yes we are calling for a boycott of coca-cola as natural brands coca-cola owns honest tea they own all of the wall of the zero zero coconut water they own all of it's a variety of purity oranges another one vitamin waters and other these are brands that people in the natural foods people shop at whole foods markets and want their food pieces of lead produced well tended by they don't buy a lot of coca-cola per se but they buy these other products that are owned by usually not knowing their own bite and then the profits from our purchase of honesty in these other products go to coca-cola and coke has been using their income streams. to fight g.m.o. labeling we're going to meet with coca-cola as executives hopefully the president soon and say look stop funding these efforts stop carrying monsanto's water i'm right there with you and john roberts amazing to talk to you author social activism to get on again and talk about a lot more and thanks so much thank you. breaking news guys another american institution is teetering on the edge of collapse last week and u.s.p.s. reported a nearly tw

has also hit coca-cola. you have seen pepsi's stock up about 4%. dropped by about that much. this is where peltz comes in, over the long term since indra ceo, they have underperformed coca-cola. he says the company would do better if it could split and focus on each segment, either beverages or snacks. i asked indra nooyi this morning, i said why do beverages and snacks work so well together, this is what she said. >> the pairing of these two is like peanut butter and jelly. they go together. they naturally go together. if you are creating a food and beverage portfolio in the convenience space, you are creating pepsico. says there is lots of extra costs that could be cut he of the company, including has proposed consolidating their for headquarters. they should shut down new york and chicago and merge them into one, he believes that could save billions of dollars. she says she has listened to some of his proposals and she still feels that the strategy she has, the board is behind her, is the correct one. i asked her what does she think about the proposals made by peltz last y

as natural brands coca-cola owns honest tea they own all the quality of zico coconut water they own all of it's a variety of purity orange is another one vitamin waters and other these are brands that people in the natural foods people shop at whole foods markets and want their food to pieces of lead produced well tended by they don't buy a lot of coca-cola per se but they buy these other products that are owned by usually not knowing their own bite and then the profits from our purchase of honesty in these other products go to coca-cola and coke has been using their income streams. to fight g.m.o. labeling we're going to meet with coca-cola as executives hopefully the president soon and say look stop funding these efforts stop carrying monsanto's water i'm right there with you a john roberts amazing to talk to you author social activism to get on again and talk about a lot more and thanks so much thank you. breaking news guys another american institution is teetering on the edge of collapse see last week and u.s.p.s. reported a nearly two billion dollar loss for the quarter and whi

yes we are calling for a boycott of coca-cola as natural brands coca-cola owns honest tea they own other quality of zico coconut water they own all of a variety of purity oranges another one vitamin waters and other these are brands that people in the natural foods people shop at whole foods markets and want their food to pieces of lead produced well tended by they don't buy a lot of coca-cola per se but they buy these other products that are owned by usually not knowing they're owned by time and then the profits from our purchase of honesty in these other products go to coca-cola and coke has been using their income streams. to fight g.m.o. labeling we're going to meet with coca-cola executives hopefully the president soon and say look stop funding these efforts stop carrying monsanto's water i'm right there with you and john roberts amazing to talk to you author social activism to get on again and talk about a lot more and thanks so much thank you. breaking news guys another american institution is teetering on the edge of collapse see last week the u.s.p.s. reported a nearly two billi

as natural grams coca-cola owns honest tea they own other quality of zico coconut water they own. a variety of purity orange juice another one vitamin waters and other these are brands that people in the natural foods people shop at whole foods markets and want their food to pieces of lead produced well tended by they don't buy a lot of coca-cola persuade but they buy these other products that are owned by usually not knowing their own bite and then the profits from our purchase of honesty in these other products go to coca-cola and coke has been using their income streams. to fight g.m.o. labeling we're going to meet with coca-cola as executives hopefully the president soon and say look stop funding these efforts stop carrying monsanto's water i'm right there with you and john roberts amazing to talk to you author social activism to get on again and talk about a lot more thanks so much thank you. breaking news guys another american institution is teetering on the edge of collapse last week and u.s.p.s. reported a nearly two billion dollar loss for the quarter and while people poi

