kevin johnson, starbucks ceo. breaking news to update you on, a senate panel will be advancing pete buttigieg's nomination to head the department of transportation. that will be key if there is an infrastructure package especially as it relates to green stimulus. guy: we need to talk about the fed as well, they will release their policy decision later today. no action is expected. a press conference will be fascinating. from a policy point of view but also what happens with this stock market move, this turbulence we are seeing. alan blinder, guy: from london i'm guy, alix steel is in new york. this is bloomberg markets. later on, the fed wrapping up its third meeting for the year -- first meeting of the year. investors waiting jerome powell's comments on the state of the economy and the future of the bond buying program. i wonder whether gamestop will come up. it could be the first question. joining us now is alan blinder, former federal reserve vice chairman. nice to have you on the show today. crazy things are h

. >> reporter: kevin johnson called governor inslee offering to help. >> starbucks, how are they going to help? >> they have been good delivering coffee around the world. they have assistance that's quite helpful. training other on vaccination c. microsoft is offering data expertise and kaiser permanente is helping with healthcare >> every state's governors all have good intent, they're trying to operationallize this. they are governors, they don't operational things at scales, businesses do so why don't we partner with them? >> reporter: uber assists with transportations including donating 10 million free rides disney opened up a parking lot in california. >> it is that type of total mo mobilization of our community to meet ambitious targets it is time for all hands-on deck nbc news >>> now to president trump's last 48 hours in office. new details about how he makes his exit and the possibility of more pardons >> reporter: president trump is behind closed doors, out of sight and poised to issue dozens of pardons in his final hours. three sources from the president thinking for now the

. >> reporter: kevin johnson called governor inslee offering to help. >> how are they going to help in the vaccinations >> well, you notice they have been pretty good delivering coffee with good coffee around the world. they have logistical assistance which is quite helpful, training other entities how to run a high vaccination center >> reporter: other companies are pitching in as well and kaiser permanente is helping in with healthcare >> every state governors all have good intents and trying to operationalize it. they are governors why don't we partner with them >> reporter: it is not just in washington state uber offered to assist with transportations including donating 10 million free rides disney opened up their parking lot in california. it is that type of full mobilization in our community, we'll need to meet these very, very ambitious targets we did it in world war ii. we can do it now >> reporter: it is time he says for all hands on deck. stephanie gosk nbc news >>> president trump's last 48 hours in office. new details on how he makes his exit and the possibility of more par

some of it is about china exposure not long about starbucks brought in kevin johnson and he rolled outts of new technology to fix the through put problem making it easier to keep the line moving and plus they can strong arm the landlords to get lower rent i want to make it very clear, people like kevin johnson and the people who run chipotle don't like this either they love small retail and it's not just for show. when you talk to them off the record they are worried about this they are worried about the small coffee shop and how about darden, parent of olive garden up 380% from the march bottom. they also have the scale to get good deals from the big online delivery services anded they spend a fortune on tech and they can afford to upgrade the ventilation systems to make the locations safer which is what you'll need. they'll capitalize on the car carnage. how are smaller restaurants supposed to can compete with any of that? i don't know tell me. i haven't figured it out retail let's start with target. up 112% from the lows, why because they bulked up the omni channel and the same-day

thanks very much see you soon >> thanks, guys. >> kevin johnson, starbucks ceo. >> thanks, carl. >>>we head to break, it is time for the bond report let's take a look at how it is fairing this morning the 10-year note yield clinging to 1%. this of course ahead of today's fed decision and chairman jerome powell's newsconference. over in europe, where it is a mixed picture, yields rising in germany. and in france. but as you see, actually, across the board. let's finish with a look at the dollar index which has been, well, weak longer, but recently, a bit stronger weak longer. you know what i mean right? you follow me. a lot more "squawk on the street" straight ahead stay with us >>> worst day for stocks since october across the board but what is working is 3 m, upgraded to jpmorgan, they go to overweight, december '21 target 205, they say relative to its peers, valuation is good, and we'll see how long that holds though, in a situation that is obviously tough. "squawk on the street" is back in just a moment i feel like they might have a better finance system than we do. workday. how d

kevin johnson continues to be really confident about the future and consumers wanting to meet starbuckse drivethrough or mobileard and way. but as you mentioned the rolling lockdowns have an exact on people's ability to go into the stores that's why you are seeing some of those declines. when people do visit places a lot of times they are ordering in groups, tenning to spend more money, perhaps treating themselves to something they can't have at home like a fancy latte. we expect more color on that on the conference call. >> amd having a revenue beat as well, moving higher. that one yet to come mike, with the microsoft move a vote of confidence at the moment if these things hold subject to the earnings calls which should give everything a boost tomorrow morning. >> everything in this tech growth complex the mark has been edging in that direction several days now amazon was also up a bit after-hours basically off that cloud number from microsoft. it seems as if it is not being taken as really a market share game it is the whole area having strength so i do think that that's a little bit

