howard shultz right from the roastry, starbucks.ple who have made our viewers fortunes and yes, i do feel honored they have come to really play in our tenth anniversary week. i love it. i'm jim cramer. i'll see you tomorrow. frank steele >> in this business you're always looking over your shoulder. johnny g >> tonight i'm looking at making anywhere from $25 to $50,000. i'm not risking my freedom for nothing. frankie flatscreen >> but the more money you make, the more trouble you get into. frank steele >> its 3 to 500 billion dollars a year business and i just want a little piece of it. johnny g >> my biggest worry is having enough money, being

and he left and he apparently took up with george shultz, and shultz vetoed it, which surprised nobody. one of the conversations i had later with next then, i thinks 15th conversation, whenever that conversation was, he said he did not send george shultz out there to get candy ass, he expected -- to be a candy ass, he expected more than what he was getting, but that did not surprise me from what i knew of george shultz. i was a most 99% sure that johnnie walters was not going to have anything to do with it, but this did not prevent them from getting around both shultz and walters. i knew they had open access to irs files when the guy was sort of a special counsel title, may have worked in ehrlichman's office, may have just been a freelancer, but clark mollenhoff, a well-known established, super ethical journalist, ombudsman who was going to go and look at irs stuff for whatever reason and was getting a lot of irs files over. we did not do that in my office. caulfield apparently did. tax returns. moderator: roger barth -- john: i was going to say they had placed in the internal revenue

and he left and he apparently took it up with george shultz and shultz vetoed it, which surprised nobody. in fact one of the conversations at later had with nixon i think the september 15 conversation 19th, whenever that conversation was, he said he did not send george shultz over there to be a candy ass, he expected more than what he was getting, but that did not surprise me from what i knew of george shultz. that he would not buy into something like this. i was almost 99% sure that johnnie walters was not going to have anything to do with it, but this did not get them around both shultz and walters. i knew they had open access to irs files when the guy was sort of a special counsel title, may have worked in ehrlichman's office or may have just been a freelancer, by the name of clark mollenhoff, a well-known established, super ethical journalist, sort of a ombudsman who was going to go and look at irs stuff for whatever reason and was getting a lot of irs files over. we did not do that in my office. caulfield apparently did. pulled some tax returns. moderator: roger barth -- john: i was

months the coffee chain is encouraging employees to talk about race relations and now ceo howard shultzlved. it's called race week, they started writing the slogan on cups shultz hopes it will start a dialog about understanding and sensitivity about race. >>> the price of oil keep dropping and now the prices at the pump are once again on the downward trend. $2.58 in philadelphia down 4 cents the last week, delaware $2.33 and $2.19 in south jersey. >>> getting your green on got you half off on the uss knowledge today anybody that wore something green got to take a tour on the ship for half the price. the gun turret and the bridge and the tomahawk missile launch pads a great way to be patriotic and celebrate st. patrick's day all at once. >>> after a lunch enfeaturing green themed food they were treated here to an irish dance they will compete at the world irish dance championships in canada later this month. >>> time for accuweather at the big board. cecily tynan is standing by. it looks like old man winter does not want to go quietly. but it felt like spring the luck of the irish for th

in a memo to employees, shultz writing we believe starting this dialogue is what matters most.iving harsh criticism on-line, comments like i don't have time to explain 400 years of oppression to you and still make my train. the backlash so strong a company executive temporarily deleted his twitter account says he felt personally attacked. but some customers we spoke to thought generating conversationing is not a have brewed idea. >> it's cool they have decided to do something. most places do nothing. >> reporter: the company says it will move forward with other initiatives including opening more stores in urban communities. mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >> so starbucks ceo howard shultz says it is far from over. >> i hate they got away from it so quick lichl it shows anytime you talk about race you get a backlash. the guy just wanted to start conversation and got enough backlash they ended it already. >> you are not a coffee drinker but you told me last week you were willing to go to starbucks because of this. >> if somebody is willing to -- what brings us together? we d

