starbucks? >> i trade starbucks here.does trade more expensive than the markets, but it is cheaper than historical averages they have a loyal customer base here if you look at people who are in their loyalty rewards program, they tend to spend two times to three times as much at starbucks than people who aren't they have some head winds with china, not really improving as fast as we wanted to see i think that will be a great thing for them long-term we go to commercial break, every time tim is saying, i hate my starbucks drink is going up and he keeps buying it i think that is a good show as it what their customers are. i would ask you, are you still buying your starbucks right now? >> nothing is going to stop me now. why would i give up now at a $4.50 drip coffee when i started 2 bucks. seems like two years ago they have pricing power. that's part of the story here. >> paypal reporting on thursday. tim, what are you doing with this name? >> i'm going to trade it this is one of the stocks, scott refers to the cut in half

what happens i will run to the nearby starbucks. haven't thought of any other place to go frankly to get my coffee. valuation troubles me a bit. i understand the pressures in china. i'm torn here. i have no position in the stock but i have a stock buying the product. i buy quite a lot of it actually. so, as far as i'm concerned i think it's a bit of a staple. >> still to come, winning like warren. tried and true. birk shore hat that away is up 10% for the month. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! see how easy it is to save hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, verizon, and at&t. talk to our switch squad at your local xfinity store today. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experi

carter worth charts out a haven to track and keep your portfolios as healthy as possible >>> then, starbucks, for some consumers, it is discretionary for others, it's a staple. we'll find out how that's balancing out when the company reports results next week. >>> in the meantime, scott nations is brewing up a strategy. >>> finally, be like buffett berkshire stock is up solidly for the month. it reports results next weekend. if the equity is too rich for your blood, mike khouw has an option strategy to parallel its plays. it's time to risk less to make more "options action" starts right now. >> welcome, everyone before we hit some of the trades, let's talk about today's market action. stocks ripped higher to close out the fourth week of gains the dow jumping more than 800 points on pace for its best month since 1976 the s&p 500 jumping about 2.5% and the tech heavy nasdaq leading the gains climbing nearly 3%. carter, what do you make of the rally, especially in the face of some pretty brutal earnings reactions and big tech >> right i mean, one of the things about having a particularly good m

bands lick starbucks and tesla falling too. is conflict replacing capitalism and the factoring relationship between the u.s. and beijing meta's painful pivot all the spending and hiring around the metaverse has pushed the stock down over 60% this year, and one big investor is saying mark zuckerberg enough. is he right? and later, one of our traders making the case that builders might be able to weather the coming economic storm than you might expect on the desk ton karen finerman, dan nathan, guy adamiy and jeff nels the china etf dropping to an all-time low it's now down 80% from the record high hit. the china large-cap xfi dropped over 9%, on pace for its worst month since september 2011 among the biggest losers, an online recruiting company and fintech firm 360 dij irktech, alibaba dwopg 12.5% dropping to its lowest level since ipoing in 2018 starbucks which are counts children as its second biggest operating region and las vegas sands down more than 10%, yum china down nearly 14, all this after china's president xi jinping

a receipt from starbucks dated february 9th at 9:17 p. m.t was the first day lesley missed work. where did you find that receipt? >> that receipt was found inside of a purse, inside of lesley's purse. inside of her closet. >> so presumably it was lesley that went to starbucks? >> exactly. >> it was 6am when they finished collecting their evidence and night turned to day in hollywood. what had dawned on these detectives was that this may not have been the happy home of a happy couple. a visit with aasha's mother vivian gave them a glance. >> 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 and lyle. >> no. they had financial problems. >> to say these were financial problems is to understate what had been happening. viv

you can give one mile for every dollar you give it starbucks, and double starbucks rewards point. do that on days are flying. >> i'm going to ask you, how much do you need. how much can you pay for a basic economy ticket? how many miles are we thinking? works depends on where you want to go? you're going to l.a.. let's find the shortest route. >> 3 million. >> what? >> give or take. >> you are on a coffee run here. >> that's what i was saying. we are the starbucks children as well. >> this is the middle of our vent diagram. you've gotta get us. ok. travel, starbucks, delta. >> i don't care if it does cost $3 million. i don't care if it cost 3 million miles. i will get involved in this. >> always. anytime, anywhere. that's really smart. >>, under a spell. >> you have to order when you fly. >> we've got it. the workers get their money. >> thank goodness. no be there. >> what you doing? >> 10 short years, will be able to fly that. >> a free ticket. te >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, as russia escalates its offensive in ukraine, president biden warning of the g

