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the starbucks' mobile app warning some of your favorites may be out of stock. >> and starbucks fans arearbucks telling nbc news, we are experiencing temporary supply shortages of some of our products, specific items will vary by market and store adding we are working quickly and closely with our supply chain vendors to restock items as soon as possible. >> i have not in nearly 30 years seen the kind of pressure from suppliers to raise prices. ace hardware ceo says companies are trying to absorb cost increases but warns if you're looking to do home renovations this year, expect to see prices up on everything from lumber, paint, and power tools to backyard grills. >> suppliers are struggling to hire people to do the work, struggling to get it in and through the ports, struggling to get enough trucks to deliver it around the u.s >> it really is a global problem. experts say the supply chain will correct itself by the end of the year, that's what they're predicting so give it a few months. and if you can, delay some of your big purchases like buying a car, you may save money by waiting. >>

last night we interviewed kevin johnson, ceo of starbucks.ble quarter and they both have great things to say about the business in china. i'm starting to think that the american companies who create lots of jobs over there could actually be fine even if our government and the people's republic stay on bad terms. like i mentioned, the chinese government is prosecuting, persecuting muslims in the northwestern region. it looks like they put a million people in what could only be described as concentration camps but when i asked kevin johnson what he was doing to fight for human rights over there, he said he's running chinese stores with chinese people who share the companies values starbucks isn't going to take a stand and while that might not be the right choice, it is the right choice for the investors people who work there do well. better than almost everybody in china. nike was more stark. while they didn't get more asked about xinjiang, management made it sound like their back on the community party's good side. sure nike got hit with a bit

>> he holds up don't forget, a lot of people die trying to get moby dick including starbucks. starbucks dies in that lives in this. >> we're going to talk about what ken johnson told jim last night. an interesting story taking place at starbucks we'll talk some supply chain issues, how the company is navigating that. futures do look good the nasdaq is looking for five straight wins. we haven't done that since late january. a lot more "squawk on the street" straight ahead ♪ music ♪ ♪ dream, dream when you're feeling blue ♪ ♪ dream, dream that's the thing to do ♪ ♪ music ♪ when you see value in all directions, you add value in all directions. accenture. let there be change. you ready? ♪ are you ready ♪ you ride, i ride. punch it! whoa. ah! hold on. get the hand break for me would you darling? so much for granny shifting. ha, ha, ha. hold on. it's good to be back. ♪ ♪ >>> there's no cup shortage at starbucks, our hot cups, cold cups and, as you said, we in introduced reusable cups we paused during the pandemic for safety reasons we have plenty of cups to serve them >> the bigger

starbucks, this is the guatemala starbucks. joining us here is a coffee buyer who works with starbucks. while we're talking, we have some video of a very nice woman, and she is a coffee farmer. so explain to me how it is that there is a relationship between something like the coffee you're drinking here and the immigration problem. >> actually i'm like -- thank you for having me here, but i'm like gloria. she's a coffee producer and i'm a coffee producer so we share the same experience with her. the relationship with migration is for every cup of coffee that you drink at a starbucks, some guatemalan is staying in guatemala and not leaving. >> is that because they are earning enough money to stay here? >> they are linked to their plantations. they do not want to leave to the united states, that's for sure. and they're investing in what starbucks is investing in in guatemala. >> so gloria estrella gonzalez has been able to do this only because one in six people born in guatemala now lives in the united states. her husband is ther

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. >>> getting what you wanted starbucks could be a tall order. tonight, more than two dozen popular items now off their menu. >>> our salute to the class of 2021 continues with charles hobbs. he just graduated from a bow college academy. congratulations charles. >>> now at 7:00, the hunt is on for the thieves behind a $100,000 handbag heist in palo alto. police say a coordinated group of 11 people ran into a louis vuitton store and took off with 36 handbags. witnesses say the thieves got away in five separate vehicles. >> we had a somewhat similar incident last month also at the stanford shopping center. a large group of subjects came in very quickly together, went straight to the handbag section and made off with quite a haul. at this point we don't have any specific information that would link the two together other than the similarity in offense. >> police have not made any arrests so far. >>> you may be disappointed the next time you order your favorite drink at starbucks. the coffee giant is putting a hold on 25 menu items and ingredients be

