we'll talk to kevin johnson. vix is down at 18. can we get a fourth day of 1% gains?squawk on the street" is back in a minute. st drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group - how the world advances. ♪ >>> it is evidence of how much activities this is the treasury auction pick it has been going wild just to give you an idea of how much movement this week. 30s are up two on the day of nine on the week and a basis point away from challenging and a new four year plus high yield. look at the one week of tens, we talked about how it looks like it was wounding. volatility has kicked in but it is rounding and firming. that happens at volatile time. questionable time for equities which may not be over. it is a process. if you look at the 30 years since july of 14 which is what we are flirting with regarding of testing the limits of cycle move the third year has been really firm the last two or three weeks. the 30 year in particular never getting close to

kevin johnson is on whom you've really turned on >> i said i'm all in, k.j. all in kevin mandia, all in another great guy, fire eye. talk about having -- look, north korea. >> we made this our call of the day because you have him on tonight and there was research upgraded it to a buy but it goes to the point where there was -- look, it wasn't that long ago where you -- it seemed k.j. didn't have the right visibility >> we talked to k.j. don the green apron. go behind. unlike howard schultz. he's a juniper he uses anonymity to find out what was going on. they'll have easy comparisons. he is a humble man, and he bought back a ton of stock >> $79 is the price target >> easy. even in this market, this horrible market. >> $68 >> the market should be down even more, we've been bashing it -- we killed a break to bash it your parents met at ft. hood, the only thing good about this whole show everything else is people are down there giving the business >> starbucks >> the strength that i think we're seeing out of kevin johnson is the impressiveness -- when you look at

so i asked the ceo, kevin johnson, about that and if he saw impact on the business this is what he said> there's always something going on in geopolitical relationships, and the geopolitical situation we learned to navigate those things what's happening now in the geopolitical situation, we're not immune to it but we're not seeing it impact our business. and we're staying focused on things that we do well >> johnson said despite the trade dispute there's no reassessment of starbucks commitment to this market. these days the company is focused on delivery. food delivery is huge in china back in august the company talked about an initiative with alibaba, where customers can now go into a starbucks app and they can have coffee deliver to their homes within 30 minutes. johnson told me the way this is different is because they have reenneared the packaging here. for example, they have spill-proof tops, so the packaging allows the coffee to come to your door in the same condition you would want it as if you were here at the coffee bar. brian? >> okay. take off your journalist has the, and put

blowout quarter and sent its stock flying into the stratosphere let's take a closer look with kevin johnsono of starbucks who is coming to us from one of starbucks' military family stores in san diego to hear more about what he's doing for our veterans and where his company is headed. mr. johnson, welcome back to "mad money." >> hey, jim. good afternoon i'm joining you from a starbucks right outside marine corps air station miramar. so it's great to be here today >> all right so tell me about how you recruited these people to come to work for starbucks and what you're doing nationally for veterans >> well, you know, jim, as you mentioned in the introduction, we made a commitment five years ago to hire 10,000 veterans or military spouses, and we did that recognizing that the number of men and women that have served our country for multiple tours of duty for many, many years were transitioning back into civilian life, and we felt like we have an opportunity to play a role. so we put an infrastructure together to reach out and recruit these veterans and military spouses and thus far, as you sa

i asked kevin johnson if he's seeing impact on the business here >> there's always something going ontical relationships, and the geopolitical situation we learned to navigate those things what's happening now in the geopolitical situation, we're not immune to it but we're not seeing it impact our business. and we're staying focused on things that we do well >> johnson said despite the trade dispute there's no reassessment of starbucks commitment to this market. their focus these days is on delivery food delivery is huge in china back in august the company talked about an initiative with alibaba, where customers can now go into a starbucks app and they can have starbucks coffee delivered to the home within 30 minutes. >> we reengineered the packages to separate hot from cold, and we worked to make sure when the customer delivers that food or beverage, it is the same temperature as if the bar rest ta just hand barista just handed it to them >> about a third of the stores here offer delivery. they plan to increase that to 2,000 by the end of the year johnson also said the innovation he'