and tampa's possession kept alive when kevin king was called for passing on tyler johnson on the thirddown, play. no question, king had ahold of johnson, jersey. rogers and the packers not happy that that call would enable the bucks to run out the clock. the bucks headed the super bowl 55 to represent the nfc. the unprecedented 10th trip to the big game for brady, was tampa also becomes the first team to ever play the super bowl, and it's home stadium. brady's been there enough times to have it all in perspective. it's a tough journey to get here, so go on the road and went up. no. another road playoff game. is it just a great achievement and, you know, now home super bowl for the first time in nfl history, i think puts a lot of cool things in perspective anytime you the first time doing something it's usual a pretty good thing so now we just got to go, have great two weeks. prepare for whoever it is and you don't be ready to go. there's a lot of unknowns going into this off season now. and. they're just gonna have to take some time away for sure and clay my head and. you're going to s

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dan johnson, bbc news, in south—east london. kevin of the national education union, which represents the majority of teachers — and has called for all primary schools in england to move to learning online for at least two weeks. cani can i ask you, first of all, kevin, what is the science you are using behind this call to move all online learning for primary schools for the next two weeks? sure. can i also say that we represent all its support staff, as well as teachers and our union. but the science that we think the government is ignoring is minutes from sage of their meeting on december 22 that were published on december 22 that were published on the 31st of december, and there is minutes from sage say that the r rate will not be below one if schools are open during the november lockdown —— might like during the november lockdown. and they were saying that they will need a period of time to look at that. imperial college, there was a research paper, niall ferguson, and author of that, who was also on sage, saying the same thing. th

dan johnson, bbc news, in south—east london. kevineral secretary of the national education union, which represents the majority of teachers — and has called for all primary schools in england to move to learning online for at least two weeks. ...we we think that would have kept cases down. the scottish government has delayed the reopening of schools. the government has delayed the reopening of secondary school still then are now quite a number of primary schools. we are saying it has to go further if you can then genuinely say you are following the science. we also think that acting now, acting early, that's the message that you get from this pandemic the whole time is don't wait until cases have gone up and up and then try and manage them down. that takes a lot longer. take action now, get the cases to fall after christmas, and then put in place as measures that can keep cases low. you have told your mind is that they have a legal right to refuse to work in unsafe conditions. —— your members. do you consider primary schools, if they

johnson but it is incomplete. the flag comes out holding on kevin king.rlier in the game but green bay gets the call in crunch time. the bucs run out the clock and they win it 31-26. brady now headed to his 10th, yes 10th, super bowl. >> aaron, did you agree with the decision to kick it there on fourth down? >> it was not my decision but i understand the thinking timeouts . it was not my decision. >> i think it puts a lot of cool things in perspective. it is usually a pretty good thing. >> a lot of guys' futures are uncertain, myself included. >> at 43, tom brady will be the oldest player ever to play in the super bowl. congratulations to the brady family. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> still ahead on our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, restaurants are now welcoming customers in parts of the u.s.. we will show you where some folks are going to escape that cabin fever. >>> when will restaurants here be reopened? it might be sooner than numberer's januaryry sale on the e sleep numbmber 360 0 smart bed.d. you can adadjust

now facing federal criminal charges: kevin seefried, the man with the confederate flag. adam johnsont on a desk in the speaker's office, richard barnett. this past week, the acting u.s. attorney for the district of columbia said expect more arrests and charges tied to sedition and conspiracy in the days ahead. >> oren segal: what we saw on january 6th in d.c., in some ways, may have been the most predictable terrorist incident in modern american history. >> whitaker: oren segal runs the center on extremism for the anti-defamation league. he and a team of researchers scour the web, monitoring hate groups and share what they find with law enforcement. segal told us he was raising the alarm to federal, state and local authorities for months before the siege on the capitol. but he's been watching violent extremism grow for years, built on grievances and a sense of loss. >> segal: for white supremacists, they believe that their culture, their race is being taken away, that they're going to go extinct. immigrants are coming in, the browning of america. for militias, it's often that their g

tampa's possession kept alive when kevin king was called for pass interference on tyler johnson on the play. no question king had hold of johnson, jersey, rodgers and the packers not happy that that call would enable the bucks to run out the clock. the bucks headed to super bowl 55 to represent the nfc, the unprecedented 10th trip to the big game for brady just tamp also becomes the first team to ever play the super bowl and it's home stadium. brady's been there enough times just have it all in perspective. it's a tough journey to get here. so. go on the road and went up. no. another road playoff game. is it just a great achievement? and, you know, now home super bowl for the first time in nfl history, i think puts a lot of cool things in perspective. anytime you the first time doing something, it's usually a pretty good thing. so. now we just gotta go have great two weeks prepare for whoever it is and. you don't be ready to go. there's a lot of unknowns going into this off season now. and. they're just gonna have to take some time away for sure. and clear my head and. you're going to

kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >>> good morning, america. vaccine hopes. johnsonohnson revealing the results of its tests on its newest potential weapon against covid-19. how their one-dose shot compares to pfizer and moderna's as concerns grow about new variants spreading in the u.s. >>> the relief rift. president biden facing republican opposition on the size of his covid-19 relief plan now signaling he's willing to move ahead without support from gop lawmakers. >> covid relief has to pass. there's no ifs, ands or buts. >> the administration's changing tone as millions struggle financially try to hold on. >>> missing brothers. the search for two young boys who vanished from their own backyard. >> someone somewhere knows where these kids are.

