howard schultz said the same thing.ychology has taken a more lasting hit. that's the concern. we are calm today. take a look at the vix. the curve much more normal. the front end much higher. today this is a lot more normal looking. things have calmed down dramatically. elsewhere, banks are lagging. wells fargo, bottom line is the mortgage business slowed town more than people thought of the it was a sort of low beat quarter for them. jpmorgan also a revenue miss, other big names to the down side. a classic opportunity. this happens a lot. sell right at the earnings and this is the first day. home builders are up. very interesting facts here from jack. i spoke to him this morning. between thanksgiving and tax day home building stocks have gained an average of 22% in each of the last six years. that is far outperforming the rest of the stock market. so an interesting poll. they've been beaten up pretty badly and underperfeormed. maybe this is the time to own them. back to you. >> thank you very much, bob. let's pick up o

. >> i think howard schultz should zip it. what's really disturbing and outrageous to me is that he is using his customers as a lobbying arm to push his personal politics. and i don't know if howard schultz knows this but the way you lobby as a ceo, you take your butt up to congress, talk to member of congresses, talk to the president. you don't take out full-page ads under the auspices of starbucks, and what is reprehensible is i'm sure a lot of starbucks customers would like to know how the company is abusing their e-mails. can you imagine waking up thinking you're going to get a coupon and get this political call to action? >> that could really disappoint a customer. >> right. >> it's crazy. >> what an interesting point crystal made. maybe the ceo is getting the little people, like us, too toe buy coffee to do his dirty work. >> thanks to citizen is united and all these supreme court decisions, and mitt romney was right about this corporations are people and they're allowed to do this. >> that's not right. >> