quarter for starbucks.ps in line. revenue beating expect ace comps insided 5% globally 6% in the u.s. both better than expectations. in china comps increased by 5% important market too those comps in the china and u.s. showed transaction growth they are focusing on in store experience better. moving tasks to after hours for barristas and the company said customer connection story the a all-time high listen to kevin johnson on the call ceo. >> we have strong evidence the approach is working as demonstrated by the fact that we are seeing traffic growth across all day parts. and we intend to build on the momentum in the year ahead we continue to see strong correlation between starbucks partner engagement and customer connection leading to increased customer frequency >> now, beverages also continue to boost same store sales, particularly cold befrpgs which c.o.o. rose brewer told us in the past tend to sell all year-round now the company said cold beverage are growing across all day parts. the china has surpas

like, how is starbucks the second one behind apple? that just shows the power of starbucks. many people use that platform i didn't think it was surprising apple would be number one given how easy it is to use everywhere and how everyby has an iphone. >> starbucks had been number one forever. apple has overtaken it i'm no expert on this front but it just seems to me like there was an opportunity for starbucks to become the player in the mobile pay field. >> that's what i'm wondering. >> not just at starbucks but at dunkin' donuts. >> wouldn't they have to be a totally different kind of company to do that and maybe that's fine but do they really want to be a payments company and a coffee chain? >> i mean, this is a departure for what apple's main stream was too and look at amazon amazon used to be a book seller. >> right. >> isn't every company going to be a tech company in like ten years? >> yes you can't find an industry where that's not the case. >> it also has to do with who is accepting it so now, all of a sudden when you can go on the subway in new york city and pull out

apple and facebook. >>> next one, starbucks. quite a juggernaut, but much better sales in china. the stock is up 40% since last october. it's at $85 a share now. all right, scott martin, one more question. would you buy it at $85 a share? >> i do like starbucks here. a few of our clients own it. we're looking to add more. tell you what's interesting, though. from the numbers, top line revenue, stuart, same store sales, something i know you are going to love, i'm going to say which is margin growth -- yes, yes. i know how to talk right to your heart. those numbers look amazing. it's funny, though, those numbers came in so well yesterday and the stock's not getting more of a pop. i do think this thing hits $100 by say, march or april next year. lauren: i know why, scott. sorry. millenials are drinking coffee all day long. it's not just the morning anymore. >> great point. you know what, if you guys want to do the test like the apple store, go into a starbucks in a busy area, chicago, new york, l.a., wherever, jam-packed all day lo

thank god there are less obvious choices like this famous us coffee thanks starbucks has been one of the top targets this one has been vandalized twice 1st they trashed the entrance then and then next day the companies have these wooden panos to protect it and then the next day the protesters took down these panels and continue trashing the shop not the hardware i used to leave your side truth as i did and presto the end of the show time this consequence is good it is still true that the government which didn't well listen to the citizens. in online groups protesters post messages explaining their choice of targets hong kong starbucks branches are run by the local cager maxime's the company drew the wrath of the protesters when the founders daughter had a speech at the u.n. human rights council denouncing the protest it seems house distanced itself from the statement saying she holds no official position in the business but to no avail thank you logic of conflict has reached on kong's businesses between the eye of the protesters and repercussions on the chinese market many of them ar

for this starbucks crunch the only thing to do now is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted a 3rd time. well there figures you're seeing behind me are those of the demon king. 10 headed symbol of evil and one which is burned every year across india the festival of the shadow the burning of the effigies attracts thousands of people as you can probably imagine but before they are burnt the effigies are painstakingly cut prepared and painted and. robin has many faces the 10 had a demon god is the ultimate villain of hindu mythology i think you're so fearsome at the g.'s are modeled in his image every year so they can be burned in a symbolic victory of good over evil it's a ritual that dates back centuries. it's a long held tradition our ancestors our elders many of whom have passed away used to make these effigies us youngsters are following in their footsteps and continuing the tradition. of. crafting the effigies is painstaking work taking skilled artists and about 3 months 1st they split shave and bend tons of bamboo to create the skeleton of the structure. this is fun for m