. >>> starbucks stepping up its secret menu this morning. the way it might be letting you order off their off menu creations. >>> plus you're wasting wasting just sitting there. go get get to searching. the bay area treasure hunt hiding cold hard cash somewhere in the woods. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> we're back coming up on 6:10 on this wednesday. you can see you're going to run into some mist, drizzle and fog through the east bay hills. that's the biggest issue with the morning commute. the evening commute is going to be breezy in the usual spots. look at this clean air that sea breeze is bringing in. we're green through friday. temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s into the east bay valleys. we do have some 60s near the th delta. temperatures mainly in the mid50s to a 60 in san jose right now. looking at sfo, just south of spring valley. about 100t

. >>> and why you may be forced to change the favorite drink order at starbucks. >>> and i am mary lee tracking that afternoon sea breeze kicking in for 18 mile per hour wind out of the west at sfo, oakland look at 20-mile-per- hour winds and napa and petaluma, 22. we will warm things up looking to th >>> new at noon, police are look for nearly a dozen suspects in the palo alto handbag heist. they say 11 people ran into a louie vuitton store monday afternoon and stole 36 hand backs worth about $100,000. they got away in five vehicles before police got there. no weapons were used, and no one was hurt. police are working to figure out if the same group maybe connected to similar shoplifts in other cities. >>> we know about the wild fire danger brought on by california's drought emergency, but the lack of rain and snow is threatening the pom lation of the salmon. >> jonathan vigliotti shows us the work to save the species. >> reporter: commercial and recreational salmon fishing generates more than $900 million annually for california. but with much of the state in a punishing drought, the

one has starbucks. now the latest company to suffer a supply shortage. how the white house is stepping in to try and resolve some of to try and resolve some of these problems. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >> welcome back. washington state offering up a unique covid-19 vaccine incentive marijuana this week. the state kicked off the joints for jabs promotion from now until july 12th state-licensed cannabis retailers can offer one free pre-rolled customers. 21 and up when they received their first or second dose of the vaccine at an on-site clinic. if you get the munchies fr

side of the street a rider is ono be ab label explaining where a starbucks instead of what the street address is. once the trip is under way they can choose for more roots. i'm in the new york city area there's a lot of different ways. this is the best way and they never believe me. they always say this is where uber is telling me. at least they have more options. >> you are a back seat driver? >> we've done this back street boys routine before, guys. i remember. >> maybe that's where the routine came from. >> yes, i am a back seat myself. if i had to take a just telling them. no, no, no, this is where uber tells me to go. no, i know better. >> i'm with you, dom. no, no. turn here. just turn here. oh, okay. i know where we're going. thanks, dom. >>> up next on "today in the bay," the demand to get vaccinated slowing down across the nation. the challenges facing the biden administration to reach its goals having 70% of adults with at least one dose by the fourth of july. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, t

there are new rules on reusable cups at starbucks. >>> crab fisherman ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey gogoogle, turnrn ♪ ♪ receive a a chargepoinint homeme flex chararger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for dedetails. [ music ] >> kind of a mixed day on wall street. a new report shows several of the world leaders have paid just a small fraction of their wealth in income taxes. report cites irs data, and named elon musk, jeff bezos, michael bloomberg, carl icahn, george soros, and warren buffett. overall, from 2014 through 2018, they played a true tax rate of just 3.4%, compared to 14% for the median us household. and they reached out to those named in the report. those who commented said that they paid the taxes that were due. >>> vintage wine estates went public today in a $690 million ipo. they made the move after entering into a merger agreement with bespoke capital. the wine estates will expand the portfolio of more than 50 wine and spirit brands, plus doubling the production capacity up to 15 million cases per year. >>> good news for earth friendly coffee drinkers, starbucks h

