and have the starbucks experience.ou'll be able to touch any one of our thousands of tablets and an order brought to you, come off a plane, hit your app, have your starbucks waiting for you >> houms is that different between the traditional corner starbucks and airport starbucks? >> there are is enpeak times in corner starbucks and certain peak times in airports in airports over 30% of all air travel leaves by 10:00 a.m. which is the most peak so we really have to spread out and offer it in many, many different locations. together otg and starbucks are working together to recreate the starbucks experience inside of airports >> this is really important, because those of us who travel know that there has been a problem, kevin did not disagree. there has been a staffing problem. this is partners not owned starbucks. it did seem that hms, who i called out, repeatedly would have staffing that was inappropriate and staffing, howard schultz told me there's no difference in staffing. turned out that there was. do you think tha

, levi, and starbucks are some of those. joining me is john rutledge chief executive officer. and cnbc contributor how bad is the virus there what are you hearing in terms of the impact it's having on what the chinese think about the leadership, kind of the macro sense of things, we have interesting stock picks, i want to get to. >> sure, well, you know, it's a terrible tragedy, and unfortunately nobody knows what's going to happen with it inside china, people are quite scared, and you have individual cities with 10 million people that are being quarantined now, that's -- in the rest of the world's position, the strong armed nature of the chinese government makes that actually positive because they're more able to contain it but what we haven't seen yet is any humanitarian issue photos with governments clamping down, people trying to get out o town, et cetera, but people are very scared. people are trying to stay home people are not allowed out of their houses for more than once a day to get essential foods, so it's a real s

the attack occurred to say nightmare fisherman's wharnear the starbucks store on bay stre. it's not clear if that happened inside or outside th store police say a group of 8 people approached the girl with a golf club atcked her and then ran off with her watch and cell phone. the girl suffered minoinjuries. policedo not have a detailed description of the people involved other than theywere between the ages of 1724, starbucks released a statement today saying our concern right now is for our partner and her recovery and we will support the police partment in their investigation. are some better news here 40 niners coach kyle acally it's a different story was preferring to kyle shanahan and generalmanager john lynch spoke today about the tough super bowl loss. >>but they are now looking conference jason reports. >>kyle shanan and john lynch look ahead to the future on thursday and deite the rumors and outside nois. one player who will most rtainly be a part of it is mmy garoppolo is onhis way to close to super bowl in the pm >>all know we didn't all to make those putts th mad

a receipt from starbucks dated february 9th at 9:17 p.m.s the first day lesley missed work. >> where did you find that receipt? >> it was found inside of a purse, inside of lesley's purse. >> so prombly it was lesley who went to starbucks. >> right. >> night turned to day in hollywood. what had daunld on these detectives was that this may not have been the happy home of a happy couple. a visit with aasha's mother vivian. >> they were shooting. lyle put a certain spice in the food. when she asked him what spice he had in the food, he couldn't tell her. >> vivian knew certain spices triggered lesley's debilitating migraines but vivian also knew, and was the only one who did know, this fight over spices was a symptom of so much going on between mr. and mrs. lyle herring. things had not been good between your daughter-in-law. >> no. they had financial problems. >> to say these were financial problems isunderstate what had been happening. vivian said lesley had told her that lyle needed cash badly. so badly that he had committed identity theft a

starbucks.nteresting because they are buying the just out of the money 90 strike calls that expire tomorrow. these have the rest of today and tomorrow to work but about 7,000 of those were bought for about 35 cents. is that something that's intriguing to people a lot of people talk about the binary bets. there is also buying in the two week out further february 28th expiring less of those, 3,000 of those trading and trading for 1.25 i like the binary bet. i am in the one or two day options in starbucks i like watkin. i think it is going to be a better performer than starbucks but i like what we are seeing in the options. i am in this trade >> watching voia watching star buck happy viking pet pete thank you. >> mikele a, you own starbucks mkm partners initiating a buy, a tries target of 105. they say the china concerns may create a tempest in a coffee pot and provide longer term opportunity. >> i think they are right. i don't think the opportunity is there today at 89 or $90 a share. maybe it is.

