hugh johnson will leave pepsi for disney. he is done with pepsi november 30.hat will he do at the house of mouse? chris: he will be cfo, which is what he was doing at pepsi, but he is also vice chairman. he has got operational experience, m&a experience, ran pepsi's e-commerce business. he is a seasoned executive, 60 two years old. this is something that somebody who could potentially be a successor to bob iger. so much speculation around who is going to get that job, as there has been for a long time. iger is staying until 2026. but his name is added to the potential list of replacements. matt: as a father of a young child, i have disney plus, hulu, as well as a million other apps that i pay like nato's night incense a month -- pay like $9 .99 for all of them. what consolidations do you see, disney plus and hulu? chris: yes. they sell them as bundles. when they complete the acquisition, disney will buy out the one third of hulu that comcast owns. there will be more integration. disney does not operate hulu overseas. they call it something else. that is a big

. >>> a pepsi shakeup. why new york's attorney general is going after the soft drink giant. >>> it's one of the most common knee injuries for professional and amateur athletes. why surgery might not always be the best solution for acl tears. >>> and the inside track on formula 1's newest plans. we're speeding into thursday, "early today" starts right now. >> hi there, i'm fran steces ri. >> i'm phillip mena. president biden speaking with his chinese counterpart for hours at a summit in california. the two leaders meeting face-to-face for the first time after a year of rising tensions between the two countries. brie jackson joins us now from d.c. brie, good morning >>> tmorning. the hope was that this could be a bit of a reset in the relationship. >> reporter: one of the goals of the summit was to simply open the lines of communication again. and the leaders did seem to make progress there. president biden announced that the u.s. and china will re-establish direct contact between our militaries and that chin

pepsi aims to have all of its packaging recyclable by 2025. . iceland is bracing for a volcanic eruption this morning. the country's meteorological office said they measured 800 earthquakes just yesterday alone. and that there's a significant likelihood after eruption in the coming days. the constant seismic activity has forced residents around the popular blue lagoon area to evacuate. >>> we've got flood alerts in florida once again. and the weekend weather is not looking much better up the coast. >> impressive rainfall across the state of florida yesterday. miami international airport receiving upwards of eight inches of rain. no surprise we've got all these folks under flood alerts this morning. where you see the green is a flood watch. where you see the rred over miad miami beach is a warning. the flood concern will remain through the morning commute. we know broward schools were closed. any additional rain is going to make the situation worse for folks there. and it's still falling with our radar sewing heavy rain just offshore for the keys

and pepsi, it's very expensive to fund an expansion. when you have a backer partner like pepsi, that will make that expansion much easier. >> okay. i wasn't expecting that -- a stock pick like that from you. on the other hand, you like google, alphabet, right? >> yeah, alphabet is a name. the selloff last week on that earnings report, we feel like it was overdone. >> okay, paul. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> paul hickey from bespoke. >>> that's what we got right now. we got the government over here -- okay. we actually do have some moving news right now. after the break, we'll get to it because nat gas company williams is yielding more than 5% in terms of its payout. they handle one-third of the natural gas used every day in the united states. williams ceo joins us coming up next. >>> solar edge getting hit hard. is the sector still investable with many in the space down 70%? we'll discuss that next. dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to

pepsi has been sued over its plastic.its kind lawsuit, new york state is suing pepsi over its packaging. state attorney general letitia james accusing pepsico of contributing to the pollution in the buffalo river. she says much of the plastic pulled from the river is from pepsi products. she is also accusing the company of misleading the public about their recycling program. >>> tonight, actor jeremy renner marking a milestone in his recovery, following that near fatal snowplow accident. he was crushed by his snow cat last january and look at this. he has posted new video tonight, celebrating ten months of recovery, showing him making his way up his driveway, and look at this. he then starts running. it really is incredible. he says being able to do this now has brought him tears of joy and gratitude. keep going. >>> when we come back here tonight, the teenager and the gift she grew, and what she's done tonight for so many families this thanksgiving. it's something. can stop you in . like the tens of thousands of people w

