i did wonder what happened to nichole. i remember it was so hot, my eyes and my throat were burning. i ran up the road. and i'm closing my eyes because you can't see anything. and i touched the back of this fire engine. the firefighters looked at me, and they were like, oh my gosh. karen davis: and i later learned nichole was one of the people that ran into the fire engine. nichole jolly: the firefighters absolutely saved our lives. i waited all day for tamra. i didn't hear anything. i was so scared. if i wouldn't have had my dogs, i probably would have ran on foot. having larry open the truck door and tell me to get in and then said, "bring the dogs," it was like a knight in shining armor. i got a text from somebody i didn't know, this gentleman, larry. i found out that he had saved tamra. i feel that i was in the wrong place at the right time. tamra fisher: oh, my god. karen davis: and when we finally did get through, it was like an apocalypse. tamra fisher: oh, my gosh. it's like you're seeing this destruction that you

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look, we know that nichol had implemented some great innovations at chipotle. absolutely.ovations change the mindset, stacey, of a customer who right now is scaling backsome they are not excited about -- you said $6, mine is $7, and i just get, like, an almond milk latte, tal- >> it's the almond milk, that that's it. liz oh, yeah. >> no, i think it can though because you're talking about if the brand is positioned back to true premium, that customer is more resistant in terms of the low enor the value customer, mcdonald's or kf if c who's talking today about bigger $5 menus. that customer is willing to pay if you serve them efficiently and give them what they want. and starbucks is not doing that right now. you're waiting and you're also looking for something to grab, food, that is not cheese in a breakfastic -- plastic container, and they have not delivered that. they have brought out energy drinks that are massive. it's just not what the customer wants. yes, i think a combination of efficiency, digital innovation, some marketing brought back to life in addition to to a r

nichols went on to die three days later.not clear still here is how this expected guilty plea that martin is expected to enter is going to affect whether or not it'll affect his state charges where he is facing second-degree murder charges, that state case is currently for all oh, intents and purposes at a standstill while the federal case is adjudicated, and that federal case, jury selection is expected to begin on september 9. so now, just as we're giving this report, emmitt martin, presumably in court in federal court where there are no cameras expected to enter that not guilty plea. boris, brianna next, alencia. thank you so much for that update the search for answers and accountability now underway as authorities work to figure out how and why a super yacht sank a freak storm off the italian coast, killing seven people while changing question, are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible my taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax optimized portfolio at creative planning our money managers and

a second former memphis police officer has now changing his plea in the killing of tyre nichols emmitt martin, the third, pleaded guilty to federal civil rights charges for his role in the death of nichols in all five officers were charged in the case after body cam video showed them beating nichols during a traffic stop last year cnn's nick valencia has more on what this means for the case but attorney for emmitt martin said that his client was finally willing to accept responsibility for his actions. >> martin was facing a slew of charges from the feds, but in his change of plea agreement, ultimately pleaded guilty to two of the counts obstruction of justice and witness tampering after the hearing, tyre nichols, parents choked back emotion, speaking to reporters, this is very difficult i have four children one of my kids is gone now because of the memphis police department, we still have three more officers need to be convicted word no sales thanks to plea activity we're still fighting. >> yes, sir. >> we will fight until we get all five of those officers yes hard incomplete, and con

back in january of 2023, those officers initially claimed that they pulled nichols over for recklessriving, but in 17 months since that incident occurred, that's not entirely clear what is clear, however, is what was captured on police body camera and it shows those former police officers repeatedly kicking and punching nichols now, we are still waiting to hear what happens with those three other officers involved in this case and whether or not they will change their pleas. the clock aka is ticking. this federal case is expected to begin on september 9, with jury selection. nick valencia, cnn, atlanta nick, thank you. the fed is sending a crucial message about its next move, signaling that lower interest rates may finally be in the cards. >> what this means for the economy? >> the polls for have i got news for you are pretty yeah. >> what are the kinds we could run out the news before then? >> i would never happen if i got news for you. the mere saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max didn't pass a tissue test, buckle up there's toothpaste white and the

