it was in need of news coming up ahead environmentalist told it's a milestone the coffee chain starbucks is facing up plastics for was difficult to recycle and open up the oceans all the big companies are also starting to seriously tackle the issue of plastic waste. monica joins in with you shortly with that story . jim and with. any time any place. to sing music video an event. they have on the back of those. songs to sing along to download to stick on both of you from super. to be. very close is kind of into the exercise is the monitoring of all that detail when you don't come slashdot actually and on facebook in the store. learn german for free but the devaney. scatting terrorist multinationals are scrambling to protect their bottom line tesla is the first u.s. carmakers to hike prices in china to make up for higher. also coming up is of the e.u. getting bigger europe's foreign ministers meet in london to discuss west balkan states joining the e.u. . for the book and it's good for the environment and for its corporate image starbucks ditches the plastic straw to appeal to equal friend

the company will sue starbucks. undermines fair competition and prevents chinese customers from having convenient access to high quality coffee at a reasonable price as for the trade war, he doesn't think the company will benefit, but just this week the state media was interviewing people here who say they prefer luckin to starbucks because of the trade war. >> beauty and taste always in the eye of the beholder. eunice yoon, thanks for that update >>> we are just minutes away from "squawk box" and joe kernen's interview with president trump. let's bring in becky quick for a look at what's coming up the interview is front and center >> the interview is just about everything today we'll run through this it's not often that the president sits down and grants 15 minutes of his time to talk through some of these issues and there are so many issues to talk about joe sat down with the president yesterday, again for 15 minutes. they talked about trade, they talked about russia, they talked about the economy, and in one issu

with drinks are 20 to 30% chper than starbucks. it's aulo opely criticized starbucks. ites descr -- >> translator: we believe starbucks behaviorndmines their competition and prevents chinese customers from having con convenient access. the hard-quality coffee -- >> reporter: as for the trade war, he doesn't believe that lesson will benefit, just thewe the state media is interviewing customers to say they prefertarbucks because of the trade war. for nightly business report. beijing. >>> honeywell raises its profit outlook for the third time. that's where we begin. euro space provide -- stronger demand for aircraft parts led to an overall earnings beating the qu tter. as fort tariff, honeywell says harted sours component from other countries other than china and s raised prices on some of its products. honeywell up nearly 4% tay to $153.13. >>> stanley black and becker, that company cut its profit for the year, that's largely dueo the cost tied to the settlement to clean up toxic con ttaminati at a super fund sight. va cor expects prices to accelerate this year thanks to

he was not a manager. >> he made starbucks -- >> he was not a manager. >> there were a handful of starbucks right and i think it's hard to get away for someone who is the founder. but when i read the story, i was cheered by it. i was worried about what is going on with china. it's good to hear. >> jack ma not particularly positive on starbucks. >> no. >> it sells at 20 times earnings that's expensive for a company that is not a close stock. at this moment. >> it's not recovered from that fall. >> obviously the day before when they lowered values for the quarter. >> it was regulatory did you sense gloom? >> no. i didn't sense loom. >> i mean, it's still a fabulous consumer name. but people were struck by the decline dramatic decline in china. and there's, david, there's more money going into dunkin' donuts than into starbucks. >> yeah. listen, let's hope starbucks gets everybody to shift. you know. >> it's important. >> yeah. maybe you gate discount if you bring in your own cup. >> i like that i like that. >> we've got tens of millions of cups out there. >> there's an island of cups. >> ther

newsroom mcdonald's joined starbucks and closed loop partners as founding member of initiative to end the cup wace starbucks says that styles are out lives are and they've announced environmental milestone you can see their new lives. people have criticised and they also sent us a statement directly to desire here at the stream starbucks says that they are committed to continuing to offer stross to customers who need them or request them in their stores but that sustainability is part of their d.n.a. and has been for thirty plus years should be you're writing a letter to c.e.o.'s why what do you think about this yeah well this thing kind of will attention to strides is obviously a huge step forward in the fight against plastic lucian but banning strong as can be an effective mobilization talk for the public only if it's connected to the broader plastic pollution life cycle and since much of our weight it's an even recycled plastic waste is coming from the global north and not in cities and towns across southeast asia so many of us that break free from plastic were started scratching o

this is a recycleable strawless lid the company designed this is starbucks taking another stance on a social issue, not so long after they closed all of their stores for the day of racial bias training, back in may 37 now, straws that are made from alternative materials will be made available. if you order a frappucino, they'll be made of paper and other compostable materials. a major reason for this change is the popularity of its cold beverages here in the u.s. they account for more than 50% of their bench mix in america. that's up 37% from five years ago. mcdonald's started to phase unite straws in the u.k. and ireland. also don't forget. seattle just banned straws for food and bench companies on july 1st. their former ceo was speaking out in shanghai. a recent slowdown in sales in china will be short lived, anyone betting against starbucks in china is dead wrong china is their fastest growing market the company often says it will surpass in size the u.s., it will become their biggest market one day. they talk about that they hope to get to 6,000 stores over the next few years, sch

