the bbc‘s howard johnson reporting from northern thailand there. heavyweights have been knocked out. yes, ronaldo and messi are both going home following the first day of the knockout phase. uruguay beat portugal two goals to one. france knocked out argentina in a 7—goal thriller, which ended a—3. 0lly foster has been following the world cup in moscow. what a start we have had to the round of 16, the first knockout round. this is when the world cup get serious, and, yes, those two shining stars of the game going home after two very different matches. we will get to the french in a moment. she and the last couple of minutes in sochi, cristiano ronaldo, we saw him wandering around the pitch looking forlorn full—time whistle because they were beaten 2—1 by uruguay. innocent and only was uruguay‘s matchwinner. look at that header. actually came off his face, of his nose. still found the top corner. his second after they had equalised for portugal was a beauty, swept it home. 0r equalised for portugal was a beauty, swept it home. or should all going hom

howard johnson, bbc news, manila. you're watching newsday on the bbc. that thing moving across the beach? we speak to the man who blended science and art into dozens of these amazing creatures. also on the programme — we're have all the latest from russia on the world cup including argentina's tense win over nigeria to make it to the last 16. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade center, armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim on certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner". chapman, prison—pale and slightly chubby, said not a single word in open court. it was left to his lawyer to explain his decision to plead guilty to murdering john lennon. he believes that onjune 8, god told him to plead guilty, and that was the end of it. the medical research council have now advised the government that the great increase in lung cancer is due mainly to smoking tobacco. it was closing time for checkpoint charlie, which

the bbc s howard johnson spent the day outside the tham luang cave complex, to see how they re copingfor a week. they've heard very little from search and rescue teams since their boys went missing inside the caves, which were flooded following heavy rain. in times like this, thai families come together to pray, eat together and comfort one another. 0ne mother we spoke to said would it be depressing to stay at home waiting for them. staying together helps to give moral support, she said. they are part of a wider thai community here, and central to the support effort is food. it's what really bonds the thai people, and these meals here have been provided by the thai king. there are also hundreds of civilian volunteers helping out. this morning i saw three cavers going off into the hills behind us to try and find routes into the caverns below them. also, this lady has come along to help with her translation skills. why did you decide to come along and help? because i watched the news from the first day, and i have my own children at home. i thought, if they are in the cave, i couldn't s

howard johnson, they are. —— there. you are watching newsday on the bbc.t which teams have made it through to the knockout stages of the world cup. china marked its first day rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. the huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced on an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep named dolly, cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 34 years. and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: at least five people are reported to have been killed in an attack on a new

responsible for that police strategy is former police chief, ronald dela rosa. 0ur manila correspondent howard johnsone graphic images in his report. another night and another killing in the philippine government's war on drugs. in the last two years, the campaign is seen at least 4000 suspected drug dealers and users killed during police operations. but human rights groups say that other yet to be investigated killings puts the figure closer to 12,000. ronald dela rosa, nicknamed the rock, was chief of police during the killings. he is widely regarded as the architect of the controversial drug war operations. speaking to the bbc, mr ronald dela rosa, now head of prisons, said that drug—related crime had fallen but admitted m ista kes crime had fallen but admitted mistakes had been made. i ask him if the government had begun with a shoot to kill policy. nada. iwould like to make clear to the whole world that president rodrigo duterte did not give me in order to kill anyone. —— no in. hejust told our policemen that if your life is in danger, protect yourself. it is better that the criminals are killed

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our correspondent howard johnson is following the rescue efforts at the cave complex. . yes, it has been six days of rescue operations, and today the good news is the weather has held. the rain has stopped, and that means down the hill behind me they are pumping out water from the cave. we are seeing in the hills behind us they found a fissure this morning, a british team found the fissure, a small crack in the rock, and we are seeing that the thai police are lowering a team down there, hoping they can find the boys ina there, hoping they can find the boys in a cavern underneath that fissure. and also the other group is divers, we saw british divers leaving in the last half—hour and allows them to give an update the bbc. any update for the bbc? any update for the bbc? so we can see that the divers who came out of the cave... sorry, we can see that the divers who came out of the cave were very stony faced, relu cta nt to of the cave were very stony faced, reluctant to give us an answer. so we are still waiting to hear a little bit more from them about what they saw down

