kevin: yeah.y photography teacher took my nice camera out of my hands and gave me this, a plastic camera that took square film format and i learned to love it. it was easy to take good photos in square format. emily: while you're at stanford, you had an offer to work at facebook. what happened? kevin: there was a girl involved and i didn't want to leave school. i talked to a lot of my mentors of the time who said facebook is a fad, it will go away. to this day, i think about that decision. i think it was the right decision. i loved finishing stanford and i loved what i learned there. when i think about it, i think about how many technologies have come about that people doubt at first and i took that with me at instagram. a lot of people thought instagram wouldn't work in the first few years and still don't think it wouldn't work. you have just got to keep going. emily: you went on to google. you interned at odio, which became twitter. what is it like sharing a desk with jack dorsey? kevin: when i

kevin systrom: yes.y photography teak or -- teacher took my nice camera and gave me a plastic family the -- camera that took square film format and i learned to love it. emily: what you were at stanford, i understand you had an offer to drop out and work at facebook. what happened? kevin systrom: there was a girl involved and i didn't want to leave school, but also i talked to a lot of my mentors who said facebook is a fad that will go away. to this day, i think about this decision. i think it was the right decision. i loved vanishing stanford and loved what i learned there. stanford and what i learned there. and then i think about the that people thought would work in the first few years. people still nothing instagram will work it sometimes. it's hard to refute or this point. emily: you went on to google. you interned at odeo, and shared a desk with jack dorsey. what was that like? kevin systrom: when i showed up for my first day of work, i got a puzzled look and they were like oh, that's right, we hir

kevin: good. kevin. lemonis: kevin -- oh, hey! i think i just met your wife. kevin: yes.lemonis: she's, like, all energetic and excited. so, what happens here? kevin: this is where we make all our soups and products for sandwiches. lemonis: okay. who's in charge of the kitchen here? dave: mayra. lemonis: are you mayra? mayra: yes, it's me. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. mayra: i'm mayra. nice to meet you. lemonis: so, you're the jefe of the kitchen? mayra: yeah. lemonis: is this bacon? dave: sure is. lemonis: and what is this? dave: these are the dumplings. kevin: secret dumpling, man. lemonis: what's the secret. kevin: well, the secret is very good. i give it a little stir. lemonis: now, how long have you worked here? kevin: i've been here a little over five months. lemonis: what is your role? kevin: it's kind of been changing. i was supposed to be regional -- helping him oversee five locations and get him some structure. lemonis: did he need structure? is it hard saying it with him standing there? kevin: no, it's not. i already told him. lemonis: oh, i know. kevin:

kevin systrom: for sure.n one thing i have learned , through the history of instagram is that the more personalization you add, if you can have an experience that caters to you, you can use machine learning and artificial intelligence to make a much better experience for you. emily: what about e-commerce. do you think about adding a "buy" button to instagram? are there any plans for that? kevin systrom: where we start and where we will end is at two different places. we have a buy button like that on instagram, but the transaction does not take place on there. we want advertisers to create their own products or post, and then they take action on the advertiser's website. if we can make that more seamless in the future, of course we will. they are just starting to walk before we run. emily: who do you see as competition? kevin systrom: where do i start? we as consumers only have limited amount of time to pull out our phones and do something, so anyone competing for time. emily: one employee told us they are co

kevin also gave back.ate a bedroom for 11-year-old jacob who is battling leukemia. >> oh, man! jacob just broke down a little bit and almost made me cry. what's up, man? how are you doing? you like it? yeah. thank you, once again, "e.t." there is no me without you. you guys know how to do it. you do it big all the time. >> i love kevin, i really do. but i just want to point out that that man made nearly $90 million in 12 months and did not buy me one single dinner. >> that's kind of sad. >> kevin, why don't you take him to dinner so he'll stop talking about etonline.com, your 24/7 destination for entertainment news. >> primal consideration provided by -- take a look at what we have for you tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. >> i'm a big fan. >> we have your sneak peek at the can't-miss tv kicking off 2017. plus, we are with bachelor nick getting another shot at love. >> what if you're still single at the end of this fourth season? >> tomorrow on "e.t." le ma announcer: tonight on undercover boss...

