plus starbucks, want a venti sized run. another new high, but with coffee prices surging is it time now to trade down? and ready for takeoff? maybe not so fast. the new survey shows business travel may not be coming back as fast as we thought but you may want to know what it means for one major sector of stocks ahead hello, i'm brian in for melissa lee tonight. most known for combining the words play and trade into some word i made up in the intro. your trader lineup they're lean and mean and ready to go. steve grasso, pete najarian and grasso, congrats one wild week. do you remember monday's market meltdown the s&p dropping more than a percent and a half the dow down over 900 points, nearly every stock slower. you say you don't? neither do investors because apparently we not only ended the week higher, but check this out, the s&p 500 up 4% from the monday lows and is now sitting at another record high 23 stocks in the s&p hitting a new all-time high today. names like advanced auto parts, paypal, pepsi, the nasdaq, and rope

i'm excited to go to starbuck's.great reopening trades plus 150 billion that will be handed out to consumers in the form of child credits and whatnot. i think starbuck's will get their fair share of that the multiple is tough, but their ability to expand on that is very high, so i'm staying long starbuck's >> guy domi? >> we talked about a burrito blowout, but we're going to give you a couple egg mcmuffins because i think starbuck's will blow out in earnings in the next couple weeks >> karen finerman? >> i'm going with earnings >> earnings, i like that call. >> no one can do anything until it comes out tomorrow morning. tim mentioned the underperforming of semiconductors its se he.wan mier ithe biggest in the stocks. i play that with the biggest edge >>> "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> my job is to educate and teach. call me. tweet me okay we know inflation is raging right now. we are hearing from all of the

starbucks facing a lot of shortages.days >> they've definitely run into shortages here and there due to supply chain issues, obviously not a problem that's specific to starbucks. to the coffee prices we talk about an ongoing drought issue in brazil last month and they talk about locking in their coffee prices well in advance and keep it away from food away from home inflation. that's something they weren't too concerned with people are getting back into their routines i think the note mentioned starbucks beverage innovation, also technology, not to bring it up again, but they've done a great job with global order and pay, digital delivery, et cetera i think we're going to see the routines normalize as more people head back into the office this is a stock and a scenario we've seen operate in a more restrictive environment and done quite a good job last quarter they did mention u.s. sells were back to pre-pandemic levels. >> michael, i feel like starbucks would be more of a michael yoshikami stock, big cap, solid, steady r

those details are next and as we return from break, shares of starbucks.e chain did lower its outlook for sales in china ceo joined us first on cnbc last hour >> if it means wearing masks in our stores, we're happy to do that and we've been doing that throughout our quarter in geographies in the united states that had more spread of this latest variant and candidly, their same-store comps were higher than the national average. i don't see this impacting us. we can rapidly adapt to whatever happens to this variant. the fact that there's a vaccine out there, there's a solution to this nk believes that if a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better... yeah! ...then your bank should help you budget even better. (laughing) virtual wallet® is so much more than a checking account. its low cash mode feature gives you at least 24 hours of extra time to help you avoid an overdraft fee. you see that? virtual wallet® with low cash mode from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. (chimes) ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it has

and mcdonald's, this is starting to feel unstoppable, just like chipotle, domino's, and star starbuckspeople will buy mcdonald's, and that's par for the course. i'll take it remember, no one thought this earnings season would be really good, and you can count on one hand the ones that have been disappointing. you have to give the guidance, wait for that. this is the quarter where we'll hear more about small business than monetizing the stable coin. i don't expect a coronation, but it will be tough for facebook to have a bad quarter then there's ford. this week, we heard from other car companies that numbers have to come down but what if ford has found some chips? i think numbers have to go up here up, not down because the cars and trucks are simply better than they used to be, and markets are more profit b bi biprofitable i'm saying 2022 will be good and i heard a good conference call today with american express, so i put mastercard up there. i think mastercard will tell us a good story, too. thursday evening, amazon will the stock go into space some would argue it's already there. i t

a starbucks continues to be starbucks. and it was just said well by josh brown, these are quality names. the quality names are the ones winning out. not only winning out going to all-time highs and exploding through the highs. i think stuhr bucks is interesting because of the fact that every time i go buy one, boots on the ground, there are lines of cars again. it's like raising kanes, all the other places where there is line a cars starbucks is one of those. they continue. i heard jim cramer bringing it up the cold drinks, they have so much success, the cold drinks, not just about a hot coffee. so when i look at this and see the unusual option activity, the second i see that i know enough about the background that i buy the calls. i am in the july 1919 calls right now in starbucks. >> you know, i mentioned the other moves you have, pete they're eye openers in terms of what you're seeing in technology, which has been red hot of late. i mention the naz, 1090 as well. hitting new highs. you bought snow flake calls, interesti