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howard schultz step down as ceo last april, leaving that role to kevin johnson. oward schultz cutting his ties. , a titana 64-year-old in the industry. starbucks has been under pressure in terms of sales and socially. it closed a thousand stores just to have sensitivity training. bush is stepping down after facing allegations of misconduct involving women. for alears the way potential sale of the $6.3 billion company. elliott management proposed buying athena health early last month. elliott has made a bid for the company. do you think that makes the most sense, or do you think a strategic buyer comes in here? >> i think $160 is the downside on the stock. i think it makes a lot of sense for a strategic buyer to come in. athena health is an asset that is really unique in the health care world. their software application is in front of doctors eyeballs in 100,000 offices around the of whereground zero health care decisions are being made. the likely buyers would the big tech companies. i think athena is a software company, and the likely bars would be software compa

with our neighbors and allies and our standing in the world today ist. >> with howard schultz stepping down kevin johnsony in control ofhe company. china continues to grow. i asked howard schultz about the challenges that starbucks faces. >> we are a growth company that is experiencing a moment in time where u.s. comps have slowed. u.s. comps have slowed in the u.s. before and we will without question through innovation and disruption really i think do a number of things that will be catalytic over time to address the comp issue. if you just isolate china and the growth of our international business in 345e7b wmany ways t of starbucks is under valued. >> howard schultz taking off the green apron for the last time but remaining an honorary title of chairman ameritous. he was serving coffee behind me. we will imagine we will see him behind the counter in the future, as well, even though he is stepping off the stage. we will be hearing a lot more from howard schultz in the future. >> the stock is down about 2.6%. were you surprised how forth coming howard schultz was about some of his policy positions even

johnson talking very positively about the overall future it is a future, of course, that will not include the company's founder and chairman howardtz. in ten days, he departs the scene. i asked mr. johnson what difference that will make. >> this is where i'm taking the company. and, you know, whether howard is here or not, i'm the ceo i'm accountable for that >> howard is not here anymore. you're in charge he's not going to be next to you anymore doing these interviews he's gone. i don't know what he's going to do does it change the way you operate? >> well, not necessarily i'm accountable for making the decisions in the best interest of starbucks i've been doing that since day one. but this is an inflection point. >> right now, carl and melessa, it's an inflection point that's not particularly well received by investors that's the low of the day more or less on the stock price at this point, carl >> yep, worst day since july of last year as we mentioned before the break. also i was interested in the character of the stores they're trying to prune. he specifically mentioned stores in urban areas where wage pressures are more acut

kevin johnson took over. howard is really focusing on a couple kind of -- i don't want to say pet projects, but specific focused projects. one was polio. another was an italian bakery he was really into. also expanding what is called the grocery, they're kind of their kind of- superpremium willy wonka experience. there is one in shanghai, one in seattle, and they are expanding. ramy: it's a quite cool thing to see it all. willy wonka-like. it will be strange to not say tz, to identify that was someone else. another will take over as head of the board. what do we know about him? from a longmes history in that retail industry, been involved with jcpenney, and things like that. he has been on the board as well, so it's more of a continuation of what has already been there, but unless public name. howard schultz has made a really big -- he has been the face of the company for so long and the face of a socially responsible company for so long. he's been very public and his persona. and both on the board and with the ceo,

howard schultz is down as executive chairman and they named the next chairman. melanie hopson as the vice chair of starbucks as well. stepped down as ceo last april leaving that role to kevin johnsonmore of howard schultz ing his ties. >> starbuck's shares down because of it. >> coming up, facebook is embroiled in a fresh privacy scandal. we have all that the chills -- we have all the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> facebook is did disputing -- is disputing a report how it between apple and samsung. it is the latest controversy as facebook and internet companies grapple with backlash over the extent of how they handle user data. for more details, sarah frier, has been following from san francisco. this is an incredible addendum to mark zuckerberg's testimony before congress and before european lawmakers as well. talk us through exactly what the article of facebook does and whether the massive collection is illegal in any way. >> what the article says is that while facebook told us that, in 2014, they stopped any data sharing with third parties, remember, that is how kindreds analytic a scandal happened, they still maintain these these devices including apple, samsung, amazon, aro

as founder and executive chairman howard schultz steps awe he made into name over the past 30 years. >> please come in. >> reporter: now the focus is on kevin johnsonthe company's ceo who has been at the helm since last year. the two men worked closely together and analysts say th johnson to step out of schultz' shadow. >> i think this will be an opportunity for even to show himself and show heoesn't need to rely on howard and he can leverage the experience and talented the rest of the team. >> reporter: schultz' departure mes at a time when the esmpetition for consumer dollars is fierce as compa from mcdonald's are offering steeper values on coffee. stbucks isocused on mobile as well as the consumer experience with its reserve bar and roastries in seattle and shanghai with openings in milan and new york later this year. in ina, it opens a new store once every 15 houren a big chall on johnson's plate, increasing same store sales in the u.s. which has been stagna j. experts snson needs to focus on innovation and technology. >> i think they need to iron out the mobile order platform and make that -- and improve then experiencee stores. i think once t

