joining us now is howard schultz and president and ceo, kevin johnson. i'm going to start with you. you talked about a progression during the quarter that was indeed better. you talked about the idea that you're getting your arms around the stores that have a problem with mobile pay. when we talk next time this quarter, will we feel that this is something that has been resolved or is this really something over the next year or two you'll resolve? >> well, jim, you're already seeing the impact of the actions we have taken around mobile order and pay and through put the peak at our stores and that's what led to our acceleration in the u.s. comps in the last quarter. u.s. comps accelerated throughout the quarter. we posted a four comp in march and it's accelerated even further in april. so we have turned the corner on that. our u.s. business is performing strong on a good trajectory, and our second largest business, china, posted the 7% comp with 6% growth in transactions. so our two largest markets are performing with great strength. so we're very optimist

puts the earnings call under kevin johnson, sales an revenues missing.arters that sales have missed for starbucks. we would eventually get back to. kevin johnson says, the future is still all about technology. >> the critical transformative components required for any brick and mortar retailer to survive, let alone succeed in the future are, an engaging digital and mobile relationship with customers, that is threaded into a branded immersive experiential retail destination. >> okay. so you can extrapolate. >> that means starbucks mobile order and pay, highly important to starbucks' future. they experienced problems at the end of last year. remember the long complaints and long lines as a result of backed up orders. they are taking staff to fulfill those mobile orders and texting customers when the orders are actually ready. xbox started to personalize mobile marketing in march a. month ago, they have seen positive reaction. food is a struggle that starbucks wants to get into. they want to get back to 25% and they have introduced their fresh lunchtime foo

on that note, kevin johnson and howard schultz will join squawk on the street at 9:30 a.m.astern. >>> to follow up on barclays, on the call jes staley said on trading he's disappointed in how we did in u.s. rates, but said it's a trading issue, not a volume issue. it's not market share but a one-quarter issue. barclays shares down 4.5%. >>> third point wants honeywell to spin off its aerospace division saying the move would create more than $20 billion in shareholder value. the stock jumped 4%. >>> news out of washington overnight. president trump issuing a warning on north korea. in an interview with reuters. listen. >> well, there's a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. absolutely. >> in that same interview the president took aim at a trade deal with south korea. >> it's unacceptable. it's a horrible deal made by hillary. it's a horrible deal. we'll renegotiate that deal or terminate it. >> when will you announce that. >> very soon. i'm announcing it now. >> interesting comments, of course there. he's backed down on other trade dea

an embarrassing failure for sacramento mayor kevin johnson who staged a military parade saturday. it was intended to show strength just as a u.s. naval strike group nears. sent by president trump to dissuade the north from launching more missiles and conducting more nuclear tests. vice president mike pence landed in south korea for a tour of asia to reassure u.s. allies. >> under president trump's leadership our resolve has never been stronger. our commitment to this historic alliance with the courageous people of south korea has never been stronger and with your help and god's help freedom will ever prevail on this peninsula. >> reporter: our government guided tour of the north korea capital continued without any mention of the missile failure. many people in north korea will never know what happened as missile failures usually are not acknowledged by the government. >> i am sorry. i can't believe it. i watching tv. >> reporter: do you think it will be on tv later? >> i don't think it is true. >> reporter: launching a missile was less provocative had they conducted another nuclea

. >> starbucks, the new ceo kevin johnson, takes over today, ri t right. >> yes.emind me very much of domino's pizza. they laughed when patti doyle came in and said it takes like cardboard. next thing you know you're ordering pizza through your watch, your device. kids don't like to talk. they like to order online. i think you need a technologist to come in and figure out what the problem, the mosh pit, get rid of that. what panera did. k.j. is the man. this is a great combo. howard schultz is not leaving. he's executive chairman working the top part of the pyramid. kevin johnson will solve this problem by the end of this quarter and next quarter will be good. >> a quick break and final trades are up next. the power of 100 of the world's top companies. the power of a proven 15-year track record. the power of an etf. the power of qqq. the thinking we put in, clients get out. power your client's portfolio at powershares.com/qqq. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. call 800-983-0903 for the prospectus containing t