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douglas worked as a shift supervisor at starbucks from 2009 to 2010 in southern california. every day he was required to spend up to ten minutes escorting coworkers to their cars and locking up the store. in federal court starbucks attorneys argued the time was too minuscule to be tracked but the attorney says the california supreme court ruling is a big victory for workers favoring california's more protective laws and modern technology. >> a lot of this opinion deals with modern technology and the ability to track time. the federal rule came out of a 1946-case when obviously it was difficult to track time and you didn't have computers. >> we reached out to starbucks and they gave us this statement. any precedent established by the ruling will only apply to california businesses. >> what it means is for employers in california they do have to pay for this time except where it happens so rarely or the amount of time in question is so minute that it isn't feasible to calculate it. >> all those hours added up to about 13 hours or $100 in pay. now that the class action lawsuit

criticizing starbucks.w months ago, they actually wrote an opening letter to starbucks, criticizing starbucks' business practices the china. in fact they are going to sue starbucks here he told me, we believe starbucks behavior undermines fair competition and prevents chinese customers from having convenient access to high quality coffee at a reasonable price as for the trade war, he told me that just because they were a chinese brand they would better than fit but earlier this week, state media had interviewed customers at luckin, and they said that they preferred luckin to starbucks. >> are think other u.s. businesses that face chinese domestic competitors that could be prioritizing american companies to chinese companies that have built big businesses there? >> there are a lot, but what's always been interesting about starbucks is it hasn't had a domestic rival so all of their competitors have been costco. so they haven't had a chinese rifle unt rival until now. >> china is the pillar of growth for starb

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for starbucks that is. >>> starbucks has decided to go strawless, n adding itse to the list of major brands that are ditching plastic straws in the name of sustainability.og kaers reports to us tonight from new york. >>> by 2020, the green plastic straws will be eye thing of the past. they plan toliminate single use plastic straws, just as demand for cold beverage declines. cold drinks make up more than half of starbucks beverage mix in the u.s. an increase of 35% from five ars ago. >> starbucks has designed this, a recycleable strawless plastic lid, available in 8,000 locations in the u.s. and canada right now. >> i think it's a good thing, trying to be. >> it's convenient. you. >> hear about straws not being so great for the environment. people grab them out of habit. >> straws made from paper will be available for frappucino drinks and upon customerth requests for beverages. the company has not detailed how much the move will cost to implement. starbucks is the largest food and beverage retailer to a make commitment following straws. >> hyatt said it would elimiwste plastic stnd d

starbucks and to pull late specifically.ill with starbucks has been sort of bouncing around. give us a big highlight from the numbers and what is most important. >> the first thing that jumps out is that the seno -- the china same-store the estimate is down. they beat on certain things, revenue, and the numbers are better than expected. i think the china market lee's contention. if they cannot turn it around, that is a big problem. scarlet: starbucks is saying it sees more price competition in china. julie: the u.s. market is important as well. market that had been slowing to some extent. are we seeing recovery? apparently frappuccino sales are not doing well. >> this is a conversation on whether we are saturated in the u.s.. they have said the u.s. will not be the growth market anymore. 7% inll not see 5% and the u.s. anymore. it is china as what they are looking for. the company is considering national tv ads. it had not occurred to me that they don't. don't need toe know about starbucks, they already know. joe: but they k

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(pam) starbucks announced today that it plans to stop using plastic straws by 2020.the coffee giant wants to reduce plastic waste by offering customers paper straws or special lids instead. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san bruno and has reaction from starbucks customers. charles. . . well, first it was plastic bags and now the movement seems to be on to get rid of plastic straws. natsby 2020, starbucks plans to stop giving out single use plastic straws. instead they will offer customers biodegradable paper straws or specials lids. the company says they can't make the switch right away because it will take time to secure supplies for non plastic straws.soti mean i think it's going to be a lot better for the environmental impact.in san bruno monday afternoon, the end of plastic straws at starbucks was welcome news. kattie ruppert says that when it comes to reducing plastic waste every little bit counts. sotmost people aren't taking the time to recylce anyway so if they can do a little to reduced their carbon footprint i think it's great.sotit's g