and kevin johnson of starbucks.n't have to check in with me but would be nice to know things. ken langone also is here. cofounder of the home depot. >> nice weekend coming up. >> you got the executive branch, legislative branch, scotus. any reason not to be in a good mood? >> i think what he did in indianapolis yesterday was brilliant. i understand what the feelings are -- >> whoa, whoa. >> i understand why we don't want to have a managed economy by government. hold on. this guy is the first time i can think of of a small number of people. all politicians talk about how they want to save the world and i've got to help you and they proceed to go on and do nothing. this guy god bless him said you know what? i know about these people. i don't know if i'm doing the right thing or not, but i'm going to go out there and help them save their jobs. >> we're going to have like eight minutes where we just unleash you. meantime, let me talk about the futures for a second because it's the top of the hour. got to update people.

deb: good morning, kevin. right now, 93 north and south is decent. keep in mind the roads are wet. allow a couple extra minutes this morning. no problems on 293 from the concord to lebanon. in massachusetts, 93 south is heavy from methuen through andover, that problems getting into boston. this is brought to you by bernie and phil's. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95.7. erin: thank you. an elderly woman is dead after a tragic, freak accident in durham. sean: police say the woman was dragged and then run over by her own car as she was leaving a friend's home yesterday. wmur's ray brewer joins us live this morning in durham to explain how this happened. good morning, ray. ray: police say a witness called 911 around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, reporting someone had been hit by a car along bagdad road. officer say when they arrived at the scene, they found an 86-year-old woman with very serious injuries. she would later die at the hospital. investigators say the woman had been visiting friends.

deb: good morning, kevin. right now, 93 north and south the skies are clear and roads are dry, which is a pleasant change. we are not seeing problems on interstate 89 from concord to the upper valley. the southbound side is delay free at the bow junction. you get through the bedford polls with ease on the everett turnpike. it looks good hanging into nashua and tyngsborough. this report is being brought to you by auto fair. i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: a claremont woman is accused of trying to hire someone to kill another person, but investigators say the person she tried to hire was an 20-year-old monique earle is charged with conspiracy to commit murder. wmur's ray brewer is live this morning at the attorney general's office in concord to explain the situation. ray: good morning. the attorney general's drug task force teamed up with local -- with claremont police after learning of the alleged plot on tuesday evening. according to prosecutors, 20-year-old monique earle was staying at a domestic viole

kevin was born on 2-22.the there's still so much more that needs to be done. >> their new mission? to make sure a diabetes test is included in every child's west visit to the doctor. it's a simple test that can keep your child healthy and alive. >> diabetes is an epidemic, the numbers support it. and it's not being treated as an epidemic. it needs to be. >> this is what they hope will be kevin's legacy and they hope somehow he's proud of what they're doing. what do you think he would say to you? >> keep making memories, keep living my life and he's always with me. and he'll be my guardian angel until it's time to meet again. >> now, the law is prompting other states to look at the law as well. florida passed their version last spring. pennsylvania submitted act 1409. for more information, go to the family's facebook page in memory of kevin howdy. >>> well, it was supposed to be rhonda rousey's big comeback fight. her dreams of winning back her ufc title were over in less than a minute. andy scholes will have

kevin: the wind picks up and temperatures warm up. the system that made its way through hasn't quite gotten here yet. it will filter in later this afternoon. afternoon highs in the next hour, and we will see cooler air on the westerly wind through the remainder of the afternoon did almost nothing but blue sky in central and southern areas. in north country we hang on to clouds. there will be occasional rain showers this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 30's and low 40's. eventually we switch to scattered snow showers. some spots of west and certainly up north, typical of the northwesterly flow. probably the reality as we go through tonight and tomorrow. the winds are expected to continue to remain fairly active all the way in western and northern areas under the west and northwest. this split of clouds and clear as in the southeastern will continue. upper-level systems back to the west. while the rain is gone to the rt this system back to the west and that keeps active for the north country. as far as the rain showers, lingeri