, pepsi related products.tuart: is that strong grounds for a suit? >> it is unprecedented and you could see other states follow suit especially more left-leaning states. stuart: take money out of business one way or another, whether it is right or wrong. love it. the feud between vivek ramaswamy and ron mcdaniel is heating up. the presidential candidate launched a petition to out the are in seat chair. we have the story. senator john kennedy to stump one of biden's judicial nominees. >> what collateral to stop him? >> the bright lights at the moment or whatever you call it. stuart: todd pyro is with us. is a recovering lawyer. he will tell us about that. the company behind the miss universe pageant filed for bankruptcy. transgender celebrity at the organization last year. is she to blame for the bankruptcy? we will speak to a miss universe pageant judge all about that next. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our awa

investments announced today from companies like boeing, apple, pepsi cola, pepsi company, i should sayke our economies greener and more sustainable. investments today like i.b.m., visa. look they make up -- they make our region more resilient. they will make it more secure. here in this world, this world renowned hub of innovation, leading companies, i'm going to mispronounce, i'm not going to even try. [laughing] it's bert not to try, not mispronounce, and try and mispronounce. the point is small, medium-sized businesses are getting in the action as well. all the announcements translate into real outcomes that matter to people's lives. they are proof that a strong, dynamic american economy is the engine of growth, economic growth, innovation throughout the entire region. and a testament to the fact that american investment, american ingenuity are in high demand across the region. when you do business in the united states and our companies, you know what you're getting. high standards, fair practices, protections for workers. world class ideas and innovation and a commitment to deal th

investments announced today from companies like boeing, apple, flexport, and pepsi-cola -- the pepsiompany, i should say -- to make our economies greener and more sustainable. investments today from companies like ibm, organon, visa -- look, they make up -- they make our region more resilient and you all make it more secure. here in this world -- this world-renowned hub of innovation, leading tech companies like anthropic and -- i'm going to mispronounce -- i'm not going to even try. [laughter] it's better not to try and not mispronounce than try and mispronounce. [laughter] the point is, small and medium-sized businesses and startups are getting into action as well. all of the announcements translate into real country -- real outcomes that matter to people's lives. they're proof that a strong, dynamic american economy is an engine of growth -- economic growth and innovation throughout the entire region. and they're testament to the fact that american investment and american ingenuity are in high demand all across the region. because when you do business with the united states and ou

what a success story at pepsi, and i actually think that maybe he's the next ceo.bringing him in for the next couple of years or however long it's going to be this is a seasoned veteran who knows how to run a company and how to drive sales and, now i think disney is much more complicated than something like a pepsi. pepsi wasn't broken. >> didn't they already learn their lesson by hiring somebody who wasn't exactly in line with the creative ethos, trying to choose my words carefully -- who wasn't necessarily in line with the creative ethos that defines what disney is, and that's one of the reasons why bob chapek did not succeed and was arguably not the right person in the first place and now iger has made it more of a priority to have a person in line who more fits the culture of what disney is, not to take anything away from hugh johnston, a wonderfully nice man and has had a great career in his own right. you get what i'm saying. >> look, i think there is a good bench. iger has pushed together a solid bench. hugh johnston will get the financials organized, he wil

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trian went after pepsi, tried to break it into two, snacks and beverages. back. hugh johnston and nelson peltz became friends, maybe or, or more aligned rather than competitors. i think it's interesting that johnston is going to come in as cfo. nelson has been critical of the last cfo of disney, who is on the procter & gamble board as he launches this activist campaign against disney. i would also just add, you know, julia, that johnston has had some operational expertise as well. he's been vice chairman since, i think, 2015 or so. and really has presided over a pepsi that 55 quarters of beats, the track record speaks for itself. >> yeah. it will be interesting to see when we start hearing from him on the call, certainly the outgoing cfo christine mccarthy -- former cfo played a very active role on the call, breaking down a lot of the different numbers. disney is restructuring its reporting structure, so the way the company is divided up is changing. we're going to be hearing about more -- hearing more about that on wednesday. but so many different pieces o

>> they signed a distribution deal with pepsi last year. pepsi has an 8 1/2% stake. important thing it gives them wider distribution across the country. not only widener terms of locations but when you go up to a refrigerator in a convenience store, instead of two slots you will have four slots or six slots. lauren: they are getting one of those votes? >> they're getting more slots with the pepsi distribution deal. it is not cheap. it grew revenues 100% last year. lauren: the drinks are not cheap. >> the keeps are not drink. neither are the monster or other competitors. celsius is healthy type drink. monster is more of a energy booster loaded with sugar and caffeine. lauren: i see people everywhere drinking celsius. >> younger teens, early 20s, that is all they're drinking now. lauren: paul, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. happy thanksgiving. lauren: happy thanksgiving as well. coming up it is wall street's hottest investment but could it have a big blind spot? callie cox is here. she is here at 2:45 to break down the dash for cash. esg is experiencing

