people here are among the biggest consumers of coca-cola in the world. one study found 3% of babies and 16% of toddlers here drink soda. while coke doesn't flow from the taps, critics say the coke-bottling plant consumes much of water to make >> shop after shop here advertises coca-cola but one thing this neighborhood doesn't have is running water. >> residents of this neighborhood invited us to see what's left in the municipal water tanks. >> jose' is telling me these three tanks are the main sorts of water for this community. can you open the lid? no water. [ speaking foreign language ]. so three weeks without water. >> tedata from coca-cola shows 39% of the global production was generated in high or extremely high water-stressed regions and some of those products end up on american store shelves. we reached out to coca-cola who declined to speak on camera but told us in a statement they met and exceeded replenishment goals for five years in mexico. >> sylvia is showing us how she getted water for her house. >> she relies on rai water. [ speaking forei

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we reached out to coca-cola. they declined to speak on camera but told us in a statement they met and exceeded their replenishment goals for five years in mexico. so silvia is showing how she gets water for her house. silvia perez mendez relies on rainwaters. without this water -- [ speaking foreign language ] you wouldn't have any drinking water without this water in the house. >> though. >> reporter: and with climate change impacting rainfall, silvia's reserves are running low. it's sad, we can't bathe, we can't clean, we can't drink water, she says. silvia is part of a growing group of residents calling on coca-cola and the mexican government to protect their water supply. how many of you struggle to get water every week? [ speaking foreign language ] every day coca-cola takes the water. cbs news has found the san cristobal bottling plant is permitted by the government to extract around 110 million gallons of water each year even as rainfall has declined and a growing population has moved into protected wetlan

coca-cola, which i haven't even looked at yet. but all of these individual stories sum up to corporate america adapting to the cards they are dealt. jonathan: verizon doing the same thing as well. tom: in the banner, organic revenue, which is really important, coca-cola, 12% to 14%. the estimate was 11%. that's a better number. jonathan: united joins the party in the past couple of hours. they are part of this, too. taylor: the clarity you are getting from ceos is starkly different from the last quarter and the year before, when they were pulling forecasts and saying frankly, we don't know. you're seeing a full recovery of demand by 2023. i will repeat my statistic again, it feels like the full recovery is back if you have been flying lately. jonathan: international is not back in a big way. taylor: good point. jonathan:jonathan: here's united's ceo. "we are expecting to be back making a profit once again." aren't you surprised by that level of confidence, given what is happening around us at the moment? taylor: i think they have

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caroline: is apple behaving well and coca-cola isn't? >> one a pages -- when a prospect is 400 pages, my first reaction is what are you hiding from me? it should not take 400 pages to discuss a business model and discuss their ipo proceeds. i know it sounds strange but the younger -- longer it is, the more likely it will contain stuff that you don't want to find out about the company and they hope you never read it. it is interesting that we talked about pouring over disclosure. what happens when they are faced with these data dumps is they stop reading and they go back to what i call mental shortcuts. they make up stuff like let us look at the adjusted multiples and not read the rest of the announcement. joe: maybe coke buried the secret recipe and nobody ever noticed. in all seriousness, can you build investment portfolio on some of these ideas? could you build a quad screen we look for quality and -- clarity and brevity in sec filings and they will find an out forming factor? >> it might not be a bad idea. maybe they should screen the

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coca-cola's refusal to condemn china's genocide against the uyghur people remains a black mark on their entire corporate woke agenda. >> trace: no more coke and a smile. president biden expected to announce the next steps in the renewed battalion in the resurgence of the coronavirus. thanks for watching "special report." i'm trace gallagher. "fox news primetime" with tammy bruce right now. >> tammy: hello, trace, thank you very much. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight, the destructive democrat agenda is fail in every corner of the country, failing on the facts, failing on the results and, most of all, failing us, the american people. the biden administration and its pals are desperate to jam through a reckless agenda, a devastating socialist agenda which even they know no one wants. so it's clear they decided recently a flu playbook is required to exploit the fear of the last year. creating out of a whole cloth a new debill dating pandemic state all the better to control and demoralize and ultimately to disappear you into a

but now coca-cola is changing the taste of its cola again. it's meant to closely resemble the classic coke change. it optimizes existing coke zero flavors and ingredients but consumers are hesitant. we'll see how this one goes. >>> let's go noun to the former face of coke's rival pepsi, the pop icon britney spears. a los angeles judge ruled yesterday the singer can hire her own lawyers. spears tapped a former hollywood attorney and former prosecutor to oversee her case. the change comes after the singer questioned the motives of her court appointed layer for over a decade. she called for charges against her father during his conservatorship. while fighting back tears she said, i would like to charge my father with conservatorship abuse. her attorney ordered her father to step down. he refused to step down and said he loves his daughter and only wants the best for her. >>> the now infamous philadelphia site four seasons made a land mark there. the landscaping company is now hosting a summer rock concert announced on its instagram with a nod to