. >>> do not miss our big veterans day show on monday kevin johnson, ceo from starbucks. n mandia, this is going to be terrific and, of course, studio and i will be proud to have the veterans, their families and active duty folks from all over the country. by the way, just before we go, skyworks, micron, wow. semis getting killed i always say that's a bull market somewhere i promise to find it right here for you on "mad money. i'm jim cramer i'll see you monday. as we go on, it gets tougher. i know. do you want to hear the deal? i really do. $404,000. deal or no deal? i'm going home with $1 million, sweetie. no deal. hello, and welcome to "deal or no deal." in 2005, i took a job hosting a little game show called "deal or no deal." open the case. before i knew it, it became a national phenomenon. there were the incredible contestants... this is my last day as a poor man. you can take the picture right now, 'cause i'm going home with a million. ...the absolutely amazing models. number 24 is meghan. we had a model who became a duchess.

so i asked the ceo, kevin johnson, about that and if he saw impact on the business >> starbucks has been in business for 47 years. we now have 29,000 stores in 78 countries. there's also something going on in the geopolitical situation. we learned to navy gaigate thos things it's not impacted our business and we're staying focused on things that we do well bringing a premium experience around all things coffee to customers. >> johnson said despite the trade dispute there's no reassessment of starbucks commitment to this country long-term. these days the company is focused on delivery. food delivery is huge in china back in august the company talked about an initiative with alibaba, where customers can now tap on an app and have starbucks coffee delivered to their doorstep in 30 minutes what's interesting is that there are a lot to of places that can deliver coffee johnson said what makes the system unique is thatre reengineered the packaging, so the condition of the coffee is the same as if you were at this long coffee bar in the store in terms of numbers, the company says since august,

harrison ford,ed starbucks ceo kevin johnson, house democratic leader nancy pelosi, and the mayors of paris, warsaw, houston, and san francisco. this is three hours and 20 minutes.

kevin johnson talked about his relationship with alibaba and the company presence in china. >> our alibabatnership is just getting started we launched delivery in beijing at the end of september, by the end of the counter year, we'll be in 2,000 stores doing delivery and partnership with alibaba in over 30 cities, so we continue to expand in terms of new stores, in terms of offerings for customers, and into new cities throughout china. >> went on to say in north america, of the four points of comp. here, three came from beverage, which he thought was obviously a very good sign. >> two words, especially in terms of north america, cold brew saw it with starbucks and dunkin' donuts it is iced coffee that's stronger and has a little more caffeine, it is lifting earnings for the company. it is amazing. the other thing that got my attention about alibaba, two things first, the ad business, that business seems to be slowing in terms of on platforms, and they have more competition from other domestic tech companies in china, that's weighing on them as well, and also the growth in cloud. we had gue

really excited to have kevin johnson here comes a ceo of starbucks.on the board for ten years. he is led some really bold commitments to social impact including the recent announcement that starbucks will eliminate the waste and has zero plastic straws globally by 2020. my mom, your biggest strawberry acai drinker is getting use this, but she is on board. last but not least we have one of the biggest players who led the negotiation in paris on behalf of the obama administration. he leads the efforts to engage on socially conscious investments and aligning that with their portfolio and values. the challenges may be different for all of these parties, but the goal is the same and that is decarbonization. >> brian, i thought i would start with you since you were there on the ground in paris, leading an important player in leading the negotiations for the obama administration. what was your reaction? the current administration pulling out, and what you think the real impact of that has been i think there is a certain physics to politics and so, as inexpli

we have fireeye, led by a vet, and we have starbucks which hires vets we have kevin johnson. what a job he's done what a turn. what a turn. >> starbucks >> yeah, it's happening very quickly. i cannot wait until tonight. this is my father's favorite. >> i wish he'd seen the super bowl i'm glad he didn't see last night. >> jim, as we said earlier, never forget, remember your veterans and see you tonight "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time >>> when we come back, reaction to favors exclusive with ge's larry culp stock trying to wrestle with $8 and dow down 183 (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm p