starbucks says it will redesign stores with workstations. so will include proprietary new equipment designed to better make customized orders were up. and you can go to pete. well, there are some. >> new fluffy faces at the oregon zoo. they are having fun hanging around red tailed monkeys. indian chichi are making themselves right at home. their unique facial patterns actually help the recognize one. another in large groups. >> and those furry white cheeks are not just for show. they can store the same amount of food in the cheek pouches as they can fit in their stomachs. >> that's really interesting. like a chester garfield are some old 1800 sprit president or something? or you think about dizzy gillespie in those? yeah. he would blow that. want to trump. >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 6. you will see tonight at 8. have a nice evening, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: death of the "american idol" runner-up, moments after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ you always feel my heart ♪ >> announcer: killed and a highway accident after singing a christian him, and hot ca

they've got starbucks and taco bell and air-conditioning and modern hospitals freight is not anotherorld. given how closely related the united states is to europe and has always been, you would imagine our leaders would notic when europe began to fall apart especially when the signs were not subtle at all. they weren't. this summer germans begin clearcutting ancient forest to heat there homes. in poland, families queued up for arrows to bicol, like they did 150 years ago. in the uk, the government projected that more than 10,000 britons will freeze to death, will die this winter for lack o heating fuel. in england. that is not supposed to happen in a first world country. so europe is moving backward at high-speed. the war in ukraine is what is happening. a huge came from a shepherd those imports have been banned. with the result of his punishment, the russian ruble i now far stronger than it was a year ago. the european economy meanwhile is collapsing. europeans are much poorer than they were when the war in

still to come, starbucks looking for ways to get. >> people their coffee and snacks. pastor of the company says a store redesign will reduce the wait time at the drive-thru. >> coming up, our so called healthy breakfast cereals. really good for you. the cereals affected by new fda guidelines. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnan

and the bet in starbucks is a long-term et so to me if you want to establish a position here, the stockputs, get myself positioned around 75, 70s in a trade, but if you believe that the chinese market is going to continue to grow and the chinese consumer is inevitably going to become addicted to caffeine like the rest of us, that is a tremendous opportunity. >> i was like what are they doing the other 65 days of the year then? how do they get by >> i would have such a headache if i didn't have my coffee so somewhere between nine cups and 300 cups is what we're talking about. boris, thank you my man. >> my pleasure. >> we appreciate it. >> up next, the impact of the pandemic and the nation's classrm,uroo o nation's report card next. at adp, we understand business today looks nothing like it did yesterday. while it's more unpredictable, its possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your talent everywhere, we use data driven insights to design hr solutions and services to help businesses of all size work smarter today. so, they can have more success tom

miles loyalty program can earn one mile for every $1 spent at starbucks.nnecting the accounts, those who link the programs are also able to earn double stars and starbucks rewards when they buy products at starbucks on days when they have a delta flight. delta already allows its sky miles members to earn miles with airbnb lift and instacart valley film festival rolled out the red carpet for the director of this year's centerpiece feature. a film called till the features the story of emmett till a young african american boy who was lynched in 1955 ktvu. jana katsuyama has the story. at its core tills director says her film is a story about mamie till and a mother's love for her child. emmett without naming the world would not know who emmett till was the story of the chicago teenagers. life and death is a part of our american history that director chin oia chugoku wants etched in our memories. and our hearts, and i think there's going to be so much that audiences don't know. film keeps a focus on mamie till her maternal concern with her 14 year old son's tr