forced an entire school to close for the day, to the decaf coffee controversy stirring debate at starbucks, all the trending stories for your thursday morning. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the new wave of cyberattacks targeting u.s. companies. >> just one day after we learned about hackers targeting one of the country's biggest meat suppliers, two more cyberattacks have come to light affecting mass transit, both here in new york and in massachusetts. >> the question now is why are we seeing this surge of attacks and what, if anything, is being done about it? abc's faith abubey begins our coverage from washington. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. summer attacks are increasing across the country affecting just about everything from food to fuel and now public transportation. the list of known cyberattacks threatening to impact american life is growing. in new york city the nation's largest mass transit agency says in april its computers were the target of an attack. officials say hackers linked to the chinese government tried to exploit security fla

her tiktok video has one and a half million > sometithbe starbucks drinks area ones made a fan. they are promoting customer created, to off menu drinks have become popular. there's the ice macho latte which i and the pink drink remax, which is coconut vanilla sweet cream cold foam in the classic pink drink. starbucks is advertising both drinks on facebook and instagram, customers who spot the sad can tap the image and access a special webpage to order. >> i love the pink drink. what is that? >> i do not like it at all. >> is it strawberry? it's one of those things that does not have a clear origin story. it is just pink and it tastes like pink. >> i am going to steer you away .'s mimic the chai >>> really big and really read, the neon classic children's books. >>> spot the robot is coming to life again. >>> a hotspot for pride weekend, the cleanup after all the fun. >>> a live look outside right now at sfo. we will be right back. >>> straight answers to your vaccine questions about access, risk, and what is happening in your community. >> when should we expect another is truly e

starbucks mostly self coffee in the united states.it started down the street in seattle and they've expanded all over the country and to other countries but what they managed to do and a lot of companies do this is they have something called intellectual property. those are things like trademarks, the rights to use the logo, things like that. things that you can move with the click of a mouse as opposed to buildings and land that can't be moved.then a lot of these companies, this is drug companies and other companies including starbucks , they say even if they moved to another country like ireland or liechtenstein or a country with no tax on corporations and our intellectual property is owned there so american companies must transfer money for the worldview to pay intellectual property we make less money in america and more money in these other countries . no income taxes because there's no income in the united states . and the president biden we believe correctly so thinks this is ridiculous .that you can just say that you make your

i know personally on the starbucks app, i've gotten out of stock or out of season messages on certain tea drinks that i've tried to order also oatly has also been out of stock messages for that in certain areas of the country and that's a supply issue on the oatly side but i think the common thread is the labor issue is touching every part of the business we've heard it from papa john's and wing stop noting hiccups in their supply chain particularly around the chicken wing shortage >> but not the oat milk, i'm right there with you with the oat milk and the coffee. kate, is this an opportunity for duncan or another competitor to swoop in and take some market share or are they also experiencing issues? >> dunkin hasn't come out and said anything so a little different business operation they're also a bit smaller starbucks is the leader, they are everywhere, so the footprint is just larger but potentially an opportunity, particularly as dunkin continues to expand across the country and into the west coast as well. >> kate rogers, thank you for that so many types of milk these days. >> wh

dawn powerwash now available in free & clear. >>> starbucks is bringing back the use of reusable cups it was suspended last year during the height of the pandemic it will restart on june 22nd barristas won't be able to touch the cup so they won't be able to clean them so they're telling customers to please bring clean cups it will only be available in store. >>> the cicada swarm is hitting its peak as hallie jackson reports, someone getting creative with these temporary invaders >> reporter: the giant swarm spotted by meteorologists. >> this is likely cicadas that the radar beam is picking up. >> reporter: and at the capital one making its way on to a reporter's jacket. >> oh. oh, my god. >> reporter: this car crashed after a cicada flew through the window into the driver's face in cincinnati but the currency kade da epicenter is around d.c. and like a lot of things in this town, it's divisive. >> i think they're gross. >> reporter: you can find them on sidewalks, on earrings, even on the menu. this chef has been planning dishes like cicada scampi for well over a year. >> for me it's

starbucks is dealing with a nationwide shortage. the company is running short on ingredients such as oat milk, peach and guava juices. some stores are also running out of iced and cold brew coffee, breakfast foods and even cups lids and straws. starbucks says this is due to a national supply shortage but will not impact prices, according to the company, amazon employees will not have to work in their offices full time, even after coronavirus restrictions are lifted in a block. post today, the company said corporate and tech employees can work nd for four weeks a year. the new policy follows backlash have too work full time once states reopen the pandemic is likely going to be more challenging for lower income californians, people of color and younger workers to the public policy institute of california says those groups are far more likely to be unemployed. floyd than the average worker while families making $100,000 a year or more have nearly recovered in terms of unemployment, one bright bill, the group says the gender gap has mos

