>>> what's brewing at starbucks now? company founder howard schultz on earnings buzz, new products and his next move, "squawk on the street" 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> that does it for us today. steve, thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be here, thanks. >> have a great weekend, everybody. see you on monday. ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. coming up this hour, an exclusive with starbucks howard schultz. we'll talk earnings, this new revenue outlook in politics. meanwhile futures little changed. all major indices on track for some solid weekly gains. europe is red. theresa may of course visits the president today. q-4 gdp up 1.9. that's below estimates of 2.2. our roadmap begins with the white house, president trump and uk prime minister may meeting. a news conference is scheduled, a standoff with mexico looming. >> plus, it's a busy day for earnings. we have alphabet, microsoft, intel, all moving in the premar

>> tom: there are going to be starbucks for easter refugees.ing up, "halftime" with tv's andy levy. ♪ ♪ >> tom: welcome back, time to find a what we got wrong and what we missed from andy levy on the "red eye" news deck. >> andy: let's get right to immigration, shall we? such a fun topic. i do enjoy that the heartland is fine with this. the places where muslims don't settle our offer than it being banned. the places where they do settle don't like the van. kind of weird. kmele you said that there is always good reason for pushing back when the state does something. especially when the state doesn't seem to know what they're doing. >> skepticism is always appropriate. just do it consistently. all the journal those who are excited now that donald trump is in office, where were you eight years ago? you should have been doing your job all along, come on. >> andy: trump has pinpointed seven countries that harbor and foster terrorist, why not add to saudi arabia, the country whose citizens actually did attack us? >> he's basically piggybacking on wha

that's how starbucks is david catz, any thoughts on microsoft or starbuck's? >> we like the microsoft number. we think it does set the stage for as long as they need it. we are businessmen and we think the stock could be 15% higher next month. >> kayla, tell us about paypal. >> this is right in line of what the company was expecting. it reported $42.9 billion. that was just a tick higher than expected. the number of. i'm sure it was accepting $7.1 billion below expectation. . it lower by about 2 thoerls the revenue put out its guidance for the company for the first quarter of 2017 as well as the full year of 2017 and. the. >> it grew from 15 to 16%. 17% in the fourth quarter. and they're also saying where the bottom line is concerned, from a gas perspective, they are expecting some stock-based compensation for their employees w who, once they go public in the reporting, some of our own larmgly. it could be the guidance moving this dog after hours, and the expectation from this company is going to be as assertive as he has in the past. >> t >>. >> it's been abo

>> were you hanging out in starbucks?no i shop online. >> for the past -- what's interesting there's congestion now. >> that's great. >> nobody's doubting what starbucks is saying. last quarter, it's uncertainty about the u.s. election. the previous quarter, it seems that starbucks has -- >> it takes this guy forever to get a soy latte. >> don't go there. >> it's been disappointing investors time and time again. >> it's not been a growth stock there since the fall of 2015 in terms of their comps and in terms of what the stocks has done. it's just been a slow drip to the downside. it has that great bounce -- i didn't mean to do that. >> it's a grind. >> these are my bean. >> strange brew here. >> i don't know if it gets back down but it can trade down to $55. >> sticking with earnings. exxon mobile reporting earnings next week. so dan, what do you see? >> what i see is actually not so big. implied move in the option market is 1.5%. they report tuesday before the opening but i do think it's going to be an impactful report.

that is what starbucks is doing.lissa: do you have to actively speak out what is going on in politics this second? you don't see dunkin' donuts making a statement, that doesn't mean they're with trump i would assume they're making doughnuts. >> it would make museum they believe their audience is a pro-trump audience, or at least a less political audience. melissa: no. >> believe me nothing like that is left to chance. you don't hear those companies making those kind of mistakes. they strategize this and make moves based on what they believe is best for them. melissa: so do you think the fact, boycott trump, i'm sure that was trending at some point, boycott starbucks was number one, you don't think that is a bad result? >> i really don't. melissa: okay. >> i think what you hear is starbucks. it is trending, and people care. some people will order more because of it. melissa: you say everybody has to take a stand. one person who didn't take a specific stand depending how you look at it, last night miss universe's compe