but starbucks is the biggest buyer of arabica in the world.y that they have about 14 months of price installation to coffee. the current short-term gains we have seen in arabica contracts will not affect them but it was interesting he felt the need to address that. he basically said on the earnings call, i have seen the media reports, and i am telling you that we are insulated from this. yes, domestically, inflation and wage pressures, but it looks like the short-term market dynamic was coming -- it was not heating starbucks. shery: ed ludlow with the latest on starbucks earnings and the coffee futures near the seven-year high but let's take a look at some other earnings across asia. have plenty of them. we have seen brought upside across japanese markets with three days of gains. we perhaps can see a little bit of pressure. we get earnings from nissan and the consensus forecast is for operating losses to approach ¥50 billion in the first quarter and we are expecting earnings from canon and lg display. rio tinto will be posting first-half earn

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that's the story with starbucks. the u.s. of better covid trends and reopening policies is going to outperform the rest of the world. digital ordering remains incredibly strong. we know that from chipotle and dom knees. here is the news from starbucks offsetting pressures margin pressure. they were one of the first to raise wages. but coffee prices which rallied 30% on brazilian drought and frost. brazil, 40% of the world's supply of coffee is there. that's the high-end beans that starbucks uses i want to hear what they're talking about, how they pass through that higher cost but overall, i've been a long-term other than of starbucks. and i expect to continue that post-earnings >> you own amd give me something quick on that it's about to report >> absolutely. and this is the quarter for amd to get excited i'm sure jim craniumer is very excited. but it's now time for amd to reverse the underperformance relative to the semis overall. here is the their chance, the expectations are low i think the stock ultimately goes above 100

shares of starbucks under pressure down 2.5% despite beating on the top and bottom.bal same-store sales up 73% from a year ago when they fell 43% during the depths of the pandemic u.s. sales 83% year on year. the coffee chain is lowering its full year forecast for the same store sales growth despite raising the overall outlook for fiscal 2021 earnings per share. >>> shares of amd are higher after they issued third quarter guidance the world's second largest computer chip maker says computer sales will come in at $4.31 billion. amd raising its annual outlook and now expects sales to jump 60% compared to an earlier forecast up 50%. visa shares under pressure as well this morning down almost a percent despite beating on the top and bottom lines for the most recent quarter ending on june 30th. they're reporting sales of $6.13 billion topping the 5.8 billion analysts were expecting. the results come on a snap back of consumer spending a year ago with visa saying payment volume is up 34% to $2.7 trillion. >>> still on deck on "worldwide exchange," how one startup is trying

we've got an earnings alert on starbucks. the stock is down in the after hours and the company's call under way. let's get to kate rogers with the details. >> despite the move lower, a strong quarter for starbucks with beats on the top and bottom lines, thanks to strength in it's u.s. business global same-store sales up 73% international same-store sales came in at plus 49% for the quarter, lower than anticipated. in its second home market of china up 19% and in the top market in the u.s. up 83%, driven by an 83% in comp transactions more color on the u.s. business, same-store sales up 10% on a two-year basis and cold beverages driving a lot of this quarter's momentum, accounting for nearly three-quarters of beverage sales grew to a record $24.2 million drive-through now represents about 47% of transactions and mobile order and pay about 26% of transactions in the states. despite uncertainties with covid, they did introduce guidance, global up 18% to 21%, americas up 22% to 25%, international up mid to high digits on the earn