and howard shultz, since he came back the innovation of this company has been incredible. they've reinvented themselves. they're also a tea, also a food, now they've got the smoothies. the growth in the food area especially could double over the next five years. when you look at the pay process as well and the delivery, they continue to push the envelope and it seems to be working. although this pullback is finally getting my attention again. stock hit near a hundred. if it gets closer to $90, it's a buy again. >> i'm long. it's something i've had to sell because it's been appreciating. i totally agree with pete. not only is shultz doing interesting things the big level. there's two or three challenges. i think it's something that is as kcosmetic this is -- >> en though it got overshadow bid the race campaign that was laumpbled. >> you mentioned fresh kale. >> isn't kale fresh? >> you would hope. by definition. are you is j.j. kale fan? remember that song back then. >> always comes back to rock and roll for you. see they put trade school up. they should do the outro call m

this week ceo howard shultz asked baristas to write about race. social media complaining that the company overstepped its boundaries. some asked whether young baristas should start these conversations with customers. you went to the man and asked the question, why oh, why? you spoke with howard shultz. >> i think that people pretty high up advised him not to do this and he said, i reject that idea. i'm doing if anyways. he made his opinion in starbucks position on gay marriage, on guns and money on politics very well known. this is clearly the most hot button topic. listen to what howard schultz told me about why he made this move. >> certainly there were people and friends of mine and certain people at starbucks that felt this was not an issue that we should engage in and i rejected that. i rejected that because if we all individually and collectively continue to by a bystander on something that is dividing the nation, where is this headed? and i think we are better than this as a country. i don't think we've made as much progress as we need to.

. >> howard shultz says he want to help by using his company's popularity to do some good. >> why do you think people are so angry with your campaign. >> all we are trying to do is create awareness but i would say the rules of engagement of trying to create change in america is a difficult thing to do. he was not surprised by the reaction but even one of his own executives shut down his twitter account because the backlash was so ugly, they are not cutting the campaign short but hope that people take it to heart. we hope this is facing the country and facing our people and we are trying to do some good. >>> the nation's large of the business trade show is in philadelphia today thousands of small business owners and entrepreneurs are at the pennsylvania convention center for the event and participants are getting perspective on small business and how to improve it. the expo runs until 7:00 tonight. >>> and they got a big boost to help keep up the good work, they announced their ten winners of the grant this morning at the library they will receive $10,000 to continue their mission of

in a memo to employees, shultz writing, "we believed that starting this dialogue is what matters most." after receiving harsh criticism online, comments like "i don't have time to explain 400 years of oppression to you and still make my train." the backlash so strong, a company executive temporarily deleted his twitter account, saying he felt personally attacked. but some customers we spoke to thought generating conversation is not a half-brewed idea. >> it's cool that they've decided to do something. most places do nothing. >> reporter: now the company says it will move forward with other initiatives including opening more stories in urban communities and providing job opportunities for 10,000 young people over the coming years. >>> still ahead, seat belts. a self-driving car about to take a historic road trip. >>> and that feeling about biting into tasty barbecue. why some are paying close attention to what your brain does as you feast on those ribs. those stories, coming up. love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i too

dnc chair debbie wasserman shultz isn't ready to back a candidate but if ted cruz emerges from gop side she isn't concerned. >> if this is debate, i'm confident the next president of the will be a democrat. in washington i'm ryan nobles reporting. >> afghanistan's president is thanking troops for sacrifices in nearly 14 years of war. he promised his country would not be a burden. >> we do not now ask what the united states can do for us. if i can play on president kennedy. >> there are about 10000 u.s. troops in the war torn country. >> that is an excellent series. >> al he was ordered to serve half a 20 years sentence. he's been in jail for a year now. by video sharper pleaded guilty to similar charges in phoenix, and has been charged in las vegas and new orleans. he's accused of sexual assaulting women while they're unconscious. >> a photograph of a police officer helping a mother finish a ten k race is getting a lot of attention. take a look at the jubilation on asia ford's face as she crossed a finish line over the weekend the lieutenant and her son helped her. she's running as a cu

