panera.already be late and i would say to the manager, can you have this put aside when we get there. i give my credit card and he runs in, my son. i thought it was a wonderful system but it works for me. what about the other 8 million guest per week to come to panera? we redesign the system to give us that experience. >> that means you kind of have to redesign the workforce a little bit. that means you don't need so many people taking orders but filling them. >> it enables us to take almost unlimited orders. imagine, we now have 3 or 4 registers. you add mobile, web, kiosks. that means there's going to be increasing demand on the production system. you have got to balance the system, so you bring up total quality management initiatives to enable us to deliver food and do it accurately. >> it makes sense that it works for you. you run a publicly held company. talk to us about the increase you are seeing in terms of people using the app, ordering in, and what it does to volume and location. >>

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turn in a mo. . . >> panera bread laid out its plans for the future. it's called panera plan 2.0.ng us to talk about what the plan entails is ron sheik. >> it's not the plan we are laying out. >> how can you help me today? i want to eat everything you have there, i want to eat now. >> i want to. i'm not going to. >> is that a bear claw? i want that, too. >> this is going to get you good. >> we will share all. manly yogurt. >> we have the yogurt for you, becky. there you go. >> andrew eats something like that, don't you? >> i am looking at this stuff. >> tell me, this is the cinnamon maple scone. >> oh, that sounds good, too. >> panera 1.0 was pretty dam good, why did you need the panera 2.0? i think the potential the past two years for the do things for guests differentiated to when they come in the store. smab has to get it over to somewhere else. you have to go over to the more than pit to pick up your food, you play a game, i call find your food, sandwich is here, coffee is there, it's a non-integrated experience, we're allowing you to place that order before you come into the

then there is panera bread. how did panera do? down 6.25%. what is going on with these two names?ual dining names came under pressure because they're just not meeting expectations and certainly not coming close to matching the double-digit comp sales, the growth that we've seen out after name like chipolte mexican grail. that being -- grill. that being said, restaurant analysis, things, speed of service, go into play. so we'll see whether or not something like a difficult order pick up area such as that for panera can be fixed. can they bring traffic in to noodles? that's what we're watching for. liz: thank you, nicole. david: s&p futures closing, actually they closed four seconds ago. let's head back to bob iacino from the pits of cme. what sort of hint do we see what happens tomorrow? >> not a lot unfortunately. i get excited about new highs like everybody else, new record highs but unfortunately they don't begat a rally next day as we've seen all through 2014. april basically ends up slightly lower on s&p. i'm sorry, slightly higher. s&p and dow slightly lower on nasdaq. so not

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. >> panera, that is a well-managed company. they're doing digital stuff.nd money now. whae your new digital thing? do you need to do it now? so it part of your visionary management style. >> as you recall, a year ago we branded the company under the name autonation from coast to coast. started that a year ago. i told you back then as far as the question as to why now the question is digital. we think with one we will drive more traffic and generate more business. i can tell you after one year we are thrilled with the results. not only has the brand been embraced by customers and associates with record quarter after record quarter, we have a tremendous surge in our digital business. we generate more. we have decided to accelerate. we're way ahead of schedule. we will invest far more in building the brand and building the capabilities of our website. they want one experience. so you have to have the ability to structure a seamless transaction between digital and store seamlessly. we have decided to accelerate our plans. it will be a real competitive nation f

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panera beating on earnings. shares are lower. >> one might say they're not going to make as much dough in the next quarter. and the stocks are rising. >> that was a thinker right there. >> i love that. >> in the stock -- if you're in the stock, 150 is a key level. if it can't hold 150 you're going to have problems. i think in this environment you have got to have growth and this is not happen. >> that was a crumby joke. >> crumby joke. >> next up, shares dropping on the earnings. >> home earnings are the lowest. anything associated with real estate or home is going to be hammered here. obviously had a good day today. it's going to make a lot of dough. it's making a series of slightly higher lows. i think trulia is buyable here. >> i think he didn't mean to do that. next up, dream works, a net loss wider than expected. tim. >> let's just say this was a bad dream. >> people are losing money out there and looking to us for guidance. >> these were snoozers. the issue is here is a lot of the guidance had been there.