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>> with starbucks, people don't always want change.able to pick it up and that is what they are leading into. if you are happy with the cold brew that you always get, -- what they are leaning into. if you are happy with the cold brew that you always get, you may not want that much change. carolyn: we just want to tell you to check out this show. it is happening in one hour's time. joe: bloomberg technology is up next in the u.s.. >> have a great evening, this is bloomberg. >> taylor: this is bloomberg technology. apple's first-quarter results beat expectations across board -- the board. despite slagging iphone sales.

starbucks earnings, though, are out.et's get to kate rogers. >> morgan, a very strong q4 for starbucks, 70% adjusted, right in line, revenues at $6.75 billion. stores across the board globally up 5%. u.s. comps up by 6%, including 3% transaction growth. that is also a beat chien camera comps up 5%, including 2% transaction growth also to take you through some of the rewards members in the u.s. up 15% to 17.6 million in china, the company now has 10 million active starbucks rewards members. they also say that mobile order sales mix has increased to 10% in china, which is a very important market for them. that stock is higher by more than 3%, guys. back over to you. >> thanks so much, kate. up 3%, as you said china comps, 5%. expected to be 3%. american comps, 6%, expected to be 4%. >> very big beats. obviously, they are doing very well the stock actually has pulled back significantly from its highs. it got spun up in the quality brand name stock mania of a couple of months ago obviously it's a little bit of a relief and a

even though starbucks has been around a while, the youth like starbucks.>> too expensive for me. the stock is trading at 30 times -- >> the coffee or stock both >> we just sold it >> you sold starbucks? >> we did. we sold starbucks and costco the consumer stocks have really had a tremendous run and they're selling at 23 times earnings and -- or more up to 30 times earnings. costco is 34 if you look at google, facebook, apple, these are cheaper stocks with more growth and the market hasn't liked them >> by the way, the number one survey, chick fil-a. all right. dominos ceo will be on with jim tonight on "mad money. i bet he has something to say about the quarter and that turn, of course. 6:00 p.m. eastern time quick news alert here with julia in l.a what you got >> that's right. facebook portal announcing that it's devices now support workplace voice and video calls. this news sending shares of zoom which is an office video chat service down further it's now down over 4.5%. it was already down by 2.5% before this. so that news that those facebook devices an

starbucks has been one of the top targets. this one has been vandalized twice.irst, they trashed the entrance then the next day, the company set up these panels to protect it then the protesters took down these panels and continued trashing the shop. >> it feels saddening and frustrating at the same time. >> the consequences due to the government which didn't listen to the citizens. >> online group protesters push their thoughts about choices of targets area it seems starbucks to the rest of the protesters when the founders daughter held a speech at the un's human rights council denouncing the protests. she has distanced herself from her statement saying she holds no official position in the business but to no avail. the logic of conflict has reached hong kong's busininesses between the ire of the protesters and repercussions on the chinese market, many of them are facing a tough choice. for this starbucks branch, the only thing to do now is to rerenovate and hope that they wl not be targeted a third time. >> here are some other stories. in ecuador, thousands of

for this starbucks crunch the only thing to do no is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted at the top. you're watching news still to come well of germany's greatest ever football players announces his retirement from the game boston is hanging up his boots after a long career that included winning a world cup title. today germany is marking the 30th anniversary of peaceful protests widely seen as pivotal in toppling the former east german dictatorship the marches on october 9th $989.00 are considered to have paved the way for the end of communism in east germany and the fall of the berlin wall. brady meant to opposition activists from the former east germany. on october 9th 1989 kathleen hutton hala was in a prison in light sake in east germany she was just 20 years old on this day you could feel that the guards were very nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day close to the evening and what relayed to create a few that maybe what we have heard. where the sounds are all 70000 people walking. among the crowd much ng for freedom and democracy was that 18 year old op

for this starbucks branch the only thing to do now is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted a 3rd time. tears rolling of their reporting from hong kong now one of germany's greatest ever football players has retired from the game but. he has quit the sport after finishing the season with his club chicago fire tiger made his name and by in munich becoming a genuine star in the bonus league and for the national team. but. it's finally time to say good bye this was how bastian schweinsteiger ended his journey career in 2016 tears flowed as the fan favorite took to the pitch for demand shaft one last time now he's hanging up his boots for good. with this tweet he brought an end to one of the my successful careers in football history trying to juggle one does league titles and 7 german cups along with one champions league title but the achievement fans around the globe will remember him for is the 2014 world cup triumph. and. dream about things like this as a kid so i'm proud of what i've achieved and yes. makes me happy yeah. the on the trophies trying to use he was 9 came acros