think your mcdonald's and your starbucks have priced a lot of china growth in. think mcdonald's more resilient there. and quickly over to brazil, there are brazilian banks, bbd, these are world class banks and there is a lot of capital chasing e.m. and i think brazil economy does well. india doesn't because it is a major importer of energy. >> and tesla, the market share has dropped from 25% to about 15% in the last quarter and the big manufacturing hub and it is very important for them and that demand there and they have a lot of local makers of evs that are doing much better. and we saw that with apple, too. at one point apple had much higher market share and a lot of the locals have taken up so i guess if you think about from a geopolitical standpoint and if you start having national tend epsys and manufacturing is moving outside of the region, i think you should expect for that market share to drop pretty significantly. >> there are a lot of things that china could say we're not going to send it to the u.s. any more and could wreak havoc on the consumer when

starbucks. a long htime horizon i think amazon's problems are usual. consumer growth is cyclical problem with the recession i think the question is the cloud. we heard weakness from microsoft and now we are hearing weakness from amazon. i think the question is is that management tightening like i'm doing or is that a crack in the cloud story? i think it is the former i think you think there is no hurry. they will not improve productivity in the fourth quarter. the companies are stressed in q4 you have time. it is an opportunity that you want to get a stock every 10 or 20 years sp >> ivan, same question sdplchlt sdplchlt >> i agree with nancy. i think amazon, first of all, i disagree with the slowing in the cloud. you may have a pull back because companies are cautious going into the environment where we see a significant economic pull back the ongoing migration to the cloud has a long way to go what the cloud is today will be very different in the future and offer a more high powered connectivit

i walked to starbucks to get something. starbucks, i had forgotten is closed. announced the washington, d.c. central train hub in the nation's capital, the starbucks location had to be closed down because it was too unsafe to operate. think about that. there was an article last week in "the washington post" that said we here at fox news are making up this story of the crime wave, it doesn't really exist, it is some right wing fox news story. there's a word i would say to describe that take, i can't use it on the air. i think everyone that's honest understands this is real, this is not made up, and we are seeing examples of it playing out literally all across the country every single day. >> i spent a lot of time in that train station commuting and you're right. i encountered that months ago. harris, in stark contrast to this reality we talk about, that victims and people live every day, we have a mayor here that said it is just about perception. and we have elected officials that say it is isolated. these are isolated incidents when we know the statistics show

anyway, i want to move on and talk a little bit about starbucks. as i mentioned, for 51 years we have been engaged in supporting engagement. today's conversation is so important u.s.. not only as a company or brand, but to our partners, our employees. which there are over 300 thousand plus partners. so we really pride ourselves in making sure that we are engaged as well as our partners are engaged in specific engagement. so this morning, pardon me, i just wanted to tell you a little bit about the work that we are doing to expand specific engagement. we have developed a relationship with several organizations, many are here today. naacp, and also the lawyers committee. so we are working through many, many groups and providing easy access for our partners. we call them our employees, to actually encourage and engage in civic engagement and voting rights here in your communities. to that end, i just wanted to say that we stand with you, that we will continue to support many of the organizations that you hold dear. we look forward to this conversation

you had the cds, we go to the starbucks, you start uploading all of this. i don't think so. i say that because i knew this information. i worked with it every day and i think about senior public officials, whatever they have access to the information, they don't understand it. >> trevor: that is scary. >> it's our job to tell them but it's a question as to whether they listen are not. >> trevor: you're basically explaining it to them and they are working off what you told them. >> may be. >> trevor: wow. >> depends on how they interpret it. >> trevor: couldn't help reading through the book and wondering how much of your life as informed the latter part of your journey. you were not just famous for being one of the biggest whistle-blowers in american history. you also then became famous as a buddy who transitioned at a time when the conversation was really -- you even speak about it in the book. was there not a part of you that thought, i am dealing with my gender, i am dealing with a world that doesn't accept me the way i am. by get involved with leaking mi

we have reached out to starbucks for a comment but have not heard back.the cal state system may not have enough students to fill all of its schools this academic year, but it's not due to a decline in applicants. about half of a million students enroll at the 23 cal state colleges every year. this year. state budget has increased funding to the cal state system, along with a one time $1 billion payment that allows for an additional 10,000 students. csu officials say student loan debt has been in the news a lot lately, and they want to assure potential students that cal state universities are an affordable option. one of the things that we want to share with students and families is that we have ample financial aid available both for us citizens and undocumented students as well as application fee waivers , so students if they qualify, can apply to up to four campuses for free. many csu students would traditionally transfer from community colleges. but there's been a sharp drop in those students over the past few years. regional medical center of san jose