starbucks is reporting.andon dowdy has three things to watch when it reports after the bell today. good morning. >> good morning. the street is looking for starbucks to report earnings of 52 cents a share on revenue of $5.9 billion. look for traffic growth at the coff coffee giant's u.s. stores has slowed. starbucks missed sales targets in the u.s. for four quarters. investors wanted to know if and when the company can deliver on its promise of 5% same-store sales growth in the u.s. again. second, starbucks premium. howard schultz announced steps to step down and build higher end cafe stores. so you want to listen for stories on sales trends at its first roastery in seattle. and technology has been a key sales driver for starbucks. it's trying to get more customers soin esigned up for t rewards program. the company recently started pe personalizing the rewards program based on ordering history. the stock is up 9% over the past three months. >> interesting to hear if there were comments about china. the china

the weirdo starbucks guy. he was legally fine. the age of consent is 16 in new york state. >> oh, really. anthony i assume that is also the sage of consent in new york. -- i think it's 17 in new york. >> it's better for these young ladies because older men are heather. >> i read through his website today and that is close you have. he is obsessed with this enzyme. and he claims that older men have less and that means less risk of cancer. and he is completely wrong. oddly looking at him you would not think this. his science is bad. >> it is? >> it's really bad science and there is also no way his note was not as creepy as hell and he is also homeless and clearly mentally ill. he lives in a homeless shelter and talks about using his ebt card to take the girls out to dinner. >> now this is a completely different story. i'm done. >> thank you, andy. >> coming up how americans respond to attacks on soda. history repeats. next. >> i'm robert gray. the fort lauderdale international airport preparing to reopen after a deadly shooting ramp

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heather: if you're boycotting starbucks, just head over to dunkin donuts.on: you may have a mental illness. the controversial statement from the world health organization sparking outraged. ♪ ♪ ♪ clayton: health officials suggesting the games carry, medical, social and even humanr. media expirts firing back at gaming disorder saying it comes from low-quality research on the subject. yeah. heather: forget the fitbit, latest tech for staying healthy is the sickbit. new app that would be able to tell you when you're about the get the flu hours before your first sneeze they say. it would work with health trackers and smart watches, heart rate and body temperature to predict illness as much as 12 hours before the symptoms set in. clayton: my watch just told me i'm going to be sick tomorrow. i can't come in. heather: that might work. clayton: free refills no longer on tap. government now trying to crack down on free soda, really? heather: giving the gift of life, the nanny who now has a life-long life-saving bond with the little girl that she looks after. , becau

starbucks ceo howard says the hiring will be world-wide. coffee house says focus on hiring immigrants who have serve us troops as interpreters and support personnel. obviously, a lot more to come here. stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the impact of the president's travel ban, our coverage continues any time on line at cbsphilly.com. >> president trump taking changes, adding chief strategist to the panel, which includes the secretary of state and defense. at the same time chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the national intelligence director will attend meetings only when their expertise and responsibilities are rev lent. >> we may know as early as today the president pick for the supreme court, administration officials tells c. in. in the president has narrowed it down to four candidate. federal circuit court judges william prior, kneel, diane psychs and thomas cord man. associate justice chair has been vacant since the death of scale ya. >> ex up in, highlights from last night's sag awards. >> listen to your frien

breaking news on starbucks way down after hours.tock down more than 3% after it missed on revenue. retailer reported record quality and holiday results. coo, rapid expansion of mobile ordering and play is causing challenges. you have to pay the bills. melissa: there you go. mr. trump preparing to sit down with uk prime minister. how the two new leaders are preparing to tackle the trade agenda between these two long-time allies. david: the day before the historic moating, uk prime minister teresa may may be on board with president trump's trade deal. >> i'm delighted that the new administration made a trade agreement with our countries one of its earliest priorities. a trade deal between britain and america must work for both sides and serve both of our national interests. it must help to grow our respective economies and to provide high-skilled, high-paid jobs of future for working people across the america and across the uk. and it must work for those who have too often felt left behind by the forces of globalization is. david: rea

after that, starbucks for a coffee, thank you very much.how he keeps the tally in the top right to show you how much value he's got for his birthday. >> after the starbucks one it jumps massively. >> hooters. hooters you get wings. >> wow. >> free hooters. >> and a nice view apparently. >> starbucks for round two. they went to a different starbucks. dipty q, never heard of it. but you get this with birthday candles. and they went to hooters again, perhaps a different one, got more wings. >> the spicy one. >> yep. >> who does free cake? who does free cupcakes? i need to know. >> birthday cake not exactly, but kri spy kreme will do -- >> i will take it, yes. i think that has crack in it, i'm possible. >> and the old adage is true. a nice little less son learned there as well. in total, ken's birthday racked up to $94.54 of free stuff. >>> all right. what exactly are you doing here? if it involves something fun and memorable. >> i want to go back to school, but specifically i want to go to the international school of study for this. at this sc