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our montgomery county reporter kevin lewis shows us where. this one is interesting, kevin. kevin: yeah. absolutely. mark khan crafted the makeshift synthetic ice rink here. his late stepdaughter melanie. who loved hockey. mel's rink, as the rink is affectionately called now finding new life atop a muddy baseball diamond in rockville. it's mel's rink chapter one ended with the sudden demise. >> it's like swimming. everybody should learn how to skate. kevin: mark is writing a sunnier chapter two. his new rink moved to the cold and soggy b the bender jewish community center in rockville. >> it's a passion. it's like if you had a passion for, you know, painting. you are going to paint. if you had a passion for, you know, swimming, you will swim. mine is hockey. >> i think it ads another element -- it adds another element and enriches the after-school program even more. kevin: susan fisher runs the youth rec program until now people stop by to ask what is happening here. kevin: montgomery county is planning to construct a synthetic ice rink at this park in poolesville. pending a

kevin johnson will take the role.a call last night, schultz said johnson is more equipped for the top job. >> i think kevin is better prepared to be the chief executive officer on a go-forward basis than i am in terms of his skill base capabilities, his understanding of technology and how that will be integrated into the customer experience and put starbucks once again reaffirming our leadership position in all things retail. >> don't miss both schultz and johnson on "squawk box" live at 7:30 a.m. eastern in a first on cnbc interview. >> plus worth pointing out shares were down about 12% initially when that news was announced. it's now down about 3%. and as thomas mohr was telling us, people got over the initial shock and now just focused on the question is he stepping down because he's done all that he can for what is a mature company. >> right, where is the growth that is left. >> and he's seen the share price go up 8 fold since he tooko ove in 2008 and people are wondering does howard position that the share price

kevin was born on 2-22. was the sacrificial lam and there's still so much more that needs to be done. >> their new mission, to make sure a diabetes test is included in every child's well visit to the doctor. it's a simple blood test, just a prick on the finger that could keep your child healthy and alive. >> diabetes is an epidemic. the numbers support it. and it's not being treated as an epidemic. >> no. >> and it needs to be. >> this is what they hope will be kevin's legacy. and they hope somehow he's proud of what they're doing. what do you think ehe'll say to you now? >> keep making memories. keep living my life and that he's always with me and he'll be my guardian angel until it's time to meet again. >> howdy's law is prompting other states to look at the issue and take tlax. florida passed their version of howdy law last spring. pennsylvania just admitted senate bill 1409 and at least a half other dozen states are looking to enact similar legislation. for more information, go to the family's facebook p

kevin: that is correct. president waited for to ask question on the topic but once he did he spoke for more than an hour about the russian hacks and his theory how best to put up with putin. president obama: i have a list of who has been nicety and nice to call on -- naughty and nice to call on. kevin: he started with jokes but turned serious quick saying the russian-led cyber hacks cost hillary clinton the election. president obama: i don't think she was treated fairly in the election. >> last night hillary directed it to putin. >> vladimir putin, himself, directed the cyber attack against our electoral system, against our democracy. apparently because he has a personal beef against me. kevin: president obama said he met with putin in september and he said his message was cut out the cyber hacks or we'll play the same game. president obama: the russians can't change they are a smaller country, a weaker country. kevin: he says there is a contingent of americans that are picking russia over democrats. preside

kevin: starting with a wet weather across the area. the last of the rainfall making its way through. the skies should break apart into the afternoon with mild temperatures in the lower to middle 50's with the breeze out of the west bringing in cooler air. those details, coming up. erin: check this out. a massive lobster is back in open water this morning thanks to a rather unique purchase. this massive lobster weighs 23 pounds and was nicknamed king louie after he was hauled in over the weend its estimated he is 100-years-old. the lobster shop was trying to figure out what to do until yesterday when a woman from nova scotia bought him at market rate $9.99 a pound, so $230, in order , to have him returned to the sea. back where he came from. erin: being released back into the water. it is a. we saw big ones at the seacoast do secret santas this time of year, but in new zealand the tradition is a national effort. sean: nerly 2,000 people in the country signed up for the massive annual gift exchange sponsored by the national postal servic