kevin johnson is that technologist. >> you talked to johnson on "mad money." >> i think he's strong for a listen. >> anyone stepping in this role would acknowledge that they have venti shoes to fill. my good friend and my partner howard is someone that i have the utmost respect for. you know, i'd say first and foremost we have known each other for a long time. we have worked with each other. intimately for the last two years. we have co-authored this five year strategic plan and he's in the office right next door to me. so that gives me some comfort that, you know, not only do we have the opportunity, but we've got the leadership and the world class leadership team to take us into the future. >> yes. >> venti shoes to fill, i like that. >> yes. but remember howard is staying on as executive chairman. going to be involved with the top part of the pyramid of starbucks which is reserve and roastry. which they believe will move the needle in the next couple of years. if it's a technology problem, why don't you get a guy who understands technology which is kevin. kevin johnson. they have ada

and starbucks, this is the first quarter where kevin johnson is the ceo and we need to give him some time. but so many analysts have already told us in the last two weeks that this is going to be a breakout quarter for starbucks that the stock is going to get hammered if it isn't. analysts want to see a 5% to 6% sales growth, very tough number to beat. but i have to tell you, the numbers could do it. finally friday's exxonmobil, chevron and when it gets to $47, both chevron and exxon will be buys, if they have anything good to say? gm, the auto industry doesn't seem to be able to generate the profits it should and the stocks just can't get out of its own way, i think the stock will go higher in the morning. and then phil lebeau will give us the skinny and then it will go down. you need to take action when you get these numbers. you should be able to get the best stocks at a discount because of france, even though you shouldn't. and i think you will, be ready, find one of these that you like for monday morning and then by this time, we'll forget about it entirely. we go to joe in new

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howard schultz do not take this -- kevin johnson don't take it personally.e saying they'll have 5 to 6% domestic. that would be -- that would be a solving of all the mobile pay issues. i think those people have gotten ahead of themselves. a year from now, i think it will be solved. maybe even six months from now. but just -- i mean, a big gain. when everyone was throwing it away, when we bought it for the trust, so now everybody clamors for it ahead of a quarter. kevin johnson's first one. i felt, hey, bulls and bears make money. hogs get slaughtered. like a tyson food getting slaughtered like the hogs. >> 61. >> high. >> go back to april last year. basically -- >> it's hot. howard is doing a lot with the rose three. he's right down the block. i hate all the hype of the quarter. when you get a quarter that's hyped that much, it better be like a netflix where suddenly you have china. china. >> china. >> did trump negotiate that? that was a return, right? they helped us in north korea and let our movies in. and we -- and the steel. >> and netflix and mcdonald'

he used a taser against kevin johnson yesterday. the two began struggling when police tried to arrest johnson after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. johnson died after an hour after he was tasered. gray hall will have much more on this case coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> two teenagers are being held accountable for their involvement in a fight that took the life of 16-year-old amy joineamyjoyner-francis. a judge handed down the decision today ruling that two of the three girls facing charges were delinquent. "action news"action news" reporn rawlins is live now in wilmington. john, in his decision, the judge made it very clear this was less of a fight and more of a one-sided attack in his words. >> reporter: that was -- that is the the -- exactly the case. he made it clear this was not a mutual mixing of two sides that were looking for a fight that you might find in any high school here. but what occurred in april of 2016 was a one-sided attack that led to death. the ruling -- the now 17-year-old lead defendant did commit homicid

kevin johnson, the new ceo has a very different take. he has a technology background, a different way he is going to approach this this is one where there is a little bit more risk in terms of that forward story at least in the near term. melissa: microsoft reporting third quarter results. ashley webster with those in the newsroom. ashley. >> start with earnings per share, non-gaap number3 cents. the stilt was 70 cents. we have a beat on earnings revenue. 23.6 billion, right where it was expected. i want to look at the cloud platform, this is what they call intelligent cloud owth coming in at 2.18 billion. linkedin, this is the first full quarter linkedin part of microsoft. they bought it of course last year for 26 billion. the revenue from linkedin for this quarter, 975 million which is a little better than the 950 most analysts have been predicting. >> ashley, thank you for that. david: let's go to dave. dave, the fact they beat on the numbers, but the stock is down about 3%. why? >> i don't really understand that i don't understand wh