. >>> a former police officer changes his plea in the beating death of tyre nichols, and a former electedl charged with murder is questioned about a key piece of evidence. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the las vegas review journal" says prosecutors cross-examined a former nevada politician charged with murdering an investigation ive reporter. robert telles is accused of stabbing "journal" reporter jeff german to death in 2022 outside the journalist's home. german had written articles critical of his conduct. yesterday telles testified that he did not know how his dna was found underneath the victim's fingernails. he claims he was framed and the evidence was planted. >>> cnn says a second former memphis police officer is changing his plea to guilty in the beating death of tyre nichols. emmitt martin is scheduled to appear in court as part of an agreement with prosecutors. he and four officers were indicted last year on federal charges including civil rights violations. they were also charged in state court with murder. nichols died three days after he was bea

to the markets, these names and tell us where the value is later, it is a ceo swap it chino, brian nichololte don't take on sputtering coffee giant starbucks but with feeling the heat, the higher prices the turnaround jobs a tall order but we begin with our expert panel and three things investors to be thinking about right now, on the barron's roundtable my colleagues, and i mean, meghan linhart ananda barry, the servant bounce back been to tell us about the markets reporting rebound this past week the newest all good or all great. ben: it was fantastic and we came into this week worried about sessions we get as if you never that was not too hot and then get retail sales that were strong we gather economic and it was great and also you have this stock market is the best week of the year the best we can to november c1 not just big tech and there are some typically sleepy sectors that is been leading the charge. >> is my favorite utilities are actually beating the nasdaq 100 is here now you also had thanks and you can see you will these are all traits rates have come down and yields have co

time to go to the markets, these names and lle the value is later, it is a ceo swap it chino, brian nichololte don't take on sputtering coffee giant starbucks but with feeling the heat, the higher prices the turnaround jobs a tall order but we begin with our expert panel and three things investors to be thinking about right now, on the barron's roundtable my colleagues, and i mean, meghan linhart ananda barry, the servant bounce back been to tell us about the markets reporting rebound this past week the newest all good or all great. ben: it was fantastic and we came into this week worried about sessions we get as if you never that was not too hot and then get retail sales that were strong we gather economic and it was great and also you have this stock market is the best week of the year the best we can to november c1 not just big tech and there are some typically sleepy sectors that is been leading the charge. >> is my favorite utilities are actually beating the nasdaq 100 is here now you also had thanks and you can see you will these are all traits rates have come down and yields have co

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he said, fine, go with brian nichol.co bell, he fixed chipotle, and starbucks' gain is chipotle's loss, but what are the issues at star bucks? the price! it's so expensive. they have got new drinks right and left. heavy got the younger consumer. they've got all sorts of ways you can shorten and order. what's the problem? the price. stuart: all right. david? >> yeah, we took a big position in starbucks a few months agoing, and i'll be the first to say we obviously got lucky here. we were not anticipating the ceo change. but there's more than just price. that's the main issue. pricing power becomes limit limited. their operational efficiencies are a struggle, and this new ceo, let's be honest, he didn't get along with howard schultz, the founder. and when you bring in a ceo to the run someone else's company, you better get along9 with the guy you replaced. so they got rid of him. chipotle, obviously, has one of the best run companies of its time in the -- type in the world. this is a big hire for starbucks. stuart: up 20%,

nichol is respected as a visionary leader. he joined in 2019 as they were struggling with food safety issues and under his tenure it was a blip with few subsequent issues and he grew into a real force and introduced new successful menu items. prior to chipotle he was taco bell's ceo helping to create viral moments and catering to a younger audience, a legacy that remains today. the challenge is that starbucks will be different. first, the footprint much larger and more global with more than 39,000 locations around the world. company owned and licensed. the china and u.s. businesses are under immense pressures with higher prices and quality issues. back over to you. >> kate, appreciate that. that's kate rogers with our reporting. >>> how about this juicy little tidbit i learned earlier today from sources telling me that nelson peltz's trian built a substantial stake in starbucks over the past few months and then had conversations with mellody hobson. trian is happy with today's outcome so much that they sold the stake on the bi

his name is brian nichol. starbucks has been struggling with weak sales in the u.s. and china, and customers have complained about service quality and rising prices. starbucks says nichol transformed chipotle, and it's hoping he will do the same for starbucks. starbucks says its current ceo, who's been there only a year, will be moving on. well, the paris olympics we know are over and the athletes are coming back home. katie ledecky arriving at dulles airport in virginia. really? to a hero's welcome. this is about 30 minutes from her home in washington, d.c. the fans were thrilled. autographs and some selfies. the stanford alum says she's still waiting for the historic performance to set in a week in paris. after my last race, and i got to enjoy a lot of the olympic experience, so it's still been a whirlwind and i'm excited to just relax now. wonder how long she'll relax for before getting back into a pool. ledecky won four medals in paris to become the most decorated u.s. women's olympian of all time, with a

