starbuck male. >> clay starbuck or austin starbuck or blake starbuck. >> reporter: there was no gettingall. detectives were now convinced that a starbuck male killed chanin. but which one? was it possible one of chanin's own sons killed her? not a chance, said detective rickets. >> we obtained records that indicated they were at work and at school. we eliminated them as suspects. >> reporter: only one man left standing now, but not for long. on february 6th, 2012, two months after they found the body of chanin starbuck, they arrested clay and charged him with murder. it was the moment chanin's siblings and mother had been waiting for. >> when clay was arrested, it was a big relief. >> we felt as though clay should have been arrested right off the bat. >> i knew that he was the one that murdered her. >> reporter: it was, of course, a victory for the detectives, too, but it came at a terrible price. >> i didn't want it to be clay starbuck. i didn't want to take those children's father from them. >> reporter: chanin and clay's five children, still in shock over their mother's death, now ha

for starbucks ian tated each one with a downward sloping line you see starbucks threatening to break that line. i think in fact that's what's going to happen. here's a very large cap name that has catch up potential. look at the next one this is caterpillar. it's peak wasn't a year ago as is the case of starbucks it's peak was more than two years ago. it's the same circumstances, downward sloping trend line, the stock is moving up it to it, presenting the opportunity that's the thought that it will breakthrough we think it does finally dupont down most, it too peaked in january 2018 like caterpillar but again a stock that has come up dramatically off its low from march, more so than the market and is showing the potential it's going to finally break trend to the upside three very large cap name that's are down considerably versus the market making all-time highs lagers for catch up. >> let's talk about starbucks, caterpillar and dupont do they strike a tuning fork. >> first two, caterpillar i thought would head up to recent highs 150. it's been having trouble at 142 but seems to have

if there were restrictions placed and, say, mcdonald's or starbucks could no longer associate or work within the wechat app, it could certain affect their business. chinese consumers spend their digital lives within this one app. really there's no equivalent here in america. >> deirdre thank you what we know is that beijing has said it firmly opposes this executive order. we've already raised the ire of china, that we know. are you worried about this >> look, i don't think this is something that's going away any time soon. i think it's a new cold war of sorts. it's become bipartisan this is going to be with us for a long time. when i think about the u.s. equity markets and the valuations we're trading, it is a little bit more vulnerable if and when investors start to care about this i do think between now and the election, this is probably going to take a back seat to the trajectory of the virus and obviously what's going to happen with the u.s. presidential election i really think that's front and center from a macro perspective if you look at the dollar continuing to deteriorate ver

economy the former starbucks ceo howard schultz.ng on congress to pass more small business relief. speak to a bipartisan group of senators huge implications for the economy, the markets and your money and you can't afford to miss it. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and scott wapn wapner joe is out today we've been watching the u.s. equity futures we're seeing pressure and the s&p is down by about 97 points that's about the weakest level we've seen -- sorry, dow futures. s&p down 15. nasdaq off by about 50 points. this does come after an update yesterday for the markets where the s&p got back to its highest level since february and where the nasdaq actually set another new all-time high. let's take a look at the treasury yields. that market continues to see yields under pressure. andrew >> thank you, becky. the biggest issue right now for the economy and for millions of americans is the fate of the nex

>> beginning in may, we required all of our starbucks partners to wear facial coverings.ost customers did but certainly some didn't. we partnered with the cdc to make sure we have, you know, an experience that hopefully exceeds the cdc requirements for safety >> reporter: is this the future for starbucks indefinitely >> this is reshaping consumer behavior broadly, i believe. and certainly some of that will continue even after there's a vaccine. and more therapeutics. >> reporter: what do you say to those who say, but we're in a crisis we love to put people over profits but we can't afford to >> we're past the crisis phase and we're now into execution mode now, for those who say look, as we enter this downturn, we want to put people over profit, but we couldn't. economically we couldn't and that's where i think, as you said before, we all have a responsibility in this we all have to come together and help each other through this ox. it cleans more stains better than the number one selling liquid oxi detergent. boom! new persil oxi-power. wouldn't itplayfule if there was a