it's just unacceptable >> reporter: starbucks also says it's investigating and that in the most recentarvest season, the company did not purchase coffee from the farms in question, adding, starbucks has zero tolerance for child labor anywhere in our supply chain. it's estimated in the americas, there are more than 10 million victims of child labor. a global problem that has george clooney speaking out joe fryer, nbc news. >>> and coming up tonight, the unique performance of an american classic >>> finally, a literary classic as you've never seen it before "to kill a mockingbird" taking centre court at madison square garden. kate snow was there. >> reporter: they poured in off buses from all over new york city 18,000 public school students, captivated from the first moments of broadway's "to kill a mockingbird." >> you're not guilty, and i will defend you. >> reporter: a special set built just for this huge venue. what do you guys think? >> i think it was fascinating. >> i felt a connection to it. >> first time seeing a broadway play? yeah >> reporter: the show is usually staged at a mu

they confirmed that the victim is a starbucks employee. and our concern right now is for our partner and her recovery, and we will support the police department in their investigation. hoping anyone will come forward and calm them if they have any information on this case. live in san francisco, greg liggens, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> coming up, one bay area city says enough is enough. still ahead tonight, what the city is willing to place along the street to keep rv's from parking there. >>> also, kristin smart was a college freshman walking home after a party nearly 25 years ago. she has never been seen since. lately, her cold case has heated up, and today police searched the home of the last man to ever see her. >>> also ahead, some california firefighters traveled halfway around the world to save parts of australia from deadly wildfires. today, those firefighters returned home. hear from some of their happy families coming up. mike: anyone hear the slogan, 'mike will get it done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded

starbucks around 12:45 p.m. could not account for him anywhere. >> that gap was crucial. because it was during that time frame that police believe the murder happened. the detectives even traced a rout 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. >> 6:55. >> 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 somebody breaks into the house that exact same time, runs through the house, finds a glock, pries it open, loads it up, hides behind the door, to execute her. it just can't happen. >> 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 that was found at the crime scene. but now p

ofa at fast food and i think starbucks of a supply issue and so, suggestions are coming from the stateent earlier today that there might be a slight dip that they will ultimately inspect from study a lot most people look at these luxury brands and say, that does not matter, but it does we look at these supply chains and monday is at these supply chains and monday is a key date that everybody is watching because that is the day that the factories are meant to open up that the factories are meant to open up and we'll see if the orders will be filled. let's see what the page of the daily mail. the big bank booking. so the paper reports. saying they've made their first private appearance, isn't that a contradiction? they have appeared at aj.p. morgan and i think contradiction? they have appeared at a j.p. morgan and i think they breed the oxygen may have had a drink and they have not ceased to exist since you seem they have not ceased to exist since you seem to be royals.” they have not ceased to exist since you seem to be royals. i think there's going to be the first of many headlines tha

as we mentioned, starbucks is announcing it's reopening hundreds of stores in china. kate rogers has more on that >> starbucks announcing just now with a letter to its partners posted on it website is now has 85% of its stores in china currently operating. the stock is well off the lows of the day it's still lower, just under about 2% remember, china is a very important market to starbucks. the company says it's its second home market. we'll read you the letter from kevin johnson saying with the number of cases slowing, we are seeing early signs of recover in the region the situation is improving throughout major parts of china. we have 85% of stores open across china shanghai grocery has reopened, one of its largest stores there. during its last report, the company said things were going so well, they had considered potentially raising guidance for the year coronavirus will have a big impact on their earnings next quarter. they didn't wind up lowering guidance, maintained it, but they're keeping their eye on it. 85% of starbucks china locations back up and running. b

one of the reasons i like coming here, because it's so international. >> reporter: starbucks would notment on whether they have surveillance video of the crime. some patrons working inside say the case is a reminder that it's wise to always keep safety in mind, wherever you go. >> it's really kind of taught me a few lessons just from stories like this. just alone, things like this happening, i think is going to make people more aware. >> reporter: in a statement starbucks released tonight, they say our concern right now is for our partner, and her recovery. we will support the police department in their investigation. again, those eight suspects, still at large tonight. in san francisco, police are hoping anyone with information will come forward and give them a call. greg liggens, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the highway patrol is looking for a gunman who shot at a car today on a freeway onramp in the east bay. it happened morning. the victim was driving his bmw on the mowery ramp of northbound 880 in fremont. he says a friend was following in another car, when alongside started shooting. hi

