up with the package food plays pepsico up steady eddy companies that help you eat from home. you get the coronavirus, it can't hurt to replenish your electrolists with garretade. delivery, horror show. i spent most of last year telling you to avoid grubhub too much competition domino's still working definitely fit into this model i like what we heard from the ceo. i recommend tjx and home depot they don't fit the stay-at-home business that kind of thesis that i wanted. how about disney the stock has pulled back, even the streaming services are on fire on the other hand the parks will take a huge hit. the movie business might have a huge problem too it's too experienceal for the stay-at-home economy index for those wondering about disney, we think the stock has one more leg down if they have to close the parks. then spotify which hasn't worked since it started trading a little less than two years ago i'm not sure why i'm sick of defending it though. i'll take a pass we get 15 old stay-at-home stocks facebook, apple, amazon, netflix, alphabet, shopify, activision, take two, n v

pepsico says the deal will help the company expand some of its current brands like mountain dew.sico owns lays potato chips and quaker. >>> to build a new homeless shelter, nearly 5-acre site. council members unanimously approved the sale in last night's meeting using a nearly $8 million state grant. that shelter is expected to open within three years. >>> sal castaneda is back. let's get you to where you need to do. >> how does it look. >> it looks lighter than usual. we are begin to go see it. at the bay bridge by now we usually have a bigger backup. right now there is a small backup in the center lane. so the backup could come but it's not here yet and, usually, on a normal day this would be a full toll plaza by now. so if you do have to go, and obviously this coronavirus and people working from home is kor correlated with this. this is unusual and not typical. this is a look at north 80. not everyone can work from home and we're starting to see a little bit of slowing on highway 680. most of these commutes are doing well including the north bay commute all the way down to mar

mountain dew has been a weak spot in pepsico's portfolio. is refraining from adding caffeine levels to their drinks like mountain dew now that they own this they can actually do weigh more with brands like mountain dew and kick start and form other partnerships in the energy category, a very fast growing category coca-cola has a stake in monster which is one of the leaders along with red bull. so clearly the big beverage diet guys are diving deep into this space. as for coronavirus fears and market volatility i asked johnston, i said you're still doing multi-billion dollar deals he said we're confident in the long term and that's why we're still going to continue to do this deal. >> all right, sara you either like mountain dew or you don't. do you like it >> reporter: to me it's a little sweet. they are launching a mountain dew zero >> i think you have to grow up with it. >> i did they have a great new ad do you see the brian kranston ad and the mountain dew comes out of the elevator. it's not advertising it tastes like mountain dew. >> repo

ubiquitous and cheap and even people in the favelas can afford it and multinationals like nestlé coca-cola pepsicoyou know lever and i know now are making the most of these markets but the processed foods they sell to poor communities exacerbate the problems of obesity and diabetes . it's a development that condos montero has been observing for some time a professor of nutrition and public health at the university of south powell he's also a member of the w.h.o. nutrition expert advisory group. but the problem is that the products what we call out of process products they are. increasingly being consumed by brazilians so then in the last 20 years the proportion of calories that come from these products they double. so then what we project is that if they don't do anything in a few years. the situation will be much worse in terms of the diet. of brazil's population of 2c1xw4xw are overweight. $14000000.00 suffer from diet related diabetes the government is now taking action . in this whole center and nutritionist brandow and 13 have a patient base of 30000. many of those people are an educator and

pepsico upgraded >> look, the stock has come down a great deal that interview you got with james quincy is doing well i think the pepsico snacks is doing incredible we know they didn't do the 5% growth there is the convenience store level is -- has been weak. there's lots of things they're doing decent online business before i go to leave the athleisure, under armor, not a strong enough brand. huh? >>. >> i think if you were in stronger shape going in this cris crisis, nike, lululemon, you weather this better. i'm eager to hear how under armor is dealing with store closures they just started expanding their business in china. they don't have the deep footprint nike has had for decades. you're seeing a distinction here in terms of where the market is focusing on winners and losers >> i like this idea of the brands stay at home brands coming back procter has held up decently the last couple days down. it's led by tech and industrials. the money is going to flow back to the stay at homes franks, very good. i like -- i used it on my salad last night i have the same salad every night. my wif

pepsico shares down better than 1%. joining forces with hgtv's property brothers for a new series, celebrity iou. the network says it will feature hollywood stars who want to give back to those who have impacted their lives by surprising them with major home renovations. celebrity iou will premier next month. joe biden sweeps to victory in a pivotal primary contest yesterday, notching wins in michigan, mississippi, missouri and idaho during yesterday's mini super tuesday primaries, biden building on his momentum. watch. >> just over a week ago, many of the pundits declared that this candidacy was dead. now we're very much alive. it's more than a comeback, in my view, our campaign. it's a comeback for the soul of this nation. this campaign is taking off and i believe we're going to do well from this point on. maria: a total of 577 delegates are up for grabs in next week's primaries incluing the all important state of florida. joining me now is former clinton senior adviser, s march penn. thank you for joining us. your re

we are appreciative to ups and the united states postal service and we are joined by pepsico companyo help get this accomplished. because of this collaboration in our tireless employees, i can the -- report to you the boxes are ready to ship. this is all about the children who must be fed during this crisis. we stand ready to serve. thank you, mr. president and mr. vice president, for caring about the specific needs for children who live in rural america. thank you. >> i want to welcome the ceo of panera bread. >> good evening. thank you, mr. president and mr. vice president, for your leadership. it is an honor to be here. i am deeply grateful for the opportunity. extraordinary time and i believe at such times we must come together and do our very best to contribute and make a difference. at panera, our mission is simple. it is about ensuring that good food is accessible to everyone, especially those who are most vulnerable, such as children, and especially at a time like this. we are absolutely determined to make a difference in this regard. today, we are announcing a partnership wi

pepsico says the deal will help the company expand some of its current brands.s potato chips, tropicana, gatorade, and quaker. >>> listeria has been listed to mushrooms. the cdc reports one person in california is among four people who died after eating enoki mushrooms from south korea. they're white with small stems and small caps. they were sold in clear plastic packaging with not eat any food made with enoki mushrooms if you don't know where they came from. >>> students are going back to school today at san francisco's lowell high school. the students were sent home early last thursday after the parent of a lowell student was diagnosed with the coronavirus. the student has been tested, does not have the virus, and is remaining quarantined at home. all students, staff, and faculty are being told to stay home if they don't feel well. all non-essential events at san francisco schools have been canceled now until at least march 22nd. >>> across the bay, the berkeley unified school district is canceling all large events through the end of the month due to concerns

it fills a major hole for pepsico. remember snacking, that business has not stopped.do not stop by the way, cbd, the hemp that you use, that's tied in with doritos. did you go to college? >> i don't even understand what that means >> well, that's typical. >> 80 milligrams of caffeine that's a lot >> it's a great acquisition. i think pepsi is doing well. i would point out that rockstar -- that monster has been a great stock i think rockstar has been underinvested. ramon is a man of the world. he's from spain. really cool. he has this going. he could also play bond, by the way. >> he could? >> he's much cooler than daniel craig and taller >> don't take shots at people who are not that tall. secondly, daniel craig in qu "casino royal" was the best bond >> i like daniel craig i'm just saying ramon is cooler -- never mind sean connery >> what do i -- we have the market down 2.5%, that being the s&p at this point. >> right why not let it come down a little somebody will say we're retesting. i'm saying there's no hurry to buy. >> i understand that i understand that. so anybo

we want real demand and we don't have it. >> pepsico keeps getting upgraded two upgrades today morganbc as a defensive play we need consumer staples i wonder how much today is about the fact that congress cannot get agreement? i know secretary mnuchin spoke optimistic when he spoke to you about getting something done today, but elizabeth warren is saying it's a slush fund for the treasury how are they going to come together >> they need 60. there are people who cannot come together when i listen to it, look, i know they're all going to be -- i'm not a legislator, but the emphasis over and over again from secretary mnuchin was the worker, the worker, the fed taking care of a lot of the big credit issues. i feel like that if everyone were in the room where there's negotiation, i think the worker is taking precedence on both sides. that's why a nancy pelosi, i can't possibly imagine why she wouldn't say the worker comes out on top let's get this done and then look at it later david? >> you know, jim -- >> i want -- >> i'm sorry >> go ahead, david >> i want to turn to kelly and get her ta