[laughter] ben, tell me about starbucks. >> starbucks had some good earnings at the end of july, butnything. all of a sudden it got an upgrade this week, and the stock's moving. i like it because people are going back to school,ing that means more opportunities to stop at a starbucks. i think it could go much higher from here. jack: and, al, you've got a, is this a new york city read thing that you like? tell me about that. >> that's right. our colleague, andrew berry, wrote what i thought was a very smart story. it's the benchmark, i like sl green. it has a new building outside grand central, a little bit higher yield. i will invest in new york. jack: how juicy are we talking about? >> about 7%. jack: thanks, al, carlton, ben. great ideas, thank you. to read more, check out this week's edition at barron's.com, is and don't forget to follow us on twitter twitter @barron's on. that's all for us. see you next week on "barron's (announcer) the following is a sponsored program for prostagenix, furnished by prostatereport.com. (upbeat music) ♪ hi, this is larry king. over 30 million men i

i was able to buy starbucks in the low 60s. i think the stock is a year from now is like 100 bucks. this becomes one of the better names in the category to own so many of their locations revolve around business travel, revolve around commuting none of those things are happening now. i think this one gives you that big vaccine approval pop pumpkin spice is back. they may have lost the business commuter but they have gained the event and destination drink. people are sitting around. they are working from home they are bored going to starbucks gives them something to do and fall line up will be red hot, sully i think that will be a lift for the afternoon day part to offset what starbucks has lost at breakfast time where traffic is still down 30% from pre-pandemic levels >> i'm never drinking pumpkin spice. never. it's not happening i hope people do because i own the stock. he said important. he said he's doing an average up which is one of those portfolio management things that continues to involve and require discipline he continues the like fundamentals he's adding to positions as he

in starbucks, out of dunkin. i got into some natural gas names. i bought cnx resources last wednesday. in the case of cnx, they just took out the remaining part of cnx midstream. the commentary from management is telling you it's a disciplined environment focused on cash and the balance sheet and ultimately we are going to experience in 2021, a moment where supply is actually going to fall to meet demand for natural gas. we're beginning to see the early stages of that i think you have to be patient with the trade i'm introducing a trade we haven't talked about in many, many years i think it's one component of the equity market that has not recovered. oil to a certain extent has tried to recover natural gas hasn't even tried to recover. i'm stepping into these names on the belief that 2021 is going to be a very strong year for natural gas pricing. these names which are incredibly beaten down will benefit last point on eqt, they are higher for the year. >> i want to get into the internals of the market in a minute but i want to get to john y you bou

is starbucks a long term >> i think starbucks is a definite buy let me explain it. i told members, look, you have a barbell and companies that do well right now with the economy closed and then you have a companies that will do well when an economy opens and it's opening slowly for this country, big for china. that makes starbucks the winner. i want you to buy it gregory in california. >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? >> well. how about you, gregory >> caller: hanging in there. i'm hanging in there on this covid summer we're in. >> yeah. >> caller: i'm taking my mask off only to make this call to ask you about a stock bmi -- >> bio marine. let me tell you something, gregory, this stock is at 73 yes, i did care tremendously about the hemophilia drug but you're paying almost half of what this company might be worth because the other drugs are great. j.j. makes terrific -- don't rule out they might not come back with that drug in a couple years but the existing portfolio is worth more than $73 i think you bye, buy biomorin. let's go to abe. >> caller: would ticke