many say star becomes should be be hiring american workers #boycott starbucks is trending online.are encouraging people to support local coffee trains in pro treingt. >>> and finally it is got a slipup you want to make right before playing in the super bowl. but for 30 minutes yesterday defensive coordinator kyle shan ahan searched for his play book during a media the culprit was not from the new eng tland was long time an francisco examiner art spanner the 78-year-old columnist accidentally miss took shan ahan's backpack as his own. it was returned and all order restored. >> i smell a rat. >> do you buy that? >> that means no. >> that had to be the most papic stricken of shanahan's life. >> i'm not a big man but i'm going to put money on the patriots now. >>:42 is the time. the president says latest executive order will help improve the opportunities for small business owners. >> and local mom says kids are getting shortchanged when it comes to physical activity and she wants to change that. >> a live look across reepingon, 4:42. oh, man, no meany as loued. not on this tuesday mo

starbucks, some issues there.s for the ten-year treasury note yield, let's show you the sentiment barometer. it's been a story of higher yields all week. there we are. bang-on 2.50 as wilfred would say. not moving much this morning. first quarter gdp, a lot to dig through there. a lot of strength in the third quarter gdp. well see if the consumer con if confidence translated into consumer spending. >> the forecast is for a downshift for fourth quarter gdp. european equities are backing off a bit this morning. minor losses for germany, france, uk, and italy. seems as if basically the the entire world got to dow 20,000 and participated, now we're sitting around. >> pausing. >> pausing and seeing what's left. in asia. i think you were firmer for most of those markets. yes. japan, tacking on a bit. about a third of a percent. shangh very modest losses in hong kong. so not finding the thrust for the next leg up. >>> let's go to the broader market picture and show oil was strong yesterday. giving back a bit today. down

starbucks, as you know, the demand for digital orders getting so high some stores can't keep up.he congestion making other customers and patient so they leave without buying anything. starbucks says that is one reason they have a slower than expected cells the last quarter. >>> amazon customers could actually be using paypal for their purchases. the ceos of both companies have been discussing a possible partnership double but amazon customers checkout using their paypal account. paypal is helping a possible deal would lead to thousands of new user. >>> san francisco's mayor let a celebration in chinatown today on the first day of the lunar new year. children took part in the mid- a celebration. costumes laid out in a row, finishing touches. the year of the rooster on the chinese calendar. the mayor says the festivities will include many asian cultures. >> celebrate not just the lunar new year for our chinese community but for the vietnamese community, the korean community and all of the diversity of san francisco let's put on a really great international celebration of diversity

the president says he sees his plan becoming the starbucks ofn. >>> a tea hop is going global. the president says he sees his plan becoming the starbucks in-. >>> a tea hop is going global. the president says he sees his plan becoming the starbucks of green tea. >> reporter: this shop singapore serves up drinks made with green tea. >> good. very nice. >> reporter: it's a japanese store with roots on the japanese island of kushu. the menu features desserts designed to please local palettes. >> translator: we try to provide a variety of items so our customers can enjoy green tea. >> reporter: the main shop was growing as it gained popularity. it found success with a chain of tea cafes in japan but sales plateaued. then, six years ago, the president, decided to look further afield. >> translator: japan's population is decreasing. so i thought it might be a good idea to expand overseas. >> reporter: his first cafe was in taiwan but its name began to catch on with its singapore store launched four years ago. inquiries began flooding in from all over the world. this year, he opened s

and burn cars. >> you can't do that in d.c. >> not just starbucks. >> i'm saying starbucks because ofeo earlier. >> that's right. >> you cannot do nat d.c. you can do it somewhere else but not in the disstrict of columbia. >> stay with us more coverage of today's events in a bit >> hear these words you will never be ignored again. from this day forward a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward it is going to be only america first, america first. >> president trump inauguration speech this morning he echoed many ideas he promised during presidential campaign. associationet tore with the hill is here to break down the speech and talk about other issues we heard during the speech today notably that stood out to me the speech was 17 minutes i heard him use the words we and us insteadof is there anything that stood out to you. >> in certain ways it was a dark speech. in some respect it portrayed america struggling and he used phrase american carnage that's not the lang want we usually here in inaugural speeches. >> i notice he did not talk about the media or hillary clinton

