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. >> you may love howard schultz of but do you love kevin johnson? >> i love what you did there. tim made a point. one time he called a howard schultz charles. >> so who would be the johnson that would you refer to? >> anyway. a pause there. >> and i'll pick up on that awkward silence. his ability to run starbucks over the next five to ten years, i'm sure he'll do an amazing job. i think the valuation at 21 times forward serngs reasonable of he's leaving in april. i think the report is april 27. would it surprise anyone to see him leave with the stock at an all time high which is about 11 or 12% from where we currently are. >> 11% higher from where it is now? >> from now to the best day to. see the stock trade. to have him leave at an all time high. >> that's a big bet. that's a big call. >> i bottwouldn't be surprised e goes out on a high note. >> herculean, in the next couple weeks. he's walking around april 22 or 23rd. >> i think what you the want to hang your hat on is their expansion possibilities. they talked today very, very in depth about how much they would expand. globe

what can you tell us about kevin johnson? ook, i've known kevin -- >> to your point, tyler, the other guy didn't go well. >> look, he tried. it was a very difficult situation. and i think in a lot of ways, howard had -- there was real estate that wasn't that good. stores got a little rundown. what kevin has done is kind of like when i talk to patty doyle at domino's, technology people, these are issues involving gigantic chains, hundreds of thousands of people. and you need to be able to figure out how to get them to work. and that's a technological marvel these days. coffee will taste great. can you get people in and out, get them in and out when coffee is hot. that's a technological feat as well as it is a -- >> my wife uses the app to order, the mobile app all the time. >> she's the one cutting the line. >> they'll say we got 20 mobile orders all at once. it's a problem of abundance really. >> it's the high-quality problem. >> you solve it, you've got t i wonder whether the people who order online or using the app are less

kevin johnson, jessica writing that the four men face 47 criminal charges, including computer fraud and economic espionage. it's the first time the u.s. government issued criminal charges against russian officials for cyberhacks, and the two officers of russia's federal security service, known as the f.s.b., allegedly paid hacks to break into yahoo!'s system as part of an intelligence collection operation and tli pockets of fall, according to federal prosecutors. the acting assistant attorney general making the announcement yesterday. that's "usa today" writing about it. there's also a story that you can find in "usa today," taking a look at why the country, russia, outsources its spy work to hackers. this is elizabeth white writing in the pages this morning, aying that -- host: let's go to mike, california, says he believes the president. go ahead, mike. caller: yes, good morning. thank you, c-span, and good morning, america. i absolutely believe our great president trump is telling the truth. people just can't stand it that he won, and they need to get over it. they're coming up with

and i still believe in kevin johnson, who's now going to be running the whole show.schultz to be able to fix -- and adam brockman to be able to fix mobile pay. and they know how i feel about it. they know i'm tired of waiting. yes, i'm -- anyway, i think it might get better there. >> we know coffee chains are outpacing the industry overall, right? >> right. >> that's why mcdonald's is expanding. >> coffee is good. i just want it fast. that's all. >> what's on mad tonight? >> we're focused on deregulation. and we brought in the expert rusty braziel and he knows what it means for the oil patch most jobs will be created and it's mostly through pipeline when you discover how much buying u.s. steel for pipeline, not necessarily u.s. steel, this time new corp, we're putting it together because this is where jobs are being created and rusty knows all about it. >> solid week. >> yeah. mu mulesoft. >> you're off to -- >> get scoops on deutschete and craft heinz. >> you go. >> whoever comes second has to, quote, sources the other one? >> yes. i'm not going to do one of those e

got political ambitions, ambitions to do the roastery, a lot of people feel issue is technology, kevin johnson technologist, there he is. and manny, how bad is retail in america? pvh reports almost everything, i believe. maybe even has a worry about sears. sears used to have everything. >> man, a lot of viewers saying just thinking of childhood memories paging through the catalog at christmas. >> hey, my first suit was a kmart suit. whoa, impressive. it was corduroy. >> i want some photo evidence of that. see you tonight. >> it was a whole strange -- >> it's good to have you back, jim. >> love being back. >> we'll see you tonight. we got all the bases covered on yesterday's selloff and continued step lower today. dow's down 58. our first name has always been 'american'. at at&t, we employ more than 200,000 people with good-paying jobs. connecting consumers and budiness through mobile, internet, and entertainment. at&t invests more into america's economy than any other public company. bringing american's more choices, more freedom, and entertainment everywhere. no company is more invested in am