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second one, starbucks. >> wait a second wait a second.move on, i just want the go to jim. i know he's been interested in this stock before. jim, what do you say >> i just bought some about ten minutes ago. it was on the commercial break shorter than ten minutes ago sdp y >> you bought them at the highs. >> not all time highs. it's trailed the nasdaq 100 year to date. you want to talk about a beneficiary of the stay at home economy, people need their tvs to be as connected to as many streams conduits as they can get. it's still not back at the all time high, i don't think, from about a year ago it's finally catching a bid here it's been trading around all year i see it catching a bid and i'm back in. >> all right he's back in i'm sorry to cut you off i just know that i remembered jim being a trafficker there your next one, i heard you say star i'm thinking it's starbucks , right? >> that's correct. roku was $63 on the march lows 63 there a$6 $63. now it's pushing through 172 or whatever that's an amazing turn still only up 28% or so year t

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businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic completely forgetting the next starbucks is just another starbucksnally, kraft is giving away limited edition mac and cheese breakfast boxes this week to encourage people to start their day with mac and cheese. as opposed to what they're currently starting it with - vodka. that was the monologue we got a great show for you tonight. our friend seth rogen will tell us about his new movie, "an american pickle. the classic tale of a man brined in pickle juice for 100 years. he is very, very good in it, twice. plus, i'll be talking to gillian jacobs you know her from "community" and "love. and we'll talk to her about her new film "i used to go here. but first, "a closer look. >> seth: hello everyone. and welcome back to the captain's quarters on monday we asked you to vote in a twitter poll to decide which b-plot we should explore with our beloved sea captain his friendship with a maine fisherman, his rivalry with a giant sea lobster, or his desperate attempts to reconnect with his three estranged children >> kids, please! randy's not your real dad. i am

look at like the example of the more close if you look at companies that have adjusted quickly like starbucks what they're doing is they're reconfiguring taking moving out of north and taking their regular customer base to what they're calling the 3rd place and the 3rd place is somewhere not a hoe not the office but a lot of people want to get out of their apartments they've been able to reconfigure so a business has to be able to reconfigure and readjust obviously is in the stock is up 120 percent everybody's going to be looking to see how they can operate under the what i have heard and seen 2 big businesses are that they are not going to be doing the kind of business travel that they have and i think an interesting factor to also consider is a look at though you just mentioned sports you know the nationals are going back we're going back but some of their players have tested positive look at sports that are going to do very well like all her quick social distancing the p.g.a. has continued to have wants so i think you're going to see different kind of sports take place and businesses will

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talking of banning other services that come from china coca-cola starbucks wal-mart just a few american companies that could be heard by a u.s. band of we chat chinese payments and messaging service as according to a new survey from the american chamber of commerce in shanghai 9 out of 10 firms say a ban would hurt communications with staff and customers 4 out of 10 fear their for their bottom lines is present on a trump has given u.s. companies until september the 20th to end all transactions with we chat citing security concerns the company is owned by 10 cent one of china's biggest firms. your foreign ministers are meeting in berlin today to focus on close to home issues and that includes planned sanctions on belarus since the country's controversial presidential elections there have been daily protests against the government with calls for the question cut to step down interesting enough though the country's economy seems better off than some of his affluent west-end neighbors. but there's no end to the protests in further reduce the demonstrators accused terrorists and president al

the move could impact businesses as big as apple and starbucks and shut down a major form of personal communication between the u.s. and china. doubtsre increasing about an agreement on another round of stimulus. the president now expected to bypass congress with more executive orders. microsoft leading some of the declines today. scarlet fu has been following the market action. talk to us about the trading moves on the back of all this tension rising between the u.s. and china. scarlet: fridays in august are not usually known to be heavy news days, but we had a jobs report today and we had president trump stepping up his campaign against chinese tech companies. the stock market closed mixed with the s&p and dow little changed. between a huge contrast small caps and the nasdaq. focus really on gold. the relentless rally in gold prices and the selloff in the dollar, the better than expected jobs report reverse that trade. gold still finishing the week up. the dollar finished up 0.5%. there is concern that that jobs report remove some of the urgency for democrats and republicans to agre