. >> to coca-cola, in 2008 the beverage giant bought 40% of honest tea for $40 million. three years later it purchased the entire operation. today the simple concept generates $100 million in sales. sweet, but not too sweet. >> honest tea is an independent unit of coke and it's founders say coke has not interfered with its way of doing business. the company story is told in their best selling book. mission in a bottle. seth is a founder and teo of honest tea. i love that. seth, good to see you. you have not lost your enthusiasm for this. neither has barry. we've had him on the show before. you guys are inventers, and corporate merge has not stolen that from you? >> no, it's still a mission driven business, and this is an important mission. we're talking about addressing the health of the american population bringing more sustainable agriculture to the developing world and economic opportunities and those issues are needed. >> yet there are some people, like ben and jerry's, that you sold out. >> i look at it cleanly. i look at our impact. are we reaching people? before c

coca-cola has agreed to stop using brominated vegetable oil by the end of the year... due to a controversial chemical found inside it. an on-line petition noted it's linked to a flame retardant that is forbidden in the european union. two dozen people signed the petition and pepsi also agreed to stop using it in gatorade. petition on change- dot-org. after 200-thousand people signed it, pepsi-co agreed to remove b-now, coca-cola is following suit. coke, however, says all of its drinks are.. and always have been safe. researchers say they've found the real secret to happiness for women -- it's a tuna sandwich. a new study says eating fish can keep the blues away -- but just for women. the scientists in australia followed more than 14-hundred men and women between the ages of 26 and 36 for a period of five years. they found women who ate fish at least twice a week reduced their risk of depression by 25 percent. and researchers found the fish had no impact on men. scientists think there is a link between female hormones and omega-3 fatty acids in fish. so next time i am a

. >>> carl icahn taking on warren buffett over coca-cola, icahn says buffett was wrong to abstain over the vote. it transfers billions to company management over the next few years. i can't imagine, robert, that carl icahn would have abstained. >> no. >> he's not the abstaining type. >> no, he's not. he's got the fighting gene. look, it's easy for all of us to say it's -- and warren buffett says it doesn't work that way. however his abstention is more powerful than any abstention vote. coca-cola will change the plan, because warren buffett -- >> my opinion is -- he's saying i didn't support the plan, i support the management, therefore i abstain. >> i thought the comments he made that whiteboards are like country clubs resonates with a lot. >> exactly you don't want a board to be a bunch of cronies together, hey, talking some shot and doing business. maybe that's why activists are so important, says carl icahn, to the board. >>> target's ceo stepping down, wall street wondering who is next in line, in the next generation of leaders within the retail space. >> got any ideas? >> i spoke

is natural grants coca-cola owns honest tea they own all the quality of zico coconut water they own all of it's a variety of purity orange is another one vitamin waters and other these are brands that people in the natural foods people shop at whole foods markets and want their food to pieces of lead produce will tend to buy they don't buy a lot of coca-cola precisely but they buy these other products that are owned by usually not knowing their own bite and then the profits from our purchase of honesty in these other products go to coca-cola and coke has been using their income streams. to fight g.m.o. labeling we're going to meet with coca-cola executives hopefully the president soon and say look stop funding these efforts stop carrying monsanto's water i'm right there with you a john roberts amazing to talk to you author social activism to get on again and talk about a lot more thanks so much thank you. breaking news guys another american institution is teetering on the edge of collapse see last week and u.s.p.s. reported a nearly two billion dollar loss for the quarter and while