place their orders and send to a starbucks location.ustomers can also place the order by talking into their smartphone just as if they were talking to a barista. that feature is expected to roll out in phases nationwide throughout the summer. people at starbucks are asking for all kinds of crazy no foam, no whip, extra hot -- >> now you got to talk to that thing. >> see thi just want a black c. i don't even want to put cream in it. i totally feel you. today it is actually going to shape up to be a nice day. we have the sun coming out through much of the area. 44 degrees is the temperature in the district. most of the area mostly mid to low 40s right now. as we go through the afternoon you are going to start to warm up a bit. it w 42 degrees. winds increasing by 5:00, 53 degrees. by 7:00 p.m., temperatures in the low 50s. for today, forecast high 53 degrees. it will be breezy but that wind in from the west will be warming those temperatures up and you can expect more clearing as we go through the afternoon. tomorrow though, 49 degrees. b

starbucks says it will hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years. ceo said the company will hire employees worldwide and in the u.s. he says the focus will be on to hooig hi hire immigrants. >>> air bnb will give free housing to refugees or anyone who is not let on a u.s. bound site. the offer was tweeted over the weekend. it operates in nearly 200 cities around the world. >> self-driving cars might be in the future, but another way to get around may come sooner than that. >> some university of washington students are developing a tricycle. the engineering students received a $75,000 grant from amazon to develop this idea. their professor will tell you it is still in the testing phase. >> you don't have to come into conflict with how the world really works and mother nature is not always cooperative. >> as we have seen this morning. open sourced for anyone to use. >> i'm glad he said it. it needs more testing. >> i still say it's not good for us. makes us lazy. >> many of you are still deciding where you're going to watch the falcons take on the pat

starbucks has gone nowhere in the past year. is the coffee king's double-digit growth plan still on track, tyler? >> some of the movers at this hour, caterpillar a bit lower. one of the biggest drags in the dow at this hour. world's biggest construction and equipment maker reporting a mixed quarter and expecting profit for 2017 to be a little bit lower than expected. unilever shares sliding 5%. the consumer goods giant disappointing investors, reporting revenue declines. the company warning of a difficult start to the year. sherwin williams up 8%. a lot of paint there. paint maker comfortably beating on the top and bottom line forecasts. >>> president trump speaking about mexico, trade, and a number of other red hot items. right now john harwood is live at the republicans' retreat in philadelphia with the highlights from that speech earlier. john? >> michelle, a lot of turbulence on the foreign policy front today. and so much so fat thakt fact that the entire senior leadership of career officials at the state department either r

many say starbucks should be hiring american works earn an #boycott starbucks is trend on line and someenople to support local coffee chains and protests. >> and finally i slipup you want to make before playing in the super bowl but for 0 minutes yesterday the offensive coordinator shanahan searched for play book during media session. turns out culprit was not from the new england by long time san fran significance coreporter art spaper the 78-year-old columnist accidentally miss took shanahan's backpack for his own and it was returned and so it order to the world of football if you believe that story. i'm not -- >> why taking a play book to media night. >> there's so many holes in the story i'm not sure i buy all this. >> like a plane backpack pack. >> no falcons on it. >> some journalist walked by oh, looks like mine. >> calling foul. >> i know that's the wrong sport just saying. thanks. mel. >> according to world health organization if you cannot way without video games you may have a mental illness. the impact of plague games excessively could cause a gaming disorder. they wants to ad

starbucks are blaming this on the stores being too crowded.ar. showered schultz the ceo is saying we are getting a little bit of the retail ice age effect. there are not as many people out there physically shopping. so getting a cup of coffee as suffered as a result of that. before he blamed political rmoil starbucks reining back a little bit. remember when tom ford pulled products from the store after he dissed the first lady. liz: the revenues did beat on the first line. wynn is coming in sort of strong. but he's going full guns on china. there wasn't as much restrictions. >> take a look at who is coming down our hallway. there she is. fox news host of the first 100 days. martha maccallum. she is next. charles: president trump is setting a frenetic and phrased pace in his first week in office. joining me is martha maccallum. your show covers president trump in the first 100 days. good luck. martha: it's so incredible. you have to pull back and try to get a big picture view at times. but we are getting what everyone should have expected. this

there's a starbucks, a hotel called crown plaza, the window outside an atm at a bank. after those things happened, that's when the police started making arrests. and the police chief has been stressing here in the last hour or so that the number of people disobeying police instructions, not -- protesting peacefully is very small. one person was arrested last night at a pro-trump event. not far from where you're looking at now at the national press building, which is on 13th street. this is in the area of 13th and 14th streets and 12th street. that's where this is happening. "k" street is the main sort of business thoroughfare in the district. washington, d.c., is partly government and partly commercial, and "k" street is mostly commercial. now it looks like police are deploying some irritant gas maybe to move people away. they seem to be moving away because of that. >> yeah, they're getting serious, pete. as you were talking, our camera was over at the left of this police line. you can still see the spray there, spraying a huge amount of something like pepper spray, an