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starbucks will begin selling pumpkin spiced lattes across the united states and canada.ched on august 27th. i don't know about you. >> the shamrock shake or pumpkin spice latte, i never got into the seasonal ones anyway. you just want the classics. >> i know. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. hectic times . and focus to win the day. unlike ordinary memory supplements... neuriva's clinically proven ingredients fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. take the neuriva challenge with our money-back guarantee! you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise...

joining the likes of starbucks, apple and walmart as corporate america tries it's best to navigate throughhis virus pandemic joining me now is the ceo of douglas alexandra agency it seems like a no brainer to take steps to preserve the health and safety of not just their customers but employees as well who is doing it right these days >> you mentioned just a few doing a really great job right now with trying to balance business operations and also manage health and wellbeing of their employees so you look at requiring those things starbucks also has instituted tools for their employees to get help around mental health issues you look at at&t that shifted about 130,000 of their employees to a work from home situation. being very agile and looking at how they can be flexible and make these things work so when we look at everything that happened they made sure that they were taken care of and child care issues and wait for them to take advantage of services that would help their employees with child care and maybe extending some other benefits that they had, increasing pay, especially for som

stay six feet apart with masks, you can do whatever you need to do, whether you are going to cvs, starbucksdon't see any reason not to do that. ♪ emily: dr. anthony fauci. coming up, ride-hailing has taking a backseat to food and delivery. uber stock hits the ceiling. we discussed next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: more of my exclusive interview now with ill gates, who has a book coming out next year called "how to avoid a climate disaster," a disaster he thinks could be bigger than covid-19. i asked him why. take a listen. certainly climate change -- : certainly climate change will make ecosystems die off. worldl make parts of the impossible to live in. so the actual economic and death from climate change will be much, much, much greater than what we have with this pandemic. so theelayed in time, current effects are not as severe. there are not 150 thousand deaths in the u.s. this year related to climate change. buthis is an acute problem, one with a clear solution and you can go back to normal. whereas climate change, the scale of the changes required takes decades of invention and decad

>> it is of is first place on the west that that exposito 6 years ago but anyone was doing that starbuck's exists and it created a really welcoming pot. it is truly a legacy business but more importantly it really at the take care of their community my father from it was formally italy a fisherman and that town very rich in culture and music was a big part of it guitars and sank and combart in the evening that tradition they brought this to the cafe so many characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd getetetetetetetetetett

quick programming note, former ceo of starbucks will be on squawk box tomorrow.will start around 8:00 a.m. eastern time don't miss it. that does it for the exchange today. thank you so much for tuning in. coming up, we have been talking all day about the potential mic lloiosoft tiktok deal. i' jn tyler on power lunch after this shorts break. >>> welcome back welcome to "power lunch. stocks are higher with the nasdaq hitting a record high as tech leads the charge. wall street awaiting more stimulus from washington, of course that could put a different cast on the day if we get some news >>> plus, microsoft could be on the cusp to bu

, you want a starbucks on your property they will pay the rent but maybe not as much as you want. it beats being empty big box chains, their scale lets them buy stuff at low prices you'll hear that tomorrow when walmart reports. i remember the former cfo said some managers would buy their shirts from costco because it was cheaper than buying from suppliers. what does that tell you about the prospects? >> that was before covid made life harder. most people don't realize how precarious these businesses are. there was an amazing piece this morning titled fitness wars, planet fitness traffic monitor update we see stabilization ahead turns out in georgia, florida and texas planet fitness is seeing 61%, 58% and 53% of the normal traffic not so hot, right? hold it. according to jeffreys, there are 35,000 independently owned and operated gyms in the united states they don't have deep pockets like planet fitness. many are more expensive which isn't great in a recession and harder to keep clean a lot of independent gyms will probably go under and a lot will go to the big ones like planet fi

