dollars in annual sales best deal doesn't put them in the same ballpark as major players pepsi coke and coca cola. actually as quoted in new york then again as they used to say dr pepper so misunderstood but it seems korea like certainly knows its value. well it's going to be the biggest soft drink air merger ever in wall street's history and the environment for beverages hasn't been that easy recently specially for soft drinks where the epa type of consumers cooled off quite a bit but also there's a lot of competition in the coffee and g. market to cure it by the way it belongs to the empire of the german family and the main reason to buy dr pepper snapple is to broaden and to widen the distribution network and there was quite some reaction here on wall street the dr pepper snap of stock gaining about twenty percent and so there might be even some hold that and i'll try to just offer might come up on the table and we might see a bidding war for this company oh all financial correspondent yes go to in new york thank you for the yen's well from soft drinks to coffee if you're a coffee ad

amazon by the way, pepsi, coke and skittles just some of the company that's have already released all or part of their commercial online. they're streaming it. >> uh-huh. >> even though it is 5 million bucks for 30 seconds. you can see a them beforehand. >> we use today have to wait for the game. >> right. >> thanks, pam. >>> south carolina's republican governor does not want anyone to take a knee during the national anthem at the super bowl. he has signed a proclamation declaring it stand for the flag sunday. he says that south carolina can show the world that the state is committed to supporting the nation's troops. no word if any patriots or eagles players will follow the campaign followed by colin kaepernick to kneelberg the anthem to protest social injustice. >>> the time is now 7:25. the oakland a's expanding protective nets at the coliseum. the netting will be stretched to both ends of the dugouts to prevent fans from being hit by stray baseballs. the green colored nets will be added to blend in with the grass. the new nets will be up at the beginning of the season. >>> passeng

for coke ands mean pepsi? they are the publicly traded giants of their space? at do you expect from them? >> both coke and pepsi, their , they are going to be looking to do mna of their own. of athis does in terms firing line of a pepsi, if it gets into the retailers. theirhen are able to put coffee into the walmart. that is what you will see. julia: we are getting a huge beverage distribution network. buy andccess to best amazon. they acquire1, companies where you have these portfolios. they are able to put the doughnuts through. this is another thing that makes it fascinating. everything in food is health and wellness. this is not. >> it is diversification. >> to some degree. let's go the other way and talk about drugs. billion dollars. talk about that deal. >> the second deal in a short time. they have been one of the more abject dealmakers in the drug space. they failed twice on big deals in 2016 and 2017. billione done well, 15 in 10 days. like show the chart. thes important in terms of information. basis, coming out guns blazing. we are seeing a ton of hea

harris: and let's slow down for a second because people just retuning in after going to get their pepsi or coketo block the president being able to do, what? >> the judge ordered a federal judge in san francisco late last night ordered the daca stay in place until the conclusion, the preliminary ruling, not a final ruling, until the conclusion of litigation that is in front of him or congress rewrites the law, whichever happens first. so yesterday, when president trump met with all those people in the 55-minute captivating give and take. senator feinstein said well, mr. president, daca is going to expire in a month and a half. we have to rule right away. guess what? daca just got a reprieve. daca is going to be there until june. if the judge gives you a lemon, mr. president, make lemonade. you now have instead of 45 days you now have five months in which to craft comprehensive immigration reform and daca stays in place during that five month period. >> harris: why did the judge do this? >> because he found that president trump's statements in tweets and elsewhere like i love the dreamers and wa

. >> it is not coke or pepsi. we are 20% of the u.s. mutual market.lly think there is quite a bit of opportunity for us to continue to take our message. we pay attention to word-of-mouth. the loyalty of our clients has driven growth. many of our investors keep putting more with us overtime. it is less about attracting brand-new investors and just building deeper relationships. >> equities have plunged in 2018. at what point does it become irrational? >> i think we are getting close in the u.s. valuations are very high. every piece of news seems to be priced in. for the first time since 2007, we are actually looking at a situation where a balanced portfolio my outperform an overall equity portfolio over 10 years. nobody can predict what is going to happen in the next 12 months. having said that, i am sure the equity market will continue to skyrocket. we are expecting the next decade to be very modest on the equity side in the u.s. a little less so in asia and europe, but it is still overall lower than long-term historical averages. >> how do you think

liz: yes, the good old american brand competitions, you know the big one, coke versus pepsi and fordal motors? that's a big one? get ready for the hatfield versus mccoy of the investment world. vanguard versus fidelity. fidelity investments has just fired a shot across the bough at its competitor vanguard. fidelity is apparently going to charge employers a fee if your assets are held in any vanguard group investment funds. to gerri willis in the newsroom. i was looking at numbers, 20 million people invest in vanguard funds, should they be nervous? >> you got to think it's a big deal. and the fees could rise, we don't know yet, it could happen. talk about. this according to "barron's," $696 billion went into exchange traded funds while actively managed funds charge higher fees so investors pulled out $390 billion with. that trend, firmly entrenched, fees going nowhere but down until this week. you described it, the largest record keeper in assets and defined contribution plans, 401(k)s, charging a fee on assets. according to a publication called investment news. i reached out to fidel

. >> it is not coke and pepsi. market,0% of the u.s.ple percentage points on the overall market. i think there is quite a bit of opportunity for us to take our message. word-of-mouth, and the loyalty of clients is what has driven the growth. who keepany investors putting more with us over time. brand-new investors in many cases, and building relationships. very strong 2017, at what point does it become irrational? >> i think we are getting close in the u.s.. the valuation is high. every bit of good news seems to be incorporated into the market prices right now. there is not a lot of room for bad news. since 2007,t time we are actually looking at a situation where a balanced antfolio might outperform overall equity portfolio over 10 years. we know no one can predict what will happen in the next 12 months. i'm sure the equity market will continue to skyrocket the next few months. where we sit right now, we expect the next decade to be modest in the u.s. a little less so in europe. a little less so in asia. it is still overall lower. willw

james: in the case of the dr pepper deal, this is no a minute compared with pepsi and coke pay the challenges the much a place are written out clearly in that letters, saying get efficient, cut costs, optimize distribution. francine: if you are a companies that you want to buy another big company, it is because you do not think they are doing a good job with it -- is it fair? james: not at all. in the case of dr pepper, we have to companies that can share lorry.n the distribution we are combining coffee with soft drinks, to make it a high level discussion. that is a mechanism to add value. it is not to products going head-to-head within a single stable. tom: since we are into products, can you explain the nutella uproar? i am lost. francine: it is basically like black friday. you saw queues of hundreds of people when it comes to black ride in the u.s. they did a special deal like 80% off on nutella. not many people do not like nutella. queues of all these people going crazy. tom: finally, something you can take, on "bloomberg surveillance " this morning -- nutella dynamics. francine: i am sur

. >> it's not coke and pepsi. we are 20% of the u.s. mutual fund market.obal basis, only a couple of percentage points of the overall arc it. i think there's quite a bit of opportunity for us to take that message. size is something we pay a lot of attention to and word-of-mouth and the loyalty of our clients is what has driven growth. we have many investors who just keep putting more with us over time. just building relationships deeper and deeper. >> at what point does it become irrational? close in getting very the u.s.. the evaluation is very high. every bit of good news seems to be incorporated into the market prices right now. there's is not a lot of room for bad news. 2007,e first time since we are actually looking at the situation where a balanced portfolio might outperform an overall equity portfolio over 10 years. what we do know is, no one can predict what will happen in the next 12 months. i'm sure the equity market will continue to skyrocket for the next few months. --would expect the next deck decade to be modest on the u.s. side. a little les

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you're looking at coke and pepsi both. >> yeah, it's fascinating.e gone and grabbed dr. pepper it is surprising that it's keurig. >>> apple is reportedly cutting its first quarter production of iphone x in half they're citing slower than expected holiday sales the report said apple is expected to maintain a total production target of 30 million units like the iphone 8, 8 plus and 7. shares are down 1/2 percent. >>> market gearing up for a very big week from the tech titans. amazon, apple, alphabet, microsoft and facebook all reporting this week. joining us right now to break it all down, ed lee and ann winblad. co-founder and managing director we're so happy to have both of you here from the west coast and from -- help us understand how you think -- what are the big issues you would put on the table for all of these guys right now? >> well, super bowl is coming up i think for facebook and google in articular, digital altogether, trust is a main issue. >> for advertisers >> there's still a big audience there. there's big-time story over the weekend a

pepper snapple and you maintain that the combined company as their vehicle to go after coke and pepsiliz: that is correct. we'll see more deals this year because of the tax cuts, repatriation or the stock prices of companies that use currency to buy other companies. another record year. last year through $27 trillion. stuart: i would like to be a shareholder of a target company. we might do quite well. the futures market, where are we going? monday morning. the soaring stock market, but not today. we are going to be down about 50 points. still about 26,500. the stock took a big hit friday after misconduct allegations against steve wynn who was subsequently resigned his rnc finance chair in the stock is down again. this is pretty market down another 5% this morning. big trouble. more and not coming out. lockheed martin. much more money coming up selling a lot of those at 35 fighter jets in the company sees more profit down the road of nine bucks at nearly 3%. we never like to dismiss general electric although perhaps we should. it is still just above $60 per share. look, 1608 on ge. in

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