howard: welcome. lemonis: i'm marcus. howard: marcus, i'm howard. the nice guy, usually, and this is robyn, my partner. robyn: i'm robyn. lemonis: hey, robyn, how are you? nice to meet you. robyn: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so how long have you guys been in business? robyn: 20 years. lemonis: how did you guys get in business together? howard: we knew each other since high school. lemonis: okay. howard: best friends. robyn: this is my ex-husband. we have two human children, and bowery kitchen is our first child. lemonis: you guys are 50-50? robyn: yes, absolutely. lemonis: who's in charge, between the two of you? robyn: howie. howard: i would say me. robyn: only because it's just like howie maybe started the business, but i'm not allowed to touch the knife wall. howard: yeah. lemonis: this place is big. howard: yeah, we can take you around and show you. lemonis: i would love to see. how many square feet is it? robyn: 4,000 square feet. lemonis: it looks kind of junky to me. customer comes in, no directional signage. howard: "holy [bleep] look

schultz -- without howard schultz. he'll still be here, about whether howard schultz is the steve jobs, if you will, of starbucks, guys. >> that certainly is a question. andrew, in addition to having kevin johnson around sort of waiting in the wings for this transition to happen, starbucks also recently named a ceo specifically for china. it seemed like they're preparing for a division in which there will be more division of labor in the company in a time when one founder/ceo wasn't going to be the head of the entire company. >> reporter: you know, they did this reorganization over the summer. a lot of investors started to think then that the day-to-day operations, which had already been with kevin johnson for quite some time, that piece was already in place. as you've said, they've really tried to shift the management, if you will, of the company. again, it is a surprise. the timing of course is always a surprise when an iconic ceo like that comes on. we want to have you listen real quick to a bite from the conference

howard schultz will stay on as executive chairman, the move is likely to renew speculation that howardres down in after-hours trading. doldrums spoke outside the carrier plant in indiana, celebrating his recent deal with the company to save over 1000 u.s. jobs. joining us now on the transition is alex wayne in washington. this is like great politics for donald trump. rather this is scalable on a national scale, this is great. for him. >> he will garner political capital. not many presidents have claimed that they saved 1000 jobs even before they entered the office. joe: what is next? he said during his speech that the light doing this, enjoyed getting on calls with ceos, did not mind if people called it on presidential. -- un-presidential. is this a model on how he will operate? >> if you take him at his word he dismissed ending not presidential to call company executives and then there elbow to get them to stay in the country. he said that any company considering a move outside the u.s. will get a call from his administration and if they move there will be consequences. joe: there are

i can't try to be howard. i'm not howard. and i share many things in common, the values, the way we think about the business. the preeshs for the mission and what this company stands for. but we come at it with different -- through a different lens because we have different life experiences. so acknowledging that and knowing that i need to lead in an authentic way. i need to trust in my partnership with howard and i need to leverage this world class leadership team we've assembled. >> first new thing you plan to do and one of the big questions is same store sales. what do you need to do to increase that number in a meaningful way? what's on tap? >> same store sales, a big part of what's powering it is the work we've done to extend the in-store experience to the digital experience and how mobile order and pay is helping amplify that. you look at mobile and pay. that is only deployed in company operated stores fundamentally in north america. we are now building that capability to extend to our license partners. to extend to oth

howard schultz now 63 years old.ey did put together a number of pieces of this prior, so i would be a little surprised if wall street -- for those who paid attention to the company in great detail, i think that this succession plan had been relatively signalled. the timing of course may be the question. this has been in the works -- they started talking about this apparently at least six months ago in terms of the timing right now. so not related -- someone said today could it be the election. not related to the election at all. >> okay. mike is here. what do you make of this development? >> andrew makes a good case that if you're reading between the lines and looking at these nuances maybe you saw this coming. i think the street is a little surprised. he's 6 3, he's a young 63. to your point about being the steve jobs of the company, he got the benefit of the doubt for investors that he's looking at the long term and if they want to buy a bakery company, if they want to buy a tea company, if they want to have certai

i also wanted to mention fourth and howard.ersection is closed until further notice because of a water main break. if you want to get to the freeways go town 10th. that will get you on to the freeways. this is going to have an effect on people going to shop in the area. it's near the fifth and mission garage. it may even effect people going in on third street to get into the financial district. today is a good day to use bart because of this ongoing situation. we have a decent commute on the bay bridge toll plaza. on 280 in san jose we also have very good conditions. north bound 101 from gilroy to san jose looks good. lets bring in steve. >> happy friday, sal. still a lot of fog out there, cloudy and drizzling. that can add up over time. yesterday had some impressive totals in some areas. martinez picked up an inch. the santa cruz mountains, 3 inches of rain, southern california, 2 inches. sfo had really heavy rain overnight into the morning hours. richmond an inch and a quarter. moisture continues to take aim at us but it's mo