on that note, kevin johnson and howard schultz will join squawk on the street at 9:30 a.m.>>> third point wants honeywell to spin off the aerospace division. saying the move would create more than $20 billion in shareholder value. dan lobe earning 1.3 million shares of that company. >> honeywell said they will look at it. >> what do you think? i'd say that, too. >> no, i think they're open to it. it's possible. >> why? does it make sense? >> i'm just saying usually there's an immediate talk to the hand situation going on. this is not that. this does not seem to be that. >> maybe it's a -- it has merit. i don't know. i think of honeywell as aerospace. then what? they left with home automation? what do they do? >> i have to go through the list. they have a lot. >> they get a lot of home automation stuff. >> yeah. >> they -- they spin off and acquire so many different things. all i know, i won't bring it back to that, but ge and honeywell at one point were the same price in stock. >> yeah. >> i won't harp on that again. ready to go under 29 today. >> not honeywell. >> no. >> p

the >>> kevin johnson takes over as chief executive office of starbucks.tarbucks shares have been volatile after that change was announced back in december but did close at more than a two-month high on friday. >> drink my night row. i learned about this when i was out there. remember this? >> what is nitro? >> ice coffee, but i'm down to this amount so i've drunk most of it. and it has nitrogen in it. almost like a guinness. remember i drank this on the set. it's great. we're going to talk about the fed. there could be a $4.5 trillion government bond sale on the horizon. steve liesman joins with that. >> we're talking about the elephant in the room and the thing is that no one talks about it. everyone knows it's there but no one says anything. fed officials starting to talk gently about the $4.5 trillion elephant. that is the balance sheet that it has, which is four times the size it was before the financial crisis. at least three fed officials last week spoke about the possibility of the balance sheet running off this year. and that is earlier than many

. >> kevin johnson the ceo says he's confident that numbers have turned the quarter. you signing according to your own research? >> yes. there's no doubt they jump started the april period. the unicorn frappuccino has been, you know -- disgusting. >> amazing. >> oh sorry that's my first reaction. >> a unicorn frappuccino. >> big pink dom gets them every day. cit's like if fewty pebbles and coffee had a baby, oh my goodness. >> there is a buzz when you bring a product like that to mark, there's a -- this company -- >> i know there's a lot of buzz at starbucks i tell you. >> that aside. if you look at the breath of the consumer who uses the brand, your needs and mind, relative to my 19-year-old daughter and 21-year-old son are very different. their catering to a a broad -- it's not catering to your needs and mind. management gets it, but i think the important thing especially is they're spending to take care of both you and my daughter. they have a broader generational reach with that brand and they have a little higher income level consumer. they're not advertising to

we'll know more tomorrow on "squawk on the street," exclusive interview with the starbucks ceo and kevin johnson take a picture. >> chatting with them tomorrow. >> going to be a cramer special, i think, 9:00 a.m. joining us for the conversation is river front investment group cofounder and chief equity strategist doug sandler, digesting earnings. starbucks stands in contrast to the others we've just seen, alphabet, for instance, and amazon. not a tech company, i guess, you could say, but it was advanced and sort ahead of the game on technology and mobile ordering. i just wonder if there's a distinction right now between the tech companies and everybody else when it comes to the earnings, doug? >> yeah, i think any time i look at a restaurant or a retailer, the first thing i want to know is, are they growing same-store sales? you know, that's a tough thing to do. the easy thing that restaurants and retailers can do is grow square footage, continuing to add stores issue and any big restaurant, it's going to hit that sort of wall where you can't add more stores, and you have to drive people through

panera figured out how to do mobile ordering, and remember i still believe starbucks, read by kevin johnsonte of juniper, will figure out how to do mobile pay without a more than pit. >> baird cuts panera to neutral, wouldn't buy until it hits 260 and not expect starbucks to bid but yum! to bid. >> wouldn't that be interesting. yum! is separate from china. >> they need cash. >> they need critical mass. >> potentially stem the dilution. staples the "wall street journal"/dow jones reporting staples exploring a possible sale of the company early talks with buyout firms, i'm looking at a headline, i don't have a lot more to share. staples, office depot, they tried and failed yet again and they lost in court. >> right. >> on the anti-trust case. there time it would be private ek withity. we don't hear as much from private equity. doesn't figure nearly as prominently in mergers and acquisitions. they have funds in which to put to work so you might imagine that would be at least something they would take a look at. don't know the financials at this point in terms of how much leverage they can put