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slurnla down 10% starbucks up 2% in one week. that's the reason we did that. that's a 10-stock portfolio, very active. lam research is different. we own that as a long-term play in the quality growth portfolio. obviously a semiconductor stock, trades at 22 times earnings, growing at 50% year on year. and this was an addition not a new purchase 3% free cash flow. really exposure to the growth in ai, 5g, connected devices, all of which require semis and, you know, i think it's just a way for us to get more growth exposure as these -- as we alleviate the kind of current chip shortage. so that's why we did those trades. >> understood. so jenny, i mean, does anybody care that we're top heavy again? we certainly are moving that direction, right you've got money going into that small number of the biggest stocks in the market at the expense of a lot of the smaller ones i mentioned the russell equal weight lab haging. mike santoli has been talking about the internals of the market and what it maybe suggesting should we care about that? because there was a time where t

international comps up 41%, also china, the second home market for starbucks, seeing growth up 19% for color on the u.s. business, same-store sails up 10%. cold beverages continue to perform well, accounting for nearly three yards of beverage sails. the company introduces guidance, global comp-story sales of 18 to 21%. >>> back over to you kevin johnson calls it the great human reconnection ant don't miss the interview with kevin johnson tomorrow on "squawk on the street. that's going to be good. mike, i do want to turn to you on microsoft, because the reaction is lower despite really strong numbers across the main top line >> tough to based on the average margin, it was in the zone i don't think it was necessarily over and above what you might have already been expecting out of microsoft, but otherwise, you know, not a lot of blemishes there. >> obviously the cloud fueling so much there. i mean, we can remember prior to the cloud very low single digits for microsoft. >> greg, you know, we cut you off. i want to give you the last 30 seconds or so so finish any thoughts in terms of what

starbucks, too. starbucks says it's selling more coffee and other drinks and scones now than it was selling before the pandemic. same store sales, listen to this, up 10% from 2019. up 80% from 2020. you'd expect that. the stores were closed for a while but selling more coffee now than they did before the pandemic is astounding to me. amaidsing. >> interesting. >> right. how -- not going back to work back to work. a lot of us aren't. >>ic use one right now. this is just not kicking in yet. all right. thank you so much. >>> trending this morning perhaps something to think about if you're a beer drinker. but with heart disease. >> a new study from london finds that drinking six pints of beer in a week can reduce potentially deadly side effects of risk of heart attack or stroke. an important note that study applies to people with cardiovascular disease and shows that nondrinkers should continue to stay sober. >> one point six days a week or one -- >> if you have gout beer is like a no. yeah. i guess you

starbucks, too.tarbucks says it's selling more coffee and other drinks and scones now than it was selling before the pandemic. same store sales up 10% from 2019. up 80% from 2020. you'd expect that. the stores were closed for a while but selling more coffee now than they did before the pandemic is astounding to me. the cost of kauai fee, beans, more expensive. >> i don't drink coffee but people that do, here, notice the price going up. hit a fresh six-year high. can you believe that? this is due to a severe frost that damaged the main brazilian coffee belt. this month prices climbed 30%. >>> a new warning for parents. better business bureau says be on the lookout for online shopping scams for school supplies expecting the surge in demand and decline in supply and want them to verify third party vendors and use a credit card when buying online. >>> something to think about as a beer drinker. >> a new study from london finds that drinking six pints of beer in a week can reduce potentially deadly side e

starbucks one of the major s&p 500 companies set to report this afternoon.his year let's bring in matt millie and nancy laffer nancy, at a time china is so topical, i wonder if you're concerned that one of the starbucks' biggest growth markets is china >> yeah, it is a concern, seema. the mobile order data shows that comps in china have slowed, that loyalty may be slowing we may have hit the tipping point in terms of growth there that's something we're going to be watching on earnings. this is a company that has done very many things right during covid and beyond they're using digital and data in a really broad way that's improving margins. foot traffic in the u.s. in q3 is better than q2. it's a member of our 12 best ideas portfolio and we do expect the company to raise the dividend in the next quarter so if you've got weakness, this is a stock that you may want to add to at a pace. >> matt, you're concerned about valuation, from what i understand >> yeah, but i'm also worried about the technical picture of the stock. there's good news and there's bad news

see the breakout on starbucks with coffee prices >> 50% of starbucks' sales in this country are cold.a deal with starbucks, cold is crushing it. people want cold look at that that's with a big -- david, that's with china. >> what are you talking about? with his back to you. >> over here i'm over here. >> oh. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. that's with china. remember, we're all worried about china. nike. >> nike, apple and starbucks, triumph we worry about china with, because it's -- >> right >> we don't put tesla in there maybe we should. important to make large numbers for china. >> and goldman, tesla, it's a why. >> banks, guys, not performing well. >> they one. >> and amid praise for the quarters we've seen so far from jpm and goldman sachs. >> the update. >> they were up -- >> goldman should not be down -- it rallied 20 points into the quarter. this is typical. >> it did. it is typical. >> tomorrow, window of -- >> positive response to earnings regardless. >> jpmorgan was last week. thursday, jpmorgan was 150 okay if the yahoos hadn't taken it up to 157, they'd do fine i recommended on "ma