includes opening 12,000 new stores globally by 2021 as howard schultz gets ready to hand the reins to kevin johnsonpany's future and performance last night on "mad money." >> despite the fact the stock is not up year over year, it's probably been one of our best and strongest years in history. i think the second half of the year in terms of our comps and traffic will be much stronger than the first. and i think what we've done every year is really demonstrate we play the long game. and our shareholders have been rewarded in the past. they'll be rewarded again. and i think kevin's ability to lead the company into the future we could not be in better hands. >> you a fan of this transition? >> my travel trust owns it. actually, i think this is kind of a dual edge good. the problems howard is addressing have to do with technology and throughput. howard is now spending on the top part of the pyramid, which is the roastery and reserve, which is where the real added i'd say the big numbers for 2017 -- 2018, 2019 could be from. most important the stock is down because of the throughput of this problems wit

joining me right now on set, alls eye brief founder adam johnson along with kevin kelly.to see both you guys. adam, are you worried about anything right now? >> no. trish: the fed looking to raise rateses? >> mission accomplished over at the fed. they have a dual mandate, full loiment and job -- price stability. they accomplish both of that. so it's time to get us back to normal, create higher interest rates so businesses can make rational decisions and, by the way, retirees can finally get some income. and as far as brexit, get rid of the e.u., they don't need it. so -- trish: so you think the markets are going to interpret all this just fine. you know, hey, a lot of investors have been looking for the opportunity to have higher rates because it suggests more positive things about the economy overall, kevin. >> yeah. i mean, this is the biggest week, you have the bank of japan as well as the bank of england, they're going to be assessing trade policies and how it's going to dictate their rates. and i think investors can be worried here and want to focus on what the fed d

and the new one starring kevin hart and dwayne the rock johnson is of this era, it's called jew manyngle. heards are calling foul on this, bec it involves avatars and computers and the rock is setting is it straight. saying this is not a reboot but a continuation of the awesome jumanji story. tell us what you think about it. >>> finally, do you like your coffee strong? iean the strong that and catapults you straight into your day. i would likthat. if you need a caffeine iv. consider the latest from death wish coffee called black insomnia, claiming to be the strongest coffee in the world. it has 702 milligrams of caffeine in a 12 ounce cup. what d mean? the regular cup of joe has 150 so that is almost five times the charge. it was introduced last year in south africa, black insomnia, says tests confirm that it has the most caffeine per cup and is for sale. but sip at your own risk. and drink it early in the actua >> it would last hours. >> adam wants to try it to see if he floats off the ground. >> he is afraid his heart is going to >> alicia thank you. lets get a cck of the roads rig

we chat with jimmy johnson, brad keselowski, and kevin harvick.richard petty says is wrong with one of america's favorite sports. >> it's more of a show now than it used to be. it used to be a race. >> all that next right here on in depth. >> like a race car, can't keep up with the weather. whether it's going next. >> i like that segue, that was a good one. conditions are nice and warm for the next couple of days. really cold weekend. now we get 50 tomorrow or today rather, and then tuesday, 65 degrees, 60 on wednesday. we're going to stay in the 50s, 140u on saturday. the thing is thursday to friday, we could see a wintery mix and saturday into sunday, little far out right now, especially with the temperatures are just kind of debating each other with the models. i want to add, be sure that you spring forward on sunday at 2:00 a.m. >> that means -- >> that's right. >> that's all that kind of like i think about. we're going to get warm. >> thank you. >>> and that nbc 10ed news for now. from all of us here, have a great monday. fios in the house! d

kevin says i agree with none of it. the america i know welcomes visitors. >> dave johnson says i don't know enough about it, it does seem targeted to the terrorist prone countries. >> we will keep checking your responses. we appreciate the use of our hashtag. >>> coming up, four people charged in the massive hacker attack on yahoo, the story we have been following since yesterday, how bay area fbi agents played a big role in the investigation. >>> the justice department has formally indicted four russians and a massive hacking case that compromised 500 million yahoo accounts two of the suspects are members of the fsb security organization in russia the suspects are described as criminal hackers. one of them has been taken into custody in canada, three other men are large the indictment includes conspiracy, computer fraud and economic espionage. >> this case originated in the bay area with the hacking at accounts in silicon valley companies. agents in the san francisco office took the lead in the investigation. >> the fbi says two russian spies and criminal hackers are responsible for one of the largest data breaches in

johnson. second victory of the year. nascar second race of the year in atlanta. 14 laps to go. kevin harvick got a penalty for speeding on pit row. dropped him to a 9th place finish. that allowed brad keselowski who took the lead, taking the checkered flag. in the desert, a's taking on the mariners. the first run of the game. he can hit. cotton getting the start for the a's. getting help from his defense. he hangsen to the baseball. allow -- hangs on to the baseball. a's are 5-4 winners. giants lost to the royals 4-3. buster posey had two rbis and madison bumgarner struck out four and allowed one run in 3 ings. on game day the story of former michigan high school pitcher who was robbed at the chance of playing big league ball. drafted by the phillies in frown 14. working through the farm system when a freak injury damaged his right eye. >> and the doctors got the cat scans and lay it out for me how damaged the eye was. 99% chance i will never see again but we will try reconstruct the eye. >> he ended up losing his right eye. tonight why he quit pro baseball despite doctors telling hi