at this brand and their opportunity and their footprint kerve johnsjoh -- kevin johnson is the ceo, i don't think howard schultz outside of the vision is the guy that has been running the show day to day anyway. >> i get your point but the context of the stock's move or lack of movement is that we're in a market that is -- the nasdaq closed at a record high we're at record highs effectively on the markets and starbucks hasn't been able to trade along with it. >> but look at what mcdonald's did for years, look at what coca-cola has done it's not a tech stock. >> but coffee has been underperforming so dunkin' donuts has not performed year to date as well so i think it's the rotation out of this space but i do believe he's been the spearhead, he's been the tip of the spear for this company and without him i thk it outperforms more so than dunkin' donuts. >> i don't agree i thinn telegraphed a while. talk about the stock having underperformed since he's been in this role, the chairman's role so him leaving the chairman's role to me doesn't signal a big move. >> i think that point is what i was making is tha

team and your employees saying i remember when you know, i remember when howard was here and you knowthink that's what kevin johnsons create a lot of new memories at starbucks and keep blazing new trails now, one of the things i think starbucks has done very well is they have had a very good transition you know, you know what you're getting with kevin johnson they've had -- you know, he's had a year underneath his belt as a ceo he was president chief operating officer before that. i think he's been on the board since 2009 so you know, the board knows exactly what they're getting howard schultz knows exactly what he's getting. you know, he still owns a lot of stock, and i'm sure he wouldn't turn this over to somebody who he didn't feel could take the company forward. and i think that kevin shares the values that howard shared as he built the company so you know, i think it's been a very good transition now it's up to johnson to come up with major innovation he's done a very good job in china, you know. starbucks is growing leaps and bounds in china, which is great. and they've done it without a local partner. so you

one percent from three percent glob johnson said that shareholders deserve better and added that he is determined to fix this. he talked a lot about growth with howard schultz stepping down and will be closing 150 under performing stores in the densely penetrated market up from a historical average of 50 stores per year. the company announced it would be slowing licensed store growth, the stores in hotels and airports a will be hiring an outside consultant to make it more efficient and to help identify areas of opportunity and growth. they plan to return approximately $25 billion in cash to shareholders via buyback and dividends through 2020. an they also approved a dividend of 36 cents per shar l >> a of news. >> thanks very much. appriate it. >> starbucks just one of a number of companies with operations in eina. semi conductor sector has the highest revenue expose to china. dominic chu runs through the list of companies that get a fair amounen of r from the world's second largest economy. >> the biggest companies in the world have become incrsingly multinational. not every company reports in from different regions globally but some do. for those

kevin johnson, the company's ceo, and you remember i was in this chair a year ago when howard schauultz the reigns a year ago. this is part of a transition that howard says he privately told the brd about a year ago, and schultz will be honored with a separate title, chairman ameritus i want to read you a note to the employees -- i set out to build a company my father, a blue collar worker and world war ii veteran never had a chance to work for together, we've done that and so much more by balancing profitability, social consciousness, rigor, and there's questions about why he's stepping down now, and in the note, he says something that may answer it saying i'll be thinking about a range of options for myself from philanthropy to public service, but i'm a long way from knowing what the future holds. of course, all of this comg just a week after starbucks closed down stores across the country, company owned stores to teach and talk about anti-bias training to 175,000 employees, but there will be a discussion, of course, about whether howard schultz could decide to pursue public office. t

johnson's going full bore on vietnam, on the republican candidate, they're all supporting president on vietnam, saying, go, go, go. and so a game howard lonesteen who send one term in congress, leading the antiwar movement decided signing petitions and having protest made won't work. he need to find somebody who will challenge johnson directly on the vietnam war and everybody's number one choice is bobby expend they went to see bobby and talked to him three, three, four times times and he , forget immigrant. ... >> you get to washington, as freshman in college, once you get to washington you work like mad to get into the club, you want to be with the power brokers, you want to be with people making policy so they can put you an committees. gene mccarthy could care less. he would mock the leaders of the senate and give interviews, the senate is really, it's kind of like some new guinea, the senate leadership hated mccarthy, he couldn't care less. he jumps into the race for the presidency to have united states. no other candidate like mccarthy he jumps into the race and reporter asked him at press conference, why do you want to be presi