nichole, thank you very much. piling on vice president kamala harris for all those flip-flopping moves she is doing on liberal policies that she has backed and promoted for quite some time. from energy, environment, border, police, healthcare, we'll just scroll it. the list is long. here she is her own words. >> we must have an and adopt a green new deal. are you in favor of fracking >> where do you stand on defund the police? >> right. here is the thing. defund the police, the issue behind it is that we need to reimagine how we are creating safety. we aren't going to treat people who are undocumented who cross the border as criminals. that's correct. no question we have to critically re-examine ice. >> do you support the medicare for all bill. for people who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> let's eliminate all of that and move on. yes, i am radical. i do believe we need to get radical about what we're doing and take it seriously. >> harris: she is still laughing while she says she is radical. b

do you expect nicholl's influence to be a bang or a slow fix?i'm a little more skeptical than the street has been. primarily because i think that taco bell playbook was a very good fit for chipotle when he joined chipotle. a clear problem to solve at chipotle, which we could tackle. i think it's a much bigger sort of issue at starbucks. i'm not sure if the issue is necessarily that clear for you to be able to just have a solution for it. it's a very different customer segment, et cetera. a global company. so i think the solutions there are going to be much tougher and they're going to take much longer to implement. >> continues to be a fascinating space this year. nick, see what we get from cava in a little bit. thanks for the help. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, we are tracking the biggest movers as we head into the close. our kate rooney is standing by with that. >> carl, theme here is retail. two major retailers losing ground today on worries over weaker sales. those details coming up next. your shipping manager left t

and for me this move, brian nichols, there is not a better, you couldn't think of a better person to for their company, even better than the founder i think this is the best news ever. the question obviously i think you will hold starbucks but will you sell chipotle now? >> charles, as you know, being an investor is being in perpetual state of dissatisfaction. i got up this morning and i was thrilled to hear the starbucks, nichols going to starbucks news, and then very disappointed to hear that he was leaving chipotle which is a member of our 12 best ideas portfolio. we own starbucks in our etf, tgr, i'm happy with that i think it was the right move but there is a pretty deep bench at chipotle and scott boat write has been nichols right-hand man. he will step in as interim ceo. he has done a lot of the morale building among employees. the operating efficiencies have fallen under him. so i think the vision certainly came from brian niccol. he will do wonderful things with digitization at starbucks as well as other innovations. but we'll wrestle with whether or not whether chipotle is

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joining us now is that staff writer at the atlantic, tom nichols.a challenge to strive for coherence from these ramblings but given that we could avoid the more outrageous and ridiculous attack lines because they don't necessarily warrant oxygen and how much of a problem is that? by sanitizing him you are changing the message and changing how he sounds and could that help him and importantly -- inadvertently? >> you shouldn't ignore the crazy stuff just to sanitize it. the public does need to hear this. i think he has for eight years convinced people that this is the way i talk and it's locker room talk and i am just a brassy new yorker. none of that is true. he is unhinged. he is not stable. there is something deeply wrong with him. that should be the headline every time he does these things. they would be the headline. i think this is a good test to apply. if any other politician did things, for example, like saying things i vigor crowds than martin luther king did at the march on washington or i was in a helicopter crash with a guy who wasn't the

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i think it becomes potentially harder on the judge nichols view. judge nichols seem to think that to prove instruction -- >> you read our discussion on corruptly yesterday. it'slear. you endorsed the robertson view. could you tell me what you feel about the walker view? judge walker being part of the majority. i assume you know that. >> judge walker articulated an idea that corruptly has to turn exclusively on the government being able to show the defendant sought to secure unlawful advantage for himself or someone else. that's one way for the government to prove corrupt and intent. the theory of the case that the defendant is violating the tax laws or taking efforts to secure unlawful advantage. will be correct for the court to suggest that's the exclusive mechanism that the government trying to prove. unlawful means committed with wrong doing. there's no basis in the common law or how the term couptly has long been understood to limit the government's ability to prove it. only with th one specific way that judge walker pointed to. >> appears to b