the supermarkets and other outlets but starbucks is 28,000 more. and they're also testing the mcdonald's, the p l t plant lettuce and tomato which has ,000 see could see that the army is going from 58,028 1000 a 37,000 there are tea and dunkin donuts which has 9,000 stores so the ipo last year was 25 bucks for be on me e ll the way up to 200. so where smoke there's fire came back down to a 100. i think the longerm trend is great i own no shares of it. i see the millennials that they're driving hey we don't want a cow but we wanteat something that tastes like cow right something a little more eco-friendlpoke so we'll see if that continues that trend cow and we have one more winner to talk about today for tonight to talk a lot about fortnite what's new th than the fact they're still making money handover fist it's have made this a ser i made it a winner because it's still an gang t of money. more players more viewers, in more money than any other online video game got most popular player, a guy the named mehe's been on mask singer much that. >>i don'

in the 19 months we owned starbucks it's worth noting, though, pershing also previously disclosed itits stakes in adp and united technologies starbucks today is the main name back to you. >> eric, appreciate that with weiss, this comes from the big investor presentation, the annual one, which is quite thick and need be, not a single loser last year, not one. >> versus some others that hadn't come back, he has come back, you know, three years, i believe. not doing too well and not as high a water mark, i don't believe. what a comeback. >> he may, in fact, be there. >> give him credit he refocused, stayed out of the media, headlines, spent all this energy looking at the portfolio. knows how to take a profit the sale on starbucks, 77% return, that kind of company in 19 months is phenomenal. take a look at adp i don't know what his reason is for selling but i would assume he went in there with a thesis, it seemed to play out or didn't. seems like it did with utx, not as much with adp, although it's been up. he said that's my exit so he got out. very, very disciplined. >> i'm looking at t

. >>> happening now, a third suspect in the case of a laptop theft from a starbucks where the victim was killed while chasing after them, has a scheduled court appearance. prosecutors are expected to charge the 18-year-old with first-degree murder in the incident outside a starbucks in oakland's montclare district on new year's eve. the news is reporting that according to court documents, he was the one who grabbed the laptop of the 34-year-old person. he died while he was chasing after the thieves, trying to get the laptop back. witnesses say he was struck and dragged by the getaway car, two other suspects have already been charged in this case. >>> the sheriff's office is looking for the person behind a possible hate crime directed at a sheriff deputy. this is after someone fired at least four shots at a deputy he was on patrol friday night. deputy sukhdeep gill was in the morgan hill area near uvas reservoir when a car approached and someone inside the vehicle opened fire. three shots hit the car, the fourth hit the deputy's body camera. >> the deputy was outside of his vehicle, n

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>> this one is easy for me i'm in coke and i'm not with starbucks. starbucks i'm in with a trade. to feel some of the competition from a stock i do own also. i like the diversification that coca-cola went through years and years ago and it continues as they got away from soda and got into other different areas including milk and water and everything else. i have owned this one for multiple years i plan on holding this one for a long period of time. >> talk to me quickly about lutkin. >> why is it up today? >> i love the name. >> i know why you like the name pre-coronavirus. why do you like the name now >> that certainly is a factor that bothers me. there is a lot of stocks that i may or may not enter into right now. but this is a name when you look at the potential for growth, scott, this is a name that has a lot more upside than we have already seen. >> tempted to lighten up >> no, absolutely. selling calls against it. >> all right just wanted to get an update low. don't go anywhere. we have final trades coming up >>> all right. we're back we're going to continue to update you on

a woman runs into starbucks appearing to be in distress. >>there's no audio but she looks like she's saying something while pointing toward a man walking in the front door that man was 31 year-old robert reavis the woman runs behind the counter and read this follows but look at the top of your screen. you can see immediately blaine hodge was out of his seat as reavis attacks the woman hodge runs behind the counter and intervenes hodge was able to pull read this off the victim, but then slips falling on the ground. that's when reavis turns the machete on him giving the woman a chance to get away hodge gets up bloodied and heads out the front door visitors in the store also start rushing out it's another 20 seconds before reavis machete in hand calmly walks out the front door 23, abc caught up with hodges he was released from the hospital in 2018. his hand was bandaged with hundreds of stitches all over his body. he told 23 abc when he saw the look on the woman's face he had to do something she was frantic while he was just after noon. the ta

