that is where starbucks comes in i was in broward county and said how much do you think the starbucks latte cost? every senior new is $4.50. or nine weeks of social security payments. we can enhance a program to lift the caps on people of incomes over $400,000. so even at $400,000 what we are proposing for social security, it cost you more per week to buy starbucks latte fan to fix social security program with all enhanced benefits that we just laid out. why is that important? especially here you know because we don't increase the national debt. we pay for it. it is an insurance program that needs to be actuarially adjuste adjusted. if you do so in the incremental fashion, you can expand the benefit and provide not only current recipients that future generations. so how do we know? because the actuaries have taken a look and yesterday under testimony and with every aspect of the program that we put in there we assert under oath they are actuarially sound and beyond the 75 year requirement. that is what what i believe we owed the citizens of this country and was pointed out the opportunity t

the other is this starbucks coffee latte, we'll call it. you'll see how that comes into play as well. the sense of urgency here with regard to social security should be obvious to everyone. 10,000 baby boomers a day become eligible for social security. do the math. 10,000 a day, 7,000 a week, 280,000 a month, 3,000,360 a year. the sense of urgency, as it does and concerned most of our concerns, also does congress. i'm pleased to work on the ways and means committee with tom and others who would like to see a full debate on this issue. yesterday we had steven goss the actuary before congress. actually, there are two plans that solve this issue. one does it by virtue of cuts and raising the age. the other one, our proposal, social security 2100, i'd like to address and talk about today. because i really feel -- and i believe -- i forget who in the organization. i think it was mark goldwin who said it's time for the demagogues on the left and the right to put away the talking points and start working together on a solution that does right by o

in which i was in broward county florida and i put it up and is at how much do you think the starbucks latte costs everything and the person knew there was $4.50. or nine weeks of social security payments. the other way when he and the program is that we lift the cap of people with incomes over $400,000. even at $400,000 what we are proposing for social security it cost you more a week to buy this starbucks latte that it would to fix the social security program with all the enhanced benefits that we just laid out. why is that important? it's important and you know, especially here, because we don't increase the national debt. we pay for it and it's in an insurance program. that needs to be actuarially injected and if you do so in an incremental fashion you can both expand the benefits and provide not only current recipients but future generations. again, how do we know? because the actuary has take a look at. yesterday under testimony in asking steven glass about every aspect of the program that we put in there he asserted under oath that yes, these are actuarially sound and they are sound b

i usually then have a starbucks latte and ask him much that is and i'll say $4.50. or if you are making $50000 a year that's nine weeks of social security payments that would pay for social security to make sure we have enhancements in place of her future generations into and beyond the 75 year requirement while still making the programs both on the disability side in the pension and survivor benefits all of them. it should be as it was in 1983, bipartisan effort. for 50 cents a week, if you are making $50000 per year, we can solve this problem. i would love to have the american people welcome that debate so we can arrive at a conclusion that i think is in the best interest of everyone. social security is neither democrat or republican, it is american. >> thank you. members are welcome to submit a statement for the record. before we move on to the testimony, reminder witness to please limit your oral statement to five minutes. however, without objection the written testimony will be made part of the hearing record. we have one witness. seated at the table is stephen

usually at this point i have a starbucks latte held up and i asked the elderly if they know how much it is. and i'll say $4.50. or if you're making $50000 a year, that's nine weeks of social security payments that would more than amply pay for social security to make sure we have enhancements in place for the 10000 people per day that become eligible, and for future generations into them beyond the 75 year requirement, while still making the programs both on a disability side in the pension and survivors benefit, solvent. this should be as it was back in 1983, bipartisan effort. when you think about the fact that for 50 cents a week if you're making $50000 per year, we can solve this problem. i would love to have the american people welcome that debate so we can arrive at a conclusion that i think is in the best interest of everyone. social security is neither democrat or republican, it is american. >> thank you. as is customary, any members are welcome to submit a statement for the record. before we move on to the testimony i want to remind our witness to please limit your oral stat

usually at this point i have a starbucks latte that i hold us anywhere that i go and i ask the elderly if they know how much that is and they will go $4.50. or if you were making $50,000 a year that's nine weeks of social security payments that would more than amply, as mr. goss says -- pointed out, pay for social security to make sure that we have enhancements in place for the 10,000 people a day that become eligible and for future generations into and beyond the 75 year requirement while still making the programs both on the disability side and the pension and survivors benefits solid. this should be as it was back in 1983 a bipartisan effort, and i think when you think about the fact for 50 cents a week if you're making $50,000 a year we can solve this problem, i'd love to have the american people welcome that debate with them so that we can arrive at a conclusion that i think is in the best interest of everyone. social security is neither democrat or republican, it's american. >> thank you. thank you. you know, as is customary, any member is welcome to submit a statement for the re

