i have got a special guest, i got kevin johnson of the brand now roastery ker kevin, great to see you. >> welcome >> you had a full meeting yesterday. you took down long-term guidance >> let me frame the context of yesterday's conversation we outlined for investors a growth that scales strategy and agenda that mattis driving resus you look at fiscal year '18, we delivered 10% revenue growth and 17% growth in earnings per share. we reaffirmed fy-19 guidance and indicated fy-20 and 21 would be greater than 13% growth eps. after that, a 10% growth rate for long-term shareholder values that's what we frame for our investo investors. >> you got so many drivers i question the need to be able to do something like that, it is like what jay powell did with the federal reserve, we'll be flying high for the next couple of years why bother putting a gun on your head hike that >> we continue to buy back our stocks aggressively. we believe on the agenda that we outline for our investors yesterday. i met with 60 plus of our large, long-term shareholders and everyone of them indicated what they look

stores by the second quarter of next year this morning i had a chance to catch up with kevin johnson,arbucks and dara khosrowshahi, the ceo of uber. wow, is this a lot of fun? maybe i'll go to sleep tonight i'll see you on monday okay, i'm ready. take a look. >> i have to tell you, i don't want -- maybe i'm jaded because when i walked here and went around, i said to myself, wow, this is one of the most amazing -- i've lived in new york for a long time you have created something here. >> well, jim, this is the pinnacle of experiences around all things coffee. you know, we started with this vision about five years ago. we built our first starbucks reserve roastery in seattle. it's one of the top one or two destinations in seattle for tourists and locals. we then a year ago opened the shanghai roastery, three months ago, milan and today in new york this is about all things coffee from roasting to different brew methods, the bakery, scooped beans. it's all here. >> dara, you are teamed up with kevin to bring us things when i go around here i'm saying will they expand it so i can have this

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i think it will work for you >> you spoke with kevin johnson.looking more of that extended interview what did you get from him in terms of how strong or weak the d economy is in china. >> absolutely. i think what's happened in china is the consumer is gifting more than ever. the consumer is buying more than ever it is not inexpensive. the expansion plans are very robust that stock ran up from 52 to 65. anything that runs up into any news goes and sells off badly. again, bear market behavior. i'll use the sound >> we are getting close to those levels like financials >> there is proctor and gamble shouldn't there be more than proctor? one stock that's good. i know you're from cincinnati and all but honestly >> the banks closed the lowest level -- >> don't do that to me >> don't put me in that house of pain >> should others be taking it out at the moment >> he is a multi-billionaire i think they will do fine. some of the banks but there are so many really good stocks that don't have inverted yield curve to worry about and where the numbers are too

back over to you >> jim cramer will talk with the ceo of starbucks kevin johnson tomorrow on "squawkstreet." and he will also be joined by uber's ceo, so maybe we'll learn more about this delivery plan. that is tomorrow 9:00 a.m. eastern time here on cnbc. >>> now let's get to sue herera for our news yip up dupdate >> thank you so much maria butina agreeing to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge as part of a deal with federal prosecutors. sentencing guide lines recommend up to six months in prison for the admitted russian spy prosecutors say it is very likely she will be deported after her sentence is completed. >>> chuck schumer urging president trump to prosecute cow hue technolowaco -- huawei ceo with violating sanctions. >> the recent arrest of the cf off of huawei, a tech giant in china with close ties to its government and military is a reminder of the predator behavior of chinese companies. >> yes, that is a special yule log. kentucky chicken is partnering to create a fire log that smells like, you guessed it, colonel sanders ring which i c er ers o. it is available on the kfc

have many markets to penetrate >> that was uber's ceo talking to jim cramer this morning with kevin johnsonbucks whose shares are back to levels from early november despite the partnership and talk about the china growth >> yeah, the two announced this partnership hence sitting together but it will be a big ipo to watch next year. >>> and a big puig next weweek k with the fed let's get to the half. >> thanks. i'm scott wapner small cap stocks signaling big trouble ahead for your money the economy is so good, which many say it is, and then why can't the beaten down russell rebound? this is the "halftime report." >>> key parts his year long lows a record amount of money is pulled from u.s. mutual funds. a big question for investors, are these potential signs of a bottom plus, three big movers this week we'll focus on starbucks, nike and under armour's big dro