the girl was attacked via group of women at the starbucks. we want to show you some video from a citizen app that was taken just after the crime happened. >> the victim was struck with a golf club at one point during the assault. based on the investigation so far, approximately eight females were involved, they range from teenagers into their 40s. >> at this time there is no known relationship between the suspects and the victim. police say the young woman is not a tourist and was robbed of her cell phone.>>> the murder trial of john lee cowell began today in oakland, is a suspect of an attack on a platform. the video was shown to the jury it shows john lee killing nia wilson and killing her. it shows the 18-year-old dying on the platform. john lee cowell was charged with murder, attempted murder and a special circumstance of lying in wait for it if convicted he may spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. >>> the highway patrol is looking for a gunman who shot at a car earlier today on the on ramp of the east bay. he was driving

concerned and they're investigating. >> child labor has no place in our supply chain >> reporter: starbucksays it's also investigating, and the company did not purchase coffee from the farms in question, adding tar bucks has zero toleran tolerance. it's a global problem that has george clooney speaking out. >>> still strikes a chord withs >> and the hit new bts song shattered a youtube record as the south korean sensation delivers tough news for fans back home. and rescued his nose. puffs have more lotion and soothing softness to relieve. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. male voice: grrr, feed me. come on! she won't mind! she won't mind at a... woman: richard? hey, sheila. silence your growl. just one bowl of frosted mini wheats and you're good till lunch. just one bowl of frosted mini wheats did you know that febreze air effects uses 100% natural propellant? cheaper aerosols use artificial propellants. that's why febreze works differently. plus, it eliminates odors with a water-based formula and no dyes. for freshness you'll enjoy. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took

i think that's right the other thing i would say is if you bought starbucks right now and say i don't think we are talking about coronavirus come may. the biggest authority on coronavirus is this guy nike ols who i think was the person brought in to be in charge of the sars in '03. he is basically saying about whatever trump said about when it gets warmer it will go away actually that's what happens with influenza epidemics come april and may people are outdoors more and the virus goes away let's hope that happens. if you say no one this spring going to be talking about krirs anymore then you want to be in star buck. if you can get it 10 or $12 off of its highs then you did your jobs an investor if you take the other side and say it is going toi be worse ander would going to be talking about coronavirus if may then we have bigger problems whether you bought starbucks today >> the other thing that's asymmetr asymmetric, you are down on a day like today let me ask you about investor psychology in general. another area where you have made your living looking at you are down 1011 points a

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pulling into the starbucks parking lot.e looking at a travel time of seven minutes and 55 seconds. >> in all, it added up to nine minutes and ten seconds of driving. that would have left him under six minutes to ransack the house and shoot denise. his lawyer, hugh toner, said that would have been nearly impossible. >> the timing just really gets to the point where it's almost not realistic. >> and what about the state's witness who claimed that nathan had confessed the whole crime to him? the defense argued david smith was a jailhouse snitch, a convicted felon who had gotten a deal for his testimony. he was not even worth cross-examining. >> do you really believe that david smith is the type of person that nathan is going to confide in? and then seek counsel from? >> but according to the defense, the main weakness with the state's case was motive, an affair with aina. toner argued there was absolutely no evidence to support the theory that nathan killed his wife so that he could be with a 20-year-old. no matter who asked he

the girl was at the starbucks and a group of women attacked her at the starbucks. here is video from the citizen app taken just after the crime occurred as of right now the police are still looking for the suspects. >> the victim was struck at a golf club at one point during the assault. approximately eight females were involved ranging from teenagers to possibly in their 40s. >> the police say that they young woman cell phone was stolen and we don't know whether there is a relationship between the suspects and the victim. >>> it is 6:58. >>> the board on the san francisco pride parade debating on who will marked in the parade, and focusing on google, a longtime sponsor and the alameda county sheriff department. the board of the parade met last night on a push by some to ban google and youtube saying they don't police youtube for the homophobic content. the director says it's better to work from within to push for improvement saying that google has been responsive. >> there online policies are not perfect, but nobody is perfect. but how they best represent as partn