if you want real ugly, just start at starbucks because they are having an in your face slow down while insisting that nothing is wrong. a nothing latte. starbuck starbucks' growth, from 8% to 0 because of two unflagged problems cannibalization. and some issues with third party delivery service sure did shock us today. meanwhile, the u.s. numbers meager which is why starbucks is closing locations. the coffee saturation is palpable and the bathroom policy isn't even being discussed these guys are in total low growth to no growth denial now that cofounder and owner how ward schultz has moved on. this is a chance for new ceo instead, johnson continued to overpromise and under deliver. starbucks still trades like a growth stock what is worth than a slowing growth stock, the stock of a company with no growth the fulcrum is growth. not fed. not interest rate. and all growth is not created equal. some companies have it and some don't. if it is gone, your stock is going to get obliterated nobody is going to pay up today for a nothing burger tomorrow. alejandro from florida. >> caller: i have been doing my research and this stock keeps going h

starbucks. >> juan: the other point of it was even with lattes, it's better for the american economy because it benefits the dairy industry and i didn't realize, this they said coffee beans are grown in several american states. if you go to hawaii, puerto rico, california, coffee beans. >> jesse: reigle by being called a weakling by drinking coffee with motorcycle anmilkand sugar.

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check the big board with a pretty good gain we're up 56. 50 ponts now 25,000 attention starbucks customers your money latteout to get more expensive how much more you have to pay in a moment. abc news reports that top watch dog at the justice department has found that james comey defied authority while he was running the fbi. judge napolitano will pass judgment on that, next. over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about 13 minutes in and up 70 points for the dow 25,200. guess what, the starbucks coffee just got more expensive. the stock is holding at 57 come on in suzanne lee at exchange today how much more do other people have to pay? >> ten to 20 cents more on all brewed coffee give you a sense of how expens

coincide with the holiday mark marking the end of ramadan >>> starbucks $1.95 to $2.15 in most locations prices remain unchanged for lattesnd iced coffees. that's the news update this hour you are up-to-date, carl back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> to dominic chu at hq as european stocks close for the day. dom? >> we're in, at least, losing momentum territory right now starting the day off on a generally positive note. the tone got more mixed as the day progressed more red on the screen than we thought. broader stocks europe ended up fractionally negative on the day here a drop of 2.5% in april. it already fell 1.1% in the month in march, fourth straight drop for that particular reading in germany earlier in the session, banks were among some of the best performers commerce bank and, as you can see there, even beleagued deutsche bank seemed to find some bid today quantitative easing, those talks begin this week. british stocks didn't open on time today due to technical issues but did resume trading at 9:00 a.m. local. as you can see there, just about flat on the idea in london remy cointreau, better than expect

starbucks. >> juan: the other point of it was even with lattes, it's better for the american economy because it i didn't realize, this they said coffee beans are grown in several american states. if you go to hawaii, puerto rico, california, coffee beans. >> jesse: reigle by being called a weakling by drinking coffee with motorcycle anmilkand sugar. also, smart phones, liberals prefer the iphone. conservatives samsung. now, i just don't know what the deal is with that. >> kimberly: i'm going to say -- >> greg: i'm going to call bologna on this whole thing. >> dana: i actually think this is true. i do have an iphone. i think a lot of -- it's almost like conservatives don't like the herd mentality so much. i'm going to get hate mail on that. apple became such an icon of liberalness. so then they went with the samsung. wars between people have iphones or samsungs, they are real. >> greg: the reason call bologna i don't think politics has anything to do with it. >> juan: cohort of liberals much longer. cohorts of conservatives much older. >> greg: true. >> jesse: jess. >> juan: older end has more g

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starbucks or dunkin donuts. turns out there are a record number ofoffee shots wit local and regional roots opening city.oss our justin finch tells us why. >> skim vanilla latte coming up. >> it's not every day he gregory of gregory's coffee working the bar at his "l" street northwest location. gregory has brought his new york city based cofe chain bearing his name and glasses to d.c. last year. >> i'm actively on the lookout for more locations. we're excited to continue the early results have been positive. >> diving in head first to the coffee craze. investment management and real estate firm j.l.l. is tracking it and a finding uptick in local and regional coffee brands like com pass coffee and gregory. fee shops are a natural layer that integrates very well with the residential community that's growing into those markets. frankly, it's t millennial population. >> millennials may be a driving force but so are landlords and building managers aiming for a cool factor and to tap into d.c.'s on the go cultur s >> thece within the building, common spaces where people c a break out and have meeting and get together. >> over the past several moneys ount more than

and i still order 2% venti no foam lattes with cinnamon which is amazing bumy question is when you left last time, something happened with the culture of starbucksly what it was. the baristas changed, something changed, and the stock suffered. then when you came back, it was -- it's hard to believe thay change an entire company but i think it happened. i'm just wondering are you sure that's not going to happen again? especially when you're trying to navigate with this open policy of not having to buy anything. that seems like a tough thing to leave on your predecessors or, i'm sorry, on your successor's plate at a time when i think that's going to have to be managed. because it's going to be each store to figout a way to manage through that. that's a tough time to leave >> well, i think kevin johnson and the team have been at my side now for a number of years i feel very confident in the future leadership of the company. as i said to andrew, there will always be some sickly cat issues but 2008 is not 2018 for starbuc starbucks. we're opening a store every 15 hours in china we have a roastery in italy and new york in september and october. the fu