week high the coffee giant posting record sales thanks to higher prices and new store openings kevin johnsonred earlier on cnbc and talked about the results and its partnership with alibaba and growth plans in china. >> our alibaba partnership is just getting started in fact, we launched a delivery in beijing and shanghai at the end of september and by the end of this calendar year we'll be in 2000 stores doing delivery and partnership with alibaba in over 30 cities we continue to expand in terms of new stores in terms of offerings of customers and new cities throughout china. >> starbucks will offer fewer retail items at lower prices and six holiday beverages to encourage more customers to shop in its cafes. >> tesla shares are rebounding since october 24 when the company reported a surprise profit it has been a volatile year for the company due to controversial tweets from ceo elon musk. recode's kara swisher sat down for an interview and asked about plans to go private. >> i think we will be cash low positive for all quarters going forwa forward. >> do you need to go private are you still

innovate and meet the challenges of the changing retail environment in a memo obtained by cnbc, ceo kevin johnsonrt, "building the next chapter of starbucks requires us to focus on fewer priorities and transform how our functional teams work." this follows changes at the senior level that were announced in september the company's focusing on evolving in marketing, creative product, technology and its store development. some of those changes and streamlining in its retail locations leading to better than expected earnings this past quarter. back over to you >> all right, kate, thank you very much. $2 billion worth of art is about to be auctioned off in new york city will the big market swings recently make the ultra rich a little more cautious with how they spend their cash? robert frank joins us. robert >> tyler, it is the biggest auction week of the year and the biggest test for the art market given the recent market swings, the tariffs, the slowing global growth and the star of the week is edward hopper's famed chop suey painting that's being sold tonight at christie's. it is estimated to sell

kevin mccarthy. majority leader. senator ron johnson is been fantastic ally in somebody who's doing and a terrible job and chairs the senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs and chairman michael who had a great victory in texas and he's in charge of the house committee in homeland security. michael, congratulations. >> thank you, sir. >> solid victory. i also want to thank secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen and undersecretary chris for being here and they, too, have been working long and hard on this bill. every date america's adversaries are taking our cyber defenses in an attempt to gain access to our critical input structure, exploit our great companies and undermine our entire way of life. we can't let that happen. this vital education will establish a new agency within the department of romance ready to lead the federal government civilian response to the cyber threats against our nation and we had any threats against our nation, cyber is going to be in this form and threats have taken place and

. >> when i heard kevin johns -- johnson talk about how fast they're able to get new products out.days to get a new product out it took something like 18 months. now they're trying to speed things up. >> how is that possible? >> they had a pretty bloated management structure. they're slimming that down and now it can take as little as 100 days to go from the innovation line to the cafe. people want what they want and they put out a high-protein cold brew in summer and that's very on trend. a year ago that wouldn't have been on trend. >> what's in it? >> i think it's a pea protein powder. i haven't had one myself yet. >> is starbucks more of a coffee company at this point or a food company? >> they're always going to be seen as a coach company but in the critical afternoon segment they're not getting people in for caffeine for the most part. that i so they're trying to be the place you go to for a salad or two in the afternoon. they're starting to make headway there. aroline: from a management point, are we going to see more innovation come from china back into the u.s.? >> that's a

really excited to have kevin johnson here, the ceo of starbucks. and has led some really bold commitments to social impact including the recent announcement that starbucks will eliminate the waste and hazard of plastic straws globally by 2020. biggest drinker is getting used to this, but she is on board. and we have one of the biggest players that led to negotiation in paris on behalf of the obama white house. he is not ahead of blackrock sustainable investing group. he leads the efforts to engage on socially conscious investments and aligning that with their portfolio and values. challenges may be different for all of these parties, but the goal is the same. and that is decarbonization. all right. brian, i thought i would start with you since you were on the ground in harris -- in paris. what was your reaction to the current administration pulling out? what do you think the real impact has been? i think there is a certain physics to politics. as inexplicable as that decision was for people around the world and people that worked closely on it, wit