he was at pepsi when nelson had his thing with pepsi. is this a coincidence he is at disney now?assess that whole thing. >> i am sure that was a plus. he is very experienced and has been in the thick of things. >> there has been a lot of turmoil. hopefully it can bring some stability to this. disney has a very unique culture and it has not always been easy for an outsider to come in there and readily adapt. that is the one astrid i would put over it. >> as we think about the successor we have already seen this go about once. you talk about culture. i think you would agree it needs to be somebody with an understanding of their creative side and how hard it is for an outsider to come in. do you think firmly that the successor is inside? >> i would think is it is hazardous to guess, but i would think yes. not since they brought him in all those years ago have they brought in someone -- going all the way back to the tradition that the ceo has to dress up as a themepark character and work in the parks as i have said i did when i was working on my book. that aside, i think it has to be

pepsi's hugh johnston taking over the same job.porting results as the writers strike continues. the studio make their last, best and final off he was to the writers guild. joining us jason who cut his price target on disney to 110 from 120, maintaining a buy rating. for perspective on hugh, as you know i've covered pepsi and hugh for a while, 55 straight quarterly beats is not a shabby record for a cfo. that's hugh's legacy over at pepsico. i guess, jason, disney could use that. do you look at him as a ceo contender? >> no, but i think the things going on with disney have less to do with managerial changes and much bigger fish to fry in terms of the core business and fundamentals. >> right. but i think the hugh news is good for disney and bob iger. he's a seasoned cfo in america. it was on the other side of a nelson peltz battle with pepsi when nelson wanted to break up the company in two, it's interesting given nelson's involvement in pepsi, i mean in disney right now. where do you think that goes? >> i think that's a good point.

toilet paper you get a picture of toilet paper on the selves, a jacquet worn by michael jackson 1984 pepsi90,000 dollars in london friday he wore that as part of a series of commercials for pepsi new generation you may remember in another ad his hair caught fire after accident on set he had to be treated for burns, a crystal studded glove previously sold for 190,000 dollars. there you are. glove i tried on? . >> look at that that is a lot of more than on that hand maria. maria: one of the gloefdz i tried on doing auction segment on this show couple years ago this was fun michael jackson amazing the jacket went for so much. cheryl: it is i think the market all things economy that market is still strong. >> you know if you had michael jackson's jacket are you going to wear it or preserve it put on display in your home. cheryl: if we would i preserve it in a glass case resell it a later date that is my thinking. maria: very smart, i think i agree with you that is a good plan thank you, cheryl, president biden is now reportedly shifting into campaign mode he is facing, of course, a growing lis

i'm getting this other. facilitate around pepsis also has a set of colors cut off the center of the palestinian death soul tops 9000 gallons of children to find their relatives among the to 5. as we had the story of display civilians taking care of a week ago, these parents have not yet been found. under these very stride kills almost any and jealous mohammed ups up along with defend of his family members. local media claims he was the targets of the attack we speak with mom is close to what is mohammed colt. he didn't have any political leanings towards any party who was a human being went to.

in fact, before him, his uncle ruhollah sabeti worked with savak as one of the managers of pepsi kolah ahvaz . in savak reports, it is mentioned that ruhollah thabiti had a business company in abu dhabi and his wife was also close to the wife of sheikh zahid, the head of abu dhabi. according to internal reports , savak took four 9-10-year-old iranian muslim girls to abu dhabi for sheikh hamdan, the deputy prime minister of the uae, who was known for his lust, and was actually one of the founders of smuggling iranian girls to dubai. however, savak was silent about such issues. because first of all it was the loyalty of the forces under his command. it was important. like his uncle, parviz sabeti progressed very quickly due to his belonging to the baha'i sect and his loyalty to the pahlavi system. the use of baha'i sect forces inside savak was one of the effective tricks. the followers of the baha'i sect did not feel sympathy towards the muslims and for this reason they could torture them more easily. however, kemmakan was the most important force of the sect in savak parviz sabeti, who

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there was a similar - boycott in the 17 when pepsi, procter & gamble, walmart pulled their ads from u—tubeebook and then slowly slowly returned. the fact is that the brands do not want to be associated with any controversial view whatsoever and in this case it is about a right controversial view but it could equally be about a left one. brands do not want to be associated with anything that is the least bit controversial. brands sit in the middle, brands do not lead public opinion and they certainly do not take on any energy subject. what they tend to do is wait until a view is completely widespread, completely accepted and then very loudly trumpeted how they are behind it all the time. but this move will be repeated with a slow trip back because the advertisers want the attention of consumers but theyjust the attention of consumers but they just do the attention of consumers but theyjust do not want the attention of consumers but they just do not want the the attention of consumers but theyjust do not want the wrong kind of attention. there is so much going on in the world at the moment a

