so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafes and chain stores to look at this model to profit off our community as well. our community and coalition think it's time to take a stronger stand against -- for a citywide strategy against alcohol and substances as well to protect ourselves from these corporate strategies going on. the coalition through the hearing today will look at how this comprehensive strategy has to look at health and safety of our individual neighborhoods health and well being of youth and families. how small independent businesses and this sector is impacted. lastly how healthcare and law enforcement resources can be used to be part of our comprehensive citywide strategy. with that, let me call up lieutenant gal zone wh

store growth, starbucks seems to be putting it up in spades. so why did the company take a hit after earnings? i'll tell you just ahead. >>> i hate to be a because kill after the market's second decent day in a row but keeping you in touch with reality is a key part of my job and right now even though averages are moving higher, we're seeing disturbing signs that a hugely important industry -- the automobile business -- could be peaking here in the united states. remember i've been warning about a peak in the oil seconder since the federal reserve started tighten last month because higher interest rates make it more difficult and expensive to get financing when you're trying to buy a new car. what's really worrisome is what's happening to two of the nation's largest auto dealers, that's autonation and carmax which have seen their stocks plummet 23.5% and 15% respectively just since the new year began. those are precipitous declines and they suggest the market has reached a verdict on whether the auto business has peaked, charges. why am i so co

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what do you do when you buy starbucks? do you use your phone? >> i go to the truck outside. >> i go to starbucks on days so i feel like i can throw them business and sometimes i go to mahsood. those are the days you don't want to know me. you don't wasn't to touch my engine. i've got too much torque. a lot of torque those days. >> when the economy is good, people drink. when it's bad, people drink. except for when they're on this stupid cleanse. >> greetings from the quinoa cleanse capital of the world. >> holy cow! i'm on one of the worst cleanses imaginable. it makes me want to chug down a cold one right now, if not an entire keg if the wife weren't looking. i have fitbit, man. we're fitbiting. we're fitbiting right here right now. let's get our fitbits out. do you have any pepto-bismol? i'm getting dizzy. olay regenerist renews from within, plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers your concert tee might show your age... your skin never will. olay. ageless. seems like we've hit a road block. that remind

across from that is a starbucks cafe and office building. he said there were five explosions that happened and a gun fight. there was one armed suspect that fled into the building, armed men, heavily armed police forces went into the building after that. we were told that all five suspects were killed and bodies brought to a police hospital. they did say there is a manhunt still going on. christine. >> a manhunt is still going on. this was multiple locations and this appeared to be coordinated, is that right, kathy? >> it was coordinated. it is one area. it is a very busy intersection and essential to jakarta. you have office buildings and commercial establishments. you have a mcdonald's and starbucks open there. it is busy anytime of the day. perhaps a very good target if they wanted to shock the city which is a target of attacks before. the jw marriott was attacked twice a few years back. so was the embassy here in jakarta. no one expected another attack would happen now. the threat of the terror attack was deemed low after the network lin

so starbucks shares down by a little more than 2% after hours after those earnings and starbucks ceoward schultz will appear on "squawk on the street" tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. eastern. there will be much more on these results. >>> american express results are also out. let's get over to mary thompson. >>> on an adjusted basis the company beat earnings expectations coming in with $1.23 a share, of revenues of $8.4 billion were slightly ahead of expectations as well even as the company said the strong dollar impacted its results. what's most important here, i believe, is the company's outlook for 2016 and 2017. the company is going to be cutting a billion dollars in costs and it now expects 2016 earnings to be between 540 to 5.70 a share, analysts were looking for $5.41. in a statement the company's ceo says this reflects the outlook for 2016. a substantial benefit from the planned sale of costco co-brand portfolio offset by the continuation of elevated spending on growth opportunities. as well as the loss of of the partial year of costco related earnings, the portfolio transaction is exp

starbucks clearly out performing.is country the weakness overseas is temporary, we'll see if that's true. >> just relative to expectations. >> he's going to be on squawk on the street by the way. exclusive interview in the 9:00 hour with our friends jim, david and carl. can't miss that. must watch interview. 9:40 eastern. >> weren't you going to bring me in a starbucks this morning? >> it's not open when we come in at 4:00. >> still you can buy it the day before and heat it up for me in the morning. >> i'll buy it after the show for you. >> thank you. >> now to today's top trending stories. the national review publishing a special issue today headlines against trump. inside is a blistering editorial questioning trump's commitment to the party and warning voters just weeks before the iowa caucuses. of course trump came out on twitter to respond calling the magazine a quote failing publication and actually the national review lost it's rnc debate because of it. the republican national committee came out and said it was