we sold some of our winners, walmart, pepsico, and we started adding to some more growth year cyclicallyed names, salesforce.com, united technologies, picked up some jpmorgans and goldman sachs, added to a new position in tjmaxx, tjx, we're not jumping in with both feet, but stepping gingerly into the higher-quality names we already own and some new names, as well >> and apple being one of those, nancy. i thought it was interesting what you said here, while we're talking about oil companies cutting their dividends and yields plunging, you think that company, this could be ripe for a dividend hike. >> they should be. this has been a sturdy stock for us we've owned it since 2013. we were selling it into strength in 2018. we all know what happened in the fourth quarter we bought more it felt rehearsearly by the timt to january 2019. and we zart estarted selling itn this year. would i step back in yes. but i need a little bit more to come out of the valuation. and then we think the company can pull a lot of levers, including raising the dividend it's the ecosystem that we're buying >> sure.

pepsico buying rockstar energy drink. the ceo russ winer joins us now. russ, i love your story for many reasons, first of all because it hasn't all been straight up, has it? >> well, i have to say today, since i came in the studio, the market was down 10%, now it's only down 4%. i hope i'm bringing some good news to the world by talking about my success story. i think i might be the happiest man in the world. david: you timed it perfectly. >> i did. i sure did. well, the american dream is alive and well. that's really what this is about and why i wanted to come in today. i wanted to give everyone a little bit of hope in this sea of hell, to be quite honest. i know how hard it is out there, and i know how people are going to be struggling. for me, i'm blessed. i still work as hard today as i did 20 years ago to build this business. i don't know what i'm going to do next because i can't stop working but i'm sure i will figure something out that will be productive. david: by the way -- >> i wanted to come on and talk about the story. david: i want to hear m

i reached out to the largest food manufacturers in the state, including kraft heinz, con agra and pepsico and asked they donate specific critical items to food banks statewide to help provide a third meal to children who get most of their meals during a regular school day. those manufacturers conveyed a resounding willingness to help. regarding the food banks themselves, here in illinois, there are eight major food banks that serve every one of illinois's 102 counties, all have existing networks that they are partnering with, and all are members of feeding america. additionally, the food banks have a collaborative effort called feeding illinois. all eight are already doing some level of coordinated response in nearly every community. either they are in conversation with existing faith and community partners or have been contacted by school districts. for more information on food banks or to learn how you can help or contribute at this critical time, go to feeding america.org/covid il. that's feeding america.org/covid il. eric: listening to the governor of illinois. basically filling us in

outreach of baylor university's collaborative on hunger and poverty along with mcclain global and pepsicoacking a million meals a week and distributing them to rural kids that can't get into town. that's a great thing right there. that's the spirit of america. maria: i love that so much. thanks for sharing that. that is really great. secretary, before you go, you want to be similar pathetic and we are all very sympathetic to what has pan place here and how it originated in china. but why do we see so many things like this originate in china. the last time you were with me, we were talking about the swine flu and the fact you had 200 million sick or dead pigs in china and we were talking about the worry and the impact of that from disease to higher prices for pork. why do we keep seeing diseases like this come out of china? >> maria, that's an interesting question. i think we need to discover. you can go back to sars and even before that and really some of these wet markets and the transmission of disease that's transmitting from animals in some way to humans and becoming infective in this

we are working with baylor university and mclean global and pepsico to develop a program where we can deliver over 1 million meals a week to rural kids that are out of school. those are the kind of things that have to go on. we have to feed people while we do remain vigilant and safe in our employees. >> ed: that is an important initiative indeed. we've heard a lot about school lunches. children around the country that are not going to school where they may get one, two, or three meals a day. we mention something else i don't want to miss which is our farmers. the president spoke with groce grocers. that's impacting a lot of people around the country making sure our grocery shelves are still stock. what about our farmers? what steps are you taking? >> ed>> the farmers are resilie. they social distance by their own occupation. they are part of the social supply chain as well. they need the people who move into their products and services so they can produce the food. we don't want to have a panic next fall because we don't have enough food. we have some supply chain issues or really de