johnson, republican from louisiana. in a moment we're going to be joined by kevin mccarthy. we'll get a sense as to what his situation is and what can be forecasted the next hour or two. kevin mccarthy, bell hemmer, live on the air. sir, where are you, what do you see around you? what do you want us to understand? >> first of all, this is so un-american. i condemn any of this violence. i could not be disappointed the way our country looks at this very moment. people are getting hurt. anyone involved in this, if you're hearing me, loud and clear, this is not the american way. this is not protected by the first amendment. this must stop now. as a nation, we have to come together. this is so unacceptable. what i see happening at this very moment. we can disagree, but we don't take it to this level. we don't do what is happening right now. >> bill: there's reports that protesters inside the capitol are clashing with police. have you seen that? have you heard that? >> i have watched it. i cannot thank the capitol police enough for the job that they have to do right now. these are

kevin 0 in 30 minutes just ahead for you. company. so britain has become the 1st country in europe to pass 100000 deaths from cove and prime minister boris johnson offered his condolences but then was tackled in parliament over his handling of a pandemic and quote very slow response i'm sorry to have to tell you the number of death recorded from couvade in the u.k. has surpassed 100000 it's hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic the u.k. is the 1st country in europe to record 100000 covert deaths we also have the deepest recession of any major economy us calls are closed and the borders are open my biggest concern is that the prime minister still hasn't learnt the lessons of last year and i fear that as a result we'll see more tragedy and more grim milestone. more than 8 and a half 1000 people have died from code in the past week alone in britain and this tustin who lost his grandfather to the virus now is started the names not numbers campaign to try to highlight what he says is government negligence in the pandemic the push for a public inquiry into its handling of the response. as a who needs thinking this is a criminal i

international with me kevin i was great to have you company 1st sobering news in from britain the british become the 1st country in europe to pass 100000 deaths from covert prime minister boris johnson offered his condolences i'm sorry to have to tell you the number of deaths recorded from in the u.k. has suppost 100000. and it's hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic 100000 people is 800000 bomb is ok if we think of a family of 5 that's 5 lives to change forever millions of people have been let down by a simple lack of care in policy i mean that will not the prime minister that boasted about shaking hands with people now because this government 1st of ignore the science and 2nd of all did not put in proper inspection measures to close the borders they have and why i asked our population of religion all that is how but this is got. more than 8000 people have died from code in the past week in britain ellis tustin he heard from there has started now the name is not numbers come paid to try to highlight what he says is government negligence in the pandemic and to push for a public inquiry into its handling of the response. person who needs to think this is a crimi

johnson, republican from louisiana. in a moment here, we're going to be joined by kevin mccarthy, the republican minority leader. once we get the line hooked up with him, we'll get a sense as to what his situation is and what can be forecasted over the next hour too. kevin mccarthy. bill hemmer relies on the air, sir. where are you? what do you see around you? what do you want us to understand? first of all, this is so un american. i condemn any of this violence is happening in the capital right now. i could not be better or more disappointed with the way our country looks at this very moment. people are getting hurt anyone involved in this you're hearing me. you're very loud and clear. this is not the american like this is not protected by the first amendment much. up now, as a nation, we've got to come together. this is so unacceptable. what i see happening at this very moment. we can disagree. we do not take it to this level. we did not do what is happening right now. there are reports that protesters inside the capitol are clashing with police. have you seen that? have you heard that? i've watched it. um i c

kevin mccarthy. so donald trump will be alone, speaking to his group, while joe biden will be reaching across the aisle to speak to others. we've been talking a lot, not since andrew johnsonas one president left the capitol instead of being there for a successor and i want you to explain to people why it's important. it's an important thing. it's not just some random tradition. it is part of america for a rea reason. >> there's a very, very deep reason. today is about the peaceful open transfer of power, from one person selected by the american people to another. and it's about something bigger than the individuals involved. it's about the office of the president of the united states, who is our head of state, commander in chief, and head of government and it's been a tradition for the incumbent president to be there, to symbolize the passage of power and of course, the new president is there. when one of the players, the old president doesn't show up, it's an act of disrespect to the constitutional process that we are all going to watch, the majesty of that process, we'll watch today. it's about much more than the personalities involved. it's about respect for the system