you saw, like you talked about philip morris. in the papers all over the place, i was in europe for two weeks, adidas all over that they are getting absolutely killed on russian ruble and fall farther behind nike who does a much better job at this. >> is there one stock in particular we should keep our eyes out for once earning season rolls around that could benefit most, or one that perhaps could suffer the most? >> i think it's very hard to say because you don't know where the next surprise comes from. i think what investors need to do is listen to what historically these companies have been doing, look at their earnings calls, look at their 10qs, quarterlies as well as annuals, and look how they're managing the risk and are they focusing on one currency. maybe they are still talking about euro-dollar. it's been unimpactful the last four quarters. a or are they talking we are managing this to the point, google talks about being currency agnostic all the time where adidas does not. >> thank you for coming on. what stock should w

sources say they have included philip morris, coca-cola, monsanto, the marriott corporation and tysonoods, as well as restaurants willing to fork over a pile to a hit man like berman while paying their employees as little as possible. >> because restaurant workers, they serve us, and they should be able to put food on their own tables. >> saru jayaraman is one of rick berman's primary targets. she's co-founder and co-director of roc-united. >> roc-united! >> that's the restaurant opportunities centers, whose 13,000 members across the country are fighting for better wages and working conditions. because they've been making headway, they've got powerful enemies. berman and his clients have gone nuclear, running full page attack ads against raising the minimum wage, funding academic studies built on faulty premises, and creating a website called rocexposed.com that constantly vilifies the workers' cause. saru jayarman is with me now. she's also director of the food labor research center at the university of california, berkeley and the author of this book, "behind the kitchen door." welc

philip morris said it will will take the matter to the supreme court. >>> the awards given to airmen who were interned at a prison camp in switzerland. 103 men were awarded the pow medal. but eight went to receive it. and in baltimore, th this is a conference where you go and you talk about things like recalls, food safety, madrid people weree there. >> they were probably in denial. this cannot be food poisoning. >>> thank you very much. >>> the wildfire that forced the evacuation of 1100 homes in california is growing 06 mph winds fan the planes in the san bernardino area east of los angeles. right now 800 acres are scorched. the fire erupted in the middle of a heatwave. a much different scene in florida, pensacola has received more rain in one evening than california has received all year. we've been tracking the slow-moving storms. >> we're going to be seeing more rain not like we saw in the last 24 hours, but unfortunately it's saturated and the rain has nowhere to go. this will just add to the intoeding situation. for pensacola, you'll see another two inches of rain over the nex

but philip morris said it will take the case to the state supreme court. >>> severe flooding in the panhandle is causing people to get trapped in the high water. people have been stranded in cars and homes waiting for rescuers to find a way around the impassable roads. more rain is expected today. this is the same storm that caused tornadoes in the west and south. the. >>> in baltimore a food safety summit may be the last place you may expect to get food poisoning, but that's exactly what happened. more than 100 people reported they got sick after eating a meal at the conference. they're taking a closer look at the catering company that provided the food for that conference. more than 100 people got sick. >> iron. >> okay. the conference where they have all these class abouts food safety and recall. >> illnesses, i wouldn't want to be that catering company. >> yes. >> new numbers released today showing half of all americans live in places with unhealthy levels of air pollution. >>> and a new warning that bacteria is becoming more resist tent to antibiotics than ever, which could mean the smal

that's the foreign operations of philip morris.he world is a little bit more acceptable than it is in in the states these days. liz: i'll take it. paul dietrich, you in the past have liked marathon petroleum, phillips 66 which is up very dramatically, up about 29%. you're throwing in two technology names though now. you like seagate as one of them, and you also are appreciative of hewlett-packard. just talked about them as well. give us a final word on testimonying. >> well, the reason i like -- on technology. well, the reason i like them is they have very low price earnings ratios, huge equity, a lot of free cash flow generation and some momentum. they're near their 52-week highs, and boy, you can't beat that. and there are so few value stocks available in this market, you want to grab the ones that are out there. liz: paul dietrich, fairfax global ceo and cio and michael driscoll, we'll put both of their groups of stock picks up on facebook.com/lizclaman. closing bell ringing in about four and a half minutes. duncan brand's ceo n

last week, boeing, bp, and philip morris began the latest companies to announce they were going to havethere. it was an explosive weekend at the box office. disney's "captain america: the winter soldier" earned nearly $100 million on its north american debut. the superhero beat paramount's "noah" in sales, setting a record for an april opening. it is also an early start to the summer film season, which normally kicks off in may. we have been hearing quite a lot about the new michael lewis "flash boys" but did you know he is no stranger to hollywood? the hit movie "moneyball." also, "the blind side," sandra bullock won an oscar for that. it doesn't mean the author is popular on the movie set itself. generally, the movie industry prefers their authors dead. they really would prefer that i just not be there. they are very sweet about it. everybody is polite and pretends to be interested in what i think, but i had virtually no input on the making of "the blind side" or "moneyball." no, the movie industry, unlike -- my booksindustry tend to hang on people. the people are doing something real