will be here and we'll have music from dreamcar and later this week, julia louis-dreyfus, magic johnson, kevin guests tonight make up the heroes, villains, humans and blue and green beings who populate "guardians of the opens in theaters may 5th. and here to tell you all about it, please welcome chris pratt, zoe saldana, dave bautista, michael rooker and kurt russell. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ welcome. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kind of funny. because -- you, you guys were here last, for the first movie. i think, at that time, the only two people who knew about the guardians of the galaxy were the two girls in the front of the audience right here. it was them. now, the most popular thing ever. >> it's really, yeah. yeah. >> they started it. yeah, yeah, i remember, overwhelmingly from people in the press, when weep were promoting the first movie. like the question that they always asked was -- so, you know, no one knows who the guardians of the galaxy are. doesn't that freak you out? like -- you might be in marvel's first big flop is that okay with you? >> jim

well headlines this morning kevin johnson there he is the new ceo starbucks stefshdz on company board for the two, johnson president of the platforms services division microsoft long rÉsume as starbucks sales growth at stores opened at least one year mislead down shares down about 4% over the past year, 58.39 close, it was great night for country music at acm awards last night and las vegas. host luke bryant dirk bentley gave the audience good humor with a tribute to the late chuck berry. ♪ fort man who influenced vr formh vr form of music including country y'all give it up for chuck berry. >> thomas rhett for song of the year for romantically hit die a happy man, but not before presenters david copperfield nancy o'dell got in their dicing at big oscar fiasco. >> acm song of the year goes to -- emma stone la-la land. >> not, anyway big awards, lambert, standing ovation for emotional performance of her song tin man she went on to win both album of the year and family vocalist of the year, and taking on the big prize. >> the winner of the -- entertainer of the year -- [cheers and applau

the answer: kevin johnson. . >>> it's time for the entrepreneur business of the week.ore than 20 million in sales each year. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back to "squawk box." we are live from washington, d.c. let's get you caught up on earnings reports. >> underarmor did report a loss of 0.4 but it was a smaller loss than the -- reported a loss o of .01 per share lower than the 0.04 projected. >> and bristol myers skort a beat and was helped by better than expected sales of it's blood thinner treatment. >> and our parent comcast beat on many of the metrics, including the top and bottom lines. joins us from philadelphia, brian roberts. i was passing through about 10:30 last night on a train coming down here. but thank you for rising so early and joining us this morning. appreciate

kevin: the police said the murder victim was 19 years old. johnson had a lengthy rap sheet and lives about a mile away. the killer or killers are still at large. >> it takes your breath that --it takes your breath away. kevin: they say they moved in in the last two months. >> i was walking my dog early this morning. there were a lot of police around, so i thought something major happened. kevin: one eyewitness said that he saw a suspect fleeing in a black honda civic. the police have not released a moto. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. kimberly: another man is dead after an argument turned into gunfire. fairfax county police say a little after 7 a.m. that a man shot and killed another man on washington drive in the alexandria area of fairfax county. th it's not clear if that person is the suspected shooter. a solemn ceremony filled with happy memories for family and friends of larry hogan sr. >> larry hogan sr. was my hero. and the man that i am most proud of. kimberly: governor larry hogan delivered his father's eulogy at st. mary's catholic church in anna

we have quite a line up for you next week with julia louis-dreyfus, earvin magic johnson, gabourey sidibe, kevin leepa, yo gotti, and a band called dream car, which is made up of members of afi and no doubt. and as i mentioned before, the cast of "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" chris pratt, zoe saldana, kurt russell, dave bautista, michael rooker and the film's breakout new star guillermo will be here too. sorry about that again, guillermo. >> guillermo: it's okay, no problem. >> jimmy: show, it's a tough business, i think it is, i think you've learned that. >> guillermo: i know, it's hard. >> jimmy: after roaring through post-apocalyptic wastelands in "mad max: fury road," our first guest burns rubber again in a franchise of another kind, she plays the criminal mastermind cipher in "the fate of the furious." it opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome charlize theron. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: you ar real trouper for coming today because i know you went to the dentist. what did you have done at the dentist today?

