pastor kevin johnson, allison green, and chad dion lassiter, we appreciate your perspectives. kevin: thank you. allison: thank you. female: she can most certainly win, especially in today's climate. rosemary: does oprah have 2020 vision, and is the country ready for the possibility of another celebrity presidential candidate? we'll discuss the o factor next.

pastor kevin johnson, allison green, and chad dion lassiter, we appreciate your perspectives. kevin: thank you. allison: thank you. female: she can most certainly win, especially in today's climate. rosemary: does oprah have 2020 vision, and is the country ready for the possibility of another celebrity presidential candidate? we'll discuss the o factor next. rosemary: safe to say speculation is swelling after oprah winfrey's memorable speech at the golden globes. could she be a candidate for president in 2020? the talk heated up when winfrey's long-time partner, stedman graham, told the la times, quote, "it's up to the people. she would absolutely do it." many fellow celebrities quickly shared their support on social media, as did civil rights leader and former presidential candidate reverend jesse jackson. here's what he tweeted. he tweeted, quote, "oprah is eminently qualified to be president. she is a patriot. she has integrity, is smart, and communicates with the broadest cross section with americans, from appalachia to the mississippi delta; from the very rich to the very

kevin johnson: thank you for having us, good morning. rosemary: so, we're going to pose the same question to you as we did to marc morial. what does dr. king's i have a dream speech mean in 2018? are his dreams realized? have politics put them on hold? we'll start with you, pastor. kevin: well, when i think about dr. king's legacy and i have a dream, this is the 55th anniversary of that speech. and of course, it was a great speech there in washington d.c. of course, we've made some advances when you look at how african-americans are moving forward, particular in the culture as far as in the corporate sector. but also, there's still a lot more that needs to be done. there's also the presidency of philadelphia oic. i see so many needs that are out there. i see the people who are hurting. i see the illiteracy that is still there. and so, while on the one hand we have advanced from a corporate standpoint, from a community and economic standpoint, particularly in philadelphia, there's still a lot more work that needs to be done. rosemary: pas

lower this morning after the bell yesterday for more we are joined with in a cnbc's exclusive with kevin johnsonback to the show >> good morning jim. >> all right, kevin, what do we do here? we got an unbelievable business in china that i want to own and we got this big cash flow generating business all over the rest of the world. why not with this many stores separate china and give us a chance to own that you know that you can move the stock up dramatically. give us a dividend blade and a growth blade well, jim, you are right, we have a huge opportunity ahead in china. certainly, this last quarter represented 30% of growth in china and that was before the acquisition of the east china joint venture which just closed at the end of last quarter so, the opening of the shanghai roastery punctuated how strong of a position we had in china. china is the long-term growth opportunity. certainly a lot of the capital were deploying of the way we generated cash around other businesses around the world. both in terms of the innovation that we do around the design of our stores and the roastery and the inn

they also raised full guidance and said non-gap tax rate will be 23% in 2018 the ceo kevin johnson will cnbc's squawk on the street tomorrow atk a.m. eastern to break all of this down be sure to tune this. >> guy >> valuations. people look at valuations, saying comps weren't great i hert what kate and mr. johnson said but if you par through it. comps where not where they should be. what do we see first i think we see sub55 then maybe takeanother dip at starbucks. >> in the coffee space, i would pick dunkin. but i think the tail win is going to be their effective rate is middle 30 i think you are going to see that become an incredible tail wind >> really. >> looking at the tape what they said is they are effective tax rate not their net. their effective tax rate will be 26%, seven percentage points less than their previous guidance i think that's positive. i think the starbucks story is one that every time they report i feel like this stock does this and every time it is an opportunity. stock has done largely nothing over the last two years. i think they are executing and kevin gianson,

we'll talk with kevin johnson on the 9:00 a.m.row we'll have western digital intel. >> intel with all of this meltdown and spectre controversy. they said it won't affect their earnings >> buckle up, we'll see you tom. let's get to the judge on "the half." >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner big bang theory. the dow higher on earnings, surging in fact. is your best play to stay with blue chip stocks as the rally rolls on joe terranova, pete najarian, jim lebenthal are with us. the dow, once again, those big, widely held names leading the charge, caterpillar an