starbucks. growth portfolio to be very intriguing. yes. we've got phillip morris i'm not really a big fan of tobacco. somebody said i was a shill for tobacco and twitter, that person is a professional chowderhead. we've got apple, don't trade it. starbucks. some people worried about the hong kong issues will you give me a break mcdonald's, and a drug company pfizer i am going to have to make a choice here, and i am going to say that you should be in starbucks at 85, 86. we're going to add a diversified industrial, which is honeywell what a quarter today apple technology, pfizer drug. i do prefer merck, by the way, and then phillip morris. well, i don't want to say they're dubious because i've been so mean to big tobacco that i'm a shill. that person is taking a permanent intellectual vacation and is in my twitter file. let's go the andy in kansas. andy >> caller: yo, jim. >> yo. >> caller: thanks. it's a pleasure to speak with you. >> same. >> caller: fly, eagles fly and i love the show. >> we'r

for this starbucks brunch the only thing to do now is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted at the time. and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world at u.s. democrats say that they will issue a legal summons to the country's ambassador to the european union borden's only forcing him to appear in court over the impeachment investigation into president donald trump that comes after the trump administration blocked him from testifying about the president's dealings with ukraine today before a congressional committee turkey says it's ready for an offensive against syria's kurds following u.s. president decision to pull troops out of northern syria trump now faces accusations that he has abandoned kurdish forces who were key u.s. allies in the fight against islamic state only 7 the european union countries have agreed to join a scheme to fast track the processing of distribution of migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean interior ministers meeting in luxembourg had hoped to recruit more countries to join this program germany and fr

same starbucks around 12:45 p.m.e could not account for him anywhere. >> reporter: that gap was crucial because it was during that time frame that police believe the murder happened. they even traced the route they thought nathan might have taken that day from the starbucks to the park, a quick walk to his house, then back to the starbucks to see if he could have done it in time. >> 6 minutes 55 seconds. >> reporter: not only possible, they said but probable. more likely, they figured, than a stranger breaking into the house during the roughly 20 minutes denise was out. >> it's inconceivable to think that somebody breaks into the house the exact same time, runs through the house, finds a lock, pries it open, loads it up, hides behind the door, to execute her. that just can't happen. >> reporter: something else that didn't make sense, they said, was that denise's car was not in her driveway. after the murder they found her silver ford here in this nearby park. nathan had told police he only knew of one key, the key th

in online groups protesters post messages explaining the choice of targets on kong starbucks branches are run by the local cager a mix seems the company drew the wrath of the protesters when the fall of his daughter how the speech at the u n human rights council denouncing the protests it seems has distanced itself from a statement saying she holds no official position in the business but to no avail the logic of conflict has reached on space and this is between the eye of the protesters and repercussions on the chinese market many of them are facing a tough choice. for this starbucks crunch the only thing to do now is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted at the time. so here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in ecuador thousands of indigenous people have joined anti-government demonstrators in clashes with security forces. the protests have driven the president to move the administration out of the capital quito the protests kicked off after the government cut fuel subsidies. only 70 you countries have agreed to join a plan that w

for this starbucks crunch the only thing to do now is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted at the time. and he is pulling a reporting there well european union interior ministers are meeting in luxembourg today to discuss how to deal with migrants arriving across the mediterranean sea countries including germany france italy and malta have already agreed to accept a share of migrants rescued at sea now they want other e.u. states to join in a new voluntary resettlement scheme according to law asylum seekers must register and stay in the country where they 1st landed that has put enormous pressure on mediterranean states so far this year spain has received more than $20000.00 migrants italy almost $8000.00 and greece over $40000.00 migrant arrivals are down by 30 percent this year but when boats do arrive europe often struggles to respond it's hoped that today's meeting will deliver a solution. it was a moment that changed the debate around migration to europe 31 year old cow hole that had forced her rescue ship carrying 40 migrants into the harbor of italy's lampedusa islan