there was a water main break at fourth and howard.are repairing a water main that was built in 1895. you cannot use fourth street to the freeway and howard street between third and fifth. this might put pressure on people coming down stockton street, they will have nowhere to turn after market. that's will cause some delays. lets look at the bay bridge getting into san francisco, it's going to be tough. 20 minutes here and some slowing on the bridge. on the golden gate bridge. south bound 101 traffic is busy and north bound is busy due to earlier rns. we do not have a big issue on the altamont pass getting each and every to the castro valley area. also, 280 north bound, it still looks good. lets go back to dave. >>> students at san jose state university on alert after several sexual assaults on campus. lee is there with more about the assaults and also there is been an arrest as well. >> reporter: good morning, that's right. we are back on this story that we brought you yesterday morning because it turns out there are 17 sexual assaul

see, howard? ( chuckling ): well, it certainly is innerestin' hearin' the different inside aspects hi, fellas. hi, andy. hey, andy. i hear you're gonna be umpire at the baseball game. well, i'm not too sure i'm happy about it. oh, you mean on account of opie playin' on the team? well, yeah. andy, i had a long talk with the mt. pilot coach and the league officials and we all agreed that you'd be the perfect man for it. ( clicking tongue ) right! honest andy taylor. never been a blot on that name. well, thank your mother, howard. can't i be the base umpire instead of workin' behind the plate? well, no, andy. mr. hendricks's gonna be on the bases. he can't call balls and strikes 'cause he's got a bad leg and can't squat. you gotta be a good squatter. get a better focus on the ball. just call 'em as you see 'em, andy. we know you'll be fair to both sides. that's all anybody can ask. hmm. oh... he looks so cute in his little outfit, doesn't he? mm-hmm. get a picture of him. oh, okay. andy! ( shutter sn

howard: thanks, robert. i'd like to say that a lot of people have intellectual grasp of issues and some other people are great administrators. since nobody's introducing you, i want to say you have both and it happened in new york city where the welfare roles were kept down and encouragement to work was in the air and it made a difference. howard: as far as civil society and government, i think we have to be aware of the fact that there has been a long relationship between civil society and government and has not entirely been a positive experience. for instance, government, according to the urban institute, there are 56,000 non-profits in the united states that have 350,000 government contracts which are valued at $137 billion. >> wow. howard: right? that's a big relationship between government and civil society right now. [laughter] howard: and i don't think anybodyies that it's involving -- it is solving all of our social problems. in fact, what's been happening is that civil society, you know, like a fis

howard schultz will step down as ceo of starbucks. ashley webster live at new york stock exchange with, wow, that is -- >> really unexpected it is, big news. starbucks announcing a new leadership structure as they put it to the drive the next wave of global growth. as you say, kevin johnson will become chief executive officer. he will be replacing howard schultz as you said who will become executive chairman. shults will also continue to serve as chairman of the board. looking at the press release it says that schultz will be appointed executive chairman and shift his focus to innovation, design and development of starbucks rosaterys around the world and starbucks retail store format. that is quite a shake up. schultz moving on to another part of the business. kevin johnson stepping in. very interesting indeed. melissa: what was kevin johnson's title before this? >> doesn't say to be honest with you. just trying to find that. obviously he was high up. we'll be keep looking, sure. melissa: i want to panelists to react to this, james fr

and don't miss howard schultz and kevin johnson at 7:30 a.m. and of course reaction throughout the day on whether the stock should still be a buy or not. >>> so today's top market story, the november jobs report. landon dowdy joining us with three things to watch. over to you. >> good morning. november's jobs report will be out at 8:30 a.m. eastern and here are the three things to watch. first, the numbers. unemployment is forecast to stay at the 4.9% with the u.s. expected to add 180,000 jobs just last month. and that is up slightly from the 161,000 added in the previous month. and yesterday's stronger read of adp private secretary are tore payroll suggesting the jobs report could be better than expected. secretary, the sectors, job growth is expected to remain strong in education and health care services. however, energy and trade sensitive manufacturing remain under pressure with economists expecting job creation in these areas in the future as this was a center piece of president-elect donald trump's campaign platform. and the third thing t