kevin? kevin: this happened in a subdivision of single family homes. a number of people standing looking at the scene. a big section of parkland drive shut down. this occurred at 4:30. the e car. we are told a mother in her 20's standing in the roadway and she was putting her young instant child in the car or taking the child out. the child described to be around a year old. if you look beyond the crash there is a postal van in the roadway. i spoke to the postman and he says he witnessed the crash and says the her sids was driving -- mercedes was driving erratically. ten minutes before we came live, the montgomery county police were helping the postman move packageage and the letters to another vehicle. his vehicle is in the middle of the crash investigation. the postman was too concerned to talk on camera. we also spoke to the homeowner next to the house where this all happened. they said they were inside. they heard a loud bang. they ran out and s

. >> why isn't kevin hart impressed? >> you know what? it's fine. >> can i get a belly bump? our night out with the stars of office christmas party munn dared me at the holiday bash. >> that's from olivia munn, and then walk away. >> bad move, olivia. bad move. >> now for december 8, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> brad versus angelina. so are they now in major damage control? >> this custody battle isn't just being fought in the court. now it's playing out in the media. we have exclusive new details as the mudslinging gets downright quote, pr scam, and it backfired that's what a source close to angelina told us, adding that pitt is desperate to repair his media image. he doesn't get to be treated specially just because he's a movie star. about 20 minutes after we heard thaa, we got this comeback from another source. angie's team are fueling the fire all to the detriment of the entire family. >> it sounds like angelina is airing this stuff out to damage presssor reputation. is there any comment on this? >> i can't comment. >> people are hanging on y a thread on thi

thanks kevin......remember to watch the packers and texans sunday right here on c-b-s 58....kevin and i will be at lambeau and be sure to stay tuned for our hour long post game special at 4.... the bucks 17 point win over the n-b-a champion cavaliers was huge....there's no denying or downplaying that..... that.....but 24 only goes in the standings as one win....with the party over the bucks know they have to put that in the rear view mirror and turn the headlights on tomorrow's game at brookyln... 3 giannis: "i know we are a young team, we are really excited about the game. no one can not be excited. but we know that we have two games going forward against brooklyn and we have to have them. people say it's a big win, it's just a win. we have to move forward and try to get brooklyn."forward and try to get brooklyn." marquette hosts western carolina and this one was over before it started....the gets pushed up to jajuan johnson for the slam....before the catamounts could blink it was six zip....a few minutes later it's 41 - 13 as the golden eagles shot 72 percent in the first half....th

i happen to know kevin for a very long time and kevin is terrific.view with kevin. he knows the company well. but nobody can stay ceo forever. howard is 63. we always knew when kevin johnson came in that it could be a transition. at the same time there's only one howard schultz and howard schultz built an empire, a fantastic company. he stepped aside once before and the stock did not do well. he's not really stepping aside this time. he's going to be the executive chairman. going to run the roastery. but you know what, what can i say? it's like the end of an era and i don't want the era to end because it's a great one. >> jim, stephanie is here, she's got a question. so you know that a big part of the starbucks story over the years has been margins because schultz has been laser focused on cost and really keeping the margins in a range where they could expand and they could see operating leverage on the bottom line. do you think kevin johnson has what it takes to deliver operating leverage in a slower growth environment which we have been seeing? >>

. >> as we know, you and kevin frazier wwrked together back in the day.ra will be ttere tonight. >> oh, nice. >> olivia munn, and something i can do or a dare or something i can do with kevin and eventually say that was from olivia. >> when he's standing there and when you see his legs are locked just about behind his knee and he'll buckle underneath and you say that's from olivia munn and walk away. okay. got it. >> it's going to happen. >> i'm not the kind of guy to say no to a dare and still in my sumo snowman costume, by the way, and this happens. >> oh! >> that was a good hit. took me down. >> i just want to say that that moment was fueled by casa mexico tequila that madeethat madness possible. >> i'm okay, everybody. i'm okay. >> but the snowman suit will never be the same. here's what's coming up. hairspray live bloopers, the head-scratching moments you may have missed. and empire's cookie, taraji p. henson tells us about her most in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop a

