hi jill. i'm michele [inaudible] i was a cadet back in 2007 at low elhigh school and i remember like audrey struggling to figure out to reach the mic and make sure i'm seen and heard and i know that she was listening every time we came to the meetings to talk about grtc. i graduated in 2011 and this sumaster this fall i'm graduating at san francisco state university. my major is asian american studies and minor in education. if i wasn't in grtc and go to these meetings, these experiences have developing me to be the person i am and the leader i'm trying to be and i have been a sf fund volunteer for the past year officially but ever since and graduated i have been mentoring and know so many students from freshman to now, seeing them go to college and myself. they have watched me grow. the kids at lowell and lincoln to know that i can be there for them and listen and i have a presentation, i is a final tomorrow for my multicultural education course at state and this class has really revealed a l

hi jill. i'm michele [inaudible] i was a cadet back in 2007 at low elhigh school and i remember like audrey struggling to figure out to reach the mic and make sure i'm seen and heard and i know that she was listening every time we came to the meetings to talk about grtc. i graduated in 2011 and this sumaster this fall i'm graduating at san francisco state university. my major is asian american studies and minor in education. if i wasn't in grtc and go to these meetings, these experiences have developing me to be the person i am and the leader i'm trying to be and i have been a sf fund volunteer for the past year officially but ever since and graduated i have been mentoring and know so many students from freshman to now, seeing them go to college and myself. they have watched me grow. the kids at lowell and lincoln to know that i can be there for them and listen and i have a presentation, i is a final tomorrow for my multicultural education course at state and this class has really revealed a l

jill: when we return, early jill: a top concern for any administration these days is cyber security -- whether it be a legend russian attempts to influence u.s. elections. a senior counsel -- a senior fellow at the council of foreign relations saw the obama policy firsthand. i said town with him and asked what the priorities have been and what we might expect from a trumpet ministration. rob: when you look at the role in several security, since 1998 we have talked about a government and the private sector doing it together. what obama focused on, what my colleagues focused on, was defining what how that partnership would play out. it was stressing the point that private companies were going to be responsible for protecting themselves. it was going to be government's role to help them do it. that was the entire focus of everything the obama administration did on cyber security -- making the private sector successful in protecting itself. jill: what is fascinating that is they brought the statistic that something like 85% of critical infrastructure in terms of systems is in the private

maybe jill has a different view. inflation is not terrible at this point. jill: i agree. when i am talking about is the pace of change, which has been pretty dramatic. 2.3% seems1.3% to like, rates are still low in the 10 year but you lost 8% in a short time. that said, i agree, the fed would like a little inflation. janet yellen who came under great pressure during the trump campaign, he said she kept rates and the fed kept rates too low for too long. she may become his good friend. if things start to accelerate they will raise rates faster next year. jeff: sometimes they accelerate faster than you think. you have to be reactive and sometimes you cannot react fast enough. jill: that is the top position of being a central banker. you are taking information, information can change and obviously, if the fed has to accelerate rates because things are moving faster than expected, that is fine. what is more intriguing to me around the movement in the bond market is that it feels quite extreme relative to what is going on on the ground. we do not know exact details of the spend

crab for annapolis, maryland. >> oh, my gosh, jill. >> and do one charm. send the charm for someone to jetsetcandy.com. and under $200 for uncommon goods. what i love about mom. a mini book. fill in the things you love. >> fill it in yourself. >> i'm humbled by your -- you learn different things about your family you wouldn't normally know. >> that's great. >> you can't see up there, but these are doormats. [ laughter ] they're music. so i have kathie, i have joel and hoda. the kotbs. >> i love ella, side one. adorable. >> i can't handle this. >> connect four, that's personalized. >> what? >> look. your names. >> and ella and hannah and cassidy and cody. connect four, need to get four in a row, personalized. is that fabulous? >> oh, jill, john, g.d. and marty. oh, my -- >> wondering, i think that's her family. >> yeah. anyway. and this has everything that represents someone's hobby. there's lipsticks, there's -- look at all the different things here. >> candy? >> it's chocolate candy. >> all of it? >> yeah, and delicious. so there's all different price poi