it is right across from starbucks.oing any surveillance, they would have known foreigners frequented this place. a lot of indonesians as well go to this area. it's a very busy intersection. a lot of commercial establishme establishments. restaurants open 24 hours. it is very busy. this was in the middle of the day and very shocking. police confirming westerners were targeted in the attack. another wake-up call for indonesia and the indonesian president is serious. he ordered officials to go after this network and perpetrators of the attack. >> five attackers killed in the response. the response did appear to be quick. kathy quiano on the streets of jakarta. thank you. >> christian hubel works in a skyscraper with a clear view of the site of the attacks. we spoke to him a short time ago. >> we heard a big noise. sounded like an explosion. at first, we thought it was from the construction site next to our building. then we realized huge smoke cloud on the street like 500 meters away. then a second and third and up to fiv

this is what one customer at starbucks had to say about the starbucks brand and expansion plans. >> translatorarbucks as a brand is very attractive to young chinese in the smaller cities. unlike in beijing or shanghai, starbucks is brand-new to them. and young chinese will still enjoy the feeling of being able to afford to drink a starbucks coffee. >> starbucks wants to connect more with young chinese. the company said it will be expanding its digital strategy with the help of alibaba's jack ma. both shultz and jack ma were on a stage in western china. we don't have details of what they'll do, but the talk is that it will involve getting starbucks either through mobile payments and other ways on to mobile phones so people can obsess about their coffee and cell phones. >> eunice yoon, thank you very much. live report there from beijing. certainly notable to have such a bullish call on china from starbucks. more on this discussion later on cnbc. howard schultz will be on "closing bell." >>> 2016 has not been so kind to biotech stocks. regeneron falling about 10% in the new year. the ceo joins us

namely starbucks. this year's starbucks opens it's store in that country and given the huge increase in wages starbucks might be the single best. especially now that cell phones are said to be tapped out as a source of growth. but to focus on starbucks merely as a chinese play is to sell it if we didn't know the history of starbucks one of the greatest wealth creators of our era and most successful aside from amazon and apple we might say it's an incredible technology engine that is figuring out what consumers want to eat and drink and giving it to them in the most enjoyable way possible. howard schultz figured out the holy grail of capitalism. treat your workers as well as possible so they'll stay well and true while arming them so they can best please your customers. that sounds like a simple formula but only schultz brought it to fruition worldwide. at least the cramer is. here's the high quality. it needs more tech to meet demand. right now i'm hearing the footsteps of short sellers telling me that

starbucks now has the lead in k-cups.ith the sale of keurig, they are in the k-cup business to stay. the question is whether that will be in could be junction with keurig or starbucks might do it on its own. >> thanks. is this because the china comps? investors shrugged off the slight miss. we heard the same thing about china from netflix. a stock trading 30 times earnings could see a slowdown. the stock has been in a massive down trend. it was up 4%, down 5%. that is awash. >> i talk about this. the overall market, 70% will trade with the market. starbucks around 200 day moving average $56.25. it's going to test it tomorrow. if it holds that level, i would be a bifrmt. >> the other thing they said 500 stores in china. that's great but there are 23,000 stores. 500 stores is a nice number of stores, but as a percentage, it's not so high. >> a latte stores. >> was that a joke? >> i even missed that. it was too quick for me. it's close for example to 28 times. >> their operating margins continue to be strong. better than peo

that's obviously helpful for starbucks. it is not helpful for a bearish bet to have them come in and say we're going to start buying back even more shares. this has been a very tough name to short. i tried it once or twice before. >> at your peril, right. >> at your peril. and spilled the coffee in my lap, i've got to say. >> it is a managed story. if you look 12 quarters, three years, they beat by a penny or matched the earnings. it is what citibank used to do. it is not bad or good but there is not going to be any surprises here. they know what their guiding on the street and it will hit that again and again. >> it was an interview-driven tape today with starbucks. the stock was down. sentiment was negative. schultz comes on cnbc and certainly spun it as positive as you could, and you saw the reversal. >> you know, here's a company that's obviously executed very well over a lot of different environments and different geographies over the last few years here. so when you hear him say we'll back up the truck, i don't know i