about two decades, leading starbucks international for the last 15 years. >> thanks so much for that joe, where do you stand on this stock? >> starbucks i have long i believe it is the ultimate reopening mobility type of play. management has done an excellent job in particular with the digital strategy so i think it's back towards what is your investment philosophy looking forward my investment philosophy inclusive of mobility returning both domestically and globally and now adding a new revenue stream, which is the ability to digitally be able to access the products that starbucks so excellently delivers to the consumer >> we are getting oracle numbers. it looks like a really big bottom line beat let's get to kate rooney with the numbers. >> yep, oracle's fourth quarter results out here eps at $1.54 adjusted. that was a 23-cent beat. the street was expecting $1.31 there. revenues, $11.2 billion also a beat those were up 8% year over year. and cloud revenue, that came in at $7.4 billion for the quarter, up 8% year over year, so an important one there. stock

. >>> heading for your morning starbucks? you may not get what you want.irst we will get what we want from mike nicco. >>> let's start with the temperatures in our neighborhoods. 45 in lafayette, 48 san ramon, pleasant hill and danville at 49. 50 to 51 degrees elsewhere under a clear sky. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. mountain view in los gatos around 54 from san jose to oakland to san francisco. this is golden gate bridge and notice the flag is not active this morning. northwest wind only at 6. the breeze is back today and we get local breeze is. for the most part overall aggressive breeze is will stay away today. they will be back tomorrow. temperatures at noon will be the same but they will feel better because of the lack of breeze is. by 4:00 we warm up to the mid-70s inland. the coast 58. 55 to 68 at 7:00. it will still be cool this evening. you can see the winds at 10 to 27. uv index will be very high. burn time is 15 minutes. a lot of natural light coming in if you are staying at home. tree pollen continues moderate scale today through saturday

and tells cnbc starbucks has enough cups and coffee to keep serving customers. earlier this month "the wall street journal" reported there was a shortage as customers rebound from the pandemic. starbucks continues to face supply chain issues as baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. >>> trending this morning something that will make you happy chocolate for breakfast. starting your day off with a treat or even eating it before bed may not have the dire effects on your diet gains. you know what that you probably wouldn't woo expect. researchers at brigham women's hospital studied that impact of adding milk chocolate to a diet of post-menopausal women and morning or nighttime intake did not lead to weight gain and found a high intake of chocolate during the morning hours may actually help with fat burning and reduce blood glucose levels. >> i want a piece of chocolate now. >> i sometimes do because i have like a granola bar with chocolate. >> chocolate in cookies. >> it's in moderation. >> trending, movie lovers listen up, fast and furious franchise. >> opens across

the one we know best, starbucks. starbucks works with the farmers here who grow premium beans.re is no corruption in the process because there is no government process in terms of getting the beans out of the country. since there's a fair market value paid pledged by starbucks to these farmers, it's incumbent upon them to not only grow but to stay here. on top of that, we had horrible hurricanes last year, both category 4. there happens to be a climate change problem happening here. most of the crops are off about 50%. it's not an easy thing to make up with crops and growing. nonetheless, if you have a job here and money is flowing to you, why would you leave? >> just further proof that this refugee crisis we see across the globe, but specifically on our southern border, it's going to be a tough one to solve. thank you both very much for being with us. kerry, don't go too far. we expect the vice president's remarks to begin in 20 minutes or so. we will bring them to you live. >>> as the vice president works to confront the causes of the crisis at the border, i will speak to som