power ade, which is owned by coca-cola is following a similar move by gatorade. gatorade did that last year but it was a teenager in mississippi who helped push this move on power ade questioning why an indegreed yent that ultimately is linked to flame retardant is used in a drink made for athletes but down stairs i picked up a bottle of mountain dew and it still has this b.b.o. in it. if you're looking at citrus sodas, that's something that you might want to be on the lookout for and it's banned in the european union and japan but the f.d.a. still signs off on it here in the united states. i look at it like if you're drinking a lot of soda every day, you have bigger problems than sucking down soment -- some b.b.o. jenna: probably. it helps with the way that the drink comes together. it's interesting. reminds me of the story out of subway. subway that the sandwich shop chain recently got a lot of flack because it was discovered that they had a -- what's called a yoga mat ingredient in their bread and now they had a big campaign about how they're not using it anym

but this year it was all about coca-cola. that's what people are buzzing about here. people have been talking about this all along. we got the chance to catch up with warren buffett yesterday. we asked him what he thought about this idea that even though coke won the plan, they might not issue the shares as quickly as expected. there was a story in today's "wall street journal" that suggested that coca-cola had heard that and management may not be doling out those shares and options as quickly as planned. do you know anything about that? >> i wouldn't be surprised. they're going to look at it, certainly. with us abstaining, the fair amount of no votes, and what they authorized at the meeting the other day, they don't have to do. they can spread it over a longer period of time. we'll see what they do, but they've listened to shareholders before and i think maybe they'll listen to them again. >> i haven't talked to anybody from coke since the vote. >> none of the directors. >> no, not even my. o. >> his son howard buffett happens to be on the board. he voted to goo long

yes we are calling for a boycott of coca-cola as natural brands coca-cola owns honest tea they own other quality of zico coconut water they own all of it's a variety of purity orange is another one vitamin waters and other these are brands that people in the natural foods people shop at whole foods markets and want their food to pieces of lead produced will tend to buy you know buy a lot of coca-cola per se but they buy these other products that are owned by usually not knowing their own bite and then the profits from our purchase of honesty in these other products go to coca-cola and coke has been using their income streams. to fight g.m.o. labeling we're going to meet with coca-cola as executives hopefully the president soon and say look stop funding these efforts stop carrying monsanto's water i'm right there with you and john roberts amazing to talk to you author social activism to get on again and talk about a lot more thanks so much thank you. breaking news guys another american institution is teetering on the edge of collapse last week and u.s.p.s. reported a nearly two billion do

the city has earned its spot on the cultural map thanks to coca-cola, cnn, delta. most people probably know the city through the airport, as in, oh, no, i have to change planes in atlanta. and despite dr. martin luther king, jr. and jimmy carter, it's notable some locals keep their own city at arm's length. even the arrival of the '96 summer olympics and the hopes of elevating atlanta's image as a world class city in the new south didn't pan out the way atlanta hoped. atlanta is really a city trying to found itself. the question out there is whether anyone out there is still looking. maybe i'm being a little harsh here. let me bring in someone to defend atlanta. rebecca, i say this as somebody who grew up in miami in the 60s, 70s and 80s and was raised to say atlanta was going to be the capital of the sun belt and i feel like something's missing. am i wrong about this? >> i of course think you are. i think there's a lot more than people who on come in to go somewhere else from atlanta and coca-cola and or sports team. atlanta is 10% of the atlanta region. the regio

and good old coca-cola, been in the news a lot lately. and the products are opposed to the companies that have been operating largely, with all due respect, on promises, either through growth or turnaround. twitter, we know the story. social media, best buy, the promise of a turnaround, once hot, now not. so big drops, this over a couple stocks. and we also have herb greenberg with us as well. great to have you with us as well. >> what do you think about this that brian has thrown forward. it is ended very badly. are you interested in companies you can -- really back to basic kind of companies? i think a lot of they companies were trading at enormous multiples. and then when the fundamental growth pattern, something called the second derivative. so when things are growing 30 or 40% a year, when you have a decline in that growth rate it happened to google at one point in time, so i think what's happening with all of these high flying tech stocks is there's been a correction because of the expect a expectati expectation when you go back to