jill stein. you say your goal here is not to change the results of the election but to ensure the accuracy of the count.y then, d you choose three trump won narrowly but not a state that secretary clinton won much more narrowly, new hampshire, which she won by only 3 thou 3,000 votes? >> we didn't go into new hampshire mainly because the deadly for filing a recount had passed. two of the states had gone to donald trump. michigan information stiwas sti. if we find evidence there's a systemic problem with these machines, which are extremely unreliable, prone to error, human error and machine error, as well as to hacking and security breaches, if we find evidence that there's a systemic problem, we need to expand the recount, in my view. that's what the american voters are calling for. an election result and a voting system we have confidence in. >> let me ask you a question, dr. stein. do you know the largest switch of votes in a recount in american political history? >> well, i can tell you one, f

if jill stein lost by 20 votes or 200 or 2,000 there we be grounds for recount but jill stein would have to get two million votes to win. that's why this is propostrace -- >> the hillary clinton folks are signing on to this, cue see any scenario in which -- whether it's spearheaded by jill stein that hillary clinton reverses the 10,000 vote lead? still wouldn't be enough to get her to 270, but you know my point. >> no. no way. the fact is there's been -- our eye lexes in michigan are run in a very proper way. jill stein admitted theirs no evidence of fraud, and the fact its we have a kind of a midnight order issued by a federal judge on a sunday. the courtroom was locked. people couldn't get in. and released -- this is like a wilson picket midnight our eric clapton after midnight ruling. we like to have organization, transparency and the fact is this federal takeover won't stand and tomorrow, the michigan court of appeals will have a hearing on this whole case, and again, michigan law needs to govern, not some federal takeover. >> i like your sports analogies then you move into music. ve

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i know. >> john: [ laughs ] >> kay: jill. >> jill: hello, katherine.e been looking all over for -- jill, what are you doing -- >> jill: brock! >> brock: this is a great surprise. >> jill: yes, it certainly is. oh, brock, this is my husband, mr. john abbott. >> brock: mr. abbott, this is a pleasure. i'm katherine's son, and, uh, i've been a friend of your wife's for a long time. >> john: well, nice to meet you, brock. >> brock: well, uh, i guess we should go to our places, right? >> kay: uh, well, the three of you, uh, run along. i'm waiting for, uh, someone. >> john: nice seeing you both. >> kay: bye-bye, john. >> john: bye. >> lorie: it's quite an event, isn't it? >> julia: quite. >> lorie: victor has certainly outdone himself. >> julia: oh, i don't think it's possible for victor to outdo himself. >> lorie: i don't know. he's marrying nikki. [ laughs ] >> casey: nikki, honey, you haven't touched your brandy. >> nikki: oh. >> casey: why don't you have some, sweetheart? i think it'll help you relax. >> nikki: [ sighs ] [ "the wedding march" plays ] oh,

jill stein. your goal here is not to change the results of the election but to ensure the accuracy of the count. my question is why, then, did you choose three states that mr. trump won narrowly but not a state that secretary clinton won more narrowly, new new hampshire. >> we didn't go to new hampshire because the deadline had passed. at the time we launched the recount two states had gone from donald trump. michigan was still uncertain as to which direction it would go. as far as i'm concerned if we do find evidence that there is a systemic problem here with the machines which are extremely unreliable, prone to error, human error and machine error as well as hacking and security breaches, if we find evidence that there is a systemic problem we need to expand the recount. that is what american voters are calling for, an election result and a voting system that -- >> let me ask you a question. do you know the largest switch of votes in recounts in american political history? >> i can tell you one

jill stein cited outdated and unreliable machines.onald trump won michigan by less than 11,000 votes out of more than 4.7 million votes cast. of course, there is no version of a recount that would win the presidency for jill stein. if a recount could change the election, then hillary clinton would become president. jill stein has said there is no real difference between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> we are seeing a rise in right wing extremism. not just in the united states, and it's not just donald trump. it's also throughout countries in europe. what is driving this? it is policies like nafta, like globalization, like the dominance of the banks, like the wall street bailouts, like the wall street meltdown thanks to deregulation. who gave those policies? the clintons were leading the way on those policies. >> how would donald trump -- how would donald trump be as president? >> to neo fascism is stopping neo liberalism. putting another clinton in the white house will fan the flims of this right wing extremism. we have known tha