now, it is meant to spark dialogue in starbucks ceo howard shultz says that discussing race is really the first step in confronting and solving racial issues in the nation. usa today will also have a special section in its paper about race relations with conversations starters like questions including how have your racial views evolved from those of your parent. >> of course today is saint patrick's day so you are wearing your green the luck of the irish we hear is brinking in a loft green for businesses. >> yes wallet shush crunched the numbers they found parters will spend on average about $36.50. they will drink 13 million points every guiness. st. patrick ace day is the fourth post popular drinking day of the year behind new years, christmas, and the fourth of july. and four out of five people who celebrate will be wearing green. so, i got the memo. diane, a i hear you got the memo. erika, i guess we won't hold it against you. >> we all can't wear green. then it just looks goof. >> i we just got this yesterday. >> thanks, jill. >> you took one for the team for us. >> thanks, see y

dnc chair debbie wasserman shultz isn't ready to back a candidate but if ted cruz emerges from gop sidencerned. >> if this is debate, i'm confident the next president of the will be a democrat. in washington i'm ryan nobles reporting. >> afghanistan's president is thanking troops for sacrifices in nearly 14 years of war. he promised his country would not be a burden. >> we do not now ask what the united states can do for us. if i can play on president kennedy. >> there are about 10000 u.s. troops in the war torn country. >> that is an excellent series. >> al he was ordered to serve half a 20 years sentence. he's been in jail for a year now. by video sharper pleaded guilty to similar charges in phoenix, and has been charged in las vegas and new orleans. he's accused of sexual assaulting women while they're unconscious. >> a photograph of a police officer helping a mother finish a ten k race is getting a lot of attention. take a look at the jubilation on asia ford's face as she crossed a finish line over the weekend the lieutenant and her son helped her. she's running as a culmination of

i have mark shultz another co-director of the center and also professor at the university -- southern illinois university. and then maureen nohouse en one of the two strong conservetives at the federal trade commission. adam is going to start off by giving us some context on this issue. >> thank you. thank you. >> and i will -- so it used to be the case if you mentioned interlekt you'll property such as patents on new inventions and ideas or copy writes on creative works of art or writings very few people would have been aware of this. but because of the digital revolution of the past couple decades, the great advances in biotechnology and medicine all of there is brought to us by the patent system, copy writes and trade secrets. people become much more aware of the issues and they become to take front and center. so you hear about issues now in newspapers. you read about them on the internet. that the patents are alleged to hold up innovation. people claim that there are these creatures known as patent troll who's have patent who's sue manufacturers, copyright and digital content boo

starbucks is having a chain of forums for employees to talk about race relations, now ceo howard shultzers involved. it's an initiative called race together this week, baristas started to write the slogan on cups. he hopes it promotes understanding on race issues. >>> and now a story the luck of the irish you were born with the luck of the irish his birthday the best day of the week. lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph. >> quite the celebration you have every single year, pretty nice there brian we can thank you for this beautiful weather on your birthday but changes are happening now. sky 6 behind me here, every now and then the camera bounces quite a bit and a wind developed and speeds across the area in philadelphia, near 40 miles per hour in allentown at 40 miles per hour, clocking in at speeds of 30 in trenton and atlantic city 35 miles per hour and the wind will stay up through much of the night and throughout your wednesday. temperatures though are falling already, allentown 53 and reading 53 and 55 in trenton and philadelphia 60 right now but we are still near 70 in dover and