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the coca cola created the global energy balance network. a worldwide think tank dedicated to solving the obesity problem gets out by promoting exercise. most of the focus in the popular media and in the scientific breath, you know they're eating too much eating too much, eating too much, blaming fast food, blaming sure, very drinks. and so on, and there's really virtually no compelling evidence of that. in fact is a car professor, steve blair is one of the head researchers recruited for the network. he's a specialist in physical exercise that may be the reason they're eating more calories than they need is because they're not burning many. so we need to be in balance. this is syndic transitional do here. okay, cuz it passes all the money back corner, the full color i don't i guess to be because they do just fine. i'm just gonna put you on the phone. i just wanna be okay. here's how that translates to marketing. i just wanna be ok. the industry has been focused on the story of calories and calories out. no, you can drink what you want. just

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. >>> coca-cola is changing up a popular drink. the company is tweaking the recipe for coca-cola zero sugar so it tastes like the regular coke. the design is also getting a makeover with the can all red and the letters all black. customers will start seeing the product on shelves this month. full nationwide distribution begins in august. >>> and move over, rocky road. you can now satisfy your sweet tooth with mac and cheese ice cream. kraft has teamed up with a brooklyn-based company to create the unique dessert. e conction will hit shelves today at stores in new york, new york city, los angeles, and houston. you can also find it on the company's website starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern. one pint will cost you $12. anne-marie? >> well, i mean, i once had buffalo chicken ice cream, and it -- it wasn't terrible. >> no. look, i like mac and cheese, i like ice cream. the two together is not the fusion i was looking for personally. >> right. right. maybe we'll have, you know, dinner and dessert separate. >> agreed. >> diane king hall at t

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dow component coca-cola getting a pop after beating earnings and revenue estimates. also raising its full-year guidance much more on that coming up. verizon and another dow component rallying after beating on the top and bottom lines and adding more wireless subscribers than expected. and yields continuing to move off recent lows, the financial and energy names are getting a boost today. >> coming up, dr. anthony fauci on the record. we'll talk to him about whether the rise of the delta variant could pose a risk for the economic reopening you are very excited to have janet yellen last week i think you're more excited. >> i don't know more, but definitely looking forward to this i have wanted to talk to him for a long time. >> i have, too, but the level of enthusiasm is off the chart. >> you used to talk to him a lot when china had coronavirus and then once it started hitting here, it was hard to get him back >> so much to discuss. >>> plus, thomas peterffy breaks down the company's earnings report and a read on retail investors mood ahead of robinhood's much anticipa

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consumers research is an organization launching a campaign targeting coca-cola's woke hypocrisy. ♪♪ the day we woke ♪♪ china is our labor supplier ♪♪ todd: catchy jingle. that poor little kid hurt. the director says the woke call our ad is a satirical reminder to focus on consumers, not woke politicians. double be at 6:00 from consumers research. jillian: business owners angry over surging violence as times square sees its third shooting since may, mayor bill deblasio's office giving critics the brushoff with you to discuss a new york city restaurant owner who is opening a second brooklyn house in times square this fall. why do you think times square has become so dangerous. >> to governor cuomo condo deblasio, they don't follow the science. when they shutdown the economy, business up and running. people keeping stores clean, no abandonments, they invite not just fill, we invite crime. that started when you shut down on the most celebratory month of the year where the science was leading the restaurant being the safest place. they decided to shut it down on new year's eve and th