launched calling for boycot of popular international brands like mcdonald's, kfc, pizza hurt, coke, pepsifigures are using their platforms to urge people to refrain from purchasing from these companies which are seen as supportive of israel and the united states to demonstrate our support for palestinians, we can impose bands on products from companies that are directly or indirectly backing israel. i urge people worldwide to rise beyond religious or national differences and stand together in the... name of humanity by boycotting pro israeli and pro american companies. the ongoing war on gaza has fueled a wave of anger and frustration among pakistanis who view these companies as complicite in the violence and suffering of palestinians grocery karna by refusing to purchase products from companies that support israel, we can show our solidarity with palestinians and contribute to their cause. let's unite in the face of this humanitarian crisis and send powerful message. companies that contribute to the suffering of the palestinians. as a result of this boy, the sales of pro israeli companie

investments announced today from companies like boeing, apple, flexport, pepsi cola, pepsi company, i, make our economies greener and more sustainer. investments today from companies like ibm, ergonon, visa, look, they make up -- they make our region more resilient, and make it more secure. here in this world, this world renowned hub of innovation, leading tech companies like anthroppick, i'm going to mispronounce, not going to even try. [laughter] it's better not to try and not mispronounce than try and mispronounce. the point is, small and medium-size business start-ups are getting into action as well. all the announcements translate into real outcomes that matter to people's lives. they are proof that a strong dynamic american economy is an engine of growth, economic growth, innovation, throughout the entire region. and testament to the fact that american investment and ingenuity are in high demand across the region. because when you do business with the united states and our companies, you know what you are getting. high standards. fair practices. protections for workers. world cl

can lead to things like this. which was recently heavily manipulated in social networks, the same pepsicoca-cola that is being consumed all over the world, and you know and all the viewers know that actually part of the income of this direct goes to the coffers of the zionist regime and the like. anyway, this is an important point that if there is a will it seems that a part of it has actually been provided. this event can be achieved and realized, but there is one more important point, and today mr. raisi also correctly pointed out that seyyed hassan also pointed out that if there is any delay on the part of the authorities of the islamic world and the arab world in supporting the people of gaza, the nation will definitely as you mentioned, in the world, especially in the western countries, the demonstrations that are happening in paris and london in the last few days are indicative of this issue. from the authorities the countries of the islamic world and then, in fact, it is russia that will be left behind in this matter, and there is definitely a victory for the palestinian people a

story two, pepsi is on track to become the biggest beverage company.oke was left behind. >> steve: aw >> jimmy: see what i'm saying? [ laughter and applause >> steve: lessons. lessons to be learned. >> jimmy: yes. next up, story one, walmart and costco are pulling back on self-checkout machines story two, construction crews in florida found a 19th century shipwreck. moral of the stories, you got to check yourself before you wreck yourself [ laughter and applause >> steve: aesop over there >> jimmy: chikity chikity check yourself - >> steve: yeah before you rickety rickety wreck yourself - >> jimmy: -- wreck yourself -- exactly. and finally, story one, tiffany is selling pokemon jewelry for thousands of dollars story two, cases of syphilis are on the rise. moral of the stories, sometimes you don't got to catch them all. [ laughter and applause there you have it. we have a great show tonight give it up for the roots come on! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he is an actor he is an oscar-winnin

investments announced today from companies like boeing, apple, flex port, pepsi cola, pepsi company, i should say. to make our economies greener and more sustainable. investments today to companies like ibm, visa, look. they make up -- they make our region more resilient. and make it more secure. here in this world, this world renowned hub of innovation, leading companies. like anthropic, and i'm going to mispronounce. i'm not going to try. it's better not to try and not mispronounce, than try and mispronounce. the point is small and medium-sized business start-ups will get in on the action as well. all of the announcements translate into real outcomes that matter to people's lives. they're proof that a strong dynamic american economy is an engine of growth, economic growth, innovation, throughout the entire region. and their testament to the fact that american investment, and american ingenuity are in high demand all across the region. when you do business with the united states and our companies, you know what you're getting. high standards, fair practices, protections for workers.

he brought in the cfo of pepsi, hugh johnson. investor calling for a break-up of pepsi when he was there. can he do the same at disney? because pelts is malled that you look at diss -- mad, that you look at disney's stock rice to for the year, he wants to get more out of this company. stuart: listen to the call this afternoon to see what they're going to do with espn. i think that's a a key factor. and then we've got, wait a second, is this right? amazon cut the price of its one medical. it was 1.99 a year. who cuts the price of medical care? lauren: can i can ask you a question, have you ever heard of one medicalsome this is a company that amazon bought last year. no one talks about it. i know tons of people that order everything on their prime subscription, and no one has ever said, oh, i had a telehealth with the doctor on amazon last might. no. so there's no demand there, or so it seems, so amazon cut the price from 199 to the $99. it's an a extra that $9 a month to your prime subscription, and you get access to health care.