[inaudible] underneath howard.ing [inaudible] >> this is a [inaudible] worked with the residential, the merchants in the neighborhood, the non profits to make sure this is a vibrant area. >> even if you don't come to the convention and enjoy the public space, it is something that helps revitalize the neighborhood and bring energy to the neighborhood and more people to the neighborhood and shops and retail and shocase san francisco around the world. . >> things for joining us toy and thank you all interface council and public safety and department heads to the police commission to all those that are worked together 0 make sure our city is safe and successful for the most part let me personally change chief of police toney chaplin. >> (clapping.) >> tip line i didn't stepped up and led our department with grace and indirectly during a trying time for the city and worked tirelessly to move our san francisco police department forward an pathway to reform and the san francisco police department is better day then when w

sir howard davies with us, chairman of rbs.in the room of all the bloomberg helical dutch headlines on unicredit -- headlines on unicredit as they are going to take the npl's and sell them for next to nothing to entrepreneurial american upstarts like pimco and fortress. if you take accounting you and or $.21 on the dollar. will that markdown change unicredit? howard: i suppose it will as part of a package to encourage people to put in new capital. investors of new capital do not want to think they are pouring capital into a hole of uncertain size. therefore, crystallizing the size of that loss is often a way of building confidence for people to put in new capital because they do not want to feel that this is going to go down, $.21 will become $.10 in six months and it is their capital that will go down. italianthe responsibility of banking setting up massive gains for pimco, fortress, and the others taking advantage of their npl's? howard: we will see. i would need to look very hard at the packages of npl's. i do not think that

[inaudible] underneath howard. having [inaudible] >> this is a [inaudible] worked with the residential, the merchants in the neighborhood, the non profits to make sure this is a vibrant area. >> even if you don't come to the convention and enjoy the public space, it is something that helps revitalize the neighborhood and bring energy to the neighborhood and more people to the neighborhood and shops and retail and shocase san francisco around the world. okay. this is th meeting of the small business commission held on monday, december 12, 2016, this meeting is the meeting will come to order. at 535 thank you for the staff for tlifgz that viewed an commissioner honda two or live streemd an sfgovtv.org members of the public take this opportunity to silence our phones and please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. speakers are requested but not required to state your name for the record police place speakers in the baektd a sign-in sheet sfgovtv could you please show the slide

kevin johnson may be even better than howard at that. that's not a slay at howard.hat's a tech job. >> got it. >> andrew, before we let you go, let's listen to that answer he gave you about his would-be, some say, political aspirations. >> everyone wants to know whether you're laying the groundwork, not necessarily now, but perhaps four years from now to run for the big office. >> andrew, i am all-in at starbucks. and that is my focus at this time. >> jim, your reaction to that. >> you know, i think howard's going to have more room to be an ambassador. an ambassador, a global traveler for starbucks. remember, he -- he's like marc benioff, starbucks is a company that has an ethos and it stands for something. he's always said that. i think he has more opportunity to do that. when i pushed him on the idea that this is going to be more of a kind of a world view where he'll be able to think big and do things, take on trump with tweets kind of thing, no, he's saying he's not going to do that. howard does have ambitions to try to make the world better. and i think he's in

you can now turn on to howard.rest of the intersection is should down next to the moscone center. there is some flooding but nothing major. crews will be there several more hours. we will have an update in a few minutes. >> on tuesday, the board of supervisors of consider a resolution requiring the fire and pegs chief to live in the city. according to the "san francisco examiner" it was a pan decision. the mayor is deciding which of three candidates will be hired. the resume affect one of the candidates believed on the list, acting chief toney chaplin does not live in san francisco. >> this video is something. you are watching someone who is using the phrase "getting on bus," and taking it to a new level. he is naked. he is stopping traffic. in los angeles before the afternoon commute. the plan was fixed when he climbed on to the to which the bus yesterday and while up there he used the but as a runway. he was taken down by police and stretched to a gurney. we do it know in this is a mental health crisis or under t

it happened in fourth and howard. you saw the flooding on the streets over there this morning. >> "today in the bay's" rick boone is live at the scene to explain what happened and certainly how it's impacting traffic and people who live in the area, rick. >> reporter: yeah, big time, laura and sam. let me give you an idea what we're looking at. we're at the side of the moscone center. there's flood from the basement, that's the aggressive water you see at this time. this seems to be the biggest danger from this water main break. we found out the residents inside the wolfe senior center apartments, they had lost their water pressure. but the ut wahher department told me they redirected that water pressure so they're doing okay this morning. this is the problem. if that's flowing through the building, what damage is it doing? we'll find out as the morning goes on. as sam said, this started around 3:00 this morning. water gushing basically from the ground up, from 4th and howard from a 12-inch break. there are water crew