kevin mccarthy. good.ery majority leader. that sounds good. huh? rod johnson has been a fantastic ally and somebody who is doing a really incredible job. and he chairs the senate committee on homeland security governmental affairs. and chairman mccall, who just victory in texas, he's in charge of the house committee on homeland security. congratulations. a big -- a very solid victory. i also want to thank secretary security, kirstjen undersecretary, chris crebs, fob being here. they -- for being here. have been working long and hard on this bill. adversariesmerica's attempt to gain access to our critical infrastructure, exploit andgreat companies undermine our entire way of life. we can't let that happen. legislation will establish a new agency within the department of homeland federal to lead the government's civilian response to the cyber threats against our nation. we've had many threats against our nation. cyber is gonna be the newest form. and the threats have taken place and we've been doing a pretty at knockingty good them out. but now this will make us

kevin mccarthy. the majority leader, that sounds good to me. been a rod johnson has fantastic ally and someone that is doing an incredible job. the senaters committee on homeland security and governmental affairs. and chairman michael mcauley incredible victory in texas. congratulations to you. a solid victory. i also want to thank secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen and undersecretary chris krebs for being here. they also have an working long and hard on this. day, america's adversaries are testing our cyber defenses. toy attempt to gain access our critical infrastructure, exploit our great companies and undermine our entire way of life and we cannot let that happen. this legislation will establish a new agency within the homeland security to lead the federal governments were -- federal government civilian response. form will be the newest and the threats have taken place and we have been doing a pretty good job at knocking them out but this will make us i think much more effective. we are putting people who are the best in the world in charge and i

that translates into this, the third congressional district of kansas, which contains johnson county. kevinblican incumbent. he has been defeated. we projected sherisse davids would succeed him tonight. the district that was carried in 2016 by hillary clinton, another republican in a clinton district, another suburban district goes down tonight. this goes in the books as another democratic pickup. and you can see one, two, three, four, five, six, there are now seven democratic pickups. remember, we had that one that flipped as well from democrat to republican so that's a net gain of six so far for democrats. that leaves them six that they've gained, 17 that they still need to gain to get control of the house. >> let us just take a moment there to notice what just happened. kevin yoder losing that seat in kansas is, first of all, a republican losing a seat in kansas. there's been a real question whether crishris cokobak's candidacy -- sherisse edwards winning that seat, she's a native american, openly gay. she's run an incredibly powerful campaign against him. her taking that seat speaks muc

johnson is a co-owner. in san francisco, christien kaftion, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> within hours of larry baer's tweet, hundreds of fans reacted. kevin farley road, lifelong fan. have attended all three world series. johnson is not merely an owner, he's the majority stakeholder. i love my giants but will not stand with bigotry, ignorance, and cruelty. it's time to take a stand and align those that love liberty, diversity, and american values. san francisco giants fan 55 tweeted, that's a well-written statement and totally acceptable. for those who disagree with individual choices and try to hold organizations like the san francisco giants responsible are being a reasonable. the giants should be judged on their own choices. another road, come on, people. they can't force this person out. they can't force him to give his stake up. they could buy him out but he'd have to agree. boycott all you want but i agree with his statement. his views do not coincide with the statement as a whole. >>> happening now, president trump is in this is to be in a final campaign push for republican senator cindy hyde- smith. she was appointed to fill the s

kevin cirilli. this is bloomberg. ♪ london, i am guy johnson. i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg markets. -- thee new york motor ceo of that joins us now. have had some great years in north america over the last few years with record after record after record. is the u.s. bike market starting to look saturated? >> it is not a matter of saturation and we are a small player in the north american market. we have seen consistent growth this year. a little bit of growth. it has to do with the fact our product is accessible to, not only a broader audience, but we are a brand that invokes youth and sport. we are relevant for newer generations. vonnie: how are sales of the scrambler? are you getting millennials to buy the new lower-priced model? millennials and people who are returning motorcyclist. empty-nesters. their kids leave and they realize there is a part of their life a did not live. we are seeing that drive growth with the scrambler over the last few years because it is an easy and accessible process -- product and fun. gp influences sale