dweet me jurors at kevin besides, nobody's getting hurt.uy was up there before we got here. >> nobody was getting hurt. >> that guy was there before we got there. >> yes, that is ted bull right there one of my favorite films 2016 in this particular segment you find out where it falls on top 5 movies of the year. we go backwards from five to one favorite noovrryes of 016 well over 100 movies i saw tweet yours@kevin mccarthy tv first "moonlight" barry jenkins what a film this is take place over three different sections of young man's life while he is living in miami. i'm tell you now this film is so important it is a beautiful movie but also very devastating story as well and i think that it really has the best poster of the year if you have not seen poster it has all three of the ages of the character we see on screen it've highly recommend seeing it it will really, really make you think when you leave the theater. i hope people see it very beautiful and important film. next up "sing street" number four you may say i never heard this movie.

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kevin: i swear to god. >> i know. kevin: this is a democratic issue. julian assange has said whether we take his word, a lot of the information came from dnc operative himself. maria: that's what julian assange said. morgan: some of the problems is that we have seen heads of intelligence agency giving interviews slamming the president elect. >> john brenan has been politicized. the fbi never confirmed what he says. he says the fbi confirmed what he said in an internal e-mail. this is what's going on. he's acting politically in line of the democrat party and what they want to do. >> how important it is for republicans that they have majorities in both houses to take on kinder security as a priority. right now they are setting up a select, they have written mitch mcconnell for a select committee on cyber. this is the future. >> we have been pushing, one of the senators have pushed to having something permanently on disruption of technology. we were developing what we called weponized technology and techniques to use it. this is not new to us. the problem

kevin: each day cooler than the day before. we have spiked back into the lower 50's along the seacoast. farther north and west you go, we have quite a few more clouds around. temperatures because of that cooler. cooler air continuing to filter in. air mass in place that will be around for a good portion of the weekend. most of the wind for tomorrow lightens significantly on sunday and beyond. from there, the coolest of the air monday into tuesday. for the time being, reinforcing shot of cooler, drier air working ity northwestern half of the state through the afternoon and through tonight, light snow in the north country. there is moisture coming within this. for southern areas of the state come back at me flurries and a light snow shower but that should be it as far as precipitation south of the white mountains through the weekend. areas of light snow forming in the north country. of 50. with the wind, doesn't feel like it out there. gusting at times over 20 miles an hour. as you go back to the west, plenty of cool air. as long

i think kevin is right. >> you still like it too, right?have stayed with the idea that ultimately disney would figure out ethic ethical/consumer preference challenges with digital cob tent. aye made the point that they've been doing this since the 1930s. it's always a different transmission mechanism, but having the best content, and having a ton of cash flow in the meantime. netflix has the exclusive on some of the best motion pictures of all time and television shows. that's not a forever deal. when the deal runs off, don't fall out of your chair if disney doesn't have its own app ready to go like we've seen from hbo and showtime. i would probably in the first or second inning of figuring out how to make money from streaming, and espn will factor into that as well. >> we're going to take a quick look at the market right now. it is 12:30 on the east coast. there is the dow jones industrial average. one-third of 1%. it's a gain of 60 points. that march towards dow 20,000 goes on. the dow on pace for its fifth positive week in a row. not to

this is howard schultz talking about kevin johnson. >> kevin's decades spent scaling global businesses will continue to help starbucks navigate this new period of worldwide growth and innovation. >> reporter: and we should tell you that howard and kevin are going to join us, we'll be able to ask them all the questions that investors have about this transition and what it means for starbucks. they'll join us on "squawk box" tomorrow morning at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. pretty early for those of us waking up on the west. >> absolutely. i will see you then, andrew. >> reporter: i will see you then on "squawk box," it will be a lot of fun. >> as andrew said, the after hours session starbucks is down to the tune of 4%. look at this chart here, starbucks' chart was up 1,000% his first go-round as ceo. he stepped down in 2000, came back in 2007. when he was gone, the stock doubled. when he came back in 2008, he managed to jump-start the stock again. under his most recent reign, the stock posted a return of 500 pers500%. the question is now do you own starbucks without howard schultz? >> i own i