launched calling for a boycot of popular international brands like mcdonald's, kfc, pizza hat, coke, pepsidwide to rise beyond religious or national differences and stand together in the name of humanity by boycotting pro israeli and pro american companies. the ongoing war on gaza has fueled a wave of anger and frustration among pakistanis who view these companies as complicate in the violence and suffering of palestinians grocery karna by refusing to purchase products from companies that support israel. we can show our solidarity with palestinians and contribute to their cause. let's unite in the face of this humanitarian crisis and send powerful message by boycoding companies that contribute to the suffering of the palestinians. as a result of this boycot, the sales of pro israeli companies in pakistan have witnessed a record decline in recent weeks. unka bycard chal raha hai ever since the bycot campaign started. we have noticed a significant drop in sales of the us and israeli made products. customers are increasingly avoiding products that are associated with the united states or isra

drink market, which has long been dominated by industry giants like gatorade and power aid owned by pepsi coke. combined, these companies are worth more than $500 billion and command the lion's share of the market. let's talk about the success of this company, prime. >> drink prime, yeah. >> reporter: $1.2 billion in sales. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: that's pretty crazy. >> i don't know what's going on, eve value. that's a lot. that's a big number. we saw an opportunity. we think the sports drink market, the hydration category was a bit archaic. a lot of the leading companies in the vertical are really high sugar and have really old formulas. we saw an opportunity to make a great product that was a better for you product. >> reporter: prime's drinks have zero added sugar, but the company's energy drink has 200 milligrams of caffeine. catching the attention of politicians like new york senator chuck schumer, criticizing the company for marketing to young fans and demanding the fda investigate prime for its caffeine content. >> prime is born from the reels of social media and the enigmatic

in addition to the brands of pepsi, coca-cola and others, everyone stopped buying them completely, and whoever buys them, we treat them like an outcast, so you can see how the boycott movement there is actually um pretty much not only in egypt, it's taking momentum around the world. okay, let me introduce our guests for our program, we have first oliver boyd barrett, he's the emiratus professor of ohio and at ohio and california university, and he's also the author of conflict narrative. in syria, oliver barrett, welcome to economic divide, it's good to have you with us, um, to begin with, many are not aware that there has been an arab league boycot of israel, but it's not enforced, it was adopted by them to boycott israel and other relations between the arab states and israel, but the fact that they don't enforce it is where the problem is, tell us why this was adopted, what it's all about and why it's not being enforced, especially at this time i believe that the arab league has in the past has played a very influential role in protecting palestinian interes, it was party to the form

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think we need to to to to promote that, you see because i mean people drink coca-cola all the time and pepsi and fanta and all these things and nestlays and so on, you see, so we have to you encourage our people to not do these things and not, not only with us, but also with muslims overseas, you see we are about what almost two billion of the world. population, we are very big market, you see, and i think if muslims are are united, in boycutting these things, i think the companies that tend to promote zionism will suffer and will have to compromise. i completely agree with what you're saying, the issue is i find that most muslims, they um, they do not understand that politics and religion are are married each other, you know, that that they decouple them, and you know, inshallah, we are not amongst those people. that think that our religion is something that we do in the privacy of our own home alone and it's just a conversation with allah subhanah that we think actually we need to use this religion to transform our environment inshallah to remove oppression from our environment. i want to

i'm getting this other. facilitate around pepsis also have the as the palestinian death sold tops 9000 gallons of struggling to find their relatives among the 5 as we had the story of display civilians taking care of a week ago. these parents have not yet been found under these very stride kills palestinian jealous mohammed up top along with the friend of his family members. local media claims he was the targets of the attack. we speak with mom as close to what.

at agri, we work with the largest manufacturing companies like pepsi to make their production lines andoperate more reliable, more productive and more sustainable. and we do this by basically listening to the machine. and based on the noise, we can tell you what's wrong with them. so we have our own sensor that we put on the machines and we measure three things. we measure vibration, temperature and magnetic emissions from the motor. and by analysing this, we can detect malfunctions months or weeks ahead of when they happen. so this is what a normal machine sounds like... and this machine has a malfunction. let's see if you can pick up what it is... so it's much more high pitched. but beyond that, i would have no clue what's wrong. so this is where kind of a sophisticated ai algorithm can really detect the specific issue that the machine has. vibration and sound are physically the same thing. right? and we have today over 300 million hours of machines that we've we've analysed and monitored. and we can leverage all of this database to create algorithms that know how to pinpoint the spec