guy johnson in london, kevin cirilli in florida. lots to talk about.oment. what will we be looking for from this meeting? guy: we will be trying to understand where the protectionist impulse goes. great: 20 the underestimation's is the size of the european economy. they will come in with a vengeance if this trade relationship with china gets messed up. we are sticking with that meeting in the u.s. president trump begins two days of meetings with president xi jinping. the meeting will be held at the president's resort in mar-a-lago. he has vowed to deliver an ultimatum to deal with north korea. they will also talk trade. an apparentump says gas attack in syria crossed a newsf lines and in a conference, the president called -- an affront to humanity and says it has changed his mind on syria and its president, bashar al-assad. a white house economic adviser is supporting the policy that could grab -- radically shaped wall street's biggest firms. the former goldman sachs presidents told -- president told lawmakers he would like to bring back the depression

thanks to kevin cirilli for his brief year 20 minutes ago. guy johnson with me as we look at trade.ive orders in question were to use a technical term, "nothing." knewrump whined "nobody health care could be so complicated." we were talking moments ago about brexit being complicated. it is going to be a complicated week for the president, isn't it? is: the health care story one that in so many ways defines the last political theory of the democrats. it was one of their key elements that came out of that. -- came out of that period. i don't think you are comparing apples with apples. tom: maybe the idea is he wants a zero sum. or a more unilateral america. the united kingdom wants to go the other way with brexit. they want to be a multilateral juggernaut, right? >> juggernaut may be slightly pushing the point. maybe -- but i joke. the point we were making earlier gallo is it will be hard to replace the trade area with the rest of the world. the geography is a simple thing. >> it will be interesting to see through this year and into next year. "let me do a day to check right now." equ

tomorrow night, julia louis-dreyfus and kevin nealon will join us, and we'll have music from yo gotti. and on thursday, magic johnson our first guest saved too many lives to count as izzy stevens on grey's anatomy, her new movie is called "unforgettable." >> you only get one mother. i only want what is best for us. don't ever forget that. now if julia insists on sending you home with such tangled hair, i'm sorry, sweetheart. we're going to have to fix the problem once and for all. >> jimmy: "unforgettable" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to katherine heigl! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. >> good to see you. hello! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> takes a village. >> jimmy: it's hard to believe, you had a baby not so long ago. >> i did, yeah, four months ago. >> jimmy: wow. unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you had a boy. >> i did. >> jimmy: my wife is very pregnant. >> i know, congratulations. >> jimmy: thank you very much. we've decided not to find out. >> that's so admirable, i couldn't do that. ten weeks into pregnancy, i was like

kevin: russian clarity. i think that is what the administration wants this week. will bearly if he joined by boris johnsone united kingdom as they have these meetings. let's be frank. there were a lot of questions before this two-day summit with the chinese president last week. exactly thisere administration stands with russia. questions not only from democrats but also republicans in his own party. so the fact that the past 72 hours, with what we have seen with how the administration has come out against russia and the different global chess game that is being played for our own eyes -- it has sent a signal that this administration is not afraid to take on vladimir putin in russia. mark: the big event -- today is almost the entree and the big event is the meeting on wednesday between rex tillerson and lavrov. we don't even know if vladimir putin will snub tillerson. how are things being viewed in moscow? are we witnessing a complete breakdown of the relationship between the u.s. and russia here? the relationship is in deep trouble, obviously. russia is clinging to a trump won'tpe that go beyond the actio

johnson. >>> look closely that's tom cruise behind the wheel filming his underway in france on mission impossible 6 that movie did due in theaters in summer 2018 zblmpkts meanwhile, no funny busy in kevin movie, "untouchable." a very different side of the comedian. i talked to his co-stars about the change. does he ever stop? does he ever slow down? >> i get him into a serious conversation. >> you get -- you got him into a serious conversation. >> i did. but it was off the record. >> talking about marriage, giving some advice. she told me no married man should come home after 12:00. i'm like, what do you mean? that's when all my work happens. shut it down. my husband is a musician. that's no excuse. >> nicole's handing out some very strict relationship advice to her co-star and newest bff kevin. check out the bond these two have on set. >> i gave her first nickname, cole. >> i love it. >> what's up? >> oh, and kevin is about pretty serious bromance with bryan cranston. >> kevin is unbelievable. and he's so smart, he's going to surprise a lot of people. we shot a scene last week that he brought tears to everybody. >> wait. what? tears? yes, the comedian is getting serious in a remake of