johnson, a family company. >>> oh, boy. the beehive is buzzing over this new photo posted by beyonce. does it reveal the sex of her twins? >> i know you're looking for these clues, kevin. see the silver earrings? she wore the exact same ones in her music video, if i were a boy. >> everybody knows that. >> so some believe she is telling us she has boys. i think it is far-fetched. >> we know know that beyonce loves to send out clues. remember on the album of lemonade. >> meanwhile, the message is clear when you look at the photos of kelly clarkson's tennessee mansion, it's good to be kelly. this is kelly's 20,000 square foot home and it's for sale. seven bedroom eight bathroom house on the market for $8 will.75 million. fans may recognize the lavish great room two stories tall with taxidermy mounted on the wall from kelly's facebook live. the grammy winner and her husband, brandon, are raising their two kids in the house but are selling because they are building a new home on their farm in nashville. there are bunk beds with a fold-up ping-pong table, master bath has a tennessee tub as master piece. huge eat-in kitchen is made for entertaining guest while cooking. how a

. >> kevin mayor's office of economic workforce development thank you for the comments i wanted to get up commissioner johnson and is as far as next steps we have almost 8 hundred units keller in various forms of acquisition or predevelopment all of you're aware of those sites commissioner melgar you've been advocating for those sites for years a particular good time in the affordable housing and mission it is nearly not going to be enough the point the work around many of our projects where we have ground floor commercial space we'll offer discounted rent to the communities and hope to be able to do with the developers they'll an option to discuss so long as it what support itself if you have any other questions about the near term please approach me or send me an e-mail. >> i'll stop at your desk. >> thank you commissioners there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt the resolution adopting the plan and for the interim controls and recommending approval for the planning code and zoning map amendments with modifications to eliminate the district 10 from the umu legislation and retain the boundary the i

johnson, steve cortez, laurie rothman. one thing reporters will hammer on steve cortez, is how much is she thinking about donald trump? you heard kevinhy say he is nervous about raising rates in this environment. we haven't seen all the proof. he wants more numbers, more data to show this economy is back on track before the fed makes it more expensive to borrow. >> i don't often disagree with the congressman but i will in this case, time to take the training wheels off, past time to take the training wheels off. the main reason we can is because of the new occupant of the white house, we have a president who understands business, his life has been about business and he knows the business of growing america needs to be addressed through regulatory and tax reform. we are going to get those through congress, it is messy and ugly at times, the process, the sausage making of legislation but we are going to get it through in the financial markets already believe that by the way and are pressing it in. trish: w mccarthy saying we need rates low? >> i can understand the point of view of being a politician why he would say that was a politici

johnson. lego is still working on the final design. the set is expected to be released later this year or early next year. kevinknee. i will have an update on his condition coming up in a live report. and president trump makes his first address to congress. see the emotional moment when he recognized the widow of a fallen navy seal. it's what people are talking abou this morning. and here is a look at the current temperatures. your bay area forecast is next. áááábreakáááá on wall street, a winning streak on wall street ended. after advancing for 12 straight days, the dow lost 25 points. the s&p slipped six points, and the nasdaq lost 36 points. retailers including target led the market lower. target slumped 12 percent tuesday after releasing a weak profit earnings forecast. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... a gradual warming trend along with dry weather conditions can be expected through the remainder of the workweek. then, a weak system dropping southward from the pacific northwest will result in the potential for light precipitation a

kevin: sunday. [laughter] maria: good promo there. joining the conversation former adviser steve hilton in the house and member of the energy and commerce committee congressman bill johnsonts senator scott brown is here and energy leader of ey, debora byers. we quick it off this hour with this, former secretary of state hillary clinton back after losing the election to to president trump. watch. >> we will need to fight back twice as hard, not for the sake of politics but because these are bad policies that will hurt people and take our country in the wrong direction. when this disastrous bill failed, it was a victory for all americans. maria: joining me right now chief strategists for president president clinton's 1996 reelection mark penn. >> good morning. maria: critical of this new administration, what did you make of her comments last night in. >> i thought they were fair comments and on target i think this bill was sold absolutely terribly if there were benefits to it. i don't think anybody knew it. everybody got the cbo report, 24 million people would lose their health care and so i think she was fair to make those comments and fair to stress that this plan so far