. >> i want to talk to you about coca-cola and what you think is excess iive pay for management there. looks like your pleas have been heard to some extent. there is some expectation that coke will step back from that plan. do you want to talk more about why investors need to be speaking up in situations like that? >> the real issue is that even if the pie grows, if management takes too much of the pie from investors, they have less. this affects everyone in society. especially the teachers, the electricians, the hard working people in our country and you know, we need to have, it's great pay for performance, but if too much goes to management, there's not enough for performance. >> can i ask you both quickly, is there a stock out there you like? a sector you think is really great right now? >> i think the united states has to maintain its energy independence. we spend $300 billion even today. that we give to countries that are not necessarily going to be our friends. notice what's happening in russia. they have the gas. locked on parts of europe. so, how do we create that? how do we

suggesting coca-cola is just now phasing it out. the chemical was taken out of rival gatorade last year. >>> it might of been a play on word but many did not think it was funny. cinco de drinko they called the idea insensitive. as you can guess, it was supposed to be a drinking party ahead of the cinco de mayo celebrations. >>> teens sold a car in front of a comic bookstore. the owner decide to teach them a lesson after they were caught. they were forced to come to the store and dress up as fred, wilma and barney f. they did not do it they would of faced theft charges. the punishment fits the crime. >> they were embar ratszed by -- embarrassed. the punishment fit the crime. >>> speaking of the page right out of history, we have another day of cooling weather on the way for northern california. bay area in particular with the numbers coming down a little more tomorrow. we bottom out on monday and tuesday and then a warming trend on the way. as we look out towards bay, the numbers mostly in the 60s. 65 in oakland, san skwroes a65 degr

by clicking on a link, that allowed these hackers to get into the coca-cola systems. how extensive and how big of a threat is this to the average sort of u.s. company, and who are the typical targets? >> that's the biggest challenge right now. i mean, if you look at how attackers are actually breaking into corporations, it's true targeting individuals. i mean, for me to make a believable e-mail that i can send to you and you click the link, all of a sudden a hacker computer has full access to your computer, and want only your computer, but all of your other corporate systems that house all of your intellectual property, things that make us competitive in the united states, that's how easy it is today. you know, we do the same type of thing. we're hackers, right? we break into computer systems. these are the same type of techniques we use to rip into some of the largest corporations here in the united states and they're actively doing that in order to get access to all the intellectual property that we have. the few that were just actually named in the actual, you know

and with coca-cola being down a little bit right now, the fact is is they're known as a great training ground for other companies, not just competitors of theirs, but all across the world. and so he definitely has to retain that talent. and that's the reason why that plan is put in the way it is. and he's got to use that to the best of his ability to keep those people and keep them focused long term for shareholders. >> so how does he gracefully take back that compensation plan and reintroduce a revised plan? >> another great question. there's a couple things that they could probably do. they could probably tinker with the mix a little bit. right now they've got 40% in the form of performance units and 60% in options. and options are incredibly dilutive. they might want to play with that a little bit. they might also want to introduce the concept of restrictive stock which is a very retentative device out there. and then they need to look at how far down they are going down the organization, and do they need to go down that far? because at certain levels sometimes appreciate don't appr

>>> coca-cola doing an about face on the shareholder approved executive pay plan because of pressure from warren buffet. the wall street journal says he called it competence and refused to vote on it. this is after criticism from the major coke shareholder. berkshire half away is a big owner, wintergreen is questioning whether the plans were even relayed to coke's board. and susie gharib is on the turf right now in omaha, nebraska and will talk with david winters on tomorrow's program and with warren buffet on monday's broadcast. >>> and ebay settling on a suit involving poaching. they are barring the retail giant from recruiting or hiring their workers, ebay will pay nearly $4 million to help compensate potential victims in the state. >>> the outlook for a lot of companies investing in cloud computing has suddenly become a bit cloudy itself. especially after the initial public stock offering for the cloud storage start-up box has now been delayed. dominic chu has more now on the forecast for some of the companies doing business in cloud. >> cloud computing. it is one of the latest h

coca-cola dropped to be the l from power eight on sunday. if this controversy all started when a mississippi teenagers started a petition asking why the chemical was even being used and it is not approved in other areas of low world like japan and europe coming up on the kron4 morning news. following this story out of san francisco or pet owners are on alert where suspicious meatballs are found again in a popular park. plus you can get a first look inside of the new home of the san francisco 49ers. without buying a ticket to the game until still have to play will have a live report. and a lot more changes to the forecast and the warm-up on the way. the kron4 morning news will and the warm-up on the way. for over 60,000 californial foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your