avoid the area of howard and 4th. some folks use 4th to get towards the bay bridge and the on-ramps. that may be a factor. we'll follow this. this will be in place likely all morning long, until at least noon. rick gathering more details. a smooth flow of traffic over to the bay bridge and getting into the city from oakland. 14 minutes to the curve. >>> the way the nation is honoring astronaut john glenn, the first man to ever orbit earth. >> becoming more like snap chat. the blurred lines between two popular social media giants. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. =kari/wsifull= kari weather tease >>> the time is 5:12, as we get a live look outside palo alto. streets are all dry. no worries of dense fog or heavy rain. it will be milder with clouds and a few sprinkles. a wetter weekend on the way in the microclimate forecast. >>> with drier roads, easier driving conditions. no delays w

i know 4th and howard. anything else. >> we talked about 4th and howard.he bay bridge quietly having a rough morning here. not too bad baa there is slow traffic. waiting for it to improve. but it is wet. and that is slowing things down. it looks like it has been raining in the last few minutes. traffic is backed up for a 25 to 30-minute delay. the rain is slowing things down. let's talk about other commutes now. i want to talk about interstate 880 north and southbound. that is okay so far. i also want to mention the east bay commute. we want to talk about the other bridges. the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. we have slow traffic on the dumbarton bridge getting over to the peninsula. the silicon valley commute is not bad. some traffic. if you drive it every day, you will notice it's a little better than normal. at 7 -- look at the macarthur maze. westbound 80, we have some sort of a crash just after the bay bridge toll plaza. and we can see that traffic is going to be a little bit slow. now, i didn't see that here. i'm looking at it on my screen. but it co

[inaudible] underneath howard.ing [inaudible] >> this is a [inaudible] worked with the residential, the merchants in the neighborhood, the non profits to make sure this is a vibrant area. >> even if you don't come to the convention and enjoy the public space, it is something that helps revitalize the neighborhood and bring energy to the neighborhood and more people to the neighborhood and shops and retail and shocase san francisco around the world issue. >> homeless in san francisco is a challenging issue that effects owner in the city in many different was as of the 2014 homeless census over 64 homeless in individual in the city to try to address the issue we've got a program for chronic homeless welcome to the navigation center. >> this pilot project is for people living on the street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless no

howard: another point. do is cut a lot of the bureaucracy, regulation. this is real. this can change this economy. we have gone nuts. in other words, you cannot give a bank 60,000 pages of regulation where all you had to do in the financial crisis is tell the banks to hold more cash . 10% would be perfect. we would not have had a financial crisis. you do not need 60,000 pages of regulation. there are so many things you can do. you look at health care, you go into a pharmacy, they have a nurse there. that is 40% of the problem. everybody is burned by regulation. george mcgovern was a presidential candidate a long time ago. he was bernie sanders jr. lost.course he later opened the bed and breakfast, filed bankruptcy in six months, and announced he never understood what the hell he was doing. george mcgovern said he went out of business. you do not know how pervasive this looney tunes has gone on for eight years. i can see bernie sanders or bill and hillary doing a bed and breakfast. we will continue this disc

howard bernstein says it won't be nearly as bad. howard? >> no, we're going to have a wet sunday but we're also going to be kind of upside down with warmth in the morning and the chill in the afternoon. we got a nice lull now. lot of rain even storms down across parts of the mid south. those are some tornado warnings going on in northern mississippi right now. th towards pittsburgh, look at that a little lightning showing up now. that's how much warmer it is there and you can see they're near 60 but we're only in the low 40s and that temperature jumped four, five degree in the last hour and the warm air is so close. leesburg is 36 and dulles is 50. lovettsville at freezing. even places like win chester and martins -- winchester and martinsburg haven't seen the warm air yet. quite jump here in town in the next couple of hours as the warmer air moving in from the south. what you need to know for sunday? warmest in the morning and we're going to have highs in the 50s in not into the low 60s. rain will return mid-morning. should taper off in th

i sat next to him at howard cosell's funeral. a very somber day, to be sure. closed casket was on the stage. muhammad ali and i were sitting next to each other and he quitely whispered to me "little brother, do you think he's wearing his hair piece?" [laughter] i said, i don't think so. > well then how will god recognize him? [laughter] [applause] chap, once he opens his mouth, god will know. we started laughing. it was a muffled laugh, but then we couldn't contain ourselves. here we were at a funeral, muhammad ali and me laughing like two little kids that heard something dirty in church. we are just laughing and laughing and he whispered to me howard was a good man." one time he asked me if i'd like to run with him, do roadwork. i said that would be amazing, where do you run. he said at a country club in the morning, no one bothers me. i said, i can't run there, there club has a reputation for being restrict. "what does restrictive mean?" >> they don't allow jews there. he was incensed. i'm a black muslim, they let me run there. little brother, i'm never goin