out of there with mcdonald's and starbucks in frankfurt to there thank you very much for bring us up to date. well as we have before tonight is the first game in the world cup semifinals and you can be sure that the fans on the french and belgian teams will be out in force waving flags and supporting their colors found the merchandise is a big money spinner and it's flying off the shelves in russia much to the delight of the retail industry. just before ten am a crowd of international football fans has gathered outside going department store on red square to queuing for the feed that sounds official world cup merchandise. like to buy the ball i like how it looks it's a cool design these are some caps. to share to. give to children for the kids and my family and. we won the mexican. they might face a bit of a wait only thirty six people are allowed into this small space at once demand is high and so are the prices some shirts cost of a one hundred euro's if that's a bit steep there's a souvenir shop next door that sells russian dolls for just a few euros and some more affordable footb

. >>> it's the last straw for starbucks. the coffee chain is planning to fully phase out plastic straws in an ambitious environmental effort. >>> a different kind of royals a scottish ceremony in a hilarious ceremony going viral this morning. "early today" starts right now. good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. breaking overnight, president trump has officially made his pick for the next supreme court justice. >> it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [ applause ] >> a white house official tells nbc news president trump called kavanaugh sunday night to tell him he was the nominee to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. during his remark, kavanaugh thanked the president and said his philosophy is that a judge must be independent. >> i will keep an open mind in every case, and i will always strive to preserve the constitution of the united states and the american rule of law. >> brett kavanaugh's appointment won't

the watch cog --new starbucks w open. they announce third first u.s.tore with a sign language tweet. it will open in october. the company plans to hire up to 25 deaf, hard of hearing, and people who can hear with the requirement that they need to know american sign language. >>> and britain's "guardian" says three deposed mummies were found inside a huge granite egyptian sarcophagus. they opened a tomb where they found liquid and water which turned out to be sewage water. the water is thought to have entered through a sarcophagus crack. they thought it might have contained the remains of alexander the great, but it turns out they were soldiers. >> still ahead, president trump breaks tradition and has some harsh words for the federal reserve. alcohol based mouthwash burns. and that could leave you with... burn face! but colgate total mouthwash is different. it kills 99% of germs without the burn of alcohol! kill germs without the burn. try colgate total mouthwash today! what's the #1 new skincare product in 2018? olay whips. absorbs faster than the $100

of course, including starbucks earnings that are out.waiting kevin johnson. >> i was going to say on disney. disney's stock has been doing very well lately right. it's up 14% in the last three months so are you -- there's no drama here, is there any mystery? >> none. >> right. >> none. the only questions now are disney strategy in terms of integration, closing the deal, of course, they need china and they still need the eu they have the doj approval the integration. then they're rolling out these important platforms ott platforms direct to consumers and how they're going to do it people are wondering is three too many are they going to piece it down to many different silos? should it be one service those are things that investors will be focussed on in the future. >> intel shares, by the way, are trading lower sharply by more than 6%. the concern on the data center revenue. that was a miss. it was up 26.9%. it was a miss of about $100 million on that revenue side and, also, the next generation 10 nano meter chip this was an issue because

we've also got starbucks coming and intel. both of them about 0.5% or so.mazon moving down with fa facebook, but google is up why is samazon down? >> because they're anticipating some disappointment. i think they're wrong. i don't see any retail deterioration from amazon. i'd be surprised if anything like a facebook happened here with amazon. >> the s&p slightly lower. the nasdaq down a full percent given that decline rengi re re renging the bell and all eyes on earnings particularly on amazon. you don't want to miss that. back to you, sara. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. wilfred frost rejoining me in just a moment. let's take a look how we are finishing up the day on wall street dow manages to close higher by 0.5% down 1% off the back of that dismal performance from facebook in terms of the stock price russell 2000 ending up 0.6%. technology and consumer discretionary biggest losers thanks in part to facebook and spill over effects on stocks like amazon and netflix. get ready for another slew of earnings after the bel

chipotle or starbucks? >> chipotle is sort of more interesting and the turnaround seems to have taken hold and the same-store sales is such an important metric and however, that's expensive. >> it's 90%. >> it shouldn't have been there. there's a lot of good stuff already built in here. i like the turnaround, but i can't on this valuation. >> let's get a check of other big earnings movers as we head to break amazon, as we mentioned had an all-time high. we'll bring you the very latest from the conference calls and get instant analysis from wall street when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fas money," we have video gamemaker electronic arts and let's get to julia boorstin in los angeles. we'll get wall street's reaction to that report >> while electronic arts beat on revenue expectations, the stock took a tumble on disappointing guidance here's what wilson said after the fortnite and the rival epic games. >> fortnite continues to what we believe expand the audience. we saw incredible engagement in