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nichol's the real deal. i like what he's going to do. nathan in texas. nathan. >> caller: hello, jim cramer. i've got one question about carvana. >> sure. all right. go ahead. >> caller: inoticed that it's at a high price. should i hold my shares or should i sell? >> today it had what's known as a bad island reversal, went all the way up and came back down. i will tell you this. ernie garcia is kind of an unstoppable force and as rates go lower he will do even better. do not buy this stock right here at 153. let it come in. it's been hanging here for a couple of weeks. if you can get the stock in the 140s i would start picking some up. let's go to ann in indiana, please. ann. >> caller: jim, i'm a club member. thank you for everything. i wish i sounded as smart as dave in illinois, but this abbott thing, are we just like monitoring this into lilly -- >> okay, i've got the whole lawsuit down. we've got one more lawsuit in september. it's going to be in the same jurisdiction as the bad one where they got the very big verdict. i think that verdict's going t

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marlon nichols is with us. one of the signatories. quickly to start us off with the d.n.c.nergy. what are you seeing? are you hearing anything from a policy perspective that speaks to your industry in. marlon: i think there is still a lot to be said and disclosed on the actual policy. but my perspective is kamala's from the bay area. she's the a.g. of california. she knows tech. she's been an advocate and supporter of tech for a long time. i don't expect that to change any time soon. ed: a lot has been made of the idea that kamala harris is from the bay. we also had people on the show that say j.d. vance was a venture capitalist. he has the experience of backing entrepreneurs. therefore might be better for a start-up leader or entrepreneurial environment. how would you respond to that? marlon: i'll say this election to me is -- it's about more than just what's going to happen for tech. i think tech will be ok. this election to me is about human rights. and freedom. and unifying the country. i feel like kamala is a better choice in that respect. i also think she's the most q

. >> dana: this is the wreath laying for nichole gee.art of the female engagement team for afghan women and children. let's listen in. >> present arms. [taps being played] ♪ general keane in a moment. this is nichole gee, the picture she took she was holding a baby there. she was -- she wrote i love my job. general, at the memorial service her good friend said she died proud of who she was, what she was doing and proud to be a u.s. marine. i know that has special significance i know for you, who watched these young people dead indicate their lives to their country and unfortunately this result was just a horrific end to her life. >> yeah. i know she was proud to be there at that moment in a matter of crisis and there she is trying to help people deal with a very difficult situation. and she was right in the middle of it. i'm confident that she and the others who were there were proud to be there representing the america and trying to bring some stability to what was obviously a very chaotic situation. >> dana: there will be one more wrea

rich: former memphis police officer changing a guilty plea in connection with 2 2023 deathf tyree nicholstem police officer to plead guilty in the case. nicole's parents say they won't rest until every officer involved is held accountable. >> for them to plead guilty is something -- mcafee like were going in the right direction. >> accept responsibility. >> and martin and four other officers are accused of beating nichols during a traffic stop. margin agreed to plead guilty to excessive force and witness tampering. he faces 40 years in prison. molly: teaching positions, afterschool programs, whole lot more than that, the chopping block in many school districts as a federal pandemic aid runs dry at the end of next month. not congress allocated roughly $190 billion all in a push for learning loss from the pandemic and address issues that came out of it. let's bring in megan's wyoming state superintendent of public instruction. thank you so much for joining me here as many kids are already back in school. my kids go to massachusetts school. they are going to start next week. what is the end

than double the support of the incumbent president, but top us diplomat for latin america brown and nichols said the tabulation of these detailed results clearly showed at mondo gonzales won with the 67% of these votes compared to 30% for maduro, while not a total result, there are not enough votes in remaining tally seats to overcome such deficit, he even referred to how the post show gonzales was the winner before the vote actually took place. well, in a gesture by moduro to give the opposition candidate uh, edmund gonzales, a chance to proof his case, the supreme court of justice, tsj accepted a request by madura for all presidential candidates to present their voting tallies. sounds fair enough. well, aldo maduro and eight other presidential candidates complied with that request. the opposition candidate failed to do so. but why? well now comes the us's accusation of election fraud against maduro. the us secretary of state, anthony blincon has issued a statement that the election was allegedly stolen (that's right, stolen) by president nicholas madura, yet he has failed to present any e