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there is an all to panera and. navy put all of money into alternatives and did a be working on the way to do the deep water. how do you respond to concerns a tap? is a viable- >> not turn his head. have met with a number he have environmental organizations in nine had just have a gut level and native reaction and the hydrocarbons. the question that there were unable to answer he in is what we do now hands. alternatives are great. tomorrow night what to do and a never get a satisfying answer her. i think some aspiration who-to change the mix of energy use, shifting from-high. i think that's something to be aspired to and something and think we are pursuing. the notion of we can't shut down now, tomorrow, our next year the additional exploration or production of hydrocarbons. since the. >> it's an important question. i guess we all ought to ask ourselves what role we personally play in driving demand head for wearing gas. we like rouses long, hot water not. so unless there is some radical discovery in the near term f

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at fast casual, that place like panera or chipotle, this new -- what we would, i would say they've expanded what fast food can be. that's what millennials are doing, they're expanding what fast food can be. it can be a place where you can have a good, quality meal without a waiter or waitress. and the full service casual dining restaurants are having a problem because of this group. the boomers my age, i'm going out more than ever before. i i'm going to leave you with money last comment. -- with one last comment. i came about this about 20 years ago from nobel prize winner of the purpose of all research, i believe you with this: to see what everybody else sees, and sometimes just seeing is the hardest thing. but once you start seeing, you can think about the world in a way not thought about before. there's my e-mail. feel free to give me a call. i probably have looked at it in some way or form or another. thank you very much. [applause] >> hi, everybody. i'm marsha gleanblom, and i'm a registered dietician, and i work for the international food information council. and a lot of this discuss

the store, you're out immediately whether for the kayla tausche breakfast we references on twitter, panera i can't tell you how many restaurants need protection between 11 and tk. >> chipotle. >> chipotle -- >> they're pretty good. >> amazing. >> never been. the lines too long. >> like that yogi berra line, nobody goes there anymore, too crowded. >> i do believe by the way, that when you look at the 9% comp numbers, that's because they're trying to deal and getting there. not because they're going to raise the price of gauc which they're not. they're eating the gauk apocalypse. >> dow up 53, s&p up 5 and the domino in the house. >> good morning. speaking of burritos a lot of la quinta burritos floating around here right now. trading right here, at least starting to trade trying to get an opening trade off. the indication is 16 on the bid, 17 on the offer. remember this offer priced at $17, already below the expected range. they were expecting 18 to 21 before. they sold more shares than they initially indicated. the initial indication, 37.25 million shares, instead selling about 38.25 milli

. >> it is a crowded space this fast casual and you have big players in there with chipotle and paneraace. wholesome mediterranean, not greek, not your traditional fa laughle. again the wholesome lean proteins. >> you have good humus. what's special about the humus? that it's hand made in the back of our kitchens every day across the country. we make everything we bring in our kitchens fresh. >> is that a hard model to have a every day fresh. >> we keep it simple and fresh. >> we're trying to get a read on the consumer to see how solid we are and if we're going. i appreciate your expanding but what is the general read on stores open a while? >> they're doing fantastic. it's really resonating with customers across the u.s. better for you option. it's quite frankly not out there. >> average bill ten bucks? >> little south of ten dollars. >> good to meet you. >> thank you so much. >> kevin miles, the coo of zoes kitchen. >> with a food pyramid in the stock exchange. we're going to dive into the bank earnings that we got a little earlier today. wells fargo, jpmorgan on the move. we'll talk

earnings from coach, merck and panera and twitter tonight. ten-year yields around 2.72.ed begins a two-day meeting today and europe is up across the board led by the dax in germany. our road map goes like this. a day we here at cnbc has been counting down to. our official first 25 list of rebels, icons and leaders unveiled this morning. we'll bring you the ranksings. >> merck shares are higher in the premarket after it beat the street despite some generics cutting into revenue and reaffirmed full-year guidance. >> coach shares lower in the premarket. women's accessories taking a lit despite earnings coming in ahead of consensus. first up, the list is out, this morning cnbc has unveiled its first 25 list as we celebrate 25 years on the year. the people who have had the biggest impact on business and finance over the last quarter century. the top 5 is led by steve jobs, followed by bill gates, ben bernanke, alan greenspan, the google guys, written, page and schmidt and jeff bezos. on "squawk on the street" we'll have interviews with two of the first 25, starbucks ceo and c

pane panera. this is an algebra question.f you guess 19% growth, how can you not pay well at least 30 times earnings? coca-cola here -- coca-cola has 6.7, pepsi claiming 7, and coca-cola sales at the same p/e as google. how is that possible? google is going higher. i said it. >> multiple of google is going much higher. >> in the next two weeks. my travel trust tried to buy some last night. it's going much higher. extraordinary quarter. the analysts don't know how to analyze it. this will be the quarter, by the way, they are going to get you, mark my words, they are going to get you more dollars per ad on a mobile phone than they are desk top. this was the quarter. he basically said listen, guys, everyone wants it on their cell phone. get the 5.1, 5.6 inch factor, everyone wants their cell phone and if they want it, google will control it. i would just buy it. just buy it. >> on ibm, guys, 2.54 was in line lower than expected tax rate, obviously lower share count, that's going to take 50 points off the dow this morning. >> tha