. >>> coca-cola will no longer use a controversial ingredient linked to a flame retardant. it's a raw vegetable oil not approved for use in japan and much of europe. however, it can be found in powerade and pepsi's gatorade. gatorade stopped using that ingredient after a mississippi teenager started a petition because she was mad the unhealthy chemical was used in the drinks. a couple of flavors still list bvo as an ingredient. the fda said it's used to keep certain ingredients from separating. >>> prices for limes are on their way down. prices climbed steadily since december, due to bad weather in mexico, and citrus disease hit crops. they're dropping now because of larger supplies from mexico. the biggest exporter to the u.s. many restaurants have not seen the impact yet. they're still paying $8 for a 40-pound box. >> but they're going down. that's good news for my margaritas. >> i know. there's going to be a lot of people headed out and about for cinco de mayo across the bay area. if you're one of those people, make sure you're ready for potentially a little shower activ

. >> coca-cola says power aid is now pvo-free. it's been linked to a flame retardant and is not approved in japan or the european union. pepsi dropped the controversial ingredient from gatorade last year. >>> and hollywood kicked off its summer blockbuster season with bank. the "amazing spider-man 2" swung to the top of the box office. the marvel superhero brought in $92 million this weekend. cameron diaz's comedy "the other woman" came in a distant second with $14 million, and the faith-based drama "heaven is for real" held on for third. marlie? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks, jill. >>> here's a medical breakthrough that sounds like a sci-fi flick. vampire therapy. when older mice are given the blood of younger rodents, they get stronger and smarter. human trials are expected to begin in about three years. >> straight ahead, your monday morning weather. and in sports, a seven-game series comes down to a single shot. sports, a seven-game series comes down to a slingshot. hi. i just finished an energy audit o

coca-cola wants more of keurig green mountain. the soft-drink company said this week it will increase its stake in keurig to 16% from its current 10%. coke said it belives keurig has further growth potenial which sent keurig shares up 7% yesterday. as soda sales slip coke is collaborating with keurig-- maker of the single serve coffee maker and k-cups. europe's top court tells google it must allow users to remove some personal information from search engine results. the case originated with a spanish man who objected to google results pointing to newspaper articles about the 19-98 re-posession of his house when his name was searched. google said it is disappointed with the ruling and needs time to analyze the implications. if new restrictions become law it will mean extra costs for internet companies. facebook may be banned in china... but that won't stop mark zuckerburg from opening an office there. bloomberg news reports the social network is attmepting to make inroads in beijing with a sales office. in a statement, facebook say

he's currently taken on some of the director roles like on the coca cola board. he's definitely in that chairman role. he's sort of protecting the culture of berkshire longer term. >>gregg warren from morningstarthanks so much. >>thank you. thanks for talking buffett- paloza bill. still ahead-- what one market pro has discovered about a cable stock. a private viewing is next in chart talk. matt shapiro,president of mws capital, joins us for chart talk this morning. good morning matt. >>good morning angie. >>you tend to invest heavily in the stock market. you have a portfolio full of some popular names, maybe some not so popular names. and you've been doing well. what do you think about market conditions? >>it seems kind of slow doesn't it? like there's not a lot biting. but there's a lot going on underneath with heavy deal making activity and earnings that actually are ending up in this quarter to be better than what people thought. with the shakeout of the nasdaq and some of the smaller cap companies there are a lot of stocks at 6 and 1 year lows that have earni