shultz says baa reeristas are not obligated to hand out race together cups. >> if a customer doesn'tthe cup, give them another beverage or just replace their cup. if a customer asks you what this is, try to engage in a discussion that we have problems in this country with regard to race and racial inequality and we believe we are better than this and we believe the country is better than this. >> joining me now are my guests. i cannot stop talking about this starbucks idea. what is your thought about whether this is a good idea or a terrible one? >> i think it is noble, but i just don't see it working particularly in a town like new york city when everyone is on the go. no one barely has time to say hello, let alone engage in a conversation about race. i just want my latte. >> we talk on the program a lot about how we need to be talking more coabout race. >> i think one people are in a hurry. new yorkers can't wait for the mocha drink to be ready. >> dark roast. >> it's white people talking to white people. >> there's that question. there's also the question -- we got into a big deba

in the third tide one-all nick shultz with the shot here.look at that, gets it in, there cleans it up, under 202nd left, brad sits in front of steve mason. get the goal with just 132nd left. you have to take care every business. you have got to make it happen there. now, each team will at least get a point. we go to over time, where he does it again. the flyers, three to two boston hold five-point lead. the sixers, well, what can you say about them at this point? organization is playing for pingpong balls, and the players are playing for nba job next year. hopefully sam hinge i keeps this guy, a beast since he came to philly, ten-point, in just 18 minutes. he bridges toughness and grit to this team. surprisingly the sixers were up on in the fourth, noel had carrie day nice finish there. he had 11-point in a career hi 17 boards. >> the sixers shock the hawks 92 to 84. to the phillies, jonathan papelbon getting some work in for spring training, taking on blue jays, looking good, feeling sharp. flame flow throw err, one bat nerve, freezes, to t

head-to-head match one erase, get them closer to a playoff birth in the third tide one-all, nick shultzght here, with the shot. and look at chris there he is cleaning it up, two-one flyers. under 202nd left. all thousand dollars do is hold on! but no, brad sits in front of steve mason gets the goal with just 142nd left. well, that was the game right there. everyone would get at least a point, but well, will break your heart again so boston gets two points, the flyers only get one. they lose three-two boston is now up five points. >> just hit the reset button. we had two opportunities to be able to win in over time. and unfortunately couldn't do it. i think we can still be better. we got to find waste to close these games out. >> we had an opportunity to come within two points and let it slide away. couldn't that. >> spring training hitters haven't been look good, but the pitchers lights out. cliff lee lee went two scoreless innings in their only outing today it was jonathan papelbon turn to impressment papelbon just needs one inning of work to show what he has got. he was straight deali

howard shultz writes in part while there has been criticism of the initiative and i know this hasn't of you, let me assure you that we didn't expect universal praise. shultz also says in the message there are a number of other noncup race together events planned in the coming weeks and months to come. >>> did you see the photos of this kentucky woman gone viral after she finished a 10 k close to last place. that's because asia ford was not determined to give up. she has worked hard to lose more than 200 pounds with a mile to go she started to have trouble breeblg breathing and that's when the police officer showed up to help her. she finished holding hands with gregory and her son. a real winner even though she placed last. there, you're like monday that is the motivation you need to make it through the week. >> i love that story. and she had the huts ba to involve herself in that race. asia ford congratulations to you. >>> first it was moveon.org's launch of run, warren run, now the boston globe is calling on massachusetts senator elizabeth warren to reconsider a run for the white h

i'm ed shultz. "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. \s. >> good evening, ed. breaking news tonight in ferguson where right now a manhunt is on for the gunman who shot twot officers. this afternoon a s.w.a.t. team surrounding a house, police taking in three people for questioning, though no arrests have been made. the violence coming at midnight last night after the police chief resigned when a mostly peaceful rally was interrupted by gunfire. [ screaming ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: both officers were rushed to the hospital in serious condition, treated and released this morning. now the rush to find the shooter. >> when this happened when they heard the shots, and when they heard the bullets singing past that they saw muzzle flashes, but the muzzle flashes were probably about 125 yards away. this is the number one priority right now of the st. louis county police department to identify these individuals. that individual or individuals who shot our police officers. >> today condemnation from across the country. attorney general eric holde