starbucks issued a statement saying in part, quote, this store and all starbucks stores will remain closed out of an abundance of caution until further notice. >> lauren: also breaking news out of europe about fiat chrysler, shares have been suspend after they fell 8% in italy, two chicago dealerships have filed a lawsuit against the auto maker. the suit claims get this, fiat chrysler offered dealers large amounts of money to report unsold vehicles as sold. the company said it has not been served with the lawsuit and they did decline to comment further. we will keep you posted on the story as we learn more. >> nicole: rough start for the market this year. dow jones industrial average into correction territory. down 10% from last year's highs. so far this year are down more than 7%. nasdaq off 10.06% and if you put transports more than 10% on those. stocks close to the bottom. we bring gary. gary, what is going on? people are getting panicked? should i sell, should i sell? now can't be the time to sell, right? >> gary: we've talked about it many times over the last few months that we though

. >> shares of starbucks and the outlook from that company. coming up, we'll talk with howard schultz in an exclusive cnbc interview. >>> first markets rallying. ecb draghi hinted there may be a round of stimulus from the central back as a volatile week comes to an end. still they could post a weekly gain, although, jim, s&p has not had an up friday since december 4th. >> so worrisome because i think that we've changed the narrative of this market entirely. it used to be on fridays we felt that something good would happen over the weekend. remember for the longest time, this will be the number in china, this will be the number in japan? well, now the numbers will be bad, until today because there's this new narrative that has taken over. you see japan up. you read about what china is doing and draghi. and the narrative, which i believe is a false, false button, is there's going to be worldwide stimulus announcements within the next 72 hours, coordinated. japan -- >> coordinated. >> coordinated. what would that look like? i don't know. >> what

a new area of strength for starbucks is k cup sales. see how starbucks is number two right now in dollar share. that put starbucks ahead of keurig.house and not make amay comeback in the near term. starbucks is said to report its first-quarter results tomorrowa l. ix: for more on how earnings are impacting trading, let's bring in all of her running. oliver. we are in earning season, but we forget because we have had so much volatility. oliver: it does not look like it is going any -- away anytime soon. we are going to go back to how things were before the qe age of the bull market. earnings, one of those opportunities that will bring on more volatility. we are going to see some of the financials report tomorrow. the big three sectors i am looking at this time around, materials and energy. materials, a little bit more nuanced. gottenls earnings have pretty bad, but the valuations are still low. i am curious as to how that will play out. matt: what do you see as far as bank reporting? we had goldman beating by such a long shot, but then b

. >> that's the coffee talk around starbucks shares. and we will tell you why it could get a lot worse. the action begins right now. >>> oh, yes, it does. all about earnings. next week, particularly from the so-called fang stocks, the fa, facebook and amazon reporting on wednesday and thursday, netflix this week and the stock is lower since. so what can we expect? what's your outlook? >> it's interesting. you know, listen, we had a volatile week, a lot of things going on, but early in the week we had netflix start off with their earnings and it was an eye popping subscriber number internationally, people were disappointed with some of the north american subs, but the point of the matter is that that the stock gapped up that night, it was up 10 bucks or something from a 107 close. by the next morning it was trading below 100. to me that was a very interesting sentiment shift. what goes on in the after markets sometimes is a bunch of traders banging stocks around, what happens on the opening are people repositioning that stuff. to me the

one bomb is known to have gone off near a starbucks cafe. a police post was destroyed in one of the blasts. the attacks were concentrated around thamrin street a busy thoroughfare in central jakarta which is close to the u.n. offices and the presidential palace. the traffic and people had which normally clog these streets are gone. replaced with heavily-armed security forces including armored vehicles which have been deployed across the city. indonesia has been conducting operation to his crack down on people with suspected links to islamic state. indonesia's president has cut short a visit to singapore to oversee the operation. richard martin, al jazeera. >>> let's take i live now for the heart of the story. step vaessen is in jakarta for us this hour. step walk us through what we think happened here. >> reporter: yes, so far what we know is that six attackers enlargedly on motor bikes came in to the central heart of jakarta. the business district here in jakarta. on the motorcycle bikes they were carrying long rifles and started shooting.