guy johnson, thank you so much. we want to go to kevin cirilli and do a public service.oomberg view about kevin rice. would spring up the morning must-read. i have gone in and sliced and diced el. mrs. rice requested the identities of persons an and raw intelligence reports. those names are redacted and blacked out and they reviewed more of rice's request and instructed him to go away in requesting the identities of trump transition officials. rice's request were likely within the law. help me here, kevin, with the conservative-liberal battle on cable tv. did she do anything wrong? i can't figure it out. kevin: defense of the u.s.. conservatives would say she is partly response will further leaks as well as their surveillance over the administration. democrats say she was acting within her capacity. from a broader standpoint, if you take a step back, what essentially is going on here is that this is continuing to dominate much of the administration's attention. that, they're not able to get to the policy items that they want to turn the page to/ . tom: one more question

johnson, a family company. >> reporter: july 2012. two years after diane kyne was murdered in her own bed, her son, kevin, stood trial for killing her. man who'd been under intense suspicion, came to the courthouse every day, still feeling the loss of his wife. >> she was everything i'd ever dreamed of in a lady. we were going to spend the rest of our lives together. >> sheriff's office. >> reporter: in this unusual case of dueling 911 calls and conflicting murder accounts, the prosecutor was confident that blood evidence would sink the son's story and fully support the husband's. >> who was your best witness? >> i think probably anna cox was, really. >> reporter: anna cox, a blood-stain expert, testified that kevin's blood was not only on his mother but also on her bed cover. >> if he says he wasn't in the room, does your scientific finding deny that premise? >> yes. >> there's no question in your mind. science tells you he was in that room. >> yes. you had to be right next to the comforter. >> reporter: to the prosecutor, it was a home run, confirming bill kyne's story -- that he opened the door and saw kevin straddling the bed on

kevin frazier was in new york for the premiere where we got some fast facts about the eighth installment of the franchise. first fact, that rumor of onset feud between dwayne johnsonin diesel seems to have fizzled. >> tell me about it. where does it stand now? >> yeah, well, because at the end of the day, the most important thing is making a movie, right? oftentimes just like in life, you have different philosophies, and people have different philosophies, different fundamental philosophies on how you do things. and, again, t thing is just the movie. so i'm happy we're here in new york city. i'm happy that the fans love it. i'm happy that in the movie i'm -- what's that thing? oh, amazing. >> we still love each other. that's my boy. when i was making that difficult decision, should there be an eighth or not? i called him. he said, brother, i will be there shoulder to shoulder with you to make sure it's the best movie in history. >> fast fact number two. it's the first film in the franchise shot since the death of actor paul walker. scott eastwood joins the team. >> not that you replace paul but in a sense coming in and joining this team after paul, what was that l

rained on johnson injured his lower back and elbow he tried to give it couldn't follow through on the practice tee at that point he decided he would not be able to compete(darya) it's official kevinay. barring any setback, he will plya tomorrow night at home against the new orleans pelicans. it is the teams third to last game of the regular season. durant missed the warriors' past 19 games after injuring his knee a little more than a month ago. the warriors have since clinched home court advantage throughout the playoffs and will begin their playoff run on either april 15th or 16th.( darya ) tom brady was hanging out with magician david blaine. blaine asked brady to hold a piece of glass as he took a bite out of it. all brady could do was laugh. his wife gisele was also there to watch. ( darya ) olivia munn and aaron rodgers have split up. the two had been dating for three years. a source close to the couple says they want to remain close friends and wish nothing but the best for one another. ( darya ) take a look at this teenager's nails. the 16-year-old from germany has nails that are nearly six inches long. she hasn't cut them since august of 2014. when she uses the computer,

kevin duran's for this project thank you. >> (clapping.) >> to jesse and clark and those folks that helped us navigate this crazy city by the bay and t.j. johnsonbody started is going to be able to is a finish by from the city in two sections. >> (clapping.) >> we lost jim in 2014 but the spirit remains with us we'll feel her steady hand on the shovels people are standing there because of their incredible work we passed the board and regulatory and political body the planning committee the board of supervisors almost all of them unanimous yes i said that in the same sentence san francisco unanimously all right. >> (clapping.) >> the plan was challenged in the superior court we won there now we won at the california court of appeals unanimously and in case i haven't checked our phone i have news this morning the california superior court annunciates declined to accept the case it is over. >> (clapping.) >> so here we are on this 70 year for the warriors to call the bay area their home today we literally break the ground now the term groundbreaking is a noun refers to turning the earth to begin construction but websters has another definition mea