. >>> starbucks spicing it up in this final hour. steeple going bullish on the java giant due to the new curbside pickup options and other initiatives. although it wasn't cited by analysts, i have to think that starbucks' early jump on pumpkin spice season has something to do with the jump we are seeing in the stock right now, up 4.7% to $82.38. >>> yesterday at this hour we were playing this game of hot or not for millenial stocks. right now, we should tell you that directly after the show, in a surprise announcement, s&p dow jones indices, this is the company that oversees both indexes, pulled off its own version of hot or not for the dow. they booted exxonmobil, which yes, has been listed on the dow in some form or another since 1928, and slid salesforce in its place. honeywell international now in while defense contractor raytheon is out. then the s&p dow jones replaced pfizer with biotech amgen. even though the changes don't take effect until august 31st, you can see just what an invite into the dow club is doing. you've got the

and there was a starbucks that he always went to. and he wept ovnt over there andk was there with ken dolozar. >> a very nice guy, by all accounts. with a big, extended family and money to invest. truckloads of money. he'd already loaned novak 1.85 million to make a movie about his prison consulting business. and soon, ken and chris began working on a real estate deal. >> they spoke sometimes. they had contracts back and forth. but they really -- i'm a girl. >> you weren't interested? >> no, so dull. >> fall came to salt lake city. leaves yellowed and fell. the economic crisis gutted toward them like a low, black cloud. as the businessman, wright, and david novak continued their hustle and flow. but the storm barreling down on them was loaded not with economic ruin but something else, entirely. >> i couldn't believe it. and no one -- it was -- everyone was there, all of our friends. and we just sat there. we couldn't move. it was like -- it was just unbelievable. >> "dateline" returns, after the break. break. ♪ protect your pet with

>>before your money this morning, starbucks is urging employees and customers to vote in 2020 and grocery shoppers are watching their wallets as federal payments stop let's check in with jane king who's live in new york with those styries and more j. and the robin good morning, us grocery shoppers are cutting back on spending as we did see the end about $600 a week extra federal payment for unemployment so that grocers have notices and they're doing something they've done in quite some time that's offering more discounts 25% of us malls expected to shop within 5 years course, i'd research says the pandemic has accelerated the demise that was already under way and it's not just retail, but they also expect apartment development and office development to be down as well starbucks is brewed up a workplace plan to allow for isis to prioritize time to vote on election day so says it will make sure it's 200,000 us employees have the ability to vote they can also volunteer at polling facilities as consumers hungry for more plant based meat options now have a few more said beyond meat. >>has an e

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call me the starbucks of financial inclusion. we're not giving you a financial literacy brochure.our creditor and work out payment arrangements. we're writing the credit bureau to get that error off your credit report to pop your credit score up which increases your confidence and optionality. it's doable, workable and scalable. everybody should be watching what this governor is doing, and i think modeling it and rooting for her because she's got a model for the state. most of her people are high school educated with some, unfortunately, skills of the past. she can do this. she's already done parts of it. and scale it. then the rest of the nation can see a fuse being lit for their economy. >> we certainly are rooting for it. governor, we would want a program like this if we weren't facing a pandemic, but for so many people, they are afraid to go back to work. they do have children that are home, and the virus could spread again. for people in a situation where they're not quite ready to leave home, can they be part of this program? can they get retrained while they're not out ther

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stand a security council in the to be so named coordination council for the transfer of power as a starbucks by the opposition leader so i plan to come of guy she's currently in exile in here we'll hear. that denies any wrongdoing. of political analyst under vul check believes the anti government movement in belarus is losing momentum due to the lack of a clear agenda. one would want to be too cynical. people are just a little bit bored with the conflict which they have there are you know as europe now is facing all sorts of social are are there are certain prices due to. the other issues bill i'll show you standing goodspeed in the store is fired. some people obviously had little bitty an awful lot of the scum float. by this opposition this uprising as it is being called the are are aiming at something else which they really don't know what it is they are just being told and told by the opposition by the european union that they. have to demand change they have to change the system but it can see now the support for this. 'd kind of disappearing because people are thinking ok now for the 1s