is there a concern that with kevin -- even with kevin johnson's credential, he cannot keep betrayed movingdirection because only howard schultz can do that -- keep moving the train in the right direction because only howard schultz can do that? >> their retirement manus -- the entire management team is more solid, other people in key positions to support the overall direction of starbucks. the cohesion is more stable. thank you both for joining us quickly on this breaking news. scarlet: coming up, today's departure brought more volatility to the peso and raising questions about the future of mexico's economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ wow, x1 has netflix? hey, drop a beat. ♪ show me orange is the new black ♪ ♪ wait, no, bloodline ♪ how about bojack, luke cage ♪ oh, dj tanner maybe show me lilyhammer ♪ ♪ stranger things, marseille, the fall ♪ ♪ in the same place as my basketball? ♪ ♪ narcos, fearless, cooked ♪ the crown, marco polo, lost and found ♪ ♪ grace and frankie, hemlock grove, season one of...! ♪ show me house of cards. finally, you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all yo

kevin nealon. musical guest gary clark jr.nd featuring the legendary roots cr. >> questlove: 588. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, welcome! thank you. welcome. thank you for being here. enjoy. sit down, relax. now, listen. something in my teeth. welcome. thank you so much. that's too nice. welcome, welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show -- this is the show to be at. oh, man. thank you for being here. here's what people are talking about. oh, there's a chance of snow in the forecast for new york city, this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] just remember the simple rule. if someone's lying in the snow on their back, snow angel. if they're lying on their face, santacon. [ cheers and applause ] be nice to them. walk around them. of course, christmas is just a a couple weeks away, and in case you haven't heard, the hottest toys this year are "hatchimals." which are stuffed animals that hatch from eggs, and l

i can just see kevin hart just going "oh, kid." >> well, kevin hart demands -- he demands a recount,ere's always never. >> jimmy: that's right. there's always never. here's your daughter, jasmine, inmazine. look at how impressed. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: even she's impressed. >> look at that face. she is loving it. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? oh my god. >> i tell you, i have turned into a monster at home, though. that's the thing. >> jimmy: you are. >> right, so any time you get a a title like the "sexiest man alive." >> jimmy: of course. >> so now, with my lady lauren at home, it's just now i don't even have to speak in full sentences. so now for example, you know, go ahead and ask me, "hey, you know, how'd you sleep last night, baby?" >> jimmy: how'd you sleep last night, baby? [ grunting ] that's not -- >> that's it. >> jimmy: no that's not it. >> now, what i just said was, i slept very well, thank you so much for asking. >> jimmy: you could've done it as words, instead of winking. >> but it's very -- >> jimmy: you're really milking this. is there anything that you do that's unsexy

kevin: congressman, it's kevin. i'm curious as it's your take given that this was such a politicized deal and that you've seen basically everybody thinking that the workers were marginalized by carrier. it was only $65 million that they were going the save. they make over $56 billion in revenue for united technologies. are we going to start to see a awe of other companies taken into consideration at risk should they move jobs? is that what's really the tone here in this messaging with this deal? >> you know, i think the message is a lot bigger than say the united technology, i think it's the fact that they are saying, we are going to get obamacare off of our backs. in some sorm we are going to have health care, mr. trump is going to rebuild pipelines and the regulatory burden of the epa and bureaucrats out of washington micro managing businesses, that will be gone and the tax code is going to be simplified and tactses will be lowered so we can compete internationally. there's really a whole basket full of things tha