starbucks is also phasing out plastic straws worldwide by 2020. mcdonald'sas bannedlastic straws from all of its uk restaurants. >> not everyone is applauding this movement to ban plastic straws. some people with disabilities say that the ban could present significanten chas in their lives. news 4's amy choe live to explain that for us. >> leon, for some people with gsabilities, they're hop companies like starbucks reconsider this ban. they say using st wws is the on they're able to drink. starting the day with a starbucks, aundrea lavont has done it for years but she worries she might not be able to. >> it's frustrating. it'sfrustrating. >> reporter: lavont has musculai dystrophy, wch makes it tough for her to use her arms. >> this is as far as i can get it to my mouth. if it weren't for the straw, i actually wouldn't be able to drink it. >> reporter: n she says she has to make sure her wheelchair is well-stocked with straws wherever she goes. >> this is really a step backwards as opposed to a step forward for pple like self. >> reporter: the cof

you could have two coffee chains in my town, i have dunkin and starbucks across the street. they're okay >> don't forget, this also has the patina of american cool. this is up there with levi's. >> right now >> this is cool to the chinese. >> right now it is uncool because you have the trade thing going on. >> i think the chinese with money want the american cool. >> investors who have been looking for ways to bet on china increasingly found the chinese internet stocks, things like iq, which we won't get into whether or not it is really the chinese netflix, but there are so many stories like that that have worked a lot are in the etfk web. if you look at the individual components, almost every chinese internet stock that trades in the united states has been a double or a triple in the last few years. they haven't had to do things like up veinvest in fried chice china, or coffee there are so many other options. >>> coming up, john is following very bearish options moves in a popular etf. down 18% i'm bullish, bullish actually bearish today. isies, r. >> can't wait to see what

(vicki) starbucks making big changes today....ouncing that they plan to stop using plastic straws by 2020. the coffee giant wants to reduce plastic waste by offering customers paper straws or special lids instead. kron 4's charles clifford has reaction from starbucks customers.... natsby 2020, starbucks plans to stop giving out single use plastic straws. instead they will offer customers biodegradable paper straws or specials lids. the company says they can't make the switch right away because it will take time to secure supplies for non plastic straws.soti mean i think it's going to be a lot better for the environmental impact.in san bruno monday afternoon, the end of plastic straws at starbucks was welcome news. kattie ruppert says that when it comes to reducing plastic waste every little bit counts. sotmost people aren't taking the time to recylce anyway so if they can do a little to reduced their carbon footprint i think it's great.sotit's good for the environment.guy howlett says he spends a lot of time on san francisco bay a

i did not know him yet, working at starbucks. and it was such a convicting thinker,me, as the big big visionary, i want to go change the world, to watch my brother doing such an amazing job with also one leg. he literally was born without a leg. so to be on your feet at 4:00 a.m. all day making ranks, i think for most people that would be a pretty miserable experience. so i said chad, how do you do it? how do you make such an impact everyday? to make a veryd intentional decision right when i started this job that even if i didn't feel like this was the perfect job, the right job for me, i was going to bring my right self-driving i was going to bring the best of who i could be to this job, and i was going to make an impact serving people drinks. and i saw that firsthand. so for all of us out there, but especially the younger generation, i think it is awesome that we have big dreams, big goals. that quickly realized success in your 20's and 30's is more about setting the table than in joining the feast. -- in joining these. it's ab

. >>> starbucks making a big move to protect the environment. what you'll notice as a customer when we come back. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages upgrade online now. trump will reveal his pic >>> tonight at 6:00, who will it be? 30 minutes from now, president trump will reveal his pick for the supreme court. mr. trump will make the announcement from the white house, we'll carry it live. we'll also have reaction from our own political analyst, larry gerston coming up at 6:00. >>> finally at 5:00, an environmental milestone for starbucks. it's eliminating plastic straws in all stores by 2020. right now they use about 1 billion plastic straws per year. but they will have a strawless lid along with straws made from paper. and how this movement started and how cities across the u.s. are helping the cause coming up. >>> that green straw is