coca-cola exercising its option to increase the stake in green mountain coffee from 10% to 16%. joe t.? >> it makes you think of two things. m&a is alive and well in 2014. sodastream. you have to answer to what coca-cola did here. >> the investors don't believe that, the stock is down 2%. murph, you're long? >> yeah, it's been working three times now. i hope it happens again. i'll be buying more down here around the 39 level. i don't think it has to be pepsi, joe. i think starbucks is in play. >> anybody. >> i also think dr. pepper is looking. >> yeah, longbow research downgrading whirlpool. >> it's a great stock last year. and they have to -- they are really priced to perfection at this point. that said, i do like this story. i think they're making good headway with the maytag acquisition and gaining market share. 12% earnings growth in this kind of environment, under 150, i like it. >> multiple reports that at&t is in talks to buy directv for about $50 billion. murphy? >> yeah, it makes great headlines. it's not something i want to invest in. the current market cap on directv

on this day in 1886, atlanta pharmacist john pemberton inv t invented the flavor syrup for coca-cola. much to the delight of dentists worldwide -- i'm just kidding. it wasn't listed until 1950 but so far this year it's dropped just over 1%. our records are go back to 1968 when the stock was just 67 cents per share. since then it's up around 6,000%. >> wow! >>> imagine paying $3 billion for something and receiving nothing. that can only happen with the u.s. government, right? and it did. the previous contract to build a new fleet of marine one helicopters for the president and vice president was scheduled to cost $1 billion. $3 billion was spent before it was canceled and we got zero out of it. now round two just announced. united technologies division winning a deal to build a new generation of marine one. at $1.2 billion, we'll buy at least two. the sikorsky s-92 helicopter, i'm told sells for $21 million. why is marine one ten times the price? throw a couple of missiles on that thing an we're set. >> that is the question. beautiful one like i just showed there. >> sen yours. >> mine

and nestle and coca-cola were partners in it. i was in the press call when they announced it and someone was like, isn't this about people not drinking soda because that's what's actually bad for you. and they're like oh, no, this is not about people not drinking anything. >> and that was also interesting to me because she has tried to play nice with those interests. drink more weak sauce. karen finney, you can catch her show "disrupt" at 4:00 p.m. weekends on msnbc. josh barro from the "new york times." that is all. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, man. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this is one way, famously, that political ads can be really, truly terrible. this is iconic classic of a terrible, almost evil ad. >> you needed that job. and you were the best qualified. but they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. is that really fair? harvey gantt says it is. your vote on this issue next tuesday. for racial quotas, harvey gann.

. >>> coca-cola could be ditching a chemical of its own from its powerade sports drink called brominated vegetable oil. it is linked to flame retardants. pepsi dropping the ingredient last year after a teenager's petition on change.org went viral. it is not approved for use in japan or the european union. >>> take you to spain, the gauntlet was dropped at the medieval combat world championship this weekend. yes, they do have those. knights from the u.s. took on poland in a no holds barred brawl featuring battle axes, swords, shields. >> back of the head. >> all the armored weapons handmade like they were hundreds of years ago. the u.s. with a victory. a few bruises to show for it too. doesn't look like you would walk away without some good damage to you. >>> a look ahead and look back, happy cinco de mayo, president obama will mark the holiday with a reception at the white house. a day to celebrate mexican heritage and pride. >>> on this day in 1961, astronaut alan b. shepherd jr. became the first american in space. he made a 15-minute sub orbital flight aboard freedom 7. >> this is an n

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. >>> activist/investor david winters is turning up the criticism for coca-cola for what he called an out-plan for the company for what he says takes money from from the shareholders, winter green advisers which owns more than 2 and a half million shares of the giant sent alert to the board urging that the plan approved by the shareholders be scrapped in the interest of good corporate governing. now he also sent the same letter to warren buffet whose berkshire is a corporate shareholder. buffet didn't vote for or against it because winter says he didn't want to embarrass the coke's top brass. buffet was traveling and couldn't be reached. >>> so you order something small and it arrives in a big box and the extra space is filled with air cushions or a ton of those packing peanuts. that may change, starting next year, fedex will not only start charging some shipments by weight as they do now but also by the size of the boxes. now that may encourage on-line retailers to be a lot more careful about how tightly they pack goods for shipping and delivery to you. >>> well, here is other good n