#boycott starbucks is bias trended with many to stop supporting starbucks.however, others who support the pledge to higher refugees and they will buy coffee and food from the restaurant chain to support that decision. president trumps travel ban did spark a walkout of google employees around the world. they protested trans-executive order. google cofounder who entered the u.s. has been in the grip of the movement. google is the now numerous technologies worried about what the order was due to business as they rely heavily on foreign-born workers. former president george h.w. bush is finally out of the hospital. released from a texas hospital yesterday after more than two weeks of treatment. the president suffered from the ammonia and breathing difficulties. barbara bush spent five days in the same hospital for bronchitis. fox business is one of the national football league has asked the former president to be this year's honorary coin flipper during super bowl 51. there is no word yet if he's accepted, but we are told that actually the president does want to

starbucks plans to hire in 75 countries.ike ceo saying nike believes in a world where everyone celebrates the foyer of diversity regardless of how you toworship. what makes us stronger as a whole. this is a policy we don't support. she swent it's painful to see the personal cost. we'ver always made our view known publicly. and will continue -- and it can be match would $2 million in donations from corporations like the american civil liberties union. >>> and you've seen about a week of trump's presidency, a flurry of executive orders from keystone pipeline and immigration perhaps the most controversial of all of them. >> absolutely right. pretty strong reaction as well. you emailing us over the weekend saying there's a lot on there. they don't react to the likes of china. strong kaumntz over the weekend. and it's just a significant reaction in terms of the peyigz. but all of the actions. are. >> and this is unkaupshitutional, is it disclim gnawfory? special sad safeetding where all head to people to try to influence frump's

taxes starbucks is appealing an order by eu watchdogs to repay $32 million in taxes.lobal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tracy: thank you so much. later in the show, the turkish lira slums as fitch cuts turkey's debt rating to junk, but next, we look at how markets in the middle east will react to trump's immigrant band. -- ban. this is bloomberg. ♪ tracy: welcome back. you are watching "bloomberg markets: middle east" live from dubai. alloway.y oil prices dropped on rising doubts that opec and other producers will make promised output cuts. we have more on this. a major question we need to ask is what opec is actually trying to do when it comes to propping up prices, and stabilizing the market, what are they up against? >> u.s. production is one of those things they are up against. market watchers, opec, anyone looking at the oil prices looking at the u.s. rig count, indicating how much u.s. oil will be coming on the markets. tracy: shall we bring up that chart quickly? there we go

starbucks and nike. that's why i kind of think of them the same way. >> if we look ahead till tomorrow before the bell, you've got chevron. that's a big one to hear from just given where we are with oil. oil's up 2% today. we're knocking at 54. what do we think about chevron? >> it's a market stock. i mean, the space still looks good. you see oil going up, everybody says 60 -- or i wouldn't say everybody. most people think 60 at the upper end. it's a privileged discount for that for larnell part i'd say. >> american airlines? >> i'm there. i like it. airlines still cheap and i think the airlines go higher. >> let's do some final trades. go around the horn. pete why don't you start us off. >> i like intel going into this nur. surat was talking about intel as well. i think this number is going to be critical. i like what i'm seeing in the chip space itself and the connection with am that can only be good. >> surat. >> microsoft. i really think they're going a bellweth bellwether. if they have good earnings

staffer instead of starbucks. >> i didn't think a good idea from get-go you are not going to starbucksalcohol maybe wasn't working economically i assume. >> there you go we will keep you posted how buzzed we are later from caffeine on set. >> sounds good kevin back to you about that chinese iuan. >> how will new administration impact financing health care deals, the huge year for health care on top of a record year the year before what you need to know, about deal making in health care coming up, from the most well attended investor conference ever we are here a blast from the past the microbus back more than 20s price tag also coming up back in a moment. ♪ ♪ [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit q