. >>> this week, a student at howard university was named a rhodes scholar. he's only the fourth in the history of the university. kristen wright talked to cameron clark about his big plans for the future. >> reporter: there's big news on the campus of howard university. >> it's great to be around, like to be surrounded by people who have such great goals and who have achieved such greatness in the short four years we've been here. >> reporter: senior cameron clark was just named a rhodes scholar. some just want to shake his hand. >> keep up the good work, man. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: cameron is one of prestigious scholarship out of more than 800 applicants. >> it was definitely not expected. like i had already mentally prepared myself to not have won. >> reporter: he'll study at oxford university in england. he wants to be a doctor and help in underserved communities. >> there's so few primary care physicians for each patient that it's an overwhelming system and people aren't able to get the care they need. >> reporter: cameron has don howard has given him

drivers are being told to avoid the area of howard and 4th streets. nbc bay area's has been covering the story when it was a breaking story this morning and joins us from san francisco. rich, this has been a messy scene for hours and it's really tough to watch that digger break away that asphalt. >> reporter: they are indeed. i'll show that you big hole that sam was talking about. there it is. we have multiple amount of construction equipment going on, literally, right on my back here. now, most of this intersection could be closed for the rest of the day. right now, only a part of 4th street is open between mission and howard. this while as you see they continue to clean up this mess. as we can go closer here, we can kind of see a little bit of that water main right about there where it may have broken. i don't know how close we can zoom in. that's what they have to fix. when they fix that pipe, they have to clean up that mess and that's why it's going to be closed down for the rest of the day. this is going to be the normalcy. if you have to get thr

but howard dean, here was the announcement. there is going to be a big speech today about jobs and the economy. that's what it turned out to be. we're still waiting for a huge speech by donald trump about the economy. >> you know, we're going to have to get used to this way of operating. whatever comes into his head, he does take credit for other people's work. look, this economy has done so much better because of a barack obama in the last eight years. there have been millions of jobs added. the unemployment rate has dropped dramatically. wall street is at a new high. none of that has anything to do with donald trump. now donald trump may get in and do all kinds of wonderful things, and i hope he does that are good for the economy. so far he has put in a whole bunch of people who screwed the very people who voted for donald trump. so we'll see what happens. but sooner or later, this is the biggest job in the world. sooner or later, what you do matters much more than what you say. so he can say anything he wants to until januar

i realize that i'm not howard. i'm kevin.in an authentic way, and i think i had the opportunity to get to know the management team, i have worked in every part of this country. i believe in the strategy and i know that i have to be authentic in my lift. >> one of the things that howard has done that set him apart was using his voice on social issues, guns, gay rights, politics, will you do the same? >> i think the mission of the country, that is an authentic mission. if we see something that we think we can help make positive social impact on, we're not afraid to take a stand and to have a voice in doing it in a constructive and helpful way. that is part of the fabric of the country and i don't see that changing. >> you said recently i wanted to build a company my father never got to work for. did you achieve that? >> i think so. but i don't think he lived to see it. he was a blue collar uneducated army vet. he had a series of because jobs and over his life became bitter and angry that he was not respected in the workforce. i

water flooding howard street between 3rd and 5th south of the market area. the moscone center is being flooded right now. "today in the bay's" rick boone headed to the scene to join us in a live report in our next half hour. >>> today marks one week, it will tonight, since flames engulfed an oakland warehouse killing 36 people trapped inside. the vaks into how this tragedy happened in the first place. "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live from oakland. bob, a new team of experts coming in. >> reporter: good morning, sam. even though the recovery effort is complete at the so-called ghost ship warehouse that burned down a week ago, tonight there's still a lot of analysis, a lot of investigative work that needs to be done. later today there's going to be a special team, a special forensics team that will go back out on the site to map the interior of the warehouse. that's just the next step in trying to determine the cause of this fire. last night oakland city council declared a local state of emergency in connection with this tragedy. this will allow

jolted investors by announcing that the ceo howard schultz would step aside, tossing the reins to theo lieutenant kevin johnson. the surprise announcement went something like this. focus to the my next wave of retail renovation, i am sincerely pleased that kevin johnson, our current resident and coo, a seven-year board member, and my partner in running every facet of starbucks business day to day over the last two years, will be assuming the duties of starbucks chief executive officer in april 2017. on shares initially fell 10% the shock value of the announcement, even though many on wall street say kevin johnson has been at the country for seven years, and when he took over the coo job, many believed he would in fact succeed howard schultz at some point, although not this early. howard schultz announced in that sound bite that he will be focusing on expanding starbucks while the main team, kevin and his team, are in charge of the starbucks stores. in terms of wall street reaction, some believe this arrangement of divide and will be a win-win. however, take a look at not just the one-