also starbucks and nike as well.s in china for certain vehicles the declines come as investors weigh themes like president xi's tightening grip. i'll send it back to you on the stock exchange. >> see you in a bit. >>> two big days for cnbc's 2020 work summit we'll bring together top names in business, policy, labor, banking, to explore the future of work and find solutions. go to cnbcevents.com or use the qr code your screen. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back check out fedex this morning, wells fargo downgrading to neutral price target down to 160 bucks a share. warning there could be less profit for growth and weaker revenue growth the stock is higher right now about 1% but down about 40% since january. we'll get another read on demand when we speak with its major competitor, ups ceo carol tome is going to join us here on squawk on the street at 10:00 a.m. eastern time and, of course, key commentary there on the state of the global economy. david. >> looking forward to that in the brief time we have left want to

then we had starbucks, then we had amazon union here in staten island. since then, we've had trader joe's, we've had chipotle right there. there have been folks, the gaming industry folks in the media industry, 60% increase in the number labor petitions filed the first six months of this fiscal year the year before. so there are over and the be for the first time in a very long is starting to at least let unions make their so they're not being because for years entire apparatus of labor was in the hands of scalia's son people like that they were driving the train so people would go to try to get redress in the system. i to ask you one of the things is a common you talked about. i feel remiss whenever in a room this with so many people that have clearly progressive values and interests. one of the things it's curious to me is that here we are going into this election 2022 and everything is on. and i'm looking through here. health care shows up and the of people's health black there's a lot in here about your book about the chronic issue and i was feeling

miles loyalty program can earn one mile for every $1 spent at starbucks. after connecting the accounts. those who linked the programs are also elbow to be able to earn double star on star works rewards when they buy products at starbucks on days when they have a delta flight. delta already allows its sky miles members to earn miles with airbnb lift and instacart grocery prices are already high. as you know, they're expected to go even higher. the drought is forcing california growers to plant fewer fruits and vegetables and it costs board of water the crops they do plant that won't change in the near future likely because the national weather service is predicting 1/4 year of california drought. our state is already warm. it's reducing the amount of water it's given to farmers in the central valley to the north, warm weather and drought conditions in the pacific northwest could see the country's apple production dropping to its lowest level in a decade. nearly 70% of the nation's apples come from washington state growers. they're having a difficult time th

meanwhile, starbucks plans to make his drive-thru lines go a little bit faster. the company says customized cold drinks orders make of about 75% of all their orders. that makes for us does work extra hard to keep up with substitutions and off the menu. concoctions to help them out. starbucks will redesign stores that work stations that are going to include new equipment designs to make the orders customers on that go little bit faster. >> still ahead on the phone from morning news. we are talking more about what's going on here at home and how sigh of student is going up. right back after the break. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. hopefully you've got some sleep last night in a you're well-rested to enjoy the day because the weather is nice. next few days. hopefully we're going to be on the same pattern because i start to think about my weekend plans on thursday, john, something ken. >> maybe high over the weekend. you think it will be good for that? you know what? we're looking at this holding pattern rain and it's going to carry us through the next

we have reached out to starbucks for comment, but so far we have not heard back.al south bay community and public service groups are sharing $3 million in new federal funding. congresswoman zolotukhin presented the checks to four groups. today $1 million in funding will allow the bay area community health organization to digitize its health records a critical need that's not covered by other funding. the san jose police department received $1 million for its mobile unit to assist people experiencing a mental health crisis. because of this federal funding, the city and county will be able to continue this program. well, they worked to secure long term funding to incorporate and m katz continuation and expansion. i think it was it will save lives. senators a state university is getting half a million dollars in funding for its healthy community clinic in east san jose and an affordable housing development in san jose by semos mayfair will get half a million dollars for its community center. okay i hope you have a nice day. very fall like out there kind of an interes