and jill talking us into getting to a bathtub. >> not getting into a bathrobe. even for jill, who i'd do pretty much anything for. >> and the celebrating "hairspray" a fun edition of "who knew?." >> and seth, who's crazy. >> i love seth. i cannot wait for the musical, guys. live, an audience and going to be good. >> i just think it's going to do -- i don't know why, do really, really well. >> would you like some "words of wisdom." >> i think we are ready for some. >> if you make your business about helping others, you'll always have plenty of work. >> hmm. so true. never run out help. >> that's chris -- >> chris -- he's french. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> what about jennifer aniston? what is it? >> jennifer aniston suffered a wardrobe malfunction this week. >> leaving a movie screening. >> paparazzi caught her -- with her coat and a -- tag on her. >> good for her. >> human like the rest of us. >> and european size 36. went to our calculator. u.s. size 6. >> which she's not. she's much smaller than that, but you know, they cut things differently in europe

jill stein says she now believes pennsylvania is a state. in fact, it is the

kennedy: jill stein kicked off the recounted in wisconsin. hillary clinton officially has given her support. hillary is in hook, line and sinker. i almost said here, with you that's not true. can she make a comeback or is this all a big waste of time and money. let's ask the ever brilliant chris stirewalt. chris, welcome to the show. hillary clinton is lists on this legal document as an intor d onn intervenor, what does that mean? >> because jill stein raised money from people to conduct recount. then hillary clinton's lawyer says if there is going to be a recount anyway we want a seat at at table to see it's carried out in a way that we think represents our interests best. it's like you are going in on i- going in on pizza. well i'm going to toss in $5 because i want sausage. kennedy: jill stein's cam is calling manual voting the gold standard. >> the idea of of what you get from a manual recount is human beings inspect the ballots and look at them. kennedy: it sounds like it will take a lot of time. >> it will, but jill stein raised the mon

we think we should marry jill. not he should marry jill. we should marry jill. direct quote. joe and jill were married. and before long beau and hunter had a new sister -- ashley -- and a new mom. there's not a family that i know of that's any closer, more tight knit than the bidens. joe biden loves his family above all else. he's a good senator, terrific vice president, but he's a family man. for the last eight years as vice president, he's traveled the world. dignitaries, trouble spots on behalf of this country. ofttimes at the direction of president obama. and he has done it with dignity. more than a million miles. but as we've heard from the junior senator from delaware, that pales in comparison to the miles he's traveled on amtrak. more than two million miles on amtrak. he took every night home to delaware. every night he took the train home to delaware. if we worked here late he would go to a little hotel down here. he would have gone more than two million miles if it had been necessary to take care of his boys and to be with jill. vice president biden's service has bee

jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes, peanut butter. lemonis: peanut butter? it's heavy. it's thick, you agree? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: typically, when i order soup, i'm looking for a lighter meal. i don't think that's the case here, though. stephanie: this is the hungarian goul

wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, goods morning, jill. hel, investors watching uncertainty in europe after italy prime minister resigned on friday. here in the u.s., the dow lost 21 points, the nasdaq gained four. future pointing to bit of higher open. unemployment rate has fallen 4.6 of%, that's the lowest le financial crisis, so part of the reason is a lot of people have stopped looking for work. also, average hourly wages sell. now, this is the last big economic report before the fed meets next week. most analysts think it won't impact the expected interest rate hike. americanli attendants want their new uniforms recalledment the union said flight attendants have had headaches, eye irritations, the airline said it has tested the uniforms, hasn't found found unusual. >>> channel famous number five could be in jeopardy. streamlined the south of france, will run through five flower fueled used to produce the scent. the highest meant to ease traffic congestion in the french rivera. channel pushing for alternative route. >> so, how will wou