the coffee shop opened up inspired by starbucks, run away from starbucks brand. >> those example from the ten year anniversary edition of the logo. in the originale edition, they came in 2000, had a fair pit about or relatively new company, starbucks who told us that their brands meaning was that they were what they called the third place, not home not work, and our plea where people could gather. they were really using this discourse of the public fear almost like a town square. there is sort of interesting that this was happening in the '90s after you have this very aggressive cognitive private tatian of the public fear. corporations came so long and said we were as pseudo- town square. the corporate digital town square in the '90s it was starbucks you have a cup of coffee and your pseudo- public space. then when i wrote an introduction tohe the tenth anniversary. starbucks had just openedit up a coffee shop in seattle that was completely unbranded. he didn't see logo anywhere when she knew the marker which how far they hadll fallen. add in order to recapture in a sort of newness, t

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for the moment starbucks is flat, we have lift up by 1%, half a point.ech titan and apple making the first earnings report with 11 sales numbers included, were looking at again of a fraction,. >> apple also consumer driven and the other stocks coming out, neither expectations not too high in eps will drop year-over-year and consumer dollars and 84 cents a share. almost exactly the same as laster. those are the expectations and the stock had an all-time high, three analyst have raised price targets on the stock, the market cap is back above 1 trillion, new air pots they have, apple tv plus is launching on friday, lots of good news rolling out of the company but expectations for bottom-line performance, not so great. >> thank you very much. we are watching it and are economic geniuses that we are toggling together are about to break down not only what the federal reserve and chairman powell's comments made for the market but also for your money and one of the three people does not think the fed should have cut. you have to find out why, that is next. the d

in the 90s it was starbucks and a cup of coffee and you have your pseudo public space. when when i wrote 'an introduce for the tenth anniversary edition, starbucks just opened up a coffee shop in seattle that was completely unbranded. didn't see their logo anywhere which seemed a bit of a marker for how far they had fallen if in order to recapture any sense of newness, they had to unbrand themselves. >> brian: the political sphere in the tenth never a edition of the book you talk but president obama and one questions did he live up to his hope and change brand? >> guest: right. yeah. >> did he? >> guest: yeah. it was early in the obama years when i wrote that. well, i think there was always something a little bit nike about the obama brand in the sense it sort of just vague enough that it's hard to pin him down to a clear political platform, and it's another interesting measure of where we are now because i think that there's more of -- if you look at the democratic primaries right now, i think there's more of an expectation that candidates have a really, really specifi

i think starbucks will tell you that it does, as walmart they've experienced this, and starbucks used to have a cafe in the forbidden city which was the imperial palace? so that was removed after controversy with a broadcaster saying why should we have an american company basically in our representative of where the emperor used to live and so that was removed and people actually started boycotting starbucks as well. >> jonathan, i want to quickly -- >> i want to ask quickly could the chinese people themselves could the government see any blowback from the fact that look the nba is extremely popular in china. could the government itself get blowback from the fact these games all of a sudden aren't available any more? >> there are always alternative s however as i mentioned there's only one nba so in some ways there's been a very smart strategic decision from the nba to get in early into this market, so it's most watched sports league in the entire country, and it's not just tv. look at those paraphernalia. nike does 20% of their sales in that country and we also have players with shoe

to e starbucks at. apple will have 30.3 million users in the united states. >>> doerun, that pg&e press conference just wrapped up and they're talking about a third round. >> let me give you the clearest picture. it's a little too early to put a specific number on it. the national weather service isn't even trying to do that. we see a general pattern that on the big picture looks like a more impressive offshore wind event . the first thing we will do is show you that weird map that looks like the vincent van gogh starry night. this shows is the winds and the mid-levels of the atmosphere and you can pick out why we haven't offshore wind event for tonight . this is the stronger winds. you have to look at the high pressure over here at the stronger reds are tied in over here. we are caught in the middle and you can see the streamlines are coming from the northeast. this is our moderate offshore wind event. we can get several of days and even a couple that are stronger than ness. by friday and will be over