and expedia. >> starbucks, china the outlook there.ings last night too. >>> apple, microsoft, alphabet all reported yesterday after the bell they reported strong numbers we're seeing mixed reactions as you got a little preview of there from joe joining us on how to play these big tech names and the trades there, stephanie link, chief investment strategist at hightower and greg branch at veritas. greg, i'll start with you. given the fact we did get reports from three of the five largest megacap tech names, your take aways perhaps not surprising to see huge earnings beats and strong revenue growth. what does the future hold? how is that affecting the stocks right now? >> yeah, it was not surprising we expected to see strong second quarters in fact, i expect to see strong third quarters what it does -- what it's collectively done, i think, is put to rest the narrative that what we saw last year and the last couple of quarters was covid bump or covid pull through. in fact, when you take them together we see that we are in a very strong it

, scale is matter here starbucks is doing incredibly well they've got the technology they're able toalance sheet to expand. they're doing amazingly in china, but the united states because of cold brew, people like cold brew, is crushing it, and kevin johnson was a technologist as you know, he came from juniper, what a fantastic hire, board member going to ceo by howard schultz, this place is a juggernaut, wow, it is just doing so well it goes higher, scott, even as it's already been lifted >> yeah, pretty decent looking chart, too, right? it went sideways for just a little bit as you come into the summer, and now it looks like it's ramping up again. >> i wish we could see last year in february, march, it bottomed and actually traded in almost stock trading style. in the 50s it broke down to when bill ackman came on and basically said, it was the four horsemen of the apocalypse was going to be visiting us. that was the greatest buying opportunity i've come across during this market, this period, this strange period that we're in >> yeah, yeah. all right, jim, thank you. the opening be

they have it fixed in their minds with starbucks. they want to boy, starbucks. they want a boy called a coca cola, whatever. there is no clear link. however, that is a product of how they feel of a long about long standing grievance and that long standing grievance every now and then you know, is, is shown bear on front of everybody and people remind themselves to make a moral stand. now with a boy at the right company or not is irrelevant. it's the grievance. i just sold to the important thing. okay, i'm on david cannot. you saw sky, there are 6, it's a, this is all about branding as far as ben and jerry is concerned, it's about profit. they think they can make money active it. and if they don't quickly reverse their stance on this issue, is that what you would expect to happen? or, you know, look, i don't know them well enough to know. i think i think most of this is profit. they figure more of the people by this brand. it was a hippie. brandon, vermont brand, are going to be sympathetic to this political perspective than the other. and they come down to profi

first of all, starbucks says it is cold coffee drinks are hugely popular specially a of millennials. also gen x'ers and also propel profits for the most recent quarter and starbucks locked in the price of its coffee beans for the next 14 that protects it from the rising price of coffee has been hit by drought and then a frost and coffee prices are 6 year highs. well, wal-mart, the largest private employer said it will invest 1 billion dollars over the next 5 years to cover the cost of college tuition and books for its us employees starting on august 16th the retailer will drop its one dollar a-day fee for walmart and sam's club associates who are part of the company's look better. you education program overall warmer says one and a half million associates will earn a are reaching record highs. but the giving is down by a smaller slice of the population that by indina university's lilly family school of philanthropy found the percentage of americans who gave to religious causes has gone down as attendance at church and other worship services gone down. and they also people who donated

some of the names like starbucks , it's not really a restaurant play. there is some greater opportunity there, so starbucks kind of stands out to be a little bit different than some of the restaurant peers. i have a hard time paying high valuation metrics for stocks that are restaurants. dominoes had a great quarter and they just reported but they are trading at 38 times earnings and it's a pizza company, so a want to see the opportunity in these names goes beyond just the restaurant retail consumer rather than something that's really reliant on something that is not a growth trend. charles: by the way if you ever look at dominoes and google go back to when they both started trading it might blow your mind a little bit and for the record i'm in red robin i've got subscribers we are getting crushed so not all restaurant stocks are up. thank you both very much. always appreciate it, wish we had more time have a fantastic weekend. you know, this infrastructure deal is probably going to happen on monday but i'm really more concerned that it paves the way fo