starbucks ceo kevin johnson and uber's ceo, dara khosrowshahi will be on today at 9:00 a.m. and tonight again at 6:00 p.m. >> do you need coffee delivered, yes or no? >> i don't even drink coffee, but if i did, i would want it hot and not dripped all over >> lvmh is buying hotel group belmond in a 2$2.5 billion deal. the luxury retailer agreeing to pay $25 a share for belmond, a 40% premium over yesterday's closing price. the deal expecting to be closed the first half of the new year who is belmond they own the oriented express luxury train lines, a lot of hire-end hotels in charleston, south carolina and around the world. lvmh going from a retailer to a travel company overnight >>> adobe's fourth quarter earnings beating forecasts revenues roughly in line adobe upping its revenue outlook for the year strong demand here and abroad. jim cramer spoke with adobe's ceo last night about the company's bullish forecast >> i think we're absolutely in the sweet spot of two massive shifts that are happening, creativity has never been important. when you think about creative cloud, to

to jim cramer this morning with kevin johnson of starbucks whose shares are back to levels from early november despite the partnership and talk about the china growth >> yeah, the two announced this partnership hence sitting together but it will be a big ipo to watch next year. >>> and a big puig next weweek k with the fed let's get to the half. >> thanks. i'm scott wapner small cap stocks signaling big trouble ahead for your money the economy is so good, which many say it is, and then why can't the beaten down russell rebound? this is the "halftime report." >>> key parts his year long lows a record amount of money is pulled from u.s. mutual funds. a big question for investors, are these potential signs of a bottom plus, three big movers this week we'll focus on starbucks, nike and under armour's big drop. the "halftime report" starts right now. >> good to have you with us on this friday. here here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day we begin, where else, the markets. stocks are at the lows of the day. new data in china suggesting a weakening economy, we are focusing on

kevin johnson, starbucks ceo and mark schneider, nestle's ceo that we don't hear enough from classicorld domination fantastic work thank you, gentlemen >> thanks, jim. or where you trade,rade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> after the close we got a good number from oracle and got a good number from j&j, meaning a buyback of 5 billion i want to you make up your mind about j&j yourself and by the way tomorrow i'm still going to use their talcum powder like i have for the last 40 years i didn't hear anything that would make me feel bad i have sympathy for whoever is sick for whatever reason 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 will see you tomorrow. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ bam! good luck, rook. good luck, nick. thank you. one more. there's only one rule in "shark tank" -- don't screw it up. [ laugh

kevin johnson earlier in the day. his focus is on doing what starbucks does best and creating the big strategic partnerships that complement what the company does best from alibaba in china to the nestle global coffee alliance and now uber eats. back to you. >> thank you, kate at the starbucks meeting in new york city guy what do you make of starbucks and the push to delivery it costs a lot of money to deliver one cup of coffee. >> they took the eps guidance down you have to ask did it stev the 22, 23 multiple? certainly doesn't now. look in june the stock went from 57.5ish down in a straight loan and spent the rest of the summer getting that back earlier a couple months ago the stock went from 57.5 to 65 in a straight line. it does exactly opposite over the summer revert back to the mean. the mean has been around $60 you can do the math and that multiple makes sense but at currently levels it it doesn't. >> fills the gab are gap for the downside but you look at other side, duncan brands that looks more stable on the

and employees including important perks and benefits starbucks is on a roll, and i expect ceo kevin johnson, kj, will give us a road map for a return to robust growth in the united states. company is putting up slnt nebs in china too let's see if they can keep it up even with the escalating trade tensions thursday, we get results from seu seunena. i'm talking about sienna with a c. i think it will be fascinating to hear their perspective, not to mention chinese competitors, huawei, and over all telecommunications buildout worldwide. costco reports after closing this is a situation, no matter how good things are, i doubt it can move the needle because the stock has always run this week, costco gave us fantastic november same-sale numbers. i don't see how they can top that number. costco's a company that's been integral to the low inflation economy that i always talk about. they say the club members save a fortune by just joining the club that's why i love it i'm a gold star member my wife has a black card i wonder if managers will call out the strength in their e-commerce business. i also th

>> we have starbucks, kevin johnson, is holding well >> how about tilray, global collaboration with sandalsg availability of high quality of medical cannabis around the world >> oh, that's going to be a squeeze. >> cold brands of non combustible products here. >> new jersey just branded -- >> did you hear what cuomo said yesterday? he's going to push q 1 next year of recreational. >> david, you have to emphasize to them that cuomo says they should be smoking pot. >> we already had conversations like this. >> how did it go >> we have not talked about edibles too much >> you know what i think you need to be careful of what you put in your body >> that's the basic lesson >> know what you put in your body >> i use tout for 40 years >> you think it has been anything -- do you have a problem? >> a name that we would not typically hit but it is a deal there are not many to follow they fall apart, rent a center they did get a second request from the trade commission. it had an effect in delaying the deal that of the private equity firm didn't extend and did not send in their extension notice, we ar