anyway, michael, susan, heidi and howard. michael, right around the room here, how did it happen? everything that was considered off base, out of line, wrong, and he got passed and somehow exploited. >> for the first time in the longest time i can remember the american people said to the political establishment and the media, we got this. we'll decide this election, not you. they wanted a nuclear option in this campaign and they got it in donald trump. >> and half the people disagree. >> yeah. >> i don't think this is what elected him. i think it failed to make it impossible for him not to get elected. he got elected because the number one reason people gave in exit polls for voting for a candidate was the ability to bring about change and the voters who said i want change vote for him by 6-1. >> you don't think it's the way he said the word change? >> it might have worked with some voters. but when we talked about the voters we didn't think he'd get that he got, it was the change message. >> the hail mary for change combined

some streets are closed because of the water main break at fourth and howard. a live look from nbc chopper, and we actually brought you this story on today in the bay. this is the intersection right now. it's jammed up, but typical friday night traffic. chrissy smith is live. how is it looking from the ground? crews busy at work. >> reporter: well, that's right. and first they said the intersection might reopen late this afternoon. i just spoke with the sfp, and now they're saying that probably won't happen until at least late tonight. that's because the water main that broke was actually pressurized and what it did was it caused quite a bit of erosion. you can see if we pan over there, that underneath the roadway, there is nothing. and so they're still peeling back the roadway and trying to fill it back in as they fix the street. third and howard street in san francisco do get congested. today traffic came to a crawl. samuel gonzalez is stuck, trying to get his family home to fresno. >> took an hour. >> reporter: you've been trying to leave san francisco for a

howard: we're not choking. lemonis: can you close for a week to do inventory? howard: no.monis: then you're choking. his careless merchandising... there's [bleep] everywhere. ...has thrown this store into chaos. howard: that's a real machete. you don't see that in williams & sonoma, do you? lemonis: and despite her mounting frustration, his ex-wife and partner... howard: who makes their wife 50%? robyn: so i haven't done [bleep] here, right? lemonis: ...has been powerless to stop him. that's not what an equal partnership looks like.

we are at the scene at howard and 4th. elissa? >> we just saw water crews trying to plug up a valve at the intersection. there is a lot of work to do. they cannot turn off the water completely so they are trying to reduce the pressure. is for they have had some success. it is drying it burst at 3:00 a.m. and either was either 8" main or 12" main. we do not know the reason. the points are old and there has been cold weather and a lot of underground work going on. this will keep the crews here for several hours. it is shutting down the major intersection with water rushing into the underground parking lot into the underground parking lot of the >> it will be a mess around here. traffic is going to be an issue. i am sure they are work on >> the department left the scene and right now there are police and water department out here. i am told they do have a handle on this and have been able to reduce the pressure to a point where they are now able to try and determine the cause and get this area cleaned up and make sure it is safe befo

would that be possible, howard?why the recounts are important, whether -- no matter who is demanding them. the truth is, we know now that russia did interfere in american elections. i believe the cia, certainly not donald trump who has spoken many times with no evidence to back up what he is saying. but we need to find out if this had an affect on the elections. that we do not know. we do not know if what the russians did affected the outcome of the election. i think it's premature to call for new elections without knowing exactly what the effect of the russian interference was. >> the fact is is that we will never know what the exact affect one. no one is charging that they hacked into voting machines. they're talking about the information that was put out there that was leaked out there about hillary clinton and her staff. we will never know. donald trump is the president-elect. no matter what happens going forward, no investigation is going to change that. but taking away the politics of it, which i think should

howard and fourth? >> yeah. is that where you're going through now? >> i hope not. >> reporter: for bicyclists who rely on the bike lane, southbound howard until third was a challenge. but past the construction, it was a breeze. >> cars are switching lanes. it's a little dangerous. not significantly more than usual. >> i'm looking down howard for you now. >> and now, there's nothing. it's great. >> the 121-year-old water main failed at 3:00 a.m., causing water to gush out of the street. >> little damage to the properties. there was flooding into a couple of the garages in the area. >> that includes the marriott hotel underground garage, the subway construction project got water. but work continued. there was a slight drop in pressure. and the water was rerouted. above ground, some portions of the intersection continue to be ripped up. water shifted the soil below. construction is expected to continue into the corning. you can see the crews are filling in the portions of the street that had been broken up and are actually continuing to get broken up ri

