrawal. will the biden administration ever

depends where they're spending the best consumer commentary for me this week has come from coke and pepsi and even hilton. we know travel is super strong those are consume defensive groups which have high inflation and consumers are prioritizing you own a number of retailers, lowes and other discretionary things is that riskier? >> it can be depending on the names. you mentioned tjx, they're a leader if you have consumers looking to spend less on items, tjx is where they're going to go. when you combine that with a balance sheet that has growing revenues, growing earnings, good cash flow, then that's a name you can add to your portfolio. you have the same thing with lowes. before we would have held home depot. we thought they had better management they were doing better in stores lowes is doing well. with housing turning around, we have strong housing numbers. you have the do it yourself people going in there and they're building their pro business it's a name you can put in your portfolio and build on and the consumer is going to shop there. >> i'm looking at other cross holdings and you

would you prefer coke or pepsi this year? i included that. that's it. i mean that when does american foreign policy change number, which is only one that says, lead so much sir. committed cons. massaged him, nist. it does that still still use us about the last 50 days and you total for each of those a summer not by 9. the see thought sit, don't still sign a garage, then your senior lecture does. not always a football coach, blessing it cuz we're swimming. i mean, it comes with thoughts, not naturally, didn't for me to get it good, some way up, but us overly, even though yes, she's foolish. complete. good. got, we'll skip that. got the idea of polish it need deal. we're dealing with global inflation is result, pandemic includes more new cray. we're also handle it better than most other advanced nations in the world. and always put the needs and interest in american people. first. the government, it really is not accountable to the people. i mean, how could it be right now? the u. s. is sending billions of dollars to ukraine, while i just saw yesterday, 5

open up bottle of crystal pepsi and let's find out. ♪ this is crazy. were a lot of smart people behind them. and there are still people who say, that was not a failure. i love that product. >> crystal pepsi? i love to back in the day. >> i do, too. you need to bring this back. ♪ >> the apple newton and sony betamax are some of the commercial flops on display here at the museum, taking us on a journey through nostalgia, innovation, and danger. just had 6000 children wounded. did any of your friends get hurt? >> no, just broken windows. our windows at that. >> this is a hula chair. one of time's magazine 2010 worst inventions of the year, designed to work your abs while you are at work. >> it feels great on my abs. >> i feel this working. >> other products that never quite took off, colgate's beef lasagna, kellogg's orange juice flavored cereal, the museum showcases more than 150 so-called failures, proving that even some of the most successful companies can make states. >> if we don't have failure, we will not have innovation. kristen: a grade. complete

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have a garage you don't have a second freezer or a second fridge where you keep the tall bottles of pepsi. [no audible dialogue] >> greg: kat? >> nick: this is a guy who grew up in the california of the american dream. that was the american dream. >> greg: you had the second refrigerator, you had the 1968 camero, blue, convertible, you had the freezer and in the freezer you had the tall pepsis up in the front, some beer in the back. the second fridge was a sign of status. that was the blue checkmark of your rant-style home in melno park. kat? >> kat: that should have been your monologue. >> greg: it should have been. kat, what do you make of this story? do you believe it? >> kat: maybe. yn wouldn't aunt to live in the white house myself. >> greg: why not. >> kat: there's people woo visit >> greg: tours. >> rob: not anymore, i think it's pretty much closed down. >> kat: i wouldn't like to be looking out my window and see someone looking back at me. >> greg: i think it's separated. i think they keep the riffraff out. >> dr. mikulak: i apologize for a that, cat. i'm not going to do it again.

made of more recycled content so by the time 2030 rolls around t recycle content in a coke bottle, pepsi bottle, water bottle, will be up to 50% which is higher thatten the percentage in the european union and the highest percentage in the world. and that way you can actually feel confident that what you're drinking will actually become recycled. now, our recommendation is don't use to plastic bottle to begin w but if you do, they are committing to 50% recycled content. >> the test thing we can do is vote with our consumer dollars when we're shopping. if you can die something with no packaging and find loose fruits and vegetables, that is the best. find in packaging and glass, metal and pap rer all easily recycled. we don't want plastic. we want less plastic. awe what you we do locally is we have the program to think disposable and work one on one to provide technical assistance to swap out the disposable food service to reusables and we have funding available to support businesses to do that so that is a way to get them off there. and i believe now is the time we will see a lot of the s