specifically starbucks and skechers. we can talk about those two retailers because they have significant exposure to china and again, they've got global exposure to now italy and some of the european areas where we are starting to see the coronavirus. can't really see a chart now, guys. if you can tell me what starbucks is doing and skechers. i believe they are both down somewhat -- starbucks down 2.5%. skechers down 7%. can i flip it over to asia's version of starbucks? luckin coffee. again, this was a momentum play. look at this hit it's taking, down about 7% for luckin coffee. that of course is based in china. travel stocks, we already mentioned. boy, are they having real trouble here. they are plummeting on speculation that authorities will crack down on actual movement and we have been talking about the cruise liners from day one of the coronavirus. the cruise liners have had a very difficult time. they are down about 8%. we are talking about norwegian, royal caribbean, carnival, all lower. and yeah, did we show --

they attacked her at hide street at the starbucks coffee shop. we have video to share from the incident from the citizen app that show what happened after the crime took place. as of right now the police are still searching for the attackers. >> the victim was struck with a golf club at one point during the assault. based on our investigation approximately eight females were involved ranging from the age of teenagers to possibly in their 40s. >> the police said that the cell phone from the young woman was stolen. there is no known relationship between the attackers and the victim. >>> we have sal with your morning commute. >> there is slowing in the north bay and we start with a couple of cars stuck together after crash on northbound 101. at petaluma and east washington, not as bad as yesterday with that really terrible commute. farther south slope from 37 to san rafael. a slow delay at the richmond bridge and 80 westbound is slow. slowing at the walnut creek. this morning the bay bridge class is the usual commute with a 20 minute delay. the san

starbucks for its part down 1.25%.way, the fake meat maker also adding a new fast food giant to its growing roster. golden crust has announced it's launching a beyond offering, starting today. golden crust joins the ranks of dunkin' brands, mcdonald's and yum-owned kfc as beyond meat partners. they are all lower today. >>> we are also getting this breaking news. the mexican port authority has now canceled the permission for cruise ship msc maraviglia to disembark due to coronavirus fears and bahrain has discovered seven new cases, raising the number there to 33, according to the ministry of health. to connell mcshane. i know you will be covering the coronavirus on "after the bell." dow is down about 57, off the lows but certainly off the highs. connell: that story you mentioned with the cruise, that's kind of an example of what we will try to talk about at the top of the hour in addition to seeing how the markets closed up in that a lot of what we are seeing in terms of economic impact of this virus is the reaction to

. >> ackman sold his last shares of starbucks two years after announcing his $900 million stake. they have closed 2,000 locations in china amid the coronavirus outbreak >> mattress maker casper reduced at $12 a share original range was $17 to $19 a share. the company plans to list on the stock exchange on cspr they have been facing scrutiny for its high costs >>> we'll get back to that back to the market, our guest, chief investment officer dan, thank you for being here. i wake up and wonder, are we going to worry about the coronavirus today or not it looks like today we are not going to worry about it. does it not change things because it is having an impact on container volume. yum china saying sales could be down starbucks is closing locations why are we not worried about it today? >> i think that view right now is that it is con continued. it is going to follow a course that will be months. the impact will be a quarter or perhaps into the second quarter but you'll make back a lot of that towards the middle or latter part of the year. that is where i sit right now with what i

really interested in the interview with him yesterday optimistic about guessing factories and i the starbucks people feel the same way. economic stock market point, it may change and it may right now these sort of regional bank surveys, people them. pay attention to they're sending off good signals on the economy and the numbers in januaryhand exceeded expectations. that's why the atlanta fed thing is 2.7. month to go in the quarter and after that so we'll see but i don't think take precipitous policy moves now, at least at the present time. much more shock can the market take before there's long-term effects on the economy? you in your lane. mr. kudlow: thank you. the market -- the markets have short-run correction. many,e been through this many times before and i don't think even though it's a front-page story and nobody asset valuestheir go down, i just don't think at this point it's going to have an impact. i'll qualify that. lasts, how long this deep it goes. of i could cite a number historical experiences -- the one i remember the most. cub scout way back when remember the 1977 crash sa