lauren: howard stepping down as ceo of starbucks.he will focus on starbucks effort to build high-end coffee cops, the reserve line. join starbucks more than 30 years ago turned to the coffee chain into international giant. now he's handing over the role to kevin johnson. shares of starbucks fell more than 3 and a half percent in after hours. nicole: let's get you caught ul on -- global market action. korea's kospi down a half of 1%. lauren: selling off the most out of this bunch. the president hollande will not seek a second term. also down 1% is the dax in germany. in austria we have a presidential rerun on sunday and, of course, on sunday the italian referendum which we are going to talk about a little bit with market analysts on whether to confirm and vote yes to referendums to make it easier to govern and the like, and if they vote no, we have to watch the banks and what happens to the financial sectors and political uncertainty there. nicole: no doubt. some italians banks tooth downside slightly. dow futures down 34, s&p futures

on to howard. if they're coming down 4th street, right on to howard. take a look to our right. if you take a look, they have a big hole here open. one of the workers just explained to us that we are looking at a water main. that is not be the water main that broke this morning. but it gives you a sense of how complex the job is. different pipes flowing through the area. that is a water main but not the one that broke this morning. they will be capping that off and changing the water supply and trying to repair that leak there as well. the latest news also is that this will not be a sink hole because the water main was, again, four feet underground. now that crews are working in the area to control the flow of water and shoring up weak spots. the 12-inch water main broke at 3:00 this morning, sending water out on to the intersection of 4th and howard. public utilities commissions confirming that the pipe was put in place in 1895. and they say that age is likely a factor for it failing. crews will ha

in april ceo howard schultz is stepping down from his post to become executive chairman. kevin johnson will take over as ceo. >>> thousands of baby back seats and chairs are being recalled due to a drowning hazard. while the baby is in it. for more information if you have one and want to get a full refund you can go to our website at wfla.com. >>> well, we're in the month of december. folks are buying gifts and getting ready for the holidays and when it comes to the items listed in the 12 days of christmas, pnc reports all of them in total would cost you about $34,000. >> turtle doves, if you wanted to write a check out for them they're about $375. >> how about i get you the drummers drumming, how about that? >> you can rent those, right? >>> well, women in the draft. >> new the president's opinion on weather women should now register for the draft. >> and ferry service between tampa and st. pete there are lots of questions about whether anyone would use it. so coming ferry ride. >> first on this friday morning you heard that right a live look outside downtown tampa, the

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we're talking about howard schultz, c.e.o. of starbucks? and good morning, by the way. >> happy friday. when you think of famous c.e.o.'s, their names are just -- you associate them with their company, steve jobs, right, the late jobs and howard schultz and starbucks, they go together for me. there's a change happening. schultz is stepping down as c.e.o., not leaving the company. he'll stay there as executive on not running a mainstream business at this point. starbucks on every corner here in new york and elsewhere. he wants to focus on the new high end like $12 coffee, the reserve coffee bars and figure out a way to turn those locations into destination restaurants so he wants to take starbucks to a whole new level and someone like him can probably do that. we'll probably pay for it, unfortunately. who is going to be the new ceo? he worked very well with howard schultz. i keep wanting to say steve jobs because i brought him up. he's the company's president and c.o.o. currently. investors don't like this because they like howard schultz an

good to see you both. >> thanks for having us. >> howard, let's start with you. one tip. >> i suggest to entrepreneurs that they embrace failure. it sounds very counterintuitive. but the reality is you're going to end up with a lot of failures and startups when you're going through your startup's life cycle. that's what the j curve predicts. things might get a little worse before they get better. by embracing failures, you're able to recognize them for what they are, whether it's the original product failure, a team failure or a marketing plan failure. and you embrace that and deal with it quickly and, thereby, you can reallocate those precious resources to where they're going to do the most good, to really successfully fail, you need to look at the data because the data doesn't lie, and you need extreme intellectual honesty so you can realize it and take it for what it is and then you deal with it. frankly, maybe even celebrate it. have a little champagne. it's that time of year. one of my favorite entrepreneurs and a great american legend in the startup communi

in line with what howard said, one of the things we really push through the circular board accelerator is preparing founders for those noes. and not stopping when you hear them. so continuously chiselling away at the big problems, being able to prioritize those problems, and making sure you're going after them every single day. >> i think also, this goes back to what howard was saying too, don't rest on your laurels when things start to look good. i think some founders then pull back and say, okay, everything is going well, but you need to continue to have that same kind of excitement or hard work, even after things start to go well. >> exactly. i think we hear these great success stories and oftentimes it seems like that path was smooth sailing. and as any founder will tell you, everybody had those struggles and those obstacles and recognizing that's part of the process, and that no today doesn't necessarily mean no tomorrow is really important. it is that consistency where we see the biggest differentiator between the founders that are succeeding and founders that are struggling. >>