starbucks being one. we heard about them just a moment ago.s are being faced with a very interesting dilemma of do you speak out and risk attracting the ire of donald trump or du stay silent and perhaps attract the ire of employers and activists? valley,for silicon there are two considerations. one is practical and one is emotional. tech companies are desperate for talent. they need skilled engineers, computer scientists. any tech company will say that are simply not enough in the u.s. workforce for their expansion needs. reason is silicon valley is an industry that is run by immigrants to a very large extent. the founder of google, born in moscow. the chief executive of microsoft born in india. steve jobs the founder of apple, born the son of a syrian immigrant. there are thousands and thousands of stories like these all over silicon valley. these are individuals who feel this on a more visceral level than her counterparts at say ge. francine: when you look at the earnings, how much -- we were coming from the basis of the market has been larg

clayton: no more beer and whine -- wine at starbucks? cheryl: no more beer and wine.ton: millions of dollars meant to be spent on veterans wasted, where it went will leave you outraged. lisa: remember the cast hamilton. >> we are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. lisa: quite the opposite for hillary clinton. wait until you see the warm welcome that she receives. clayton: boycott and designers dressing first lady for the inauguration. hey... hold on, i can explain. you better have a good answer... switch to geico and you could save a ton of money on your car insurance. why didn't you say so in the first place? i thought you's was wearing a wire. haha, what? why would i wear a wire? geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. so we sent that sample i doff to ancestry. i was from ethnically. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. becaus

starbucks customers can order and pay with their voice. my starbucks barrista and you can actually pay for and customize your order with just your voice saying things like make it with skim milk or get me a double mocha latte. >> automaker volkswagen has got bragging rights for the first time in five years it passed toyota to become the world's biggest automaker. do you remember the days when the big three were based in the motor city? >> detroit. >> long past. toyota told 10.000000 vehicles globally despite emissions cheating scandal. volkswagen told 10.3 million the only contender left general motors which released its results next week and gm says it doesn't think it hit 10-point thee million. we shall see. philadelphia auto show celebra celebrating record officials tell us yesterday mark the largest opening sunday in the show's 116 year history. iain page did you take your boys? >> we're going saturday. >> more than 77,000 people visited the show throughout the weekend. maybe you'll have more elbow room. >> i hope. >> you still have ti

. >>> starbucks getting in the virtual assistance game. how the company is hoping to bring your coffee ordering experience into the future. >> a group of students joined together to create not a breakfast bar but a breakfast cake which sounds delicious, right? that's why they're doing it. who is eating the cake now and that is an even better story and it's ahead at 6:00. ♪ ♪ >>> in old city, this manmade his way into an open back door. the restaurant pharmacy ya run right into the bar where police say he stole level bottles of liquor and also made off with some keys. he's a busy guy right there. it happened last monday morning right around 9:30 when this restaurant was closed. the man stashed everything in his backpack before taking off. if you know anything about this, give police a call. >>> developing right now in canada police have one suspect in custody in connection to a shoot tag mosque in quebec city that left six people dead. more than a dozen others were hurt after the gunshots rang out during evening prayers last night. police i

. >>> starbucks said it will higher ten thousand refugees over the next ten years worldwide.he focus would be on immigrants that worked for u.s. troops as interpreters. starbucks said they will help the mexican partners if they are hit by a trade or immigration rule. >>> "action news" team is out working on news stories ginning at 4:00 p.m. alicia vitarelli is in the newsroom. who was the weekend? how was the party? >> reporter: it was excellent. coming up today at 4, what do the words gross, demon, very well -- very well -- velvita have in common? ary thul baby names -- they are all baby names. we'll talk about the neighborhoods you should be look into to stretch your dollar. it's in the what's the deal. don't you can take us on the go you can watch us streaming live on the smart phone or tablet. see you at 4:00 p.m. >> we'll vehicle accuweather when "action news" comes right back. meteorologist david murphy is back with a closer look at the workweek forecast. now that the snow is done. >> reporter: the first rounds of snow is done, now we have to deal with snow showers and

the president says he sees this brand becoming the starbucks of green tea being recognized everywhere. nhk world has more. >> this in a popular spot in singapore. >>> the menu features desserts designed to please local palates. >> we tried to provide them so our customers can enjoy green tea. >> it found success in japan. then six years ago the post generation presidentnt decided . >> japan's population is decreasing so i thought it might be a good idea. >> so it was in taiwan and launched four years ago. inquiries began flooding in from all over the world. this year they opened shops in canada and australia. there are now 20 caves in 8 countries and regions. overseas sales helped those in japan. the domestic business is enjoying the ripple effects of global extension. people that have caves overseas come to the original store. >> i can't expand from here to all over the world. just like starbucks just like in seattle and is now around the globe. >> a japanese store deep in history turns to oversaes markets for survival. it's now savoring the sweet taste of success. nhk world. >> you