starbucks' quarterly results beat estimates on strong u.s.overy, but slowing china growth dampen investors' mood. same-store sales, a key gauge of restaurant success, were way below estimates in china. the result is a challenge for starbucks as it rapidly expands in china at i've thousand locations in the region and planning 6000 new ones this year. rio tinto plans to spilled 2.4 billion dollars building a lithium mine in serbia. the biggest producers are finding themselves more cash to invest as many boost record profits on the commodities rally. rio reports results on wednesday. david: a brief check across the markets. a quick look at your top 10 and bottom 10 right now. give it a minute to load here. volumes are quite substantial. we are looking closely at the philippines, down 2%. we have broken that level. we will see what happens. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer

in addition to that, starbucks is a leader on equity overall.olicies they have pay equity policies. they have community investment the point is this is not one separate issue, but the sum of the parts. that is what just capital is trying to do understand across dimensions what performance looks like right now and how in the future what that should be and what companies should be striving for. >> final question on disclosure. obviously a decent percentage not disclosing when you call those companies, what do they say >> you know, there's a range of things i want to say that 883 companies today. two years ago it was 45. it doubled nasdaq announced expectation for new listing. state street goldman. the trend is very much moving toward disclosure. i expect that number to increase not enough among the 100 largest publicly traded employers, but the russell, which is another universe we're tracking in the future i think this is at the beginning of the story and the expectations from workers, consumers and investors will increase >> alison, i appreciate

when it comes to starbucks -- they agreed to sell their software retail business.es of e-mart, a joint venture partner. selling to gic private. they are selling 17.5% of that unit to e- mart. that reads the -- bring the overall ownership to 67.5% of starbucks to south korea. the remaining goes to gic. rishaad: as you said, coffee, korea, closely held. we do not how much they had a stake in it before. it's a move into coffee, a bit of a departure. david: yeah. seven-year high, commodity prices. speaking of korea, gdp numbers came out this morning and department store sales in -- as far as retail and consumption stores and department stores are coming out or should have been out by now. we'll talk about it, of course. rishaad: and looking at markets and plenty more, in fact. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: all right. let's check out what we have in the next hour. -- capital. his multifamily offices managing the portfolio. he's talking about a summer where we will witness one of the -- good to be due to lower volumes. you would think given what has been going on of late

the results highlight a challenge for starbucks as it rapidly expands in the chinese market.5000 locations in the region and it is planning 600 new ones this year. microsoft reported sales that exceeded estimates for a 10th straight quarter. shares sent to lower in late trade. sales rose 45% after accounting for currency fluctuations, marking a slowdown from previous quarters. fourth quarter sales climbed to 21%. net income rising just over 16 billion. shery: we are keeping an eye on the olympics in tokyo but this has been a really strange year for the olympics and i think we are now seeing that whole being taken on athletes. two prominent athletes pulling out of the games, talking about a top american gymnast and the stunning defeat of a japanese start tennis player. a lot of focus on their mental health. haidi: absolutely. we have been following the story of naomi osaka ever since her withdrawal from the french open back in may, citing mental health concerns and this stunning exit in the third round of tennis as well really devastating for her fans and her as well but simon

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for the seventh year in a row, rounding out the top five in this year's list are domino's, kfc, starbucks>> pretty surprising, coming in dead last, mcdonald's. >> wait, what? that puts mcdonald's behind jack in the box, popeye's, and sonic. >> and cleanliness and staff factors, were a few of the facto factors used to determine fast food rankings. >>> air fried pasta chips. since the end of june, the simple recipe has been blowing up on tiktok. >> the hash tag pasta chicks has racked up 363 million views on tiktok with hundreds of users sharing their variation, with rig tono coated with buffalo, to a chur row inspired dessert. >> i would eat pasta in any form so i got to give this a try. >>> now to a two story tall cat perched on the side of a building in tokyo. >> wait, what? >> don't worry. not a real cat. but it certainly looks real. take a look. >> it's a stunning optical illusion on a 360 foot curve billboard that cleverly diszbiss itself as a facade before unleashing the female within. >> it is audibly meow wis is probably the most terrifying spot. >> the cat will be at the official