philip morris -- the tobacco giant says it will shut down its manufacturing plant in the netherlands,ldwide,company saying sales volumes in europe have plummeted 20% in the last four years. >> number nine, anadarko than $400 paying more million to settle fraud claims. it is the largest environmental settlement one by the u.s. government. >> number eight is google. not labs has suspended sales of a smoke alarm after discovering that it could be switched off unintentionally. google bought next intent -- nest in february. accusing-- they are sampson of misleading jurors at the start of a trial over smartphone technology. losses bid to show how they used three of five pence. mixed results for global payments. they maintain their revenue forecast. >> number five, online technology,-- align who make the invisible line technology. >> number four, gm. the company said deliveries in china rose nearly 8% last month driven by demand for buick and cadillac vehicles. gm lost the title of china's foreign automakers in 2013 hoping 19 new worry fresh tomatoes will use sales by 10%. >> number three, c

that is its highest level in over a decade, and just last week, towing, bp, and philip morris were thece job cuts. augustae masters at where australia's adam scott will defend his title. no tiger woods this year. he has had surgery on a pinched nerve. there are reports that three-time winner phil mickelson in doubt. it was an explosive weekend at the box office. disney's "captain america: the winter soldier" earned nearly $100 million. not the superhero beat paramount's "noah" in sales, setting a record for an april opening. it is also an early start to the summer film season, which usually kicks off in may. spreading out premieres helps hollywood of what major pictures cannibalizing each other's sales later in the year. at singaporelook futures. among the markets opening up the top of the hour. the latest indications point to a lower open. that is it from us at "first up" for today. ♪ >> hello, everybody. salamat.ot -- rishaad we are live in hong kong, and this is "on the move." and indian rival taking control from japan. concession to the protesters in taipei, but students still occu

campaign was so crucial to the tobacco industry's cause that philip morris executive tom bradley actually listed supporting the heartland institute as one of his company's most important strategies in one thousand nine hundred ninety three memo called the five year plan and at the same time as the heartland was institute was toeing the big tobacco party line nipsey founder fred singer was busy pump it out some blatant pro tobacco propaganda of his own in one thousand nine hundred three he joined up with a philip morris favorite p.r. firm apco associates to debug studies showing the link behind between secondhand smoke and cancer all of this of course was done to protect the interests of giant tobacco companies who did not get in front of congress that nicotine is addictive. you know do you believe nicotine is not addictive i believe nicotine is not addictive us john. congressman cigarettes and nicotine clearly do not meet the classic definitions of addiction i don't believe that nicotine or products are addictive. i believe. i believe that nicotine is not. only with the years now that if

health along with the right wing think tank the whole land institute funded by cigarette major philip morris to deny risks of smoking lead documents show singles also being paid five thousand dollars a month. by the same institute to deny climate change heartland was funded by two of america's biggest polluters exxon mobil and the koch brothers the brothers the lowering of funneled an astonishing sixty seven million dollars to climate denial this goes right to scott was the field is the story of the movie would reject the mainstream has lost believe watching idea ninety seven percent of the world's scientists contrive an environmental crisis are exposed by a plucky band of billionaires i know companies this is now the number of national or international science academies which deny manmade climate change deniers can no longer even get published in peer reviewed scientific journals because they require evidence it would piss of choice on fully eighty eight percent of mainstream media reports america's top science society the association for the advancement of science really in civilians in po

philip green talking us through the collection with kate morris. yle icon teaming up with a british powerhouse in retail. >> our thanks to caroline hyde and sir philip green. >> she sells more than any other model. let's bring in our guest host, davide serra is the founder of algebris. going to talk about inflation, banks, and technology. a quick reaction to that consumer prices. 0.7% increase on the year for april. how much will the ecb focus on this to decide what they do next in terms of interest rates? >> the plan is very clear. inflation is falling, it keeps falling. 2% is the upper band in the new reality give this -- given this economy, you would expect a pickup and inflation. particularly in germany. we know southern europe is in deflation and has been for three or four years as part of the adjustment process. face a they will have to reality. we made the euro at 1.18 in 1995, we lost $11 million from europe to the u.s. -- we last 11 europe tobs from u the u.s.. we have a currency which is 1.39 to the dollar -- 3820 as we speak. time for act