. >> david, i want to talk to you about coca-cola, because you've been leading the charge in what you think is excessive pay, excessive compensation for management there. it looks like your pleas have been heard to some extent, there is expectation coke will step back from that plan. do you want to talk more broadly about why you think investors need to be speaking up on behalf of situations like this? >> the real issue is, even if the pie grows, if management takes too much from the investors, investors have less, and this effects everyone in society, especially the people, the teachers, the electricians, the hard working people in our country, and we need to have -- it's great pay for performance, but if too much goes to management, there's not enough and it affects investment performance. >> can i ask you both very quickly, is there a stock you like, a sector you think is really great right now? >> i think the united states has to maintain its energy independence. we spend $300 billion even today with shale that we give to countries that are not necessarily going to be our friends.

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. >> stocks like coca-cola, you got walmart, proctor and gamble, they rose on the day. we did see the bulls come out an buy calls. two times as many traded as put options and in coke nearly four calls were traded for every single put. the volume wasn't necessarily huge but we're certainly seeing some bullish speculation in some of the consumer staple companies. this is a sector that's up 4% on the year. so again, some of these big names showing some nice options action. back over to you. >> so the question now is are those bullish traders right? got to go to the chart master. carter what do you see? >> this is a fear base a approached to markets. people buy defensively. usually it comes to an end. let's take a look. just to set this up, going back to the you recall 19078s, the sector, staples versus s&p. this is just an epic out performance. by that score alone you to wonder what's left in the trade. but more immediately, the strength of the last six or eight months has taken us above these well-defined lows and highs of the channel, you can see this, yes. and mean reve

coca-cola. it's like -- i mean i wonder if coca-cola says wow a lot of people short now. let's take it to them. i used my keurig this morning and think -- >> cold or hot beverage? >> hot. i like the 8:00 coffee and i was using it saying, wow, i remember when people come on and say this thing is going to zero and well if it was going to zero why did coca-cola put real money behind it not just because the ceo is from coke and a smart guy. >> soda in trouble? soda stream? >> i'm tired of them floating. mentioned this earlier on my game plan this week in "mad money." tired of them not shooting down the pepsico and pepsico saying it's not going to happen. soda stream is one of the products, mine blew up and stained my wall, it's my fault, always your fault, right? i think to put soda stream in the same category as keurig is a mistake. keurig is a dominant force and soda i think is a loser category. >> as an sku. >> as a loser category. >> yeah. >> i think diet soda will remain to be the great untold story of just an unraveling if front of your eyes. >> masco as we know, all ho

why buffett didn't vote against coca-cola's lavish executive compensation plan. as coke's largest investor, buffett said, quote, going to war over the plan would not have been productive. shareholders seemed satisfied. >> most corporate annual meetings are poorly attended but this one is a massive lovefest. about 40,000 people came this year. it's a well orchestrated event designed for berkshire fans to bask in the glow of the oracle of omaha. there may be critics of berkshire and buffett, but you won't find them here. >> buffett tried to get what he called a credentialed bear and someone shorting the stock to come and ask tough questions, but none were combrisly enough. >> you couldn't find a bear? no critic of berkshire? >> oh, there are plenty of of critics, but they don't want to seem to put up their money. >> still that didn't stop shareholders from wondering about plans for his $50 billion pile of cash, aside from a canadian energy deal, he hasn't made a significant acquisition since he invested in heinz ketchup a year ago. >> how important is it to do a bi