enacted, the global minimum tax would effectively end the practice of global corporations, like starbucks, google seeking out low tax jurisdictions like ireland or the virgin islands to move their headquarters to even though their customers operations and executives are located elsewhere. for more on this, i'm now joined by goblins hello meyer. he's the president of the keel institute for the world economy. welcome to the program. deborah. good to have you. germany finally, minister causes agreement. a colossal step. a colossal step towards tax justice is it is the story to because never before we have seen this actually be conferences and international think station issues one country decide the game. 15 percent is not colossal at all. and there will be the new rules that apply only to the biggest companies across a 1000 in the road, and they to maybe not as far reaching as one would need to call the good clock. so what's the financial splash is the deal going to have overall it's not the very easy to say is the time we estimates the talk about something like $100000000000.00, additional

starbucks is testing selling drinks on social media and hospitals often charge uninsured people. the highest prices. jane king is live in new york with those stories and more hygiene. >> hi, good morning. well, the wall street journal did a study of thousands of prices at hundreds of hospitals and it that many charge the top prices to the patients who pay cash out of pocket compared with the prices at the hospital's negotiate with the insurance companies. so these newly public prices. a lot of the first time a comparison of what the deep pocketed insurers pay hospitals versus what the hospitals. i do pay get up from the insurers may count time again that are paying the bus now bank of america tough to jd power. ranking of us customer satisfaction with retail banks. financial advice so this has the potential to keep the branches open as people like to get the financial advice and person infected power found that 69% of respondents who got the financial advice did act upon it and starbucks testing a new way for customers to order popular drinks from social media customers invited t

if i can add one more, still so surprised that starbucks is saying more than 70% of their drinks soldyear were iced drinks. i think that is incredible. that is such a statistic. alix: it is seriously hot. you can't really make cold iced coffee at home. then you're just putting ice in regular coffee, and that sucks, so you definitely need the cold stuff coming from starbucks. let's stay with earnings for a second. deutsche bank out with results. germany's largest lender raising its revenue target for next year after bidding expectation on fixed income trading. bloomberg spoke with the bank's cfo on the lender's earnings earlier today. >> we have a portfolio of strong businesses in fic, and why we did see strong areas like in rates, our relatively strong credit businesses, distressed trading particularly, performed well in the quarter. >> what does that tell us about the path ahead from here, james? trading has been slumming in some areas, but you point out various -- has been slumping in some areas, but you point that out in various areas. what does that say about the path ahead? >> we

liz: i have subscribers in america as well, starbucks, recently quietly and has the go-go swagger andrnings. >> i don't know this i think there's a lot of headline was starbucks you have the whole china growth story which is big for the master selling point so we get our coffee exposure that is popeyes and i was at a red light and i watched a dude run a red light to get in the popeyes drive-through, supply and demand. charles: i have to tell you something i look to qsi for the last two years they've gotta do a better job cleaning up the restaurants they really do. popeyes are not clean at least the ones of gone into and that turns me off. you are the best, liz claman what is exciting hour waiting for you. liz: thank you very much, breaking news the centers for disease control and prevention about to update its guidance on wearing masks as cases of the delta variant seam and some particularly hot spots of the country, the white house were edward lawrence is standing by with the breaking details, were also looking at a lot of companies that may escape reaction and adaptation of what's h

is it is it probably starbucks or you could start box because you get 10 cups of coffee. get one free people like preorder ahead. >> but again, absent i'm talking about i mean, every store has to do and i want you to like be honest. i mean, like to use the nike app because i do my my nikes ever at stores now. so there's some sort of 21st century mojo going on with apps it's thought that millennials will never have a real estate agent for use red fed an app. wow. everything is going if you don't have an app. you're you're absolutely nothing kind of thing that's kind of the story that i wanted to do here, but it didn't play out that i want you where you try to do a dad joke in there. you're ok. so that was hot. johnny. >> now, no other a lot of things that i won't use. i don't want a million apps to maybe as an old person thing like the kids. they don't mind. i don't want so many apps. i can't travel. i like i would. one central app is better for me. >> such police during job resumes now on tiktok. >> the world is kids are our kids are taking over. i heard that tiktok has a

chipotle and starbucks also hitting new record highs in today's session. in the morning or during the session today that the blowout continues and emojis, of course, you said in emojis. >> no. i was talking about the stock and i wasn't talking about what was transpiring in my arc body, as you say it's funny you mentioned domino's i spent the day working at domino's and shake shack will catch up and mcdonald's is where you want to be and what was that word you told me before? steadfast, and i know tim has thoughts and mcdonald's has earnings next week and difen what we heard from the rest of the guys and gals sets up extraordinarily well speaking of mcdonald's, mike khouw spotted sizzling options what did you say >> i was taking a look at mcdonald's and as guy pointed out there was enthusiasm here and this one, too, hitting a 52-week high and bullish trades outpaced bearish ones by more than 2 to 1. the option says market implied the stock moved 2.9% after they report earnings and that may not seem like a lot, but this isn't a stock that moves a great deal