. >> don't make the george shultz mistake. >> i have made that mistake and i've admitted it, but i really think if you watch him -- he just flip flopped again on immigration. >> i think walker looks good. he looks tough. >> i think he's an impressive guy, sounds like an important city councilman when he talks. it's heart to imagine as more and more issues come to the forefront, i think that helps bush more. we're going to slow our wr5u89 from parts of the middle east, ultimately these candidates will have to answer those serious questions. >> we have a history in this country going center right, center left. we go close to the center. it seems like we're like the french that way, we don't go crazy, but every once in a while we do. when you're watching these fireworks, could it be a year they go wild, wacko crazy and go with somebody like cruz, because they're so rangery at obama, so crazy they don't think they can beat hillary? >> he's trying to unify the two wings, the government hating and the social conservative. not clear that will work or that gets him to where he needs to go. >> tha

in a letter to employees, starbucks' ceo, howard shultz wrote, "while there has been criticism of the initiative, and i know this happy been easy for any of you, let me assure you that we didn't expect universal praise." >> they didn't get it. other pars of the initiative will continue including an ongoing effort to hire 10,000 what they're calling opportunity youth, over the next three years. >>> a quick break now. just ahead, the battle over palestinian statehood is heating up after benjamin netanyahu's re-election. up next details on the israeli prime minister's controversial post campaign shift. >>> plus, it's been a year since the start of a deadly ebola outbreak in west africa. why one organization is blaming the world's slow response to the spread of the deadly disease. woman: for soft beautiful feet i have a professional secret: amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you soft beautiful feet effortlessly. its microlumina rotating head buffs away hard skin even on those hard-to-reach spots. it's amazing. you can see it and feel it. my ne

. >> ceo howard shultz, reena wants it. >> how about baseball? little baseball.but it can't come soon enough because there's so much eating to be done at the ballpark. >> attention milwaukee brewers fans, get ready to dig in to this gut buster. some goodness, baby. they are calling it inside the park nachos. taco meat, refried beans, rolled in doritos, deep fried, how else could you do it and drizzled with sour cream and cheese. >> would you eat this? >> yes. >> concession people at miller park expect them to be big sellers. and this is a quote because you can eat them in one hand and have a beer in the other. >> that's all you need to know. one hand the dorito paradise mix, the other hand a beer. [ belching ] yeah. that's me just thinking about it. >> that sound effect really was you. >>> coming up in "the skinny," the internet nearly breaks down after zayn malik quits one direction. the grief from fans expressed on-line. >> you are one of them. >>> despite deep personal challenges, the show goes on for celine dion. new insight from the superstar as she sings he

i'm ed shultz. "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now.evening, ed. breaking news tonight in ferguson where right now a manhunt is on for the gunman who shot twot officers. this afternoon a s.w.a.t. team surrounding a house, police taking in three people for questioning, though no arrests have been made. the violence coming at midnight last night after the police chief resigned when a mostly peaceful rally was interrupted by gunfire. [ screaming ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: both officers were rushed to the hospital in serious condition,

i don't think it's an ultimate solution like howard shultz the ceo who employed just said.hing. >> having discussion, that will hurt or help race relations? >> i think it will help. >> don't you just want your coffee and get my coffee and get out of here? >> sometimes. but we're all uma pemmarajupeople all people people. >> do you agree? what about other things? what about money? what about, i don't know democrat-republican? we have all the discussion tez coffee counter? >> it could happen. you never know what discussion you'll have. it leads to a lot of places. >> what about the naem say i just want my darn coffee? >> that's a great point. i'm just here to have my cup of coffee and go to work just like everybody else. like all races. >> the last guy c.c. sabathia, isn't it? the yankee pitcher? looked just like him. >> the consensus was from what i took from that is we don't know what you're talking about. >> that's the point. i talked to four different starbucks and people were not pushing it. i walked in and said do you want to have a discussion about race? i'm like, what