jim will be there tomorrow and he'll have ceo kevin johnson on "squawk on the street" later on "mad moneyrkable job and the roast erery a brain chi of howard schultz. he's making it so technologically they're superior i always thought their coffee -- this is a triple cappuccino -- i would say kevin has this thing this engine is about to roar it's been stabilized we liked it starting in' 5254. this roast rery is signature because it's like we can do craft. i just think this is another rallying cry for this stock. >> 70? man, 49 in june, remember that. >> johnson is doing a great job. >> look forward to that, jim, that will be big we'll get stop tdirang with jim in a moment. dow is up 70 this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the be

josh johnson trying to organic strait the comeback, he's picked off by kevin buyers, titans add a pickdskins 25-16. with more from nashville, here' sherree burruss. >> the redskins playoff cha aes slippiy after missed opportunities against the titans. in the locker room silence a players frustrated and upset after the loss. >> we played a hell of a game, man, we fought to the end. see offense, def we fought. we just didn't make thelays we needed to do to get over the hump. every week it seemsike a come down to a bad call. >> i think the way these guys came out and played, our style ofhy football,sical style of football game and just laeft couple, i feel lee left some place on the field we could have made. >> i honestly feel like we were the better team, and we just didn't do engh, you know. so that hurts, you know. it's things more, you know, when you know that you were better. >> redskins get a couple of days off before facing another backup quarterback, super bowl mvp nick fos. from nashville, sherree burruss news 4 sports. >>> to the ice, some caps fans in ottawa, their team visitin

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ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new johnson's® choose gentle >>> oscar winning actor kevinurt appearance scheduled for a few days from now, next monday, january 7th. that's arraignment day for a felony charge that he sexually assaulted a teenager two summers ago. according to the criminal complaint, investigators have a snapchat video of that alleged assault. it's also just a few days since this bizarre clip hit the innocent th internet that was posted by kevin spacey himself. he rants directly to the camera using the voice and accent of his character in the netflix show "house of cards." the latest on spacey's legal saga now -- and i do have to warn you, this report contains some language that is sexually explicit. here is cnn's miguel marquez. >> you trusted me even though you knew you shouldn't. >> reporter: the video titled "let me be frank," posted to kevin spacey's verified twitter account shortly after indecent assault and battery charges brought by a then 18-year-old accuser last year who's mother spoke out on his behalf last year. >> in july of 2016, agentctor k sf

under a minute and a half to go but johnson makes his first big mistake of the game, intercepted by kevin buyard. >> i wish victim that opportunity to dohat again but right now i can learn from it and we can move on to philadelphia. >> that's my frustration. we played a hell of a game. we fought to the end, offense, e, we fought. we just didn't make the plays we needed to do. >> this stings. e way these guys came out and played, their physical style of football game and left a couple -- i feelefike wet some plays on the fhald we could made. >> i feel we were the better team. and weust didn't do enough, you know? sol that hurts. it stings more when you know that you were better. >> the playoffop even slimmer for the redskins who now look to tend season with a win against the eagles. sherrie s,burrus news 4 sports. >>> it was still a huge night fo d.c.sports. the wizards shined on the court and won in triple ertime. they beat the suns 149-146. guard bradley vea also earned his first career triple-double. day they're back on the road and play the indiana pacers. >> ahigh-scoring game. >>> 6:

johnson's hair in the middle of the match went viral prompting criticism. >>> graphic details coming to light about the sex assault accusations against kevin spacey.we should warn you, the story has explicit language. if you have kids in the room, be aware of that. the criminal complaint from nantucket, massachusetts, says spacey bought a teenager a number of drinks and bragged to him about the size of his penis. he reached over and rubbed the teen's thigh. spacey unszipped the teenager's pants. investigators have the video. cnn's miguel marquez has more. >> reporter: christine and joe, despite a heavy night of drinking with spacey and accuser, the accuser had the frame of mind to take video of it. snapchating part of the assault. he says, to his then girlfriend. now one of the things the accuser says in the report is he told mr. spacey he was 23 years old. in fact, he was 18. all of this happening at the nantucket club car restaurant after he got off his shift that night in july of 2016. the accuser's mother spoke about this incident last year. >> the victim, my son, was a star struck, straight, 18-year-old young man who had no idea that the famo

johnson did not show. he pinned his opponent and won his match. >> actor kevin spacey is being charged with a sexual assaultusetts. a state prosecutor said he's accused of indecent assault and battery on the son of a boston television anchor in july of 2016. the former news anchor came forward saying spacey stuck his hand down her then 18-year-old son's pants and grabbed him. spacey is scheduled to appear in court on january 7th. he was dropped from the hit series "house of cards" after numerous allegations of sexual miss condu were made against him. >>> governor brown has set a record for pardons in california. during his past eight years in office, he's granted 1189 pardons and 152 commutations. when she was governor between 1975 and 1983, he and one commutation. he's tried to eliminate the state's money bail system. one of the people not pardoned was the mayor of london breed who had written a letter asking her brother's 44-year sentence to be commuted. the mayor says part of her motivation to write the letter was the issue of racial bias in the criminal justice system. >>> now your accuweather forecast