you're about to see the showdown at starbucks. the mother who says her credit card number was stolen and used. the confrontation now as he pulls back up to the drive through window, returning to find the cashier. you'll see what happens, and what starbucks is now saying tonight. >>> there is also news this evening about the music star vanishing on a hunting trip. >>> and powerball fever spreading across america tonight. the new and massive jackpot. we'll tell you where it's at now. no winner over the weekend. this could be a very happy new year. setting is just right. there's something in the air. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. nitrates for chest pain or adempas for pulmonary hypertension. your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level. to avoid long-term injury, p an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your right away if you

. >>> and the showdown at starbucks. the mother who says her credit card number was stolen and used. she returns to find the clerk. and you're about to see what happens. >>> good evening. and happy new year. it's great to be back with you tonight. and we begin this evening with the all-out sprint to iowa. one month now until the first votes, and new hampshire, of course, shortly there after. tonight here, a decisive moment. with donald trump doubling down on his belief bill clinton's past does matter, we hear from the former president himself. all eyes this monday on the former president, for the first time this campaign, bill clinton wife. so many wondering, going on, would he bring up trump? and our correspondent getting a moment with him, asking, is trump making a fair argument? we begin with abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: bill clinton kicking off 2016 in new hampshire. >> it's kind of scary this year. >> reporter: taking some not so subtle jabs at a certain republican front-runner. >> when there is discrimination a

a heated confrontation at a starbucks in california caught on camera. here's why.uana martinez driving the car. she says last week she used her credit card to stop at starbucks and get a cup of coffee. a few days later she says $212 came out of her account for somebody else's grocery bill. martinez was furious. the military wife and mom says that was our rent money. she goes back to the starbucks to confront the cashier telling her you know what little girl lee you were caught on tape at the grocery using there card. >> you know what you did, right. >> i'm sorry there i took money from you and your kids. >> police say the employee was using a skimmer starbucks calls the situation obviously unacceptable. they have fired that cashier. >> good detective work on the customer. >> yeah. >> all right. time right now is 5:27. coming up on "action news" a local family is breathing a sigh of relief after being reunited with a sleeping child who was briefly kidnapped this morning. we're live with the details. >>> plus, the mother of the teen made famous for his affluenza defe

that were added to starbucks "secret menu". this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live someone just got a free 6" subway sandwich. just text offers to 782929 to sign up for weekly text offers. and you'll get a free 6-inch sub china's richest man is buying another big chunk of the american movie industry. billionaire "wang says his dalian wanda group is acquiring legendary entertainment. the hollywood studio's recent hits include "jurassic world." says the deal will allow greater distribution of international his company already owns amc theaters, the second largest theater chain in the us. this kind of reach could help introduce chinese made films to a audience. "if you want to need to make people like your movies. made films don't generate enough interest in america to be shown there. for that to happen, chinese movies will have to find ways american audiences." beijing only allows a limited number of foreign films in each year. last year - the foreign flicks grossed about two-and-a-half billion u-s dollars. but of t

after suicide bombers target a starbucks. the streets of jakarta flooded with police as they try to find the suspects and help the wounded. here's abc's stephanie ramos. blown out windows?smoke billowing into the sky?debris scattered across the busy downtown streets of indonesia's capital. at least 3 suicide bombers ?detonated their packs?exploding themselves in a starbucks cafe in jakarta .... while gunmen attacked a police station nearby. at least one police officer is dead but the death toll could be much higher. after the first explosion .... chaos erupted in the popular shopping district of the capital that's home to luxury hotels and foreign embassies. between the attackers and anti - terror police squads for more than an hour. while explosions in other parts of the city could be heard?. police intensely searching for other gunmen. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but tensions have been high in indonesia as newer isis affiliated groups overshadow older terrorist groups in the region. everyone has

starbucks now has the lead in k-cup sales and with the sale of keurig starbucks is in the k-cup business to stay. the question is whether that will be in conjunction with keurig or if starbucks might do it on its own. it talked about dramatic growth and mobile order and pay. in the united states alone there's 6 million mobile orders and payments per month using the starbucks reward card. cnbc business news. >> i want to bring you some breaking data out of the u.k. we're getting it for the month of december and that came in at 6.87 billion sterling compared to a poll so quite below expectations there and this also pointing out that the u.k. december deficit is the lowest since 2006 and we're getting retail spending facts here with the retail spending off 1% for the u.k. that compares to an up tick of 0.9%. that's the biggest fall. some of that due to weather as well but also a drop off in foreign visitors and largely the warmer weather we have seen. a check on sterling up slightly by 0.5% but this came off highs early in the session. we did see dollar strength across major currencies in y