. >> tomorrow on "squawk on the street", a lot to talk about starbucks kevin johnson.ompany is due out with earnings after the bell and along with intel and w d.c. tonight. take a look at the premarket, another record high expected at the open "squawk on the street" is straight ahead it's all yours. wow! record time. at cognizant, we're helping today's leading life sciences companies go beyond developing prescriptions to offering subscriptions with personalized, real-time advice for life-long, healthy living. honey? you almost done? nope. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. tomorrow, it's a day filled with promise >>> some live pictures this morning of the president with uk prime minister theresa may series of meetings with world leaders today before he sits down -- >> we've had a great discussion. we're on the same wave length and i think every respect. the prime minister and myself have had a really great relationship although some people don't necessarily believe that buft i can tell you, i have a tremendous re

c-e-o kevin johnson announced today that workers are set to receive two raises this year along with newenefits. both hourly and salary employees will get their second raise in april following their annual january wage increase. raises will depend on regional factors such as cost of living and local minimum wage. this is part of starbucks 120-million-dollar investment in raising pay which was accelerated by the new tax law. (vicki) coming up... a high speed chase ends in violent rollover crash... the suspect lucky to be alive but it's what he did after the crash that has police and witnesses shaking their heads... (grant) plus... find out what was found in the drinking water at some east bay schools that has health officials on high alert.... (grant) and scattered showers across the bay area tonight... we'll see how long this we'll see how long this one is sticking around and when the next storm will be rolling in.... (vicki) now at 9:30.... taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area. (grant) lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with

we'll talk with kevin johnson on the 9:00 a.m. tomorrow we'll have western digital intel. >> intel with all of this meltdown and spectre controversy. they said it won't affect their earnings >> buckle up, we'll see you tom. let's get to the judge on "the half." >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner big bang theory. the dow higher on earnings, surging in fact. is your best play to stay with blue chip stocks as the rally rolls on joe terranova, pete najarian, jim lebenthal are with us. the dow, once again, those big, widely held names leading the charge, caterpillar and 3m the latest to blow through expectations go big or go home. >> go big or go home, and they're actually delivering. the facts are all there. fundamentally, are some of them stretched? probably, a little derivatives markets continue to go after those major names, major indexes, and they're buying more upside, scott. do i think it's over i don't. do i think it's probably a little bit -- is it heated yes. is it overheated no >> we're not discounting th

. >> it features dwayne johnson, kevin hart, jack black, and already topped $500 million worldwide. >> here in the u.s., it made $36 million this weekend. "the last key" debuted in second with an unexpected $29 million. >> "the last jedi" and the others rounded out the top five. i know you can't wait to see that latest "insidious" movie. >> sure. maybe "jumanji" is more my style. >> that's it for "abc7 news" at 9:00. news cast at 11:00. (upbeat music) - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z, covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z, covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between show. tonight, we have a fantastic show for you. it's all focused on baaits. the bay area american indian two-spirits organization. we'll talk about what it means to identify as native american, and be a part of the lgbtqi community. but first, let's check in what people are saying about the lgbtq community. our first quote comes from ellen degeneres. why not? i love her, she's my favorite. sh

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c-e-o kevin johnson announced today that workers are set to receive two raises this year along with newalary employees will get their second raise in april following their annual january wage increase. raises will depend on regional factors such as cost of living and local minimum wage. this is part of starbucks 120-million-dollar investment in raising pay which was accelerated by the new tax law. (pam) an n-f-l player is speaking out in defense of pit bulls -- after a video criticizing the breed was posted online by a california lawyer. the criticism is in this thirty- second video... where the attorney claims -- pit bulls are dangerous... are to blame for deaths... and suggests that people: "do not adopt a pit bull". kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes - taking to twitter, to voice his love for his pit bull ... and his support for the breed in general. "the fact that it is getting in front of a large audience is truly unfortunate and it's spreading fear among citizens that this could be a bad dog to own when that is the furthest thing from the truth that you can possibly im