starbucks has said the same thing. so there is something to worry about. to cnbc, the word virus or coronavirus was mentioned by 27 different s&p companies on the earnings calls this week. apple, starbucks, mcdonald's, google, procter & gamble, honda, tesla, 3m, ikea, goldman sachs, hsbc, all the airlines, whirlpool, so there's a lot of companies being affected by the whole thing. however, we are still in the beginning stages. part of the reason investors are not reacting well to this is because we don't have full information. when we come back, we're going to give you some of that full information. how serious is this, how serious could it be, how much do you have to worry about this not just from your investment perspective but from the perspective of your own health. we'll be right back. you're watching msnbc. be stronger... with nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor. it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. nicorette ice mint. >>> the trump administration says it's taking new steps

it happened tuesday night near fisherman's wharf near the starbucks store or in it, it's still not clear that happen inside the actual store outside police a group of 8 people approach this girl with a golf club attacked her and then ran off with her watch and cell phone. the girl suffered minor injuries. police do not have a detailed description of the attackers other than to say they're between the ages of 1724, starbucks released a statement on the incident saying quote our concern right now is for our partner or employee and her recovery and will support the police department in their investigation. >>the new facility is opening up in san francisco to help people who are suffering from drug addictions city leaders are calling it a sobering center is kron four's maureen kelly reports now it is believed to be the first of its kind in the country. >>the homeless man you see here is smoking a combination of methamphetamine crack and fentanyl he didn't want to show his face and asked only to be id by his nickname was first he says math is not usually his drug of choice because in the past

ne the starbucks there on bay street.clear if it s inside or outside the starbucks police say a group of 8 people approached the 16 year-old girl with a golf club attacked her and then they took ff their watch and r cell phone she suffered minor injuries. and we don't have a detailed description ofthe people th're looking for they thi they're between 1724 years old employees at san francisco base bakery tar teen want to unionize. >>they held a public rally in the city more than lf of the workers signed a letter and sent it to management tar teens for primary lotions in the bay area organizersall the move every workers right. >>because despite how large an entity or how small an entity is we belie that every worker has the right to organize they feel that they want to every worker has every right to improve their working conditions by foming or joining a union so tartine management can now choose to either recognize the union or not. >>it's a management says no well then the workers can from here go on to file a request fo

interview with him yesterday because he was rather optimistic about reopening factories and i guess the starbucks people are the same way. the other thing is, just on the economic stock market point, it may change and it may worsen but right now these sort of realtime, these regional bank surveys, people should pay attention to them. they're sending off good signals on the economy. the numbers we have in january exceeded expectations. that's why that atlanta fed thing is 2.7. we've got another month to go for the quarter and then after that. so we'll see. but i don't think we're going to tack any precipitous policy, at least not at the present time. reporter: how much can the market take before there's long-term effects on the economy? what do you think? mr. kudlow: thank you. ok, the market -- the market has short run correction. i guess 10% or 11% or something. we've been through this many, many times before. and i don't think even though it's a front page story and nobody likes to see their asset values go down, i just don't think at this point it's going to have much of an impact. i'll qualif

the interview with him yesterday because he was optimistic about opening up factories, and i guess starbucks feels the same way. the other thing on the economic, stock market point, it may change and it may worsen, but right now, these regional bank surveys, people should pay attention to them. they are sending off a good singles on the economy. the numbers we have at hand in january exceeded expectations. now, we have another month to go for the quarter then after that,. so we will see. i don't think we will take any precipitous policy, not at the present time. shouting questions] reporter: how much more shock in the market take before there is a long-term effect on the economy? market is a short run correction. 10% or 11% or something. we have been through this many, before.es i don't think, even though it is a front faced story and nobody likes to see their asset values are down, i just don't think at this point it is going to have much of an impact. >it depends how long this lasts, but i couldgoes, cite a number of historical experiences. iat i remember the most, remember the 1987 market

that's near the starbucks store on bay street is not clear if it happened inside or outside the storeice say a group of 8 people approached the girl with a golf club attacked her and then ran off with her watch and her cell phone the girl did suffer minor injuries. police do not have a detailed description of the people other than they are between the ages of 1724 years old starbucks released a statement on the incident saying our concern right now is for our partner and her recovery and we will support the police department in their investigation. >>police are investigating another freeway shooting on 8 80 in the east bay, this one was in oakland, it's the second freeway shooting on 8.80 in just 24 hours. it happened just after 10 last night, the most recent one police say this was on the 200 or the to 34 d avenue, what is that supposed to be. the 23rd ramp to 8.80 investigators say a vehicle had been struck several times by gunfire. the driver of that vehicle is not injured law enforcement asking anyone with information to contact. the oakland area chp office. national news now pres