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kevin hassett. appreciate it. susan: let's get reaction. bring back in our panel, james freeman, liz peek, adam johnson. adam i was kind of encouraged by the positives when it comes to china trade. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. i've been listening to myself speak because people tell me i'm far too optimist i can. i think there are reasons to be optimists or optimistic. the fact they're working through the holiday says a lot. the fact that the chinese have given ground on several different occasions says a lot. quite frankly both trump and xi need a win. politically they're facing headwinds. they need some sort of a deal and i think they get it done. i'm long way bow and alibaba. susan: that makes sense. kevin hassett agrees with the rest of the world and markets they would probably make a lot of headway if they actually met face-to-face? >> i think mr. powell could probably make a pretty good case that the fed is confident raising rates because the economy is strong and i think that is largely the result of president trump's policies. i think kevin hassett, you take his optimism seriously because you

johnson. .onnie: i am vonnie quinn this is the european close. republican senators are meeting with president trump with washington on the brink of a partial shutdown. ,e are joined by kevinis live on capitol hill. our senate republican leader still meeting with the president? we speakre meeting as here on capitol hill, staffers are on edge as the government is set to partially shutdown nine government agencies including the department of homeland security by midnight tonight. earlier today president trump has been tweeting, saying that democrats will probably vote against border security and the wall, even though they know we need it. the dems do not know there will be a shutdown that will last for a very long time. people do not want open borders and crime. chuck schumer had something to say when asked. that thisshame president, who is plunging the nation into chaos is throwing another temper tantrum and will hurt many innocent people. the trump temper tantrum may produce a government shutdown, but it will not get him his wall. >> it's impossible to look at the new slow in the last 24 hours in a vacuum. the departure of secretary mattis is weighing on several top republ

also joining us, kevin barron, executive editor of defense one, barry mccaffrey, a former battlefield commander in the persian golf and with us on set, jason johnson, politics editor for the root. i have to start with you, general mccaffrey. your reaction? >> well, i think the most important assertion i'd put on the table is there is no national security process in the u.s. government. we ended up with bolton and the state department rep and pentagon and chairman of the jcs and others reassured the international community we would not withdraw. and it's clearly good news for the iranians, for hezbollah, for the russians and most importantly for assad who will now see a chance to finish them off. it looks as if it was cooked up essentially one on one between erdogan and mr. trump in which he says, look, the turks are buying a bunch of our military equipment and he ceded the battlefield. this is speculation to the turks. >> general, what do you make of all the background noise? just this week, the president's former national security adviser mike flynn had two of his former colleagues indicted for crimes around their business activities with the tur

johnson. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. let's get back to one of our top stories, the google ceo currently testifying before the house judiciary committee. let's bring in kevinli, our chief washington correspondent on capitol hill outside of the hearing. kevin, what have we learned? what is at the top of lawmaker'' minds when it comes to google? kevin: republicans have been hammering home against the ceo, sundar pichai, of google about the issue of conservative bias. at one point, the republican holding up his iphone and assureging the ceo to him that google was not tracking his iphone. and jim jordan coming republican from ohio, questioning -- jorda n, a republican from ohio, questioning whether it was a google effort to increase the latino turnout in the 2016 election. sundar pichai candidly dodged the question on how he would be able to do that, but one congressman not satisfied with the answer. the democrats also asking tough questions. hank johnson from georgia, weighing in on the issue of just how and why there was -- why google has impacted or worked with the chinese, but has not done so with the department of defense. and she lili jackson, democrat f

kevin giddis, thank you. josh hyman, thanks >>> when we come back, new criminal charges against goldman sachs over it dealings with an investment fund in malaysia. and later, the man representing plaintiffs against johnsonad counsel mark linear is our special guest. l t his response to alex gorsky's comments on "mad money" last night that's coming up "squawk box" will be right back. most kids today will have jobs that don't exist yet. the engine management systems coordinate with autonomous vehicles. financial data, so now we can predict the future. our new flexible propeller design. by collaborating with public schools on a program called p-tech, ibm is helping students build the skills they'll need for tomorrow. revolutionizing. aerospace industry. it's an entirely sustainable approach. any questions? when you rethink education, everyone can put smart to work. >>> goldman sachs, one of the worst performing big banks yesterday hit its lowest level since 2016 one of the factors driving down the stock, new criminal charges from the malaysian government and the attorney general over there. over the 1 mdb scandal joining us now is vanity fair special correspondent, cnbc contributor william cohen. looking t