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we need the confidence to pull through so we can create new starbucks, new microsofts and new yous andes. >> kevin, let me ask you this. bernie sanders has a new plan today to tax billionaires that he argues have benefitted during this period, people of means, people who had wealth before and had money in the market and owned assets, in many cases if you were an amazon shareholder or jeff bezos you were a beneficiary because they helped you at the expense of small businesses do you think there should be higher taxes on the wealthy to pay for all of this, to pay for the unemployment insurance there has been a remarkable corporate soigsallism going on and there's a big push to spend more money nobody is talking about who should pay for it. >> listen, andrew, you've stayed on this theme throughout the entire pandemic. there's always a theme to change capitalism there's a better way to go, better system. that's never been the case in 200 years. if you want to tax the rich into oblivion, that's fine. they will pursue opportunities elsewhere. i'm not opposed to taxes we need to be competitiv

. >> cooling centers and the malls and a lot of the shops were people would go like starbucks and mcdonald's, those are closed for access. so people can come here and sit. >> reporter: getting inside requires a health screening and mask and keeping the power and air-conditioning on during the heat wave not to mention distance learning and work from home is a priority for the california public utility commission. >> the consequences are not merely questions of inconvenience but questions of can i pay my rent this month or feed my family this month or power my medical equipment because i need to live. >> reporter: pacific gas & electric said power shut off will be more localized and shorter as the height of wildfire season approaches. >> the performance last year was awful in terms of how we did it so in fact that became my number one objective to close that gap. >> reporter: sunrise bistro and catering spent $12,000 to get their patio and parking lot ready for outdoor dining only to add another cost today water misting to keep diners cool. >> we have 12 pop-up canopies to hopefully help with

. >> the senior cooling centers in the malls and shops for people go to get away like starbucks and mcdonald's, those are closed for access, so people could come here and sit. >> reporter: this comes increasing fire danger leading the public utility commission grilling pacific gas & electric about using public safety power shut off judiciously as people work and learn from home. >> the consequences are not merely questions of inconvenience the questions of can i pay my rent this month and can i feed my family this month and can i power my medical equipment because i need to live. >> reporter: they admit last year's notifications and shutoffs were problematic. >> last year was awful in terms of how we engaged so that became my number one objective to close that gap. >> is a customer i got the notice from them saying the shutoffs would be smaller and more targeted but they said nothing about a heat wave and what about during this heat wave and if we get the wind will it happen? >> reporter: the key to these public safety power shut off are the wind speeds and the very dry conditions and we have

>> it is of is first place on the west that that exposito 6 years ago but anyone was doing that starbuck's exists and it created a really welcoming pot. it is truly a legacy business but more importantly it really at the take care of their community my father from it was formally italy a fisherman and that town very rich in culture and music was a big part of it guitars and sank and combart in the evening that tradition they brought this to the cafe so many characters around here everything has incredible stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd getetetetetetetetetett >> clerk: president an lazarus will be the presiding officer tonight. she is joined by commissioner honda, commissioner swig,

and even if dunkin' donuts and starbucks hasn't bounced back in the way we thought it might post pandemichich is not where we're at yet, they're still in retail they're still in grocery and that wasn't a market that impossible penetrated fully prior to the pandemic. they're still competitive. >> kate, i want to ask you clearly retail worked for them, right? they proved themselves through this pandemic as so many other of the staple brands did just wondering what you think is next for this category >> i think they're going to stick it out in retail i think that -- i don't know that there is a lot more to say about plant-based protein at the moment right now it seems to me the name of the game is can you survive supply chain logistic problems and can you build a stable enough workforce to survive viral spread in your facilities honestly, that seems like the name of the game for the moment. they'll probably then do the next thing which is to develop other products but expansion seems besides the point at the moment until we see where the next market is stabilizing. >> kate, thanks so much fo