we think we should marry jill. not he should marry jill. we should marry jill. direct quote. married. and before long beau and hunter had a new sister -- ashley -- and a new mom. there's not a family that i know of that's any closer, more tight knit than the bidens. joe biden loves his family above all else. he's a good senator, terrific vice president, but he's a family man. for the last eight years as vice president, he's traveled the world. dignitaries, trouble spots on behalf of this country. ofttimes at the direction of president obama. and he has done it with dignity. more than a million miles. but as we've heard from the junior senator from delaware, that pales in comparison to the miles he's traveled on amtrak. more than two million miles on amtrak. he took every night home to delaware. every night he took the train home to delaware. if we worked here late he would go to a little hotel down here. he would have gone more than two million miles if it had been necessary to take care of his boys and to be with jill. vice president biden's service has been historic. he's b

time for check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning, always good to see you. the dow opening at new record high today watch are investors watching? >> reporter: all about the federal reserve it starts its two day policy meeting today. it is widely expected that the fed will raise short-term interest rates for just the second time in ten years. the fed has held interest rates at record lows since the financial crisis as a way to drive economic growth. that big announcement will come tomorrow afternoon. jim, rahel? >> i've been watching the market closely. jill, i understands american express is doing something really good. the latest company to announce that they're expanding maternity and paternity leave? >> well, that's right. american express is expanding its leave to 20 weeks as full pay. it offers six weeks now. the company will also pay up to $35,000 for fertility treatments, surogacy, and adoptions. in the past couple of years seen companies mostly tech industry expanding their maternity and paternity leave policies as a

. >> jill: of all the arrogant, pigheaded, underhanded moves, not to mention criminal -- >> jack: jill, don't be so hard on yourself. >> jill: you breaking brash & sassy's lease on what can only be considered a whim is not only unconscionable, it is illegal. >> jack: i understand your being angry. >> jill: don't you condescend to me. >> jack: i'm agreeing with you. my seemingly unwarranted attack on your company blindsided you, and it wasn't fair. >> jill: exactly. all right. since you've seemingly come to your senses and admitted you were wrong, migh

>> jill stein's lawsuit should all be thrown out of court.he doesn't have any more standing to bring a case than any one of us does. you know, she has no stake. you don't waste judicial resources on cases where no one's actually been harmed and no one has the prospect of being harmed going forward. you have to show harm to get your day in court. otherwise, the courts will be tied up forever. >> right, and you know what, nelson? otherwise, she also said that there possibly had been some -- you know, dnc got hacked by outside forces, that there could have been some other foreign body doing this. but they had no evidence that it had happened here, so that was the other reason it got thrown out. >> what i like about jill stein's lawsuit, whether standing or not, is the fact that there are a number of machines in the state that have no paper. it's totally electronic. and they could be hacked, and easily hacked. and i think that to put some emphasis on having trust and relationship with regard to the voters, i think their knowledge of what happened

. >> jill: of all the arrogant, pigheaded, underhanded moves, not to mention criminal -- >> jack: jillt be so hard on yourself. >> jill: you breaking brash & sassy's lease on what can only be considered a whim is not only unconscionable, it is illegal. >> jack: i understand your being angry. >> jill: don't you condescend to me. >> jack: i'm agreeing with you. my seemingly unwarranted attack on your company blindsided you, and it wasn't fair. >> jill: exactly. all right. since you've seemingly come to your senses and admitted you were wrong

was that to jill? excuse me. >> joe first, then jill. >> sorry. >> there's two things here. one, suppose this is a gambit. suppose this is trump's negotiating style. reopen closed issues, sow confusion, create leverage for negotiations. then he will have a chance to cash this in early in his administration. this issue and his meeting with vladimir putin early in the administration could be the most important challenge confronting the new president and he has a chance to make history. he could take a page from reagan's playbook. he could make a deal with vladimir putin if he wants to improve relations between the two countries to cut both sides' nuclear arsenals, cut them in half the way reagan did, or george w. bush did, or h.w. bush. they each cut the arsenal in half. trump could be that kind of president. if he does that, that's the deal of a lifetime. that will ensure his place in the history books. but remember, we still have 30 days before he becomes president. what's obama going to do? he has a chance to take some actions now that could reduce the hair trigger alert st