. >> it features dwayne johnson, kevin hart and jack black. it's already topped $500 million worldwide. >> now, in the u.s., "jumanji" made $36 million. "insidious, the last key" debuted in second with an unexpected $29 million. >> "the last jedi" "the greatest showman" and "pitch perfect 3" rounded out in top five. and certain members of the thomas family -- not this one -- have already seen jumanji twice. >> scandalous! not what i expected. i thought you were going to say you watched "star wars" more than twice. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> have a great night. >>> hi, everyone. welce to "on the money." i'm becky quick. >>> baby, it's cold outside, but you knew that. why the big chill could mean a deep fries for your wallet. >>> now that you've run up the credit card debt for the holidays how can you dig out of that debt? turning post-holiday money blues around. >> t new military mission. making sure those who serve learn a crucial lesson about a very different kind of strategy. >>> and the big boom in bo

. >> starbucks, speaking of show, on our friday's show, we have kevin johnson who was on, stock was downve today? >> today we got, think of the idea that china is accelerating and the u.s. comp is decelerating so much this is important because they are not willing to give the company the benefit of the doubt because they talk about how they really cannot figure out how u.s. conference is decelerating. it is a shifting now did they miss the mark on a particular drink they're kind of given up on it i don't know, it is an expensive stock if they don't get it right. the roast stream may not cover it in terms of the growth. this is a battleground >> what about china? >> well, that's why i suggested that they do a yum china which put on so much value david, this stock -- it is multiple shrinking it is funny because we are talking about dr. pepper this cannot be takingen over. honestly, i don't know what to pay for the darn thing if u.s. is not picking up and it is still decelerating then you got a mae jurjor part of the co is not doing well. it is real -- the growth guys don't know what to do

. >> it features dwayne johnson, kevin hart and jack black.ady topped $500 million worldwide. >> now, in the u.s., made $36 million. "insidious, the last key" debuted in second with an unexpected $29 million. >> "the last jedi" "the greatest showman" and "pitch perfect 3" rounded out in top five. and certain members of the thomas family -- not this one -- have already seen jumanji twice. >> scandalous! not what i expected. i thought you were going to say you watched "star wars" more than twice. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> have a great night. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby

howard schultz is politically involved, former ceo of starbucks, kevin johnson in there right now. but they are looking at this, i think we hit it a number of times, they say we can do everything. there is nothing wrong with buying back your own stock. in fact it is often helpful to the stock market. there is nothing wrong with bringing back money from overseas. we saw what apple did. you can do all of those things and give your employees a raise. what is $100 million to starbucks. they start doing things once all the savings are in. they can afford to do a little bit of everything. we're seeing it day in, day out. neil: to connell's point about companies run by traditional democrats, even goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein on the wires today talking about how donald trump has been very good for the economy, whether you like the president, dislike the president, fan of tax cuts or not, all of these guys are a fan of money, they're making it hand over fist and sharing the wealth. we need to see a lot more companies doing that, even with good number who are, but what do you i can in o

he coined the term with kevin johnson the term city 3.0. we buy into that. a connected city. leveraging technology to reduce the cost. we went back and want to remind voters why transportation is important. cities were formed around ports. ocean ports. why? goods in goods out. people in people out. important to remind voters about the importance of the things we maintain and operate. eisenhower said we'll build an interstate system. will will be a defense system. the economy of the united states grew leaps sp bounds in those days. it was a fantastic era. for highway building in the united states. mayor, mayor johnson. city 3.0. a connected city. we're excited about this. we said if we can place the subs transcription based transportation system we would get city 5.0. we skipped 4.0. i love hawaii 5.0. it sound really good. city 5.0. it's 5 g. fifth generation is coming our way. it has a lot of promise. widespread connectivity. we're excited about 35 g. we're excited about dedicated short range community contaminatiocommunit communication. i want to add that. for the deputy ad