eric shultz spokesman on board, called this a blatant flagrant partisan move and they think if there is anything that is shaking that it's these actions by republican senators who are giving a message to iran that it is not a good faith negotiation if the united states government is not sort of speaking with one voice. so this is volatile and it's the kind of thing with just ten days to go until the deadline having this kind of a back and forth domesticically that spills over into the international arena, means we're not sure what impact it will have but plenty of blame will be spread around should a deal fall apart. peter? >> kelly o'donnell on a rain soaked north lawn. good to see you. >> u.s. ambassador to south korea is out of the hospital today, that was one week ago that mark lippert was attacked by a knife. it took in seoul, suffered a 4 inch slash to his face and cuts on his arm. today he sounded remarkably positive. >> i feel pretty darn good all things considered, i mean, it was obviously a scary incident but i'm walking and talking, holding my baby hugging my wife. i just

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howard shultz responded on an interview on cnbc's "mad money". >> we're trying to potentially doing somethingny level. >> we ask you, what do you think about this campaign? 59% said not a good idea. 41% said yes. greg from facebook said no paying workers more would be a better social -- jim chimed in it's a step forward, better than no step at all. by the way, how i got over video on demand you can check out that documentary we were just talking about. that does it for this edition of "news nation," up next andrea mitchell's interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. e time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. does all greek yogurt have to be thick? does it all have to be the same? not with new light and fluffy yoplait greek 100 whips! let's whip up the rules of

. >> howard shultz launching a race together campaign at starbucks.g up social media in the process. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. our guest host for the next two hours, that little guy with the mario carts he's not super. you are super mario. you, my friend are super. super mario gabelli. you don't deny that do you? >> nice to say hello to you too, joe. good morning. >> good morning. chairman and ceo so much ground to cover with him this morning. you're not a macro guy. i'm sure you have comments about this. i already said you have some interesting things about a lot of individual issues especially about media. but all the way to catnip and all that. so you ready today? thank you. but one comment that we just alluded to from janet yellen is driving a lot of conversation today. >> just because we removed the word "patient" from the statement doesn't mean we're going to be impatient. >> okay. i ca

middlebury vermont police telling abc news there was a time link between lynn shultz who disappearedho lived nearby at the time. police say they are working with outside agencies as we follow this lead. durst has been investigated in three deaths and the fbi is assisting local law enforcement in other cold cases in multiple states. a man of the shadows who prosecutors brought in to the light in court. the d.a. saying he had plans to flee the country after learning police were on his trail in houston, ditching his condo by car, dumping his cell phone in texas and bringing a latex mask a map of florida and cuba. he had $42,000 in cash and sent himself another 117,000 more. the attorney for the millionaire never had much hope for the outcome. >> how are you feeling about your chances this morning of getting bail? >> slim to none. >> slim to none. >> and slim just left town. >> reporter: durst is back in this mental institution. durst was denied bail. his attorney says he has seen no evidence linking his client to those disappearances. he says he is focused on fighting the one murder cha

howard shultz said i'm not trying to solve it but i want people to talk about it. >> i think the venueit into the middle of their commerce into the middle of their store, inserting this conversation into the world of their customers. >> so what should they do as they take it forward? i know they're having more town hall meetings, what should be sort of the next step? >> first thing was listen to their customers. find out how they want to be engaged in that conversation. i think context is the number two issue, it may be that you're separating this from starbucks, the starbucks race together foundation not unlike the bill and melinda gates organization that elevated world health it's a way to treat the issue and bring the assets of starbucks and the culture, but maybe in not an intrusive part of the commerce that a customer expects to have with starbucks. >> got it. >> i also think the town has are important. >> they did partner with "usa today" a big insert with fascinating graphics about race in this country says tg are tv a arer it was a risk and it sounds like you think it's a win o