starbucks posted a picture of a face mask.picture of pants. >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: here's the last one. it's from ups and fedex. they both wrote, "it's biggest amazon package we've ever seen." ups posted a picture of a giant box. fedex posted a picture of jeff bezos >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: there we go. [ cheers and applause that's all the time we have for "picture this. stick around, we'll be right back with "tonight show" hashtags cue the camera bring the camera in. [ cheers and applause ♪ if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. switch today and get 2 lines of unlimited and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now get netflix on us. all this for up to 50% off vs. verizon. it's all included. 2 lines of unlimited for only $70 bucks. and this rate is fixed. you'll pay exactly $70 bucks total. this month and every month. only at t-mobile. ♪ ♪ heading back to school is more exciting than ever. and when kids have what they need to move forward together... anything is possible. kohl's. ♪ hey,

i think i like starbucks on the positive side. dominance on the positive side, chick-fil-a has some controversy. the don'ts of their anti l g the tq rights and burger king just shape fast foods wars just isn't about chicken sandwiches. they're donating money to lgbtq rights. so an interesting survey and who would have mcdonald's dead last in the survey. but right. yes, many, many of us when i thought that but not james. answer. >> a lot donald. all right. thanks a lot, rob. we'll talk to later. we'll see if you have a question for rob and you want to contact him. there are ways to reach him. e-mail is easy. or you can reach him on facebook or twitter. we'll is angel soft an ideal balance of softness and strength and more sheets? this mom thinks so. all done? yup. no more? -yup. good job! gotta go again. angel soft. an ideal balance of softness and strength. and more sheets. ♪ persil harnessed exhilarating freshness and infused it into persil active scent boost - a freshness boost only persil deep clean can give you. try new persil

. >> reporter: that is a former senior vice president of starbucks joining forces with the city in the new partnership called shine on sf. it is a call to action in the name of terrorism which is the back bone of san francisco's economy. >> we are inspiring action and change. >> reporter: the city will still have the street cleaners but these big belly trash cans will be installed all over the city strategically placed in union square in the tenderloin. and also different is away your 311 calls will handled. public works will still be involved but they will go to community organizations first that are already here on the ground. >> it will come to our teams to dispatch people to address the problem immediately. we will be able to close that by showing a photograph of the cleaned area. the public will be be be be write their thoughts about what makes san francisco shine and hang them on these golden trees which will pop up in different parts of the city. the mayor wore her gold issues today hoping the concept will catch on. >>> i felt like that wind is still hanging around . >> it is br

just a guy getting a coffee with his wife at starbucks, of course. and he didn't want to talk to dateline. telling us over the phone, he was not involved in ken's, has been cleared by the police and anyone who says otherwise is a liar and liable to be sued. bring it on, he said. so, is chris wright a liar? bianca and winning or perhaps willing accomplice? >> some people are surprised you stayed, because you could go? >> i wouldn't leave a dog in christopher's situation. and i will work until my dying day to make sure that his name is cleared. >> wait for him as long as we have to? >> yes. no problem. >> and out in suburban sandy, utah, the case still resonates around the shiny new courthouse. we are hr struggles with his emotions a bit as he told us he did not send an innocent man to prison, but rather a chief justice for everyone. >> i was glad for the family as the victim. >> you take the stuff to heart, don't you? >> i do. i do. >> and while they stand on opposite sides of that chasm between innocence and guilt, there's no dispute about the man wh

apple and starbucks had exceptional sales. pl plane orders would be helpful if they want to extend an olive branch and sell hundreds of billions of merchandise to the united states of america if not for the delta variant i think we've heard a tougher line from the fed today after starting the process of looking at its fast -- or taper down the bond buy which at this point seems pretty unnecessary since it looks congress can pass a big infrastructure bill. jay boughton powell is smarter than the average bear once again. the bottom line, today was a day to celebrate owning the stocks of the best companies out there, not to short them and, of course, to more than short sellers who bet against them simply to be jimmy choo contrarians. marshall in virginia >> caller: jim, boo-yah. >> what is going on. >> caller: i've been tracking this since last year they're playing outdoor, with that acquisition put them ahead. the outdoor sports play is ely, callaway >> i think it's terrific and you got a winner and i got to say, anything golf i