. >>> coca-cola announced it will stop using a controversial ingredients in two flavors of its power it sports drinks as well as fanta, fanta. that ingredient is inaudible best herbal oil. cook says bv owes use to keep certain ingredients from separating. teenager from mississippi started a petition drive to get it removed. pepsi got the ingredient last year from gay. >>> target ceos the latest trip. he's been with target for 35 years, he's been's ceo since 2008. target has struggled to regain consumer trust since last december's breach which expose the credit and debit card information of millions of customers. >>> wall street made small gains today dow jones rose 17 points, nasdaq added 14. news of china manufacturing slowed down outweighing good economic news in this country. >>> no question about it, parking in san francisco is a real challenge. some entrepreneurs have come up with an app to link drivers with parking spots. ktvu's noah walker tells us how the app from a company called monkey parking works. >> in the city, there are lots of cars, lots of people, but it seems never

and nestle and coca-cola were partners in it. i was in the press call when they announced it and someone was like, isn't this about people not drinking soda because that's what's actually bad for you. and they're like oh, no, this is not about people not drinking anything. >> and that was also interesting to me because she has tried to play nice with those interests. drink more weak sauce. karen finney, you can catch her show "disrupt" at 4:00 p.m. weekends on msnbc. josh barro from the "new york times." that is all. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, man. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this is one way, famously, that political ads can be really, truly terrible. this is iconic classic of a terrible, almost evil ad. >> you needed that job. and you were the best qualified. but they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. is that really fair? harvey gansz says it is. your vote on this issue next tuesday. for racial quotas, harvey gann.

it threatens to disrupt the water supplies and supply chains, of companies as diverse as coca-cola and exxonmobil. rising sea levels and more intense storms put their infrastructure at risk and the costs will only get worse, end of quote. earlier this month executives from major american companies came to washington for a roundtable discussion at the bicameral task force on climate change which i lead with congressman waxman. each of the companies present had signed the climate declaration of the business for innovate climate and energy policy or bicep. they see a low-carbon economy as a smart way to create jobs and stimulate economic growth. more than 750 companies, name plate american corporations like e-bay, gap, leave eye's, nike, starbucks and many others have signed bicep's climate declaration. kevin rabiovit gloanch is director at virginia based candy company mars company, makers of the famous m&m among other things. he told us mars has a goal of eliminating fossil fuel energy sues and greenhouse gases emissions companywide by 2040. in fact, mr. president, just today mars announ

however, things like this don't happen to coca-cola, ok? clearly there is an issue with the audit. the company is telling investors that peta bc is going through extra compliance -- that pwc is going through extra compliance layers. i don't believe that. i think pwc is not going to communicate to the company if they are considering resigning. it is impossible to say what is going on. but i do feel that it is probable that the company does not get an unqualified audit opinion. for youthis a take to say "i was wrong, this didn't work out, i believe what they are saying"? there are 2 things. that is being wrong in your thesis that the company is a fraud, or that it is incapable of generating cash. and then there is the stock going up. in the case of focus media, it is a fraud, it was a fraud. acquired at a premium to where we sure did -- shorted it. bizarree acquisition is . and a lot of people in singapore have questioned it. >> what is it a rally where i am out? >> there are times where we certainly can look at a stock and say we can reenter. hedge.imes we will nq andrelation betwee

jimmie johnson wins the coca-cola 600 to notch his first victory. >>> now the green and the pga tour, bounces back from heartbreak just days after calling off his wedding, rallies from seven strikes to win the bmw championship by one shot. >>> and finally a dad caught the best souvenir in the minor league baseball game. there it goes. and right there, into his hand. first home run of the season, and as it sailed over the presences? who is this guy? that's dear old dad. >> couldn't dad get better seats. >> in this case, it paid off. >> or did his son tell him? >> this one's coming to you. early father's day gift. >> crazy story. you think behind the plate or the dugout. not out in right field. >> proud daddy. >> awesome. >> what do we have today? memorial day. >> some will smile, a summer-like day. others, difficult dodging in and out of the heavy rain. all of the bad weather in the middle of the country. the eastern seaboard is getting warmer and warmer, hot in florida, and warm up through the mid-atlantic. some of the worst moved through san antonio. a strong thunderstorm complex jus