only starbucks showing signs of weakness third what i say is a technical breakdown.ight now any significant break below the 200 had-day moving average for the s&p average. and finally near-term fourth quarter guidance from significant global leaders i would start with jp morgan that would be october 15th so far no signs of any earnings recession this year. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, bob. bob pisani at the new york stock exchange steve i know you were watching the home builders and auto stocks. >> i'm still in lennar up 47% the real winner has been kb homes. up 75% year to date. pulte up this is a winning trade direct correlation to interest rates. if interest rates tick up some way around the fed you have to watch with the segment that's already been so beneficial to a lot of investors >> nerms of consumer, i think there are probably just as many data points on the earnings side right now. i know it's very, very early that could indicate a strong consumer as there are for weak consumer. >> yeah, i mean, look, we have heard strong consumer from a number of co

host: couple examples in the book and one is starbucks and how a coffee shop opened up inspired by starbucks, but trying to edge you put in the book run away from the starbucks brand. guest: i think that was example from the 10 year anniversary edition of "no logo" where in the original edition that came out in 2000, i had a fair bit about this then relatively new company starbucks, that told us their brand meaning was that the what they called the third place, not home, not work, a place for people to gather and they were using the discourse of the public sphere almost like a town square and it was interesting this was happening in the '90s after you had this very aggressive kind of privatization of the public sphere and so corporations had to come along as a we are a pseudo- town square which in a sense is what facebook is doing now, that corporate digital town square. and the '90s it was starbucks, cup of coffee and your pseudo- public space, but then when i wrote an introduction for the 10th anniversary edition starbucks just opened up a coffee shop in seattle that was completely unbrand

asaf for a cup of coffee at starbucks, one of the only formula retail we have there. before the voters decided we need to clampdown on it. and we talked. could you come up to the podium, please? when we talked, you indicated that you need a 100 square foot store. and after we had coffee at starbucks i said let's walk around the neighborhood and look at all the available 100-foot little places that are available and vacant. we went across 18th street for the shoe store used to be. walked up 18th street where the eyeglass shop used to be and then we found a place next to where you want to go in a parking driveway next to parkitos. if you want great food, try it. we had this conversation and you said these other spaces probably would be better because they are probably smaller maybe cheaper. one is already retrofitted for a restaurant. it was a restaurant and it's no longer there. and we talked about what you needed the subject property address. and you made a couple of calls to the folks that had available for rent signs were in the window, correct? and i said, well you

. >>> mcdonald's and starbucks are pouring millions of dollars into developing more eco friy produc. packaging companies pitched their products to the assembly.s last month during the mcdonald's has p to recycle packaging by 2025 and earlier this year more than 25% of starbucks holder to report on owners for sustainable cups and packaging. >>> amc is launching an on-demand video service letting customers buy or rent movies similar to itunes. the service is live today with 2,000 films from disney, warner brothers and sony and paramont. the film will cost between $3 and $6 to rent or $10 a buy. scott and laura, back to you. >> sort of a home box office, if youllption fooday in the bay." kari hall tracking our fall forecast. a cool start to the day as we get ready to head out in walnut creek. we'll see temperatures in the upper 40s turning to some mid-60s by 11:00. it will be another nice and warm afternoon. ialver a look at that in the forecast coming up next. tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that la in providing significantly clearer

starbucks is rolling over a bit.gan had a negative comment on monday about them, but by in large they held up well if they start falling apart particularly after the jobs report comes out, i would get concerned. if you're in a slowdown camp, that's where i feel about all of this, then you can make a big argument defensive names through some of the consumer staples, walmart, kimberly clark, pepsi, they'll continue to hold up well maybe high yield as well what side of the debate are you on >> starbucks is down 12%, 13% for one month. >> yeah. >> you know, that's starting to -- who knows what >> starbucks was in that category of yes, they're consumer but also are these global dominant brand names. they had these quality and defensive attributes to them i think we've gotten that and are backing away yesterday there was some shelter in apple, visa, popular growth stocks that's not really working today. software is down you do have apple also backing off 2% after it made another near run to the old highs. >> the key is eve