. >> let's listen to what kevin johnson said back in december of 2016 this is shortly after taking the reins from howard schultz. >> we talk to each other multiple times a day on a wide rang topic i know one thing every time howard pops his head in, there's going some new, exciting ventura head. >> no more popping his head into that door, though. >> you know, it's interesting talking about north american margins. we know what the draw has been, obviously this push towards online ordering. a lot of this stuff was costly and they had some bottlenecks over the last year and a half. it seems like they cleared that up also here's a company growing sales and earnings double digits it's not particularly expensive in this market then when you take that number, they have like 27,500 stores 10% of them are in china and you guys say they're going to do two a day so they're adding 600 a year this is really a story about china over the next decade to me, i think the north american stuff right now is noise and i think this announcement is noise. >> i agree it seems like they have been planning for this in slow motion

did yesterday without howard shultz planning to leave the company in ten days is it drawing a line is it saying even though you've been ceo over a year, this is the kevin johnsonhis is where i'm taking the company. and, you know, whether howard's here or not, i'm the ceo and i'm accountable for that >> well, howard's not here anymore. you're in charge he's not going to be next to you anymore doing these interviews he's gone. i don't know what he's going to do does it change the way you operate? >> well, not necessarily i'm accountable for making the decisions in the best interest of starbucks d i've been doing that since day one. but this is an inflection point. >> david, how much pressure is on him now after the share performance today? >> yeah, listen. it's an inflection point not necessarily a good one i think a lot of the battle that certainly has been waged amongst investors right now seems to be is this a more mature business can they really aspire to the growth rates they've had in the past they came in last night, of course, and said we're going to have 1% same store sales growth. you guys were reporting it on your show. also china same store sales did

johnson, the ceo of starbucks. >> i went to seattle last friday and met with him and howard schultz and i asked him would he do anerview that i could confront him on is this a one-day feel good thing and let me show you what he said about some of this. people don't understand that when you are black in america, women, you have to get up in the morning and get yourself geared up for a different environment. that you're going to be looked upon as a suspect rather than a customer. you're going to be facing all these things and the anger and the resentment that builds up even subconsciously comes in and then you're facing people who have inbuilt fears and warning signs and collisions are going to happen until we deal with the root cause of where all of us come from, which is a culture of race-based prejudices and presumptions. >> well, that's one of the learnings that we have woven into this is the term "racial anxiety" and how that affects different people and different races in different ways. being able to have those conversations and being able to listen for understanding and start to understand how other people,

not as big moves we saw when howard schultz left, but still significant, a bad run for them, and you have to say johnson changing things more >> i think he's already felt pressure down 13% for the year, and never a good sign when you see a cfo leave, but one analyst who covers wells fargo said it's a good sign they look externally for candidates for fresh ideas >> he's been at the company since 2011 all right. let's move on. it's been called the uber of electric scooters. california based startup, bird, grew from a $300 million valuation to worth over $2 billion in less than six months. now, we tested two of these scooters for ourselves outside the new york stock exchange today. you're pushing yourself there. you know there's a motor >> you have to kick start it to get it going >> there we go the real pro >> you're too tall you need an xl >> it was, and it was hot outside today, and i have to say it's meant to take any energy use away, but i found it tiring. >> no, not at all. >> i did d >> it's electric >> i had to, like, bend my knees and lean over. >> it's growing like crazy >> it is growing fast. th

johnson in boston. and now new information. >> i got an a poignant e-mail from howard schultz this morning. sent very early. i'm going to read it i thought it was somewhat -- it's not personal. it's about business and it's a different tone howard wrote me and said "given starbucks scale and global footprint, it's almost inevitable we'll face changes in the business and others due to market forces. yet, if you look at our history, 26 years as a public company, we have been a learning organization that is built on a foundation of growth and innovation leading a superior financial performance. i can promise you this time will be no different. there has been a glitch in u.s. comp store sales and determine the glass is half empty, they are respectfully dead wrong with regard to china. and then i thought this was probably the most telling paragraph. the stock, which in almost 40 years i have rarely commented on is cheap and undervalued we'll build a great enduring company. this is absolutely right this last paragraph. i've known howard for years and years and years. he's never said to me our stoc

, howard schultz is stepping down as executive chairman of starbucks, ending 36 years at the company he helped grow into the world's largest coffee chain schultz handed the role of ceo to kevin johnson in april last year in order to focus on social impact initiativ and expanding the company's high-end stores. schultz will also step down from the company's board. his resignation has sparked speculation that he may run for public office after years of rumors about his presidential ambitions. in a memo to employees, schultz said he was mulling a range of r his future from philanthropy to public service but gave no other details. here's a look at shares in starbucks. they fell as much as 1.4% in extended trade after the news hit but closed the after-hours session off that low. >>> andrew ross sorkin will be speaking exclusively with schultz later today. that's coming up at 1400 cet schultz has also played an active role in politics in recent years head to cnbc.com for more on his potential political aspirations. you can also e-mail the show, streetsignseurope@cnbc.com and i'm on twitter this morning. my handle is @cnbckaren. get in touch. >>> coming up on the show, apple shares hit a re

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