it's led by former green party candidate jill stein. in new york city this morning she said it is needed to make sure every vote is counted accurately. vernon odem has more on what's going on in the keystone state today. vernon. >> reporter: good afternoon, rick, this lawsuit was filed by green party candidate dr. jill stein she used the persona of a rentsterred voter -- registered voter as the plaintiff. >> the pennsylvania system of elections both generally and in this particular case has violated the rights of veerts ts count. >> reporter: lawyers of the jill stein presidential campaign filed a lawsuit in philadelphia demanding a recount in pennsylvania and examination of touch screen saying they could be hacked by other countries or domestically, as well. >> this is a state where the majority of voters are forced to vote with machines that are easier to hack than an iphone. they are vulnerable and hackable and we need to make sure they were counted. >> president-elect trump is calling the recount move by stein, a scam and waste of t

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>>reporter: i'm in. >> all right, jill, thank you. appreciate it. >>> that netflix, that's huge, on a plane, you don't have to buy stuff now, i can download it and watch it? oh, that's great >> it would be pretty fantastic. >> we love it. >> change in the way we travel. >>> danielle, another wet morning out there to start, another soggy start. >> and december 1st, can you believe it? we flipped the calendar here. i'm going to give awe little preview chris and kate. winter begins on with the solstice, 5:44 a.m. the average high temperatures this month dropped from 46 degrees today to 37 by the end of the month and normally for the month of september boston sees an average snowfall of nine inches. you remember it took until mid- january last year to get the first inch of snow in boston. we already had a trace this year back in november. back in november, like it was so long ago, yesterday. satellite and radar here tracking the rain out there. southeast connecticut and eastern long island is going to move over the southeast part of the s

lovely wifein jill. i don't recall witnessing such an event like myself and actually having it happen eith either. he was lucky the moves and fewuh other senators would have seen. many years have passed since we shared those adventures and many have transpired personal, public for the reworked into disappointment and the challenges. we were still young men when we came to the senate. they both teste passed the bibll threescore intent. this place, the united states senate has been central and here we worked together on the country's challenges. here we fought and argued over the country's direction who would compromise and join forces to serve the public interest. here we watched history made and made our small contributions. we've both been known to hold a strong opinion or two. we would rather make the points emphatically than electrically. i know that jill appreciates the adage i tried to follow in my public life. when we have had differences of opinion over the years we managed to make the positions c

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good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. investors are watching today's analysts expect that employers added another 174,000 jobs last month, leaving the unemployment rate at 4.9%. yesterday, tech stocks plunged but big gains in banking and oil stocks and that pulled the dow to another record high. the dow gained 68 points, the s&p dropped 7, the nasdaq lost 72 points. >>> u.s. auto sales surged. november sales up 3.7% thanks in part to steep discounts. there is one month to go in the year, of course, the industry has a chance to match or exceed last year's sales of more than 17 million vehicles. >>> starbucks chairman howard schultz is stepping down as ceo. he joined starbucks morethan 30 years ago and transformed the coffee chain into a global brand. schultz will become executive chairman in april, focusing on innovation and social impact activitis. starbucks new chief executive will be kevin johnson. he was named president and chief operating officer last year. lines will pay a $40 million fine for ocean polluting. the pe

jill martin, thank you so much. fantastic. jill martin, nice stuff. >>> good morning, 9:58 on is this friday. how's it looking out there? >> beautiful conditions for this friday as we wrap up work week. 75 degre some fair weather clouds and light breezes, a cool and crisp start to your week on saturday morning. we're at 56 degrees but the warm up continues into the weekend. we'll get to 82 by sunday and get ready to break out the umbrellas you'll need them for next week tuesday and thursday, highs dialing back into the 70s. >>> well, the caution of a massive fire that destroyed the rec park center is still a the facility was undergoing a renovation. more local news >> coming up on "daytime" corey dylan fills in as my cohost. and we get comedian craig gass's best tracy morgan. >> hey, this is the voice of your next door neighbor. i'm a vietnamese girl. that's crazy. >> plus we break down the latest string of donald trump tweets. to somehow limit his tweets. they're going to have to limit his access. >> they should have someone