class sizes and support staff hiring. >>> the former manager of a philadelphia starbucks where two mene arrested last year is suing claiming rigs discrimination. the two men were arrested while waiting for a friend. they were arrested for trespassing after store employees called police, and it made national headlines. the former manager claims the company took steps to punish white employees who were never involved in the incident. she says she was fired after backing another white employee's discrimination claim. starbucks is saying it is prepared to present its case in court. >>> right now at 6:00, a big vote begins in washington for the impeachment inquiry into president trump. what a yes will mean for the future of the investigation and the president's future in office. >>> another new fire started in southern california overnight. we'll tell you where this one is burning as crews here in northern california continue to make some progress on the kincade fire. how firefighters are dealing with a new weather worry in sonoma county this morning. >> that worry near freezing temperature

in the '90s it was starbuck. but when i wrote an introduction for the tenth anniversary starbucks had just opened up a coffee shop in seattle that was completely unbranded.hi you didn't see their logo anywhere which seemed a marker for how far they have fallen in the sense of it in order to, you know, recapture any sense that they had to unbranded themselves. >> host: in the tenth anniversary of the book you talk about president obama and one of the questions is did he live up to his hopen and change brand. >> host: >> guest: there was always something a little bit nike about the obama brand but it's vague enough to pin him down to a clear political platform and res another interesting measure we are right now because i think there's more if you look at the democratic primaries right now, i think there's more of an expectation that the candidates have a really specific and fully formed platform, economic platform, labor policy platform and environmental policy platform. if i think about the obama campaign of 2008

bill: starbucks is argue with the worst looking chart of the three.o try to break this downtrend from the august peak, around 86. the 88 is a retracement level. 89. alix: if you break above a 50 day like that, do you get back to a hundred? bill: exactly. alix: really appreciate it. your three traits to set you up into the open. that wraps it up for bloomberg daybreak americas. coming up on the open with jon ferro, tiffany wilding, the chief u.s. economist, will be joining us. you had the fed benign yesterday. you also had trade information coming in that potentially china is not eager to make any deal passed phase one. you end up having personal income, personal spending, a little weaker. inflation a little weaker. everything is ok. that is where you are panning out in the market. you got a rush of safety for the yen. a move into the bond market. withpper former, the bond, yields down five basis points. 60 basis points from where we were, re-rating from yesterday, pre-fed, and oil rolling over, with futures a little soggy and softer. happy halloween.

the '90s at starbucks. and when i wrote an introduction to the tenth anniversary, they just opened up a coffee shop in seattle that was completely. he didn't see the logo anywhere which seem to be the marker of how far they had fallen and assessed in order to recapture any sense of newness the head and brand themselves. >> was sort of a political spear you talk about president obama in one of the questions was did he live upe to his brand. did he? >> it was early in the obama years when i wrote that, and i think there was always something a little bit nike about the obama brand. it was just big enough and hard enough to pin him down to a clear political platform. it's another interesting measure where we are now because i think if you look at the democratic primaries right now, i think there is more of an expectation and candidates have a really specific and fully formed platform. economic platform labor policy platform and environmental policy platform. i think about the obama campaign, in 2008, which i wa

to starbucks to order some to get to meet until it was a little mist thanks to look it is it's.just testing understand statistics nuts and mashed old truck to stop the president and the speech from this project until. we have produced a ghost whisperer to snoop on what a new look is. those the girls are with 0 in this approach to the issue as the nation shouldn't be you should go door for one who's devoted to the worst. on this edition of crossfire we demystify serious kurds almost all of the criticism lodged against from syria policy is not rooted in facts actually backroad this is driven by false narratives and the inability to admit the international proxy war to overthrow the damascus government has failed the sooner all american troops and we've syria the benefits syria and the region. the city of. a short drive down hill from the hollywood dream they south-central one of the most notorious addresses on the planet. like his famous neighbor south central has made his place in the imagination the. beyond the fiction the reality of his residence lives seldom touches the t.v. s