. >>> howard bernstein says it's a quiet start to the week, but don't hang up your winter coats just yeah. we'll need them especially later in the week, but big difference in temps from pennsylvania in the 30s along with western maryland to near 60 in charleston, west virginia. it will take a day or two to get that warm air, be around long. there's a big blizzard raging in the northwestern plains in the dakotas and montana we'll talk about in a few minutes. around here a couple showers and clouds will be returning. high pressure will pull away. clouds never got away from charlottesville. the cloud cover will be coming back with that warm front overnight into tomorrow morning north of the mason-dixon line we may see a little drizzle with very light freezing rain. so freezing rain advisories are up overnight but nothing around here. our day planner for monday we'll have a lot more clouds tomorrow, temperatures close to today around 50 but without the sunshine i'm calling it chilly. i've got a seven-day forecast which has 60s on it, but it also has a return to more winter-like weather w

after howard county police arrested two men for stealing 77 packages, office 51 from porches in columbia, there was only one thing left to do. >> why not complete the transaction and complete the deliveries? >> reporter: this put a new spin on good police work or maybe good customer service. either way, deliveries were greeted by happy customers. >> i've really appreciated it. package. >> i saw online that they were on my front porch so i checked like five times. >> reporter: she says she was counting on these to be christmas gifts for friends and family. >> i was tracking them and then i thought i was going to have to repurchase everything. >> reporter: others didn't even have time to notice. >> i just found out right now. to talk about next day delivery. police are faster than most postal carriers, right? >> apparently. >> reporter: they didn't just return a few packages. they returned the holiday spirit. >> i think everybody is pretty excited about this. the fact that we were able to stop a couple of grinches from winning the holidays. >> reporter: in howard county, wusa 9. >>> the za

here howard bernstein -- here's howard bernstein with your first alert forecast. the nice now. but -- >> yeah we've got the coldest year of the season just around the corner. not bad as you said 50 degrees at the moment but it's in the 30s in pittsburgh and barely frozing there in toe low-key northwestern ohio. -- toledo in northwestern ohio. especially friday and saturday. had showers last night. they left even a few lingering clouds will get some sunshine through that. do want toyshop you the highs today we're going to be around 54 or so. pittsburgh only in the lower 40s and look at chicago, madison, des moines all in the 20s that cold is helded toward the east. we will see our highs strucktology get out of the 30s by friday and saturday. looking at three day forecast, 54 today. tomorrow 49. snow shower, i don't think most of us are going to sew that. but the winds will start to kick up and then on friday, highs in the upper 30s to near 40 with windchills only in the 20 oz.. maybe -- 20 oz.. maybe touching 30 in d.c.. we'll come back in a few minutes and talk about how long t

i will zoom in to howard and 4th. clearly we are seeing red on all streets in the surrounding area, all of soma is quite congested. you could take harrison southbound. getting to the bay bridge i would head further south and get on 80 around the 101 merge. helping things out we are not so soggy as most of the morning. mike nicco, looking better in san francisco, weather-wise? >> we are in a lull between the storms. we have the moist flow coming off the ocean. that is why my storm-impact scale is still a "1" for the rest of the day with scattered light showers. have the umbrella. especially this evening. you can see live doppler hd is not showing much radar. there is drizzle and scattered showers and you will see sunshine but you will notice how mild it is with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. i upped the storm-impact scale for 20s storm to a "2". i will update that coming up. kristen? all the friday morning commute was rainy along the golden gate bridge. this is from cornell barnard and he recorded it on a ha

howard and fourth? >> yeah. is that where you're going through now?hope not. >> reporter: for bicyclists who rely on the bike lane, southbound howard until third was a challenge. but past the construction, it was a breeze. >> cars are switching lanes. it's a little dangerous. not significantly more than usual. >> i'm looking down howard for you now. >> and now, there's nothing. it's great. >> the 121-year-old water main failed at 3:00 a.m., causing water to gush out of the street. >> little damage to the properties. there was flooding into a couple of the garages in the area. >> that includes the marriott hotel underground garage, the subway construction project got water. but work continued. there was a slight drop in pressure. and the water was rerouted. above ground, some portions of the intersection continue to be ripped up. water shifted the soil below. construction is expected to continue into the corning. you can see the crews are filling in the portions of the street that had been broken up and are actually continuing to get broken up right no