absence of shoppers ways on the chinese economy train stations are empty streets are vacant even starbucks is closed coffee is temporarily. which i think the main impact of the epidemic is on travelling and shopping is a tradition on me as usual now people are travelling less and it's not easy to buy a lot of things. china's economic growth is expected to slip this year to 5.6 percent alice believe the picture could dramatically worsen if the outbreak continues this would also drag down global growth china is increasingly the engine of the global economy the beijing government is trying to soothe nerves and avoid panic. should you go. look at you you see impact on the economy very much depends on the progress and results of epidemic prevention and control but i want to stress that the impact will be temporary will not change the fundamentals of china's economy which is positive in the long term you know. the companies may be struggling but one rare economic bright spot is online business forced to stay indoors online shopping and entertainment are very active and gaming particularly popula

warned that it production numbers could drop by 10 percent on those supply issues companies like starbucks have closed thousands of their stores across china so what could be the overall impact the globally call.

apple warned that production numbers could drop by 10 percent on those supply issues companies like starbucks have closed thousands of their stores across china so what could be the overall impact the global economy grew by 2.4 percent last year and for this year the world bank estimates growth of 2.5 percent however many economists are warning that a further spread of the coronavirus could lead to a contraction of the global economy and possibly even a recession and the effects can be felt very clearly across the region the airshow in singapore for example is asia's biggest event of its kind last edition 2 years ago attracted more than $1000.00 companies but this year's event has begun against a backdrop of the core of a result break several companies have pulled out altogether and there are why the concerns about how the virus could impact the sector as a whole. flying in the face of adversity these chinese fighter jets did make it to the singapore airshow this week plenty more didn't. the biennial aerospace event opened on choosing but the deadly coronavirus outbreak has seriously clipped

starbucks announces a stellar set of results.he coronavirus casts a shadow on its success in china. >> we have closed half of our stores. it is day to day. kailey: this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is "bloomberg best." earnings season swung into high gear this week. starting with results from some interesting -- starting with results from some important european banks. >> trying to disavow concerns about its capital levels. the lender expects to reach the upper end of its targets this year after earnings jumped in the fourth quarter. it was helped by the rapid growth in latin america and sale of the unit. >> we are proposing an increase in the cash dividend per share. in the past five years, we have more than doubled the cash dividend per share. the model is working. the transformation, the execution. it allows us to keep growth, because we have also grown not just revenues, we have grown the balance sheet and kept an attractive dividend policy. >> let's talk about deutsche bank. germany's largest bank reported a 31% surge in fix

starbucks fell despite the praise.es have surpassed his expectations but that it is time to go. later, european close, we have an interview with china's ambassador to the european union. that conversation, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the coronavirus care is dominating the conversation. >> tremendous buying opportunity. >> stick with the game plan. >> we should not panic. >> a lot of money on the sidelines ready to invest. >> am i missing out? >> it does seem to be a winter phenomenon. tends to be short-lived. >> you are still risk on. we had a lot of other things going in favor of a global economy anyway. >> i would stay with risk. haidi: optimism grows that the virus will be contained. hour, we get to the next the china open is almost upon us. let's look at how markets are trading at the moment. it does seem like receive the risk badly continuing -- risk rallying continuing. numbers continue to climb. we had a reasonable u.s. employment data adding to the optimism. we are also seeing a higher trading on the kospi. australi

production numbers could drop by 10 percent because of supply chain issues companies like adidas or starbucks have also closed thousands of their stores in china. the question now what's the overall impact the global economy grew by 2.4 percent in 2019 and for this year the world bank has estimated growth of 2.5 percent however many economists are warning that a further spread of coronavirus could lead to a contraction of the global economy and possibly even a recession. now those effects are increasingly visible take the singapore air show it's the biggest event of its kind in asia with more than $1000.00 companies in attendance for its last run and $28.00 team this year however major companies have already pulled out and attendance is significantly down analysts fear that that could just be the tip of the iceberg for the aerospace industry. flying in the face of adversity these chinese fighter jets did make it to the singapore air show this week plenty more didn't. the biennial aerospace event opened on shoes day but the deadly corona virus outbreak has seriously clipped its wings singapore