when i got his starbucks i always say my name is ella rated. >> and we know our codenames.y i'm celebrated. >> will my name is karen. so is starbucks i would have to change it now . eat all kinds of giggles. >> seventy vouchers be. i went to greece in high school and if so, she is our mascot rated in the goddess of wisdom from whom i would like to learn. >> i love that. neither of you got those. erica, you got honest flamingo. [laughter] and stephanie he got cold hurricane. >> that is a fantastic. >> that's going to be my name from now on . >> so if you when he was at starbucks, you just go right ahead. this is such an utter joy. i would love to leave this with both of you just sort of talking about like the readers get one thing from your books, what you hope that they walk away with. >> i think i hope that they walk away with the idea that we are all walking on the shoulders of people who came before us rated we have t some responsibility to live up to that legacy and the meet challenges of our time if s much fortitude at least some fortitude and selflessness. >> i stepha

starbucks is dealing with a nationwide shortage.unning out of ingredients such as oat milk, peaches, guava juices. some stores are also running out of iced and cold brew coffee, breakfast, food, even cups lead straws. starbucks says this is due to a national supply shortage, but this will not have an impact on prices set the company. and a barrier whether another breezy day out there some changes for tomorrow that slight chance of showers to the north of the bay area and a big time warm up next week. we'll have more on your forecast coming up and let's go to katie's kids use alex savage, now in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu plus salix, andre. thank you, the fda is top adviser says children need to be vaccinated against covid-19 despite the low risk that they'll become seriously ill coming up in tonight's covid conversation, we'll talk live with the bay area. infectious disease experts about what parents need to know here. also oakland public libraries are set

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there are no more kathy's chains, like starbucks, the city should do something about an exercise preemption, right? for a neighborhood that's so historical. this is a terrible development digital, but it's not just the corona crisis that's led to the book. shops, demise, says historian eric, all city who grew up right here by the sin. he believes sky high, real estate prices have also played a role. which i feel i think more and more portrait is dying, where useful is dying partly because rents are way too high, and shopkeepers can no longer afford them. for example, on the 2nd crucial factor is only sales platforms like amazon, which people shop online more and visit shops. ah, but the quarter is smaller bookshops are putting up a fight. not only cannot knows, only true book warms like yourself can offer personalized book recommendations. and here people can have a hands on experience. would you like a mini book to oh, sorry, no worries after there therefore. together with other booksellers, natalie ensure that bookstores were class as essential services in france. as a result, they could

the move over starbucks, meat, now you keep that chinese bubble. t chain already has 550 stores. what customers sip, the latest asian specialty to find the global fan base. the t is loaded with milk sugar and top yolk up pills, and it's apparently quite addictive. bobbies, i drink 8 to 10 cups of bubble tea in a week when i feel very stress is usually else right to control my diet and have one every other week. sometimes they haven't no self control. so i come here once or twice a week. now you started after applying date when entropy, nor are paying, she told her date about the idea and the 2 became business partners. that chain prides itself on innovative drinks, fresh ingredients, and a cool cafe. the core to set it apart in china. crowded bubble, tea environment. now yuki has a loyal trout i think it's good for them to go public, but even more than that, i hope there will be other companies with products just as good, but come at a lower price. that would be a good thing. now yuki wants to invest the ip proceed to open another $650.00 stores, even though the company currently

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they were displaced in favor of a starbucks and to the point is to be independent stores with walgreensor cvs store target and as the rents keep creeping up students and faculties and community lose the reasons why they came to college town. >> . >> and that would come out and later discussion. and the rebranded south l.a. that is south-central but we don't say that anymore. [laughter] that is where usc is located. and there is a university village shopping court a mixture of local businesses at price points that were accessible the university replace that with usc village that was described with the training wreck disneyland meets hogwarts with this medieval design. we've all seen the different university with that style and then they were pushed out for trader joe's or starbucks and amenities. and as a raise the prices because of developers want to meet the needs of students who pay more. and then with the subdivided apartment so families are pushed out so the argument with the usc building will put the housing back on campus and that was a blow of university housing inflation but res

starbucks also added our coffee purchasing contracts are put in place well in advance reducing volatility as retail pricing we are planning ahead as well and expect to remain on par with industry practices and below inflation which is at 3.9% back over to you. >> i'm ahome coffee person, ty in the smucker call this morning or last night they said that their folgers brand attracted millions of new shoppers in the pandemic, many of which have gone on to buy it again. >> yes, i'm sure that's true i became much more of a home coffee person over the last year. >> are you going to stay that way? >> yes, i am >> are you sure? >> we redid our kitchen and got one of these fancy things. it's very good. >> i want you to bring me in a cup. >> will do. >> thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >> it certainly does welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange it's an up and down session on wall street. the dow clawing back from a 265-point drop but the nasdaq is firmly in the red as we head into the final hour of trade amc recovering mo