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do you think this was the progressives attacking coca-cola until they spoke out or is coca-cola just led by progressives itself? patrice: personally, i think we're seeing the impact of a lot of the wokeism from college campuses, now these are workers using bottom-up pressure to change policies and leadership perspective on social justice. you have corporate leaders who are buying into this message because they feel this is going to earn them brownie points. so it's a little bit of both. maria: all right. we will take a short break. when we come back, the case against andrew cuomo, the embattled governor meeting with investigators this weekend over sexual harassment claims, that's coming up. the former ceo of cke restaurants is here, andy posener to talk about rising food prices. it's coming up. stay with us. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. summer is a state of mind,

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these are not just high paid executives or scientists that hold a secret formula for coca-cola so pepsi can get their hands on it. a recent study found one in five workers without a college education is subject to noncompete agreements. like construction workers, hotel workers, disproportionally she is a star worker, but she is not being treated right. she has underpaid. her competitor across the street knows that and wants to bring her into a higher wage, but she can't do it. her company threatens legal action over a noncompete clause she had to sign in order to get hired in the first place. she can't afford a lawyer for help, so she's locked in. imagine you are in her shoes. you would feel powerless. this respected. bullied. trapped. that's not right. workers should be free to take a better job if someone offers it. if your employer wants to keep you, he or she should have to make it worth your while to stay. that is the kind of competition that leads to better wages and greater dignity of work. look, i'm not going to go into it now, but i used to talk about, there noncompete clauses

sometime in the near future, the coca-cola candle taste just like coca-cola. it will be half the price of coca-cola around the world. these or other threats we don't even think about in the commercial sector besides the military sector. so i think you know a lot of you know the background of bart. as a set i think we're very lucky to get him. we cornered him for quite a while and when the administration changed otherwise we might not been able to get in but as acting undersecretary of defense, research and engineering former chief scientist of the air force and you might not know this but he was at ida for a while, long enough. but anyway mark, thank you for being our first director and come on up and talk to the folks. thank you. [applause] >> said dick, i do to start a blessing when introduced me as a first director it's like when my wife introduces b the as her t husband. but thank you. i have my own quandary this morning which is what can i possibly say that would improve on the comments we've already heard for some general hyten, from congressman thornber

these are not just high paid executives or scientists that hold a secret formula for coca-cola so pepsi can get their -- so pepsi cannot get their hands on it. a recent study found one in five workers without a college education is subject to noncompete agreements. like construction workers, hotel workers, disproportionally women and women of color. think of a 26-year-old employee at a company. a star worker, but not being treated right. she is underpaid, passed over for promotions. a competitor across the street knows it, and wants to bring her into a higher wage. but he cannot do it. her company threatens legal action over a noncompete clause she had designed to get hired in the first place. she can not afford a lawyer for help. she's locked in. imagine if you are in her shoes. you would feel powerless, disrespected, the lead, trapped. it is not right. workers should be free to take a better job if someone offers it. if your employer wants to keep you, he or she should have to make it worth your while to stay . that is the kind of competition that leads to better wages and to greater

what is the remedy that coca-cola and other companies proposed? making sure that a third of all the attorneys who served the company are black. twitter, all those other companies. tell me how the hell that helps them black woman on public assistance living in public housing, howdoes it do that . the samewith women . the meeting movement got animated by a black woman seeking to help other black women in new york who were abused come together as a mutual support. so wealthy middle-class white women came in and sees this and made it to the meeting movement. and now the concentration is on some white women getting abused on the casting couch in hollywood. so what are the benefits that area for women, we in california, women will be required to serve on boards of directors. women who will be in corporate positions. tell me now how that helps the thousands of blacks and hispanic women that are in our prisons or in our community. but we have had an agenda to help women. so as long as we focus on groups, we will not help the people that i care about most

these are not just high paid executives or scientists that hold a secret formula for coca-cola so pepsi cannot get their hands on it. a recent study found one in five workers without a college education is subject to noncompete agreements. the construction workers, hotel workers, disproportionally women and women of color. think of a 26-year-old employee at a company. she is a star worker, but she is not being treated right. she is underpaid, passed over for promotions. a competitor across the street knows it, and wants to bring her into a higher wage. but she cannot do it. her company threatens legal action over a noncompete clause she had designed to get hired in -- she had to sign in order to get hired in the first place. she can not afford a lawyer for help. she's locked in. imagine if you are in her shoes. you would feel powerless, disrespected, bullied, trapped. it is not right. workers should be free to take a better job if someone offers it. if your employer wants to keep you, he or she should have to make it worth your while to stay. that is the kind of competition that leads t