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the dunkin' donuts that's private oh, starbucks. yes, yes, yes, just kidding. i just did that just to irritate howard schultz for a few jokes starbucks is very inexpensive and buy it and thanks for the nice minnesota comments. this market is dominated by bonds, oil, the dollar if we have a big up day like yesterday, take chances and do selling. on "mad money" tonight, the cip is a measure of the market but how well do you understand the data i'm pulling back the curtain on the numbers and sharing what you need to know to become a better investor and earning season comes with a big bench of reports. i'll returning through the numbers to discuss the sector including bank of america on monday and oil could be one of the most watched corners of the market but amid a host of headwinds, what can investors expect i'm discussing with an oil expert rusty brazil so stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-c

best idea is starbucks, mcdonald's and cisco you own shake and dutch. >> these are much smaller.ames i own are a couple million dollars in market cap. when i'm in space what i'm really looking for is not who's going to have the best operating margins next month i'm looking for chains that can go from a few hundred store tuesday a thousand or 3 or #,000. those are the types of stories that get me excited. i've seen a lot throughout my career work out well i think shack and bros have perfect configuration of consumers who like the product, great employees, great base. >> you talked about dominos the other day, that it's come down so much that it's way too cheap fundamentally. that's what you said you're thinking about it as a potential hedge. have you thought more about it >> well, i think this is a stop that they completely threw out with all these quote-unquote stay at home stocks. and to some extent that was warranted. obviously delivery pizza went through the roof during the lockdowns i was half smirking saying that if you think we're going to have another battle with covid thi

leading the charge, employees working at some big corporate names, starbucks, apple. today, in fact, the vote to unionize a second amazon warehouse in new york state came to a close those votes will be at allied tallied tomorrow what will happen to the unionization movement if a recession grips the economy? cnbc's kate rogers has the story. >> reporter: and with new power dynamics, employees including cashiers, "brothers & sisters," pilots and warehouse workers are continuing to flex their collective strength to ask for more in the workplace, even as a potential recession looms. key industries, retail, food service and warehousing have a collective 1 million more open jobs than before the pandemic giving workers more fire to organize some like hannah smith at the recently organized rei store in berkeley, california, says a downturn makes better benefits and job stability for important so now is the time to push. >> i had co-workers who lived through the '08 recession and had a real tough time finding them and creating a union now felt like a way to protect for that in

a civil rights complaint against starbucks over its alleged racial discriminatory hiring practices. know specifically this lawsuit mentions the coffee giant's hiring practices and professional events held only 4 black indigenous people of color on either starbucks nor the efc responded to fox business is requests for comment. well, chipotle ceo brian nichols says california governor newsom's proposed changes to the minimum wage could cause the restaurant chain to rethink its presence in the state. now, ceo says this could mean higher prices for customers or less expansion in california and for the very first time customers of walmart, walgreens and cvs and others. we'll be able to buy over the counter hearing aids without a prescription. those started showing up in the stores this weekend. that comes months after the fda finalized a historic ruling, improving access to curious by eliminating the need for medical exam or prescription that should significantly drive down the cost of hearing aids as well. and halloween is almost here. but the price of candy might be the scariest thing

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got 12% same-store sales growth at starbucks. as we go back to work, people are drinking caffeine. that's another great example and we have names like eli lilly that are in there, t-mobile with 30% growth and yet it's priced at 23 times. it's great to be boring again. and we're seeing opportunities in those boring areas. and it's kind of fun to go back to some oldtime stock selection in those groups. >> that's it, don haher, t-mobie starbucks, jeff crumbleman, boring is the new red hot. jeff, thank you. j you're not boring. thank you. >>> on deck, climate companies and venture capitalists are gathered in seattle to address the challenge of net zero emissions. the surmt immit is hosted by hi energy group >>> plus, business on the ballot believe it or not, china may be a huge issue for voters in ohio. we'll explain how, coming up - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. news from the future: you're going to live through that about 10 more times! (laughs) no stress. i just discovered yieldstreet. they vet investments th