for this starbucks crunch the only thing to do now is to renovate and hope that they will be targeted the 3rd time. 3 scientists have been named as the winner of these this year's nobel prize in physics in a ceremony in sweden it was announced that the prize will be shared by james peebles michelle mejor and d.d.a. quayle though for their research into the universe's evolution and structure the remainder of the prizes will be awarded throughout the week with the prize for medicine and house yesterday. let's get more now we're joined here in the studio by . a nice sakho joining us from d.w. science so tell us a little bit more about these winners and their work this year the nobel prize in physics basically new understanding of the evolution of our cost loss and the 1st discovery of an exoplanet which is an earth like planet with the potential to hold life so everybody heard of the big bang model how our universe developed 40000000000 years ago out of a hot bend state into what it is today so james people one of the winner he based his research on this model and discovered or into a pr

on twitter pro-democracy activist joshua wong has called for a boycott of starbucks.sters have stray painted this starbucks cafe calling on other people to aboycott it. branches of the bank of china and china construction bank smashed and tagged with graffiti. demonstrators are sharing this interactive map to identify which businesses are blue, or pro-government, as opposed to yellow, or sympathetic to the movement. lists of yellow and blue shops are also making the rounds. they are circulated online and in the real world by activists, like emily. that's not her real name and she beneficia wishes to remain anoun mouse. >> translator: boycotting these restaurants is a way people can express their thoughts. >> reporter: when violent protests paralyzed the city, most hong kongers take heed of the police alerts sent to their mobile phones and avoid going out entirely. that means no dining, no shopping, no local consumption. the hong kong government announced august retail sales plunged 23% from a year earlier. that's the worst year-on-year decline for a single month on re

caller: hey, jim, first time caller long time listener >> thank you >> i have a question for you starbucks has been on a coffee high for last year with gains around 75% and beating estimates for the last eight quarters. the do you think they can sustain the global growth as they have been doing in china and should i stay caffeinated or get more caffeinated or dump my stale coffee >> like the way you're approaching that i've been waiting for starbucks to come down in order to tell people, look, once again, it's ared to go you know what? it is coming down a lot. i think you should own the stock. hit a terrific year. they're taking profits in the stock like they're taking many others and the cold brew during the afternoon is crushing it starbucks is a buy john in michigan john >> caller: jim, i want to know what your thoughts are on grub hub. it is being shorted by jim chenos >> right >> caller: it has 200 eps. of. >> here's the problem. >> here's the problem with grub. i own two restaurants. and i have to tell you, the war between grubhub and this outfit door dash post mates, big ads this we

was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing the same sort of support that it did for the protest movement that's to say support from u.s. politicians as they had say several months ago now the protesters say they are going to gather again on sunday for unspecified action certainly the protests are not on a scale that we will see several weeks or even several months ago there is still violence but it's not as intense as it has been in recent weeks. spain is celebrating its national day but the festivities come amid internal tensions over the sentencing of catalan separatist leaders they've been charged with sedition and misuse of public funds for their part in the 2017 independence referendum rival unionist and pro independence rallie

>>free money this morning, starbucks launches a new happy hour promotion and delta is going on a hiring spree next year jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more hi jane hyatt aria good morning. yes, delta will hire 12,000 employees by next year's that expands its operations of ceos says this is a bunch of different jobs pilots flight attendants ground crew some other categories as well the hirings will start this year and that will run through 2020. well southwest airlines raise fares, $5 across its network except for flights to hawaii. analysts say the southwest airlines fair raises quickly matched by delta and united. now airlines are fast to act when one player makes a move to increase prices on things like tickets and bags, starbucks launched a new happy hour promotions cervix lunch, this revamped happy hour deal. it's from 2 to 07:00pm it's a buy one get one free deal on any or larger handcrafted beverage the happy hour drives traffic to starbucks during the slow afternoon time and before pg e's massive blackout swept across northern california. tesla told custom

