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> star bucks is rolling out the a new cold concoction for summer to help customers beat the heat and to boost sales. they are calling it, a nitro brew, a cold coffeeith nitrogen and served through a tap like beer. star bucks began serving the brew in seattle in march, and quickly became the second best selling item on the menu. now nitro brew is coming to 500 star bucks stores all across seattle, new york, chicago, boston, los angeles, san francisco and, portland. >>> well, beer isn't just for boys, i think a lot have people know. that high heel brewing is a craft beer company that is targeting women. their beers like the sling back perry ale and too hot to handle. it shows women consume 32 percent of craft beer. >>> it is often embarrassing and we really cannot control it that redness that appears on our face when we blush. >> that brings us to tonight's good question, submitted by barbara. she wondered why do we blush. do you know what makes us blush or why? >> when you are embarrassed about something, what happens. >> i turn red. >> panic mode. >> you are not supposed to hold your breath when you are lifting weights because that will dilate you

coffee. the company is unveiling a new lineup of cold beverages today. vanilla sweet cream and nitro cold brewext three years. summer we get iced. dunkin' donuts, actually. in the winter you get hot. i don't want big whipped cream, you know, flavorful caramel stuff. >> no. >> you're just adding to the problem. >> calories. calories. >> just adding to your problems. >> i do like blueberry. >>> speaking of starbucks ceo howard schultz, talking to cnbc' kelly evans, weighing in on the recession fear factors and the state of the consumer last week. >>> i think it's an overstatement to say we're heading into a recession, but clearly there is significant pressure and anxiety on the american consumer. you're seeing that play out in a number of the earnings reports that have come out recently by consumer brands and retailers. i think the pressure and the anxiety given what's going on in our political system is adding to that situation. >> do not miss this interview. the full interview which is on later on ne"closing bell." >>> the star wars films are full of deception and truth. if you ask our next gu

cold coffee booming in the u.s. companies are trying to hop on board from coke to pepsi. they are banking on an increasing demand for the cold brew you to consider a scenario for continued growth. adam: thanks for having me. the cold coffee space, particularly the bottled and can't cold coffee space, is an area of continued growth. starbuckoned partnering with pepsi and that is a growth area that has grown in double digits for the last five years. still a small market with a lot of growth potential going forward. it is fitting that niche, maybe wherenergy drink itch consumers want cold, on the go, convenient caffeine. stigma ofncreased carbonated beverages, cold coffee si beats that. vonnie: it's a pretty phenomenal amount of revenue to be had. do you think there will be acquisitions or craft brew type acquisitions in the space? adam: it's an interesting space because at over $3 billion at 2020, it is still only by our estimates a couple percent of the overall beverage market in the u.s. i still think it is quite small. there's going to be consolidation and a lot of volatility. what the biggest barrier to entry is distribution to

so the sooner you can start brewing after the green your coffee, the better. >> keep those beans cold i wouldn't rec just putting them in the fridge or freezer in the bag, and then take it out, use coffee, put back in, because you'll get moisture in there. so if you really are taking your coffee seriously i would recommend freezing in pre-weighing sealed containers like this, and take out one dose at a time. so each morning take out little frozen packet. and that will lead to better taste. >> ross, thank you so much. i'm telling you guys, eve of these four shots here all look the same, all taste differently, that's because of this process ross is doing here, we're at function coffee labs here in bella vista. guys you have got to get down here as soon as possible, back into you. >> justin meisha was beside herself when you carefully sipped the coffee. she like why is he chug chug it? >> don't drink all of those four shots of coffee. just step away. >> dow what i want, brooke. >> we'll be right back after the break with three things that you need to know. >> it is three to go. and it is

coffee, starbucks has something new. they're rolling out new iced offerings in select u.s. cities, including new york and san francisco. the roll-out includes the company's new nitro cold brewo you think -- >> dom, that's what i was thinking. that's how i really want to start my day by -- >> to make it cold or hot? >> nitro? >> it's going to make it cold. when you pour a guinness and it comes out that slow creamy looking thing? that's what they are trying to do. make coffee like guinness and, of course, without the alcohol. but the cold coffee is always a big growth area for these guys. it's interesting. i'd walk into a starbucks and try maybe a nitrogen infused coffee. >> i still -- it's the biggest scam on the face of the earth. >> what's that? >> $5 for a cup of coffee. >> and she drinks it every morning. >> i'd rather have the burger. >> it's just so expensive. >> you do it every morning. go to starbucks every morning. >> i -- i don't. it just shows up here. it's different. it's not mika's $5. >> yeah, whatever. >> think about that. >> i learned that mitch mcconnell does see it possible that this -- that trump is just a phenomenon and not fundamental change to the repub

the coffee giant announcing two new drinks coming to the cold bar. the vanilla sweet cream cold brew. shares of starbucks down better than 8% this year. by all accounts it was great month of may for broader markets. we continue to see money moving into the equities. >>> latin america's biggest airline is suspending service into venezuela due to the economic situation. this comes after germany's lufthansa is suspending service to the company immediately because of unpatrioticket fares. we have stuart varney. welcome to you. >> good morning. maria: venezuela, you have lessons learned there. what do you take? three-day holiday weekend, right, saturday morning i buy my hard copy of "new york times" and reading their report on the collapse of venezuela. not once, not even once is the word socialism used. not once. oh, no, venezuela is collapsing because of the collapse in oil prices or because of very bad drought. socialism is never mentioned. then we have the case of bernie sanders, the democratic socialist. he was asked device for his opinion on the collapse of socialism in venezuela. h