i don't think people stay away from starbucks.ink that's a decision howard schultz made that he thinks is right for the company and right for larger issues within the company. i think if you sell the stock off that, it's kind of not very thoughtful. >> as a ceo you have different constituencies, you have your customers, employees and shareholders. and they're not always uniform in their desires. >> right. >> employees of starbucks may embrace that. may make them feel better about working there, for example. >> i think that there are companies -- look, this is uncharted waters. we have not really had to think about allegiances and what a ceo might think about the president in terms of just hurting their own ethos and culture. some are ideas based on inclusive of which howard schultz is probably one, he has to speak out. it would be odd if howard schultz said nothing. wouldn't it be odd? >> yes. been willing to speak out on broader issues time and time again. >> right. nike, i don't know, some of these mark parker, not necessarily.

cheryl: starbucks, sound familiar? has a lot of people buzzing in the investment community because they are saying that starbucks could be the most valuable company and that would be by market capitalization, but on the other side by 2017 in his opinion have more locations worldwide than mcdonalds does. right now mcdonald has 36,615, by the end of the year you'll have 37,000 starbucks everywhere. that's his big bet. heather: on every corner. cheryl: yeah. heather: even better with concierge technology? cheryl: we will get more details from the consumer electronic show in las vegas when carnival unveils new technology but it's interesting, a couple of disney executives went over the carnival cruises to design them because they have been using at park, you have the fitbit in your arm, this medallion will play for food, drinks, even plan vacations, probably an app on your phone that will go with it but will be tied to your credit card, go all over the ship and swipe, swipe, swipe. heather: big brother. clayton: people tha

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. >> some eggssiting news at starbucks. tell you about the new grab and go snack you can get, you can order, coming up next. >> i'm all ears, jan, looking forward to. >> ♪ slow ride ♪ take it easy ♪ >> and pack usual patience this morning, it could be a slow ride to work or school. the roads are slick. meisha's running around like a chicken with her head cut off. she has your update coming up next. that's why i use excedrin.n hold because of a headache. it has two pain fighters plus a booster and for some, headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. now moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] try theraflu expressmax,nd flu hold you back now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. new expressmax caplets. ♪ >> cash crash at 15th and arch. two injured, taken to hahnemann hospital. we do not know their condition. the intersection closed since the accident, and it is st

a starbucks vandalized and area nearby vandals dressed in black smashed windows of starbucks store and it was all captured on cellphone as it up folded. police telling us more than 00 protesters were arrested throughout the day and all of them were charged with rioting and again lots of confrontation and clashes with police and protesters nearby stores and businesses. they also threw newspapers and boxes and trash cans into the streets. cars packed aalong the street were severely and badly damaged. police again using strategy to move in and disperse crowd and push them in a different direction. again many officers excuse me some officers were hurt and we're talking about a six officers injured and three of them with head injuries and other three with injuries to lower body and we're told they are expected to be okay. and more images limousine again was caught on fire and this happened in franklin square around 13 and k streets. here's what the mayor and also say about all this. >> fortunately a small group of people have engaged in vandalism as well as violence against our law enforcem

starbucks says it's refocusing >>> time to ask finney. today, cathy from clayton has a question about solar panels. >> "7 on your side's" michael finney has her answer. >> my question is, we're planning to get solar panels. is it better to lease or to buy? >> hey, cathy, that's a great question. consumer report says buying solar panels will save you more money mt. long run. why? because in part, there's a 30% federal income tax rebate and if you lease the solar panels, you don't get the money. if you guy, you do. when leasing, you can often get in or i should say get under solar panels without spending any money up front. but that leads to another concern. when selling your home, the next buyer will have to make the monthly lease payments, and knowing that could scare off some buyers. now, there are good lease deals, but it is more complicated than buying, so read every bit of the paperwork. cathy, thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, put it on your smartphone and send it to us on social media using #ask

starbucks announced tell hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years. >>> meanwhile, the ride sharecompany, lyft announced they are donating $1 million to the aclu. they are mounting a legal challenge to trump's immigration ban. >>> san francisco-based air b&b is offering free housing to refue gees and any other travelers left stranded overseas. the ceo wrote a note on facebook saying not a lowing countries or refugees into america is not right and we must ban with those affected. we have 3 million homes so we can find people a place to stay. >>> still ahead, hollywood stars hit the stage for the screen actors guild award you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. 23-year-old iris mittenaere (ear-eese mitt-an-ar) was crowned earlier tonight. miss haiti and colombia are the first and second runners-up. the announcement >>> miss universe is ... france. >> it really is. she was crowned earlier tonight. right before the announcement was read the former miss universe steve harvey used a pair of