um, would you prefer coke or pepsi this year? i included that, that's it. i mean that when does american foreign policy change? never? what's in the school and i said it's lisa next year. committed. cons. massage them needs to feel showing is us better than us proceed if you thought total for each of those a summer. not by 9, the see thought sit, storm, still, sun, a garage, then use the genial next thought of not always a soft cold. bless me because we're, we're signing. i mean, it comes of thought not actually didn't fall mirrored. got good enough. result, pandemic includes more in ukraine. we're also handle it better than most other advanced nations in the world. and always put the needs and interest in american people. first, the government is it really is not accountable to the people. i mean, how could it be right now? the u. s. is sending billions of dollars to ukraine, while i just saw yesterday, 50 percent, half of americans now live at or near poverty. the american people, the taxpayers of this country deserve to know where their money is going an

pepsi, they hiked prices and customers, you know, said okay.t's not happening at keurig. stuart: put up domino's pizza because they're down 5%. lauren: this one i don't understand. they hiked prices but same-store the sales went up, it was a good sign. and then there's the call going on, and executives were talking about their delivery business, maybe that's slowing. anyway, a 5% decline. stuart: down $17. you can get a whole cheese pizza for that. lauren: probably. i haven't add had a domino's in a while. stuart: claiming covid came from china could soon land you on minnesota's government bias registry. what happened to free speech? we're on it. >>> teachers' union head randi weingarten defending the covid school lockdowns, defending them. roll tape. >> i live in new york city. i live near a hospital. every other minute there was a ambulance. there was terror. our members were terrified. we were simply looking for clear scientific guidance. stuart: congressman jim jordan was at that hearing. he's going to be on the show shortly, he'll tell us

liz: mcdonalds is hitting a record high, and pepsi is hitting a record high.ive april. the last two weeks impressive as we enter may. and you have the fed meeting next week. as a long-term investor i love dividends. companies that show they can consistently return capital to their shareholders are companies i like. liz: metronic is the highest. caterpillar 2.2%. what do you expect the fed to do? >> consensus is a quarter point hike. so that's what i'm hoping and predicting. anything higher than that would not be looked at favorably. i think you would see the markets turn negative if that were the case. >> thank you very much. here comes the bell. the dow jones up 276 points. it's 264. we are still settling. the dow and s&p end the week with gains. [♪♪] larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow.

how are names like pepsi and bmw doing this?t and foremost, it starts at lowest level, you know, the employees. complete strangers standing behind me, believing in me even when i didn't believe in myself has really been the greatest motivator. but then, of course, the leadership behind the scenes, they've been really supporting my beliefs and being able to improve the quality of life for others. you know, obviously, building homes for heroes, advanced autotoe parts, diehard, all these names you see on the screen, they've been really pushing me to be able to, again, just be able to improve what the medical device technology world looks like, to be able to have representation in the outdoors. liz: right now and for those of you who don't the know what the nonprofit, the charity building homes for heroes means to me personally, i've done a ton of work with them, and we build customized mortgage-free homes for our worst wounded soldiers. you are sitting in the glenwood springs home that building homes for heroes.org built for you. h

what about celsius, do you see partnership if pepsi eventually swallows the whole thing?s well. celsius is where monster was back in the early 2000s. it is really getting started. starting to expand distribution with pepsi's help particularly overseas in the store convenience channels. i think there is a lot of opportunity for celsius to gain share in the business or monster hold or gain share versus red bull. you can own them both. they're slightly different stages of evolution of the businesses though. liz: 40 seconds left f there were recession, a lot of talk about that coming. do both hold up the same way as far as price is concerned? my guess the fundamentals will probably hold up the same. celsius is higher valued, a little less mature company. if things really get rough out there, it is possible celsius would not do as well as monster. as you point out monster is bigger market cap. small stocks tend to do a lot weaker in tougher environments than bigger ones do. liz: doug, great to have you, thank you very much. mr. doug foreman. here we go, the colleging bell ring