. >>> and it the last straw for starbucks? a major change coming to your cup of coffee. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening thank you for being with us. the world is holding a collective breathe as divers in thailand bring out the last of a dozen boys along with their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave now for 17 days. four more boys were led to safety today that brings to eight the number who have made the risky under water journey to the surface. bolstering hopes this awful or deal should still be over. our bill neely reports from the scene. >> reporter: ambulance lights for once bringing good news. another boy rescued. the fifth. and as darkness fell, three more emerged. mission accomplished for a second day. a rescue that's defying the odds. the commander says today's four boys are all well. even better than the four pulled out yesterday. this the moment the world had waited for as the first small boy was rushed to a helicopter and the hospital. a doctor glimpsed for a moment treating him i

starbucks failed in australia.t's the land of independence, and we want to bring more of that to the u.s. and beyond. >> talk about you could be in anything coffee, a lot of people felt was saturated. maybe this isn't coffee. maybe it's something else. >> it probably took me a little longer to get comfortable with it because that's the first reaction it's such a crowded space. when you look at it, it's not that much of a crowded space for one thing, starbucks led the way and created the whole concept of premium coffee. >> right. >> but when something has 27,000 units even more than mcdonald's in the united states, it's hard to say that's premium. it's definitely scale and definitely successful, but it's not premium. when you look at the coffee space, people realistic look for that escape, but it's not really defined. this blue bottle, a lot of cologne, a couple of concepts. what i think makes what nick's doing unique is the idea they're able to build them out he doesn't spend a dollar on marking. >> no, i love that

more than 70 women have now accused the 66-year-old of misconduct. >>> starbucks eliminating plastic straws from all of its . the change translates to about a billion plastic straws a year. customers can expect to see straws made from paper or combustible plastic. they're calling them similar to adult sippy cups, if you can imagine. starbucks hopes to eliminate plastic straws by 2020. >>> a cristening took place for the prince at st. james palace in london. lieuo arrived in the arms of his mom, duchess kate. prince william had the other two kids in tow. prince charlotte, meghan markell and the rest of the family also there. the ceremony was private in the small chapel where prince george was kristened >>> still ahead the up grades fans will soon be able to enjoy. >>> we're going to open the window on the golden gate bridge. a light breeze, but it's going to pick up a little bit as we head into the afternoon hours. check out the summer warmth. i mentioned humidity is >>> a lot to talk about so let's jump right in. notice the absence of any clouds. they are gone, and even at the coast

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hyatt hotels and starbucks will phase them out. starbucks will replace with flat plastic lids that look like sippy cups. they will serve frappacino from paper or plastic. this is in response to consumer demand. plastic packages is not worth the damage to the world's ocean. >> it looks like a kid sippy cup. >> i'm pro sippy cup. >> i'm for ending the single serve. >> i think the paper version. >>> we will have an update from the thailand cave rescue straight ahead and who is brett kavanaugh? trump's pick for the supreme court. "early start" continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> brett kavanaugh is the -- has the proven equipment to the equal justice under the law. >> brett kavanaugh is the president's pick for the supreme court. who is he? what is his legal background? can democrats stand in his way? >>> the administration will miss the deadline to reunite all migrant families with kids under 5. now the judge says the government cannot extend how long it holds migrant children. >>> and the crews racing to bring out t

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starbucks joins a growing list of cities saying no to single use plastic straws.s in seattle and vancouver. all locations will make the switch by the year 2020. starbucks iconic straws might be green in color but when it comes to the environment they are not green. that's about to change. >> i think they are doing the right thing. >> the coffee giant plans to start serving in couples-of-cups with these strawless lids. cold beverages make up half the sales. >> i love going to starbucks where they have the sippy cups. >> we should stick to the regular straws, i think so. >> by some estimates americans use 500 million a day, because they are too lightweight to make it through recycling many end up in the ocean adding to the plastic pollution problem. >> it doesn't biodegrade in the ocean. >> this group aims to eliminate single use plastics. >> the great thing about the straw it doesn't stop there. once the awareness opens up about the straw you start thinking what else am i doing. >> you call it a gateway plastic? >> gateway, yes. this sea turtle is poster child. a v

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beverages and upon request for customers who need them due to health conditions the change which starbucks hopes will be in place by two thousand and twenty could eliminate the use of one billion plastic straws from their stores per year so the move to divest from plastics and some high end restaurants to use why would a great a bill passed as a replacement there are even gluten free pasta straws on the market for the serious super reusable copper and stainless steel stars are gaining in popularity of course . i bought four reusable copper straws on friday and by saturday i had already for on want to way were accidents so just remember changing your environmentally unfriendly ways is a process to baby steps states use this kind of a spreadsheet open to everybody remember in this world we are not told we love the love so i tell you all of you i rolled on top of the wallace keep on watching those hawks out there are great today and i just. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten light colored prime stamping each day.