is it so you could pull this sergeant shultz here today that you know nothing? i don't understand. director clancy: when i pulled that group together, this hearing was not scheduled. i did that because, again, it's probably hard to understand for this meet -- mr. meadows: it is very hard for mr. lynch and i to understand how there would be a lack of inquisitive nature on why the director would not want to know. director clancy: i compartmentalized this incident. i gave it to the o.i.g. so that i could concentrate on -- i protect these all around the world, classified documents i have to keep up with, president of afghanistan. i have all these other issues that i need to focus today and future threats. this in my mind -- mr. meadows: the president of afghanistan may be very important. and indeed he probably is. but the president of the united states is a lot more important. i wouldn't compartmentalize and put that somewhere else, would you? director clancy: all of our protectees are important. but certainly this in my mind, i gave it to the o.i.g. i was content to wait until we get

is trying to access the wi-fi network, the password is npc3v3nt5 but if you didn't get that mary shultzright outside can give you the password. today, we are here to listen to industry and government leaders discuss issues that are defining our understanding of the risks that cyberattacks posed to our national security our economic security, public health and safety, and the very social and political fabric that governs our lives. indeed, as noted in the world economic forum report was released last year many leaders in business, civil society, and government realized that for the world economy to fully derive the value inherent in technological innovation a robust coordinated system of global cyber resilience is essential to effectively mitigate the risks of cyberattacks. this report found that senior leaders in the private and public sectors across different industries are unaware of the need for cyber resilience, and are urging greater collaboration towards a broad cyber resilience ecosystem that spans technology providers enterprise users, regulators, law enforcement, and other rela

george shultz, one of the great secretaries of state. anyway, my point is i think the situation calls not probably in this room because the people who have devoted their lives to security and foreign policy but as a country. look at the people who are coming up on the line as potential presidents for the next cycle. almost none of them have foreign policy experience. so any world that is in chaos or as henry kissinger puts it a period of disorder, or schultz says a world awash in change, i think we have some serious reflection to engage in. in. >> i don't know if david will agree but i think a point that david had previously goes to the heart of your concern. our foreign policy is essentially being run by a very small cadre of people in the white house. most of them actually of minimal foreign policy experience which is remarkable because they've been doing it for six years but it's as if they've been doing it for six days. and i think that regardless of who's elected president, the real issue is does the white house run foreign policy o

what's with you, shultz? really? >> free market. up at that hour. >> you can't pay those over-paid baristas. >> over-paid baristas. >> i'm kidding. it would be expensive to open starbucks at 5:00 a.m. based on the amount of business you'd be doing. i wish i could get a 2% no foam venti latte and sprinkle of cinnamon. >> i thought you run on dunkin'. >> i do. are they open? >> someone has to make the doughnuts. >>> when we come back in the next hour more with how the oil giant is doing in global hot spots. when we come back on "squawk box." ♪ grind virtually any kind of food waste into an unending source of electrical power for a city? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> global news driving markets. china slashing its growth target. the ecb's rate decision hitting this hour. and the euro plummeting to an 11-year low. we will tell you how u.s. markets are reacting now. >>> plus our exclusive interview with exxonmobil's ceo mr. tillerson. >>> and hate your job?

. >>> and starbucks ceo howard shultz say employees are no longer to write "race together" on drinks.drink cups and was always scheduled to end yesterday, they said. >>> few stocks on the move this morning. staples upgraded to buy from neutral by ubs. lululemon's price target was cut by $3 to 55 at canaccord. a weak start to the year will lead to cautious orders. and biogen was downgraded by nicklas. it had been at buy, now hold. citing a number of factors including valuation and ongoing concerns with possible patent issues. >>> and the market indices are sitting at near all-time highs. cnbc's dom chu with a look at how we got here and where we're headed. i just got hammered for having villanova. thanks dom. didn't you win a couple of years ago in. >> i did. and i believe i was at a competing network at the time and i beat you. you were in second place back in 2011. i had picked uconn that year. if it makes you feel better i picked villanova in my bracket as well. and it's been -- you know i don't even want to talk about it. between iowa state and -- i pick sod many wrong ones. >> me