. >> thank you very much the shares are down 3.5% kevin johnson will weigh in on these results in a cnbcve interview tomorrow on "squawk on the street" around 9:00 a.m. eastern. what do you think? >> it's still not a stock valued for missing comps. it's a mid-20s - >> not missing that much. >> exactly they're trying to figure it out. they're trying to get answers to traffic questions and all the rest of it this quarter was supposed to be earnings of 60 cents as of june 30th now the estimate went down to 57 they came in at 58 so, they're earning less than you were expecting seven months ago. the stock is in the same place it's trying to find its way and i don't think there's a clear vision to exactly how you get there in the next couple of quarters. >> the stock is up 13% since july everyone thought that, you know, the horse was behind them, the consumer is strong and all that stuff, right >> right >> the consumer is strong but there's a lot of competition and doing a 2% comp in the u.s. when guide was 3% to 5% comp, that's disappointing. >> coming out of a retail environment for q4 that

starbucks shares down, wow, 4.8% starbucks ceo kevin johnson will be coming up on "squawk on the street >>> coming up when we return live from davos, coming off of joe's interview with president trump, greg ip is going to join us to break down his comments on trade, the dollar and so much more we will be back in a little bit. starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern time we will have special coverage of the president's address in davos very busy morning on wall street right here in davos. back here in a minute. tomorrow, it's a day filled with promise and new beginnings, challenges and opportunities. at ameriprise financial, we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better at night. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. >>> i had the opportunity to sit down with president trump, as you probably know by now, and we talked about trade, the dollar and his message to the crowd at the world economic

. >> kevin hart and dwayne the jock johnson starred in the movie.the post debuted in second place at nearly $20 million. the movie features meryl streep and tom hanks in the store of the publication of the pentagon papers in the early 1970s. the third place movie is the commuter starring liam neeson. the thriller earned more than $13 million. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a north bay fire victim seeks our help with an insurance claim. now she says it's settled in her favor. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first happening now, breaking news out of the philippines. nearly 15,000 people have been forced to evacuate from villages around the country's most active volcano. lava is flowing down a crater and scientists warn that a gentle eruption at the mayan volcano could become explosive. >>> plus new york detectives are investigating a claim that elliott spitzer threatened to stab a man at a manhattan restaurant. the alleged victim says spitzer got angry after overhearing his co

. >> all right, join meg to discuss more on this, democratic strategist theron johnson and republican strategist kevin scott. the credibility of wolff versus the credibility of the president. so, they aron, whose was really the line here? >> i think it was an attempt to attack wolff and his credibility. the person you cannot attack is the person there when you became president and you made your chief strategist. for someone who worked with people would worked in the white house, you don't get all this access to the president, all this access to members of his staff, if you don't think this person is credible. >> because you would have thought of that before you said, okay, we invite you in. if you didn't trust this person about the material they're going to gather, why would you grant this access? >> i think obviously he was misled on this. help thought -- >> he meaning the president? >> the president -- >> you can't make a mistake like that in the white house. >> i don't think there's any surprise there's going to be somebody who gets this kind of access and then writes a book that's negative about t

office for the third weekend in a row bringing in $20 million it stars dwayne the rock johnson and comedian kevinhe film's total domestic take now $317 million gentleman the war drama "12 strong" with chris hemsworth debuted at $16.5 million it was produced by jerry bruckheimer. coming in in third place, the heist thriller "den of thieves" with an opening weekend of $15.3 million at the domestic box office. >> what's the last movie you saw? >> one of the kids one i can't remember the exact one now. >> i haven't seen anything in the movie theater for a while. i watched james bond over the weekend. >> which one >> quantum solace. >> of course you did. >> i wanted to see "darkest hour." >> i did see that before christmas. >> very good >> i watched james bond over the weekend. for the whatth time? >> it was the least good of the daniel craig ones. >> okay. >> i was on an airplane. >> just leave them on at home. on a loop. >> i'll cut you a break since it was an airplane. >> keeping up with the joneses, have you seen that >> the joneses -- >> i don't think so. >> that's very funny zach cal zach >>> we