as kevin janison mentioned at >> kevin: if you have been outside today you would definitely concur. especially the early morning hours. they were challenging to get out for us weather wimps. while it will be cold tomorrow morning, not as cold what's we experienced this morning. sparkling strip from our camera on top of the mandalay bay. not as much action as you would expect outside but after all it is the middle of the week. we'll look at some of those numbers and they are falling into the 40s pretty much valley-wide but not as fast as they were yesterday. a cou o hills. then it does ease upward toward 50 degrees. a couple of neighborhoods near eastside. temperatures also chilly in the mountains 20. big difference today is this thin blanket of clouds. these clouds will keep the temperature from falling too fast and too cold during the evening hours which means we but we've got more wind and two more blasts of cold air taking aim at us. complete details on that with the 7-day forecast just a couple of minutes away. jim and reed? . >> jim: thank you for that. >>> metro detectives say

kevin holden with more form lambeau. kevin: "with the packers in need of a win to keep that ray of playoff hope alive the offense responded with its highest output of the season. 38 points including two touchdown tosses from aaron rodgers to jordy nelson. they've hooked up for 12 touchdowns this year, 57 in their careers and that ties a packers franchise record." record."jordy: "there's we've seen it for years in practice and games so in a good way he can't impress us because he does it all the time" time." rodgers: "like i said at four and six kevin: "with the packers in need of a win to keep that ray of playoff hope alive the offense responded with its highest output of the season. 38 points including two touchdown tosses from aaron rodgers to jordy nelson. they've hooked up for 12 toucowns this year, 57 in their careers and that ties a packers franchise record." practice and games so in a good way he can't impress us because he does it all the time" time." rodgers: "like i said at four and six i felt like we had a lot

bye, kevin!> good luck and good night. >>> tonight, double disaster -- a rising death toll as wildfires, then tornadoes explode across the south. new threats, new warnings as a big part of the country gets hit with wild extremes. >>> no charges in a fatal police shooting that sparked days of protests. why prosecutors say the officer was justified in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words fr the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier from moving to mexico. what did it take? >>> and making it work -- the big american company where every day is take your child to work day. and employees couldn't be happier.

kevin johnson.chultz will become executive chairman and focus on the company's high end coffee shops. earlier on squawk jim asked schultz about the leadership change. >> it's got to be difficult for kevin. you're an executive chairman, you're not a chairman. that means you'll be intimately involved. you're staying on in a very important mission. how will you really let kevin have the reins? because an executive chairman is in there doing exactly what a ceo could do if he's not careful. >> no, no, jim, i can't let you get away with that one. kevin johnson starting in april is going to be comprehensively all in the chief executive officer at starbucks coffee company. howard schultz is the executive chairman to support whenever kevin needs it. he is managing the business. he's managing the team. he's setting the strategy, and i'm here to help and support. this should be no misunderstanding whatsoever. and kevin johnson is well equipped to take the company to the next level. and that's going to be a won

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kevin: this is a man who knows about braving the winter conditions in wisconsin. donald driver, instead of lambeau, you're at goodwill, and making some appearances. tell us about it.driver: it's amazing, amazing opportunity for me. you get to see what people do every single day, and that's donate items to an amazing cause, and today i got an opportunity to go out there and receive those items.(the brown box, too? yes. ok. straight back.)driver: normally, it's cold outside right now, especially taking those donations, i was out there freezing. i think i've been in texas too long. my blood has kind of thinned out a little bit. (i was freezing at first)kevin: the snow has been coming and that day sunday at lambeau was crazy. you miss playing in those conditions at all?driver: on sunday, i did. i was watching the game and i was like wow, i do miss that, you know but not all the time. just on game day. (here's your receipt man. oh, ok. oh, i like!)kevin: driver has at least two trips planned to wisconsin next year, and both involve halls of fame. he'll be going into th

that's why i didn't catch on. >> kevin was so touched by the award tonight. much deserved he's an awesome meteorologist and great guy to work with. >> great friend and he works so hard at what he does and he loves science. i'm a geek i love the weather. can't wait for another snowstorm. >> congrats, kev. >> congrats. >>> we'll start getting some rain and a rush to the rescue. a heroic effort that took place long before emergency anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana?. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana? is used along with diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1c than januvia. invokana? works around the clock by reducing the amount of sugar allowed back into the body, and sending some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for lowering systolic blood pressure