be turning the number of petitions to union i has jumped by nearly 60 percent since last october. starbucks has seen a surge in union activity, nearly $200.00 stores have taken the 1st step towards forming a union. amazon workers in staten island, new york, successfully filed a petition to form the company 1st union corporations from apple and google to target. and kellogg says, seen union activity to labor expert. david madeline says most workers have faced 5 decades of near stagnant wages, while economic inequality has hit record level and in juggernauts like amazon or apple workers are also under immense pressure to meet performance quota set by algorithm. with little control over changing their working conditions. then the pandemic hit. the american economy wasn't working very well from workers. and then you had co, which really put those problems into star relief workers were consider essential, but they weren't paid more than initially upstate work places. and so workers really felt particularly vulnerable at the same time, i saw the executives at their company's getting your record p

and why are starbucks and the seattle seahawks coming after washington senate candidate tiffany smiley? >> she's going to tell us in moments the talk, which is now taking a hiatus. >> and co-host sharon osborne defended piers morgan over meghan markle. sharon osborne was fired from the talk. >> her exit from the talk made headlines around the world. growing up, my father's family web absolutely penniless. it was a new format for television. >> she takes her stuff off the stage. she collapses. no one should have ever gone through what she went through. why are you doing this to me? >> thank you for asking questions. you stabbing me in the back. it was so unfair. that she was labeled something that she wasn't. >> the punishment doesn't fit the crime because there was no crime. we don't know anything about me. i say not. then from the grocery store to the gas station working families are getting hammered by rising prices. but instead of focusing on inflation, congress is pushing anti innovation legislation that will impose more financial burdens on working people and seniors. >> their mis

and he's worried that are going to be drowned in starbucks or something. and that's sort of the argument and i remember watching real time because it was like it was the political equivalent of a flash mob. like you see it happening and then you go is happening. and then more people came and people started tweeting, stand with rand and. then people went to the senate floor and he's making this argument and i'm listening to the argument and i think, gosh, i don't know that that many people are afraid that barack obama is going to drone them in a starbucks here in america and that it's a caricature of an argument. it's not that far off. i mean, that's what that's what he's worried about. that's what he's saying. and it occurred to me much, much late, i'm embarrassed to admit that it wasn't that people were worried about being grown in a starbucks. they just wanted somebody to stand up and say, you know, enough, i don't want enough with this guy, the white house. and that's what he did. and i think he gave voice to a lot of people who had those frustrations.

a group of 8 starbucks employees in south carolina and united states are soon the company. they are part of a unionized group of workers and say their manager has falsely accused them of assault and kidnapping. after they demanded arrays. large financial institutions have increased their funding to companies responsible for deforestation around the world . that's according to the forest and finance coalition. the n g o says that financing rose over 60 percent to $47000000000.00 from last year. and all 3 of germany is remaining, remaining nuclear power plans will stay operational until mid april. that's after a decision. by chancellor, all of shots of the social democrats, the measure is targeted to help the country through an energy crisis energy from the power plants replacing gas deliveries from russia without creating a bigger reliance on coal. all right, let's take a look at this controversial matter with cassandra. sunk from detroit business. cassandra, tell us more on why the chancellor needed to put his foot dock. there was a big meeting this weekend. all 3 coalition

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"seattle times," starbucks telling the conservative to stop using their logos. here's what she had to say about corporate moves against her campaign. >> i don't think it's any coincidence the seahawks, starbucks, "seattle times" has a coordinated attack. i'm talking about issues expecting washington families. i wouldn't be surprised if patty murray worked with these woke corporations to try and bring my ads down because they tell the truth about her failed policies. >> todd: one of the most watched in the country as the g.o.p. looks back to take control of the senate in november. let's get ready to get to one of the best day for the rams. here it is. wild monday night football moment. some idiot running on the field. bobby wagoner lays him out. he's in animal rights protester. >> carley: isn't he having a girl? >> todd: somebody knows about gender! let's move on to the actual plate, shall we. the rams could not stop samuels. the niners' offense... >> third down and three. what a catch. stays upright. one on one. can't bring it down. highlight reel! touchdown! >>