kevin cirilli. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg markets.theresa may has a deal with the european union but has long odds getting it through the house of parliament. most labor mps have signal their opposition to the deal. tonight the prime minister's chief of staff will meet with labor mps to meet with them -- let's bring in bloomberg charlotte. theresa may went to the house today. we listened into what she had to say. how effective is this kind of policy of talk to the nation and talk to mps. what is her strategy going forward. she seems to be striving to address mp's. i do not understand what her strategy is. >> i think what she is doing, she seems to be following a two pronged strategy of telling mps this is the deal, this is the best you can get and if you do not vote for it we will have more uncertainty, and at the same time we saw on friday the government had been all of her twitter with the benefits of the deal. she is also planning to go around the country appealing to the population directly. backdea there is people go to their mps

. >> kevin hart won the award for best comedy act of 2018 and the comedian provided this video message with a dig to dwayne "the rock" johnsonget down to the nitty-gritty and say what this means. i'm better than dwayne "the rock" johnson. let's just underline that. in your face. people don't like you. they like me. >> in your face. hart went on to say how much he really did appreciate his fans for the award. >> but then this response from the rock -- uh-oh. i do all the heavy lifting in our comedy act and he takes home the gold? "well, seeing as i'm the producer of "jumanji," guess who's character is going to die in the opening scene when we start shooting in january. #byebyekev." >> that's good, actually. nicki minaj won both album of the year and female artist of the year. she wasn't shy about letting the audience in on her plans for after the show. >> shout out to donatella versace for custom making this outfit for me, and shout out to michael b. jordan because he's going to be taking it off of me tonight. >> then she winked at him. >> and nicki got to perform as well. referring, though, to that -- >> that michael b. jord

johnson. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." two leading republican senators are pushing legislation to protect smaller businesses. kevinirilli spoke with senator marco rubio about the new measure. sen rubio: commercial information is not protected under the law, individual information is. a lot of small businesses are stuck using their own personal information. securing access to business loans because of the size of the company, that is not being protected. we want to protect businesses under a certain amount in a way that is responsible, will be don't want personal information of individual business owners to be compromised because they used our personal information to acquire a small business loan. kevin: i was struck about how you are changing the timeline from zero to 30-day window. sen rubio: it's important the same a it is for the individual consumer. they get you time to protect your identity. your identity can be used to ruin your credit. we have so many people come to our office that other identity stolen. it turns her life upside down, sometimes for years. kevin: the president said he might put up that meeti

johnson. he is from louisiana. he is a member of the house judiciary committee, sir, thank you so much for joining us. let me ask you about leadership first. some have said that kevinn essence isn't combative enough. now being in the minority position you need somebody who wants to throw grenades more than wants to build bridges what do you think about that? >> look, i think kevin will be a great leader for us. i love jim jordan. he is one of my closest friends and trusted allies in congress. he gave it a good run. it was an important symbolic run. kevin won the election. now we unify. everybody left the room very unified. the conference is ready to go to battle, we'll have to do that. we do want to continue to move the ball forward. we'll have a conciliatory tone. if democrats make good on promises we heard them make we'll move forward for the country and i believe of the american people want us to do that. melissa: you're on the judiciary committee. the new democratic chair of that committee will start by attacking matt whitaker, the acting attorney general. they say that he hasn't been confirmed by the senate. among other things he doesn't belong in that positio

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kevin cirilli. granville, a while back in the new york times with an absolute tour de force on the history of said independence. this is johnsone heart of m the amount. takes office. president johnson act as attorney general to determine if a president could legally remove a fed board member from office. he said no. here's a quote which really drags in the politics of the moment. martin, my boys are dying in vietnam and he won't print the money i need. there it is. everybody knows this history in economics. how independent are central banks? kevin: at the moment, they have enjoyed independence. i do think we are getting to the growing pains stage of independent central banks and looking at the wider implications. in your chart of the day that you put up around the failure to return real yields back to positive territory 10 years after the crisis, has had .istortion there he impact that will help clip the wings of independent central banks. it will be revisiting a set of mandates across the developed world that have been broadly unchanged for two decades. tom: in the interview the president's last my with the washington post, h

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