you have pepsi >>> crossing the tape. the street looking for 1.39. revenue at $17.21 billion. the company pointing to demand for the soda and snacks. price hikes are offsetting rising cost. the vice chair hugh johnston will join us we will talk to him in the 7:00 a.m. hour. >> raising the share >> that stock up 1%. >> we continue to see the story of the have and have-nots with the earnings season. >>> president biden announcing his bid for re-election. that comes in the form of video that was posted moments ago. in it, the president frames the 2024 election as what he calls a battle for the soul of america >>> gm and samsung building a joint battery plant in the united states. gm chose not to pursue with lg energy solutions gm is expected to report quarterly results at 6:30 a.m. we will talk to the cfo paul jacobson in the 7:00 hour. >>> and former executive from jpmorgan chase jes staley asking the court to throw out the lawsuit against him for the failures in working with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. jpmorgan chase says staley should be held libel for damages beca

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photos of pepsi cups attached to the ceiling in a press box, presumably to catch water. once there was even a sewage leak in the team locker rooms. but perhaps the biggest problem for the a's, the attendance of the coliseum with an average of just 11,000 fans showing up to games. that is the worst rate for any team in mlb. so the a's lease of the coliseum expires at the end of next season, but they won't be ready to move by then. so where will they play ball? >> they are saying they will not move until 2027. their lease in oakland does not last that long. where does that leave you guys in terms of, you know, they are billing. are you willing to let them continue to play there? does that raise the cost? >> all the options are on the table. >> all right. so many questions. another big question, what will happen with the coliseum site after the a's leave? we asked people who live in the area what they would like to see. >> reporter: less than a year ago, j pink, mother of three, was living in a rough part of west oakland just able to get by. but then she was able to score a

that tweet saying it would take at least 3 to 5 years to turn twitter into his everything app and pepsis going green becoming one of the first companies to have a commercial fleet of electric semi-trucks. there was a celebration at sacramento, a facility today marking the arrival of 18 tesla semi trucks and chargers. >> the real the reality is that we need to make bold changes and we need to move and one of the speakers today said that we're all responsible for helping change the environment to make sure the environment is a safe one for our children, our grandchildren. and so we don't necessarily view scary. we view it as the right thing to do for our community, for the environment so that we can all have a long jeopardy of life here. >> the partnership is part of an effort to help the city of sacramento reach its 0 emission vehicle goals and pepsi's goal of reaching net 0 emissions by 2040. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors had a rough night against the dodgers on monday. they lost 9 to one and their offense just disappeared. i can't believe i just said warriors. i mean, the g

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. >> what do you think, carter >> coke's relative performance to its sector, so to pepsi, clorox, colgate, proctor and gamble, it peaked in 2011. it's never quite been the one to be in. and then you see here on the screen, this is a fairly well defined series of lower hagues i think it's full. i just don't see the keys for being long i would take profits if i were long. >> boeing's got results out wednesday. shares more than 7% this year, and with the boeing story, mike, it feels like two steps forward, one step back, and this time it's with this fuselage part from spirit that had some issues. >> yeah, you know, and actually sort of on pace with that this week, for the first several days this week we saw a lot of bullish flow, and then basically investors turned it went bearish today. a lot of activity we were seeing in boeing today was actually the may 190. that's excluding thany of the option that expired today. we saw big buyers paying a little over 2 bucks a contract for that this is again one of those situations where i think it's kind of difficult to be long this one or at least to

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coke, pepsi, red bull, these type of companies, any response today from your report and how have they been responding the last couple of years with these taxes in various cities? >> well, i haven't heard any direct response. it is worth noting that california passed a law back in 2018 after oakland's tax went into effect barring other cities from following the lead of oakland and san francisco to implement their own local taxes on sugary beverages. so i think they can sit comfortable at the moment knowing there won't be other cities that are going to be following their lead. >> i guess a common response might be, hey, we're in charge of our own bodies. why do we need to have a tax come in? what's your response to that? >> first, we want to have a healthy population. i think this tax holds the potential to improve health as our study shows. it's also the case that the health care spending for people who consume sugary beverages is not paid just by those consumers but is paid all of us through insurance that spreads it across the whole population or through public programs like medicare

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