jill -- skype with them. jill decided she was going to take that experience and create delaware boots on the ground to look out for lady working with michelle obama to create something they called joining forces which focuses on education for military families, edition, employment opportunity -- education, employment opportunity, access to well nz services. she managed to write a book from a child's point of view of having a loved one in the family deployed overseas in the military. and as i said earlier, just helped to raise three terrific kids, three terrific kids. sometimes i like to quote maya angelou who sang, i think, at the second inauguration of barack obama and joe biden and passed away not long ago. maya an lieu said -- maya angelou said something that's appropriate for us today. she said, people may not remember what you said. people may not remember what you do. but they'll remember how you made them feel. they'll remember how you made them feel. and one of the threads through everything that's be

as jill said. putin always says we're not in the cold war. actually, the russian government behaves as if we are still in the cold war. a coupe in montenegro, what's known as active measures. cloud the waters of a democratic policy -- >> thank you, juliet. thank you, jill, thank you, bob. >>> when we come back, can a president who skips daily intelligence briefings be prepared to face down global terror? afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. it has long been called storm of tiny bubbles, the champagne of beers. ♪ if you've got the time welcome to the high life. ♪ we've got the beer ♪ miller beer tadirectv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. s

i mean, i am not a fan of jill stein. >> i don't like her. don't trust her. >> truth and justice on justice. >> there you go. >> i -- look. i think she's a fraud. i think she's using this to raise money. would i like to know if there is mischief in the votes? sure. but i don't think she's the person going to be going after it. i think that is enough of that. >> why did hillary clinton's team join inned fray? >> because donald trump is going on a victory tour. and hillary clinton on a sore loser tour. at harvard university, they're blaming the right and racism. >> what is the right? will someone explain what it means? >> hillary clinton popularized in her own speech during the campaign. our research shows there is one group that shows there is about 200 members and a bit of a splinter group. and nothing to do with conservative movement or republican party. and guess what? she lost. she needs to stop blaming other people. she needs to go to the hamptons and relax. >> she spent enough time there raising money. but now, chris, i want to talk abou

jill, let the me know if you don't get your christmas card on time, okay. >> i will. >> thanks, jill. >>> here's a police chase that doesn't happen very often. >> just wait until you see this comical yet adorable theme as officers try to catch unlikely runaways, that is the donkeys wondering around a burlington county home in south jersey saturday morning. the it turns out they escaped from their enclosure. mount laurel police officers were able to carol the animals and return them to their homes , unharmed. >> does that qualify as a chase. look at how slow they are moving, more like a stroll. >> wasn't eyor a donkey. >> yes. >> coming up, we will check weather and traffic. >> plus we will show you a philadelphia christmas tradition, we will be right >>> welcome back, good morning to you. expecting to see a pretty quiet day all things considered and technically a typical day for mid december standard. at the moment all is calm here , not necessarily bright, the sunnies in the just up yet but we will see more sun then anything. your current temperatures 37, feels like 37, even despite

, jill.o invest remembers waiting for the november jobs report this morning. what are they expecting? >> reporter: well, economists expect that the us economy added 174,000 jobs, and that the unemployment rate held steady at 4.9%. this is the last big economic report before the fed meets this month, and strong job growth facing more likely the fed will decide the economy can handle an interest rate hike. greg, jan? >> jill, starbucks shares are falling on word howard shultz is stepping down as ceo. so who exactly taking over at the coffee chain? >> okay, well, shultz joined starbucks more than 30 years ago, and transformed the coffee chain into global brand. he'll become executive chairman in april. and focus on social activities, starbucks coo, kevin johnson, will take over as chief executive. he is spent more than decade working in the tech world, and we'll see how investors react today. but, shultz says that johnson is more than qualified to take over. greg, jan? >> just as long as i still