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find your degree at snhu.edu. >>> starbucks ceo erroring a cup shortage >> shortage of cups, no shortagesandwiches and some items in the brakery case, they've had to ramp up staffing. so we've had some shortages in the bakery case. that is true but you look at what we've done over the last couple of months to get us in a much better position, and you just think about it when you turn this on so rapidly, it really tests the elasticity of the supply chain >> you could catch that full interview tonight at mad mn. i think he said no shortage of cups any shortage, even if it is just, it sounds like it is transitory. >> and testing the elasticity. takes you back to high school economics. we're watching nike. >> big reaction after hours after a huge beat on earnings, north american sales come roaring back the nike direct which is a proxy for online sales, and china growing at 17% shows there is momentum for the brands and it is across nike, it is across wholesale and it is across jordan and converse. we'll see if they give guidance that keeps the momentum go b here. >> and banks up and fedex do

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. >>> and starbucks naming john culver as its new chief operating officer.n for nearly 20 years now. he will replace roz brewer who stepped down as starbucks coo in february to become the ceo of walgreens boost alliance, and this week marks 90 days at the helm of walgreens. back over to you >> it just seems like brewer is kind of the perfect name to work, you know, at a coffee company. but congratulations to the big promotion to a fortune 500 ceo job, brewer. >> and more calls waiting to see what they're going to do >> there you go. bertha coombs, we'll see you in a few minutes, thank you very much >>> all right. we are just getting started, on deck, traveling the road to recovery what we're hearing from ceos about global travel, including the all-important business travel market. >>> today's big number -- $2.4 trillion that was the total value of global mergers and acquisitions during the first six months of 2021, according to a report by refinitive that's up 68% from the same period last year or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the

starbucks says the items will be unavailable until they can fix the supply chain issues.hortages. >>> there's this new piece of art in england near the g-7 summit. a mount rushmore style sculpture. the heads of the leaders are made from discarded electronics or e-waste. they've named it mount recycle more. the creators say it's meant to highlight the growing threat of e waste. the leaders are set to discuss climate change. >>> check out this hungry hippo. shared this hippo pot plus eating this in one fell swoop. male hippos are reportedly too aggressive to test. >> did all of it fall on the ground? >> that's true. >> get it. >> they eat a little like cookie monster. it falls all over the place. did you know that hippos are the deadliest land mammal? >> okay. >> did you know that? >> no, i didn't. i didn't need to know. we were just watching it eat a watermelon. >> they kill 500 people a year in africa. they do. but you know what is the most dangerous animal in the world? the human. >>> up next. >> seven things you need to know today. you can watch all of our newscasts liv

this time affecting your stuff at starbucks. >> but first, we'll show you how you can help children ease their way back into their routines. us life gets back to >> for your health tonight. things definitely will. look a lot different this summer than last year because of the pandemic and for many kids across the country as the rules continue to relax come some changes that they have to be aware. yes, well, definitely more children will be on playgrounds and attending summer camps or even summer school. however. >> suddenly starting in-person activities is a big adjustment for a lot of children who has spent most of the last year at home. experts say if your little ones are nervous or anxious about the changes. try easing them back into their old routines. slowly. >> so we've been out of our regular routine percent a long time that this new routine actually seems to be one getting back into a structured routine destruction. that time again. second. the alarms turning off electronics before bed so back into that is going to be extremely important. >> psychologist robin gurwitch says it is