. >>> one of the biggest viral videos from 2018 is from a philadelphia starbucks where the manager calleds on two black men that were waiting for their business partner to arrive. >> what did they do? >> they didn't do anything. i saw the entire thing. >> you may have been shocked when you first heard about this but i wasn't because i also have some experience of a coffee shop not wanting me to be in their coffee shop. >> kamau came here to the elmwood cafe in berkeley. he met up with his wife who was sitting at an outdoor table. he says he was showing her a book when an employee knocked on the window and told him to go away. >> oh, i went away. and went straight to the internet and told everyone. after those things happened i think a lot about where i get my coffee, and in milwaukee there's a place that if i get kicked out i know won't be because of the color of my skin, it will be because of the content of my character. coffee makes you black is a black-owned coffee shop that serves could have dpoffee to bl and people who are nervous being around black people. >> milwaukee in the '60s w

was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing the same sort of support that it did for the protest movement that's to say support from u.s. politicians as they had say several months ago now the protests to say they are going to gather again on sunday for unspecified action certainly the protests are not on a scale that we was seeing several weeks or even several months ago there is still violence but it's not as intense as it has been in recent weeks. a major cleanup operation is continuing along the coastline of northeastern brazil following a massive oil spill at least 150 beaches have been affected so far or oil has been difficult to track because as under the surface of the water it's still not clear where it came from or sales en

was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing the same sort of support that it did for the protest movement that's to say support from u.s. politicians as they had say several months ago now the protests to say they are going to gather again on sunday for unspecified action certainly the protests are not on the scale that we were seeing several weeks or even several months ago there is still violence but it's not as intense as it has been in recent weeks. now hundreds more indigenous protesters in ecuador joined a 10th day of demonstrations against austerity measures they want president lenin moreno to repeal all that ended a 40 year old fuel subsidy riot police fired tear gas to break up rallies while protesters responded and father w

was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing the same sort of support that it did for the protest movement that's to say support from u.s. politicians as they had say several months ago now the protests to say they are going to gather again on sunday for unspecified action certainly the protests are not on a scale that we will see several weeks or even several months ago there is still violence but it's not as intense as it has been in recent weeks. tunisia's 2 presidential candidates have gone head to head in a rare televised debate. polls unusual happen on sunday when voters will choose between conservative law professor. and business tycoon. who was recently released from prison however the cabinets need to convince voters they can

has been pretty busy, the only starbucks in town with power. they first opened they had no milk or cream so everybody was drinking coffee black. but a customer said one of the managers here went to another starbucks to get milk and cream. things are slowly getting back to normal here. we drove over on the other side of the freeway early this morning at the orinda theatre shopping center still has power outcome of the shopping center where we were, there appears to be only one in the county with the lights on, here is a look at the map countywide, some of the power outages here in the neighborhood north of the lafayette reservoir in highway 24. power is also restored for all of the valley and eastern contra costa county and it has been a frustrating experience for people across the bay area having to get by with no electricity, power to literally shut off by pg&e in the name of welfare prevention and a lot of folks had to work with, the most frustrating thing is not knowing exactly when the power would come back on block by block. >> we were ver

a case in point, the starbucks right behind me has been vandalized over and over and over again.hong kong franchise owner has condemned these pro-democracy protests. bottom line really, though, is all roads lead to china, and all rage leads to china too. the anger was swift. lebron james, a beloved athlete in hong kong, was now the target. protesters here burned and trampled his jerseys. but back home, james stood all the and doubled down. >> you know, if you feel passionate about it, talk about it. if you're not, if you don't have a lot of knowledge about it or you don't quite understand it, i don't think you should talk about it. >> reporter: lebron, famous for speaking up for the disadvantaged, controversially challenged houston rockets general manager daryl morey's tweet in support of the hong kong protesters, seemingly affecting lebron's and the league's bottom line. evan osnos is a staff writer for "new yorker" magazine. >> and he made the choice that he had to say something, and there wasn't a whole lot of things he could have said. but this was clearly not the thing that

starbucks says global sales were up 7% in the past quarter, boosted by digital ordering and deliveryas new stores in the us, and demand for new cold drinks, including iced tea and coffee. it has been trying to revitalise its businesss in the face of competition from independent coffee shops and startup rivals. and now, what is trending in the business news this morning? on business insider, twitter‘s decision to ban all political ads is a pr win, but it will have almost no effect on the compa ny‘s advertising business. 0n quartz, there are signs of life for apple beyond the iphone. and bloomberg reports that johnny depp settles with former lawyer for eight figures. he had accused the firm of illegally collecting more than $30 million in fees without a written contract. and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online. use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. that's it for the business briefing this hour. david will rejoin me shortly for a look at what the media is discussing today. a huge new underground burial site has been officially opened injerusalem. the cemetery took several