. >> starbucks is responding to the president's travel ban, pledging to hire 10,000 refugees. the chairman and ceo said the company plans to hire refuse few >>> is in the 75 countries where starbucks conducts business. he said it will first focus on people who have is served wet american troops as interpret thes and support personnel. >> it's taken a long time, but several reports now the 49ers have a surprising no general manager. we're told its fox nfl analyst john lynch who has no experience as a general manager, but does have connections to the 49ers. he played college football at stanford under coach bill walsh, and spent four of his 15 nfl seasons under mike shanahan. mike shanahan's son, kyle, is expected to be the named the 49ers head coach at -- 49ers head coach after the super bowl. lynch earned a super bowl ring with tampa bay for the 2002 season. >> we're less than a week away from super bowl 51. the falcons are in houston this morning, after arriving yesterday. the patriots arrived today. both teams will participate in media interviews tonight. people who live in

." >>> well, starbuck's is blaming its slow sales growth on its crowded stores.ompany announced the disappointing growth today. starbuck's says its stores are so congested because more people are ordering ahead on their mobile devices. that's led to bottle necks at the bar and deterred other customers from buying. an update on the breaking story from the santa cruz mountains where there's been a day long search for a bank robber. within the last few minutes more law enforcement officers converged on locust drive with weapons out. you are looking at video. a sheriff's spokesman tells us only they're responding to a 911 call with suspicious circumstances. we will, of course, bring you any updates as they happen. >>> all right. on to the forecast as we barrel toward the weekend. >> dan and ama we will see spring like conditions in the bay area. >> nice. >> short sleeve weather. by monday you might want to break out the shorts and tee shirts. look at this time lapse from the east bay hills camera. sundown at 5:27 and it was a pretty view as the sunset tonight with a

starbucks plans to hire 10,000 refugees over five years from around the world after president trump'sigration actions. the ceo wrote he had a heavy heart over trump's order and the promise of the american dream is being called into question. in a letter to employees he wrote that starbucks is in contact with those affected by immigration bands and will do everything possible to help them navigate through the confusion. toyota has lost his title was the top-selling carmaker in the world despite its rival surf that suffering the worst in history. 10.2 million vehicles in 2016 while likened menaced 10.3. the fallout from the diesel emissions scandal. saudi aramco is said to be considering $5 billion of investment. this part of the plan to diversify away from oil dependence. hsbc, morgan has been approached to identify targets and advise on deals. saudi arabia wants to produce 30% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030. making a push in washington to help build president trumps mexican border wall. success.y security shares jump on friday after he said he would put a stop order brea

. >>> the head of starbucks is responding by doubling down on his commitment to hire refugees. in a message, he writes, we are making plans to hire over 10,000 refugees over five years in 75 countries around the world where starbucks does business. in the u.s., it'll begin with workers who served with american troops as interpreters in war regions. uber ceo says he will talk with president trump this week about the immigration ban. he's on a business advisory board that will meet with the president the first time on friday. the san francisco-based company plans to compensate drivers for lost earnings and create a $3 million legal defense fund. thousands deleted their uber app over the weekend after uber decided to provide rides at jfk airport saturday in the middle of a taxi strike. >>> britain is planning a backlash for a summer visit by the president. more than a million britains signed this, asking for the trip to be cancelled. in response, parliament is expected to debate suspending the visit because it could embarrass the queen. >>> canada will offer temporary residency pe

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." >>> well, starbuck's is blaming its slow sales growth on its crowded stores.pany announced the disappointing growth today. starbuck's says its stores are so congested because more people are ordering ahead on their mobile devices. that's led to bottle necks at the bar and deterred other customers from buying. an update on the breaking story from the santa cruz mountains where there's been a day long search for a bank robber. within the last few minutes more law enforcement officers converged on locust drive with weapons out. you are looking at video. a sheriff's spokesman tells us only they're responding to a 911 call with suspicious circumstances. we will, of course, bring you any updates as they happen. >>> all right. on to the forecast as we barrel toward the weekend. >> dan and ama we will see spring like conditions in the bay area. >> nice. >> short sleeve weather. by monday you might want to break out the shorts and tee shirts. look at this time lapse from the east bay hills camera. sundown at 5:27 and it was a pretty view as the sunset tonight with a fe