the stars include kevin hart and dwayne the rock johnson.orror film insidious the last key debuted in second place earning more than $29 million. this is the fourth film in the insidious franchise. "star wars the last jedi" falls to third place with $24 million. the four week take topping half a billion. >>> when we come back this morning, a nickelodeon star turned entrepreneur. chase norman will join us talking about creating a business then kevin hasset will join us to talk about job growth and the ceo of hopper joining us stay tuned you are watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. its technology was engineered (beeping). while its design was meant to be seen. experience the new 2018 lexus nx, and the nx hybrid. e

put it in the sequel department, but this 2017 version stars dwayne "the rock" johnson, who also produced the film, kevind different actors, and here's what i mean by that. so, they're high school students at the beginning of the film, the younger versions, and they find themselves transported into the land of the jumanji video game, where they take on the avatars of the characters they were playing. so, for example, jack black's character is actually a high school teenage girl, but in the world of the jumanji game, she's a grown man played by jack black. it's very, very funny. jack black steals the entire film. every single scene of his is brilliant. the movie has big laughs. it's fun with the crowd. it's solid action, solid intensity, and a lot of fun, in my opinion. i thought some of the scenes were a bit too long, and i thought that some of it was really overdone, but overall i thought they did a really good job paying homage to robin williams' film. i gave this a 3.5 out of 5. definitely worth seeing with the family, a lot of fun. now, listen. "jumanji," the first film in the '90s, is an absolute cl

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johnson. first speaker please. >> public: i'm a professor after city college. and coach of the home shares democratic club in san francisco. i just wanted to thank kevin guy and his office for their hard work in this settlement agreement. we think we have seen a lot of progress. it helps all the hosts because we are really looking for people who are supporting the law and supporting san francisco. we think we've seen a lot of good progress. i want to address the mayor's comments whether it is okay to host while your application is pending. what we're concerned about is people being penalized who have good intentions and it's a concern there. if the office of short-term rental had a service level agreement who could guarantee a return time on an application, it might have been agreeable to make hosts wait. but since there isn't, people could be waiting months to host when they are in compliance with the law. if there are any changes made there, we appreciate the policy and we think it has encouraged a lot of registration by good actors since they don't have to wait. we do know a lot of hosts that are waiting. they have gotten an application pending and

kevin james and leah remini. >> for me i put it out on twitter to have rainbow and day johnson "black-ish" that family next doornts to be a friend. >> that's sweet, george. >> that's sweet? really? >> really sweet. >> sweet. >> i'm serious. it was sweet. [ laughter ] >> should we move on now. >> leave it at that. >> the big screen she's been on since she was 6 years old. now starring in "the alienist," please welcome dakota fanning. [ applause ] >> hi, how are you? >> good. >> hi. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> so tell us about this new show. >> yes, so it's called "the alienist." it's based on a book by caleb carr called "the alienist" and it's set in 1896, new york city and i play sara howard who is the first female to work at the new york police department and it's a psychological thriller about a mystery finding a serial killer. >> we were hanging out earlier, dakota and i and explaining an alienist is a psychologist. >> that's the big part of the show, the birth of psychology and behavioral analysis in finding a killer.

kevin mccarthy? where are members of the judiciary committee who understand that this is a dangerous, ignorant view of how american law enforcement works? >> the famous episode when lyndon johnsonff somewhere and he got to the airport and an aide said "your helicopter is over there, sir." and he said "they're all my helicopters, son." that's the way presidents think. in this case it seems to me if you have a unitary view of the presidency then the justice department serves at his pleasure and to carry out his duty to faithfully see the laws are executed. however, my experience in washington is that when you reach a certain critical mass of interest in something that's secret, it's not going to stay secret for very long. the nixon tapes come to mind. it was a long time between when mr. butterfield revealed the existence of the tapes during the urban committee hearings and when they came out, but come out they did. and in this case, if this memo exists and if this memo is so flagrantly an exercise in cherry picking, there's something to be said for letting it out and demonstrating that it was cherry picked and examining the motives of those who did the cherry picking. pat moyniha