still in europe, starbucks paid 3.1 million dollars in tax last year while paying 180 $3 million in dividends to its u.s. parent company, despite racking up large losses during lockdown. many say the company is not being transparent about how it reports earnings. tomorrow marks juneteenth in the u.s., but the new federal holiday is not yet baked into corporate culture. only about 9% of companies will take the day off this year. a number of big-name companies like amazon, apple, general motors, and microsoft are commemorating the holiday, but commemorated his worry it is just lip service and it provides the companies an opportunity to commemorate the holiday without actually making major changes. >> thank you very much. today's focus report takes us to one of africa's most bustling markets. hundreds of farmers and buyers flock from all over sudan to barter and bigger over the best animals on sale. we have more on this busy bizarre -- busy bazaar. >> the sun is barely up, and already there are hundreds of dromedary's as well as farmers and buyers who have come from all over sudan. >> market day

you don't have to be a coastal elite to know that just go to starbucks, order a latte with extra foamn exasperated barista to say, "so, a cappuccino?" [ light laughter ] and lest we forget, this dude used to be a democrat who endorsed john kerry in 2004 and went to oxford, so i don't quite buy it when he puts on his fake folksy demeanor and talks like he's on baton rouge basic cable giving out crawdad recipes "oowee, dey extra tasty if you leave the guts in 'em! [ laughter ] i'm willing to bet that accent isn't even real. when he's on tv, he's all like, "democrats are crazier than a swamp rat snorting bath salts in a steam boat." but then, as soon as the cameras are off, he turns to an aide and goes, "right, that's another advert for the telly, done and dusted, now switch on the tottenham verse man u! [ laughter ] the point is, this is all republicans have this culture war nonsense. like when they said joe biden wants to ban hamburgers as part of the green new deal. republicans want you to think the green new deal is some sort of socialist plot to destroy america. meanwhile, a gop con

starbucks has one car talk about sport lee popeye's their all about basically creating digital money. so if you think about it, you already have a bitcoin when you have this currency. it's a game of vacation. so what mac donald's has done is they said 1500 points to get a cheeseburger 6,000 points you to happen. miller, big mac and could see a little character. your little avatar racing towards that. every dollar you spend, you get a 100 points. workers will greet she'll if you've used your purchase with a hello, mister fletcher. how are you today? here's your chicken mcnuggets. so it personalizes little bit. it's all about keeping you entertained you. i like i think starbucks is is the the granddaddy of the loyalty programs as far as show you how more visits until free coffee. right. so mcdonald's on to something. >> i don't know. i don't know if i want them mister fletcher. nice to see you again in the drive-thru. i times i might be going to mcdonald's. but. >> yeah, let's think about this real mcdonald gets you the loyalty program out tracks you, james. and what happens it's a 200

that is a rumor. [ audience oh's] but i did go to starbucks, i came like everything was normal duh-da-da dude, you shouldn't have been here you didn't check your messages or whatever? i was like - >> yeah, my cousin called me and said, "your building is on the news, are you going into work today?" "i guess so? >> jimmy: yeah, what bizarre times. >> bizarre times, but you know what this place that we know so well, it's been nice to it be here, coming back and forth doing the show for the election felt really nice because it feels like home and it feels like we're doing something >> jimmy: we need entertainment. >> i know, and you forget that too. it's just comedy, but people do really need to laugh it feels really good >> jimmy: yes! it does. >> it's been feeling good for me to be watching the show, just to know that there is people in the audience now it just feels really good. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we're going to get back we're going to get back. >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: all right, guys, maya rudolph everyone. she's hosting "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest

-- they go to starbucks to meet their buddies. >> steve: yeah with the clanky shoes. >> jimmy: yeah, we have "guy whose giant vat of protein powder has moved with him to four different apartments." [ laughter and applause powder can't go bad, right and of course, there is "questlove throwing a baseball." >> steve: oh [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: some more business news, prada just launched "prada outdoor," which includes a $995 volleyball and a $650 frisbee take a look at this. [ laughter ] first time anyone's ever started a meeting like, "so, you guys know how frisbees are just impossible to carry [ laughter ] they're like impossible, right so, what do you do?" [ laughter ] finally, everybody, nbc is currently filming a new game show called "ultimate slip 'n slide," that will premiere right after the closing ceremony for the summer olympics let's see how that's going >> production has been shut down on the new nbc show, called "the ultimate slip 'n slide. the show had to be shut down after an outbreak of explosive diarrhea [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> steve: woa