these thieves targeted starbucks, walgreens, cvs. they often passed notes to employees saying that guns and then demanded to see the safe. police worked with the fbi and the u.s. marshal's office to make these arrests. >>> a cascade of explosions caught on camera in ohio similar to that viral fireworks explosion in it los angeles. stacks of fireworks mistakenly blew up at a fourth of july block party in toledo. this is terrifying. >> no. >> you can see lling, ruinr cover. and those fireworks exploded in every direction. even stet rental truck on fire. four people got hurt. they are expected to be okay. what? >> why is this woman still out there? go inside. it's flying across her porch. >> look at the porch. somebody caused the blast by throwing a bag of used fireworks in the back of the truck. the only legal fireworks in ohio are novelty items like sparklers. >>> loud pops and bangs like what you just saw causing online community pages in the south bay to be packed with with posts about either missing or found pets. a family in san j

you don't have to be a coastal elite to know that just go to starbucks, order a latte with extra foamted barista to say, "so, a cappuccino?" [ light laughter ] and lest we forget, this dude used to be a democrat who endorsed john kerry in 2004 and went to oxford, so i don't quite buy it when he puts on his fake folksy demeanor and talks like he's on baton rouge basic cable giving out crawdad recipes "oowee, dey extra tasty if you leave the guts in 'em! [ laughter ] i'm willing to bet that accent isn't even real. when he's on tv, he's all like, "democrats are crazier than a swamp rat snorting bath salts in a steam boat." but then, as soon as the cameras are off, he turns to an aide and says, "right, that's another advert for the telly, done and dusted, now switch on the tottenham versus man u!" [ laughter ] the point is, this is all republicans have this culture war nonsense. like when they said joe biden wants to ban hamburgers as part of the green new deal. republicans want you to think the green new deal is some sort of socialist plot to destroy america. meanwhile, a gop congressman

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that's why i believe it can be a little bit further apart to avoid the starbucks phenomenon. particularly, i'd like to build the second part of my question around are you considering or advising people on reasonable sizes? we have establishments that range from 800 square feet to sometimes 3,000 square feet, and those are occupants occupying a small niche boutique space or a larger store which was previously occupied by, for example, a cleaner, which was 3,600 square feet. and it is kind of difficult to see these large shops have a lot of street frontage don't create the activation that you normally see in the corridor. cannabis does not create a lot of activation, and i find the presence of a uniformed security guard checking identification on the outside a serious disruption for walking in the neighborhood corridor. that is my own personal observation, but i wonder if you're encouraging people to be sizing their operations more on the small size? >> thank you for the question. we have a very robust community engagement process, and there was one that came to us that was qui

record backlog in the cloud business, that should be good that is also tech but you hear from boeing, starbuckscaterpillar, exxon mobil, by the end of the week will know how america's economic recovery is going. jack: people that cover the market will be tired we have to move on but one real quick if you're expecting rapture and we only get champagne and confetti, could that be bad news that maybe the market is into submitting too much good news. >> it would be bad news because a comparison could hardly be easier for the second quarter it was a disaster last year, the comparisons were more difficult everybody expects us to be the peak for the growth rate, it better be good, i'm saying rapture plus, what's better than rapture, i'm predicting that. jack: not so rapture when it comes to covid the delta variant much more contagious and numbers have been going up dramatically, what does that mean for us? >> it has worries about the pace of economic recovery. maybe a little bit found in monday's trade but you also see decisions of businesses and cities have made apple delaying its return to work by a

domino's, kfc, starbucks also ranked high among customers.cdonald's while iconic ranked at the bottom of the list. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am elise preston. >>> to lake tahoe where a styrofoam spill left tiny pellets coating a northshore beach. pictures were shared by a beach gore on social media, people seeking to keep tahoe clean came out in droves to help contain the damage. they discovered a torn flotation device was the source. all sorts of home made tools were used to get the plastic out of the water. >> they had kitchen colanders, rakes, something with a fine grain mesh they could sift the sand and water out of the tiny plastic balls. >> keep tahoe blue is set for post fourth of july clean up on the lake. >> it is so beautiful and clean that you don't want to see anything like that. >> see how quickly it happens. >> no kidding. >>> we will get a check of weather and traffic. mary lee is back. >> i am refreshed. i am awake sort of. it's great to be back. i missed you guys. here is a live

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