and over in albuquerque, there are 169 gun dealers and 36 starbucks. for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and if you want to sound-off on and we want to hear your thoughts. just sound off on any trending news by joining us on twitter. our handle is @ktnv use #nowtrending. a band of showers is approaching from our west with our current storm system. although most of the moisture will be rung out as it intercepts the sierra, we could still see sprinkles to light rain rain in the las vegas valley this afternoon and evening. the system moves out overnight and we'll see some of the cloud cover clear out by morning. high pressure will begin building over the region tomorrow, which will mean warmer temperatures and not as much cloud cover. skies will clear to partly cloudy by wednesday afternoon and highs will top out in the low 60s. our next system moves in over the weekend, which will mean more cloud cover and breezy winds on both saturday and sunday, with highs remaining in the low 60s on saturday, then dropping to the upper 50s on sunday.

let me frame the situation for you through the lens of starbucks.een in china now for 17 years, we have 2,000 stores now in over 90 cities. we have had ten years of consecutive positive comp store sales, which is pretty stunning in terms of the accomplishment. our traffic over the last couple of years, especially during this turmoil time has remained positive. as a result of the position we're in and the profit we're making, and i think the equity and the trust in the brand, this is an opportunity we feel to invest ahead of the growth curve and we think we can hire the kind of quality people to support the growth we're talking about, which is about 500 new stores a year. i'm here today in the last couple of days to do something quite unusual and that is every year i come to china and have an annual meeting of parents and families of our employees and i do that to demonstrate the respect that we have for the family of our employees and to really share with them the growth and development of the company and how we're going to do everything we can as r

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a big targetly come international target, starbucks. outside ofilding where the last explosion was heard. his significant departure from the style and manner of terrorism that has been witnessed in indonesia sporadically for the last decade. indonesia is home to a number of extra missed organizations and has seen a wave of terror attacks in the past, including the 2002 bali bombing. there has been mounting concerns islamic state group is recruiting and training a new generation of indonesian terrorists. last month come indonesia's elite anti-terror court carried out simultaneous raids, arresting several suspects. network was planning bomb attacks in jakarta. >> we found some evidence we believe belongs to the terror suspects who are on the wanted list. >> the nationwide operation was the largest of its kind. increasedndonesia's terroristbout movements inside the country with the world's largest muslim population. the 2002 bombings killed 200 people. the crackdown weakens the most extremist networks like al qaeda offshoots. the conflict

for a long time included names like disney, starbucks, apple. all these things are essentially supporting, a lot of weakness underneath. now we're seeing there's concern about stories. individual stories are turning bad and that's bringing the rest of the market with it. some people can they hold up when the market is acting weak. i would say one of the reason the market is weak, those strong names are places they have identified risk. >> i want to take a listen to what carter said back in september and then on fast money. let's play this. >> generally decline prices with no sectors, we're in a bear market. >> presumption minimum 1800 and i think lower from there. >> so much worse could it get? >> it can get worse let's look at charts and try to figure this out. look, either you're prepared for it or not. even now it's not too late to take some measures. here is the real thing i think is important. if you take the russell 3,000, 90% of the investable capital in the united states and not so much the index down some 11, 12% but look at the interna

starbucks says at least one customer was injured. the company has closed all its stores in jakarta until further notice. the u.s. embassy in jakarta issued an emergency message urging u.s. citizens to avoid that area. as of right now, no one is claiming responsibility for the attacks but the country has received several warning in recent weeks that islamic militants were planning something big. just a few hours ago, starbucks sent out this statement regarding the attacks in indonesia. the company said in part, "we are deeply saddened by the senseless acts that have taken place in jakarta today; our hearts are with the people of indonesia." sydney opera house is back open after briefly being evacuated following a bomb threat. this is video from the sydney morning herald . the ferry wharf nearby was searched, but nothing was found. police there say it was precautionary. at this point they're not releasing any additional information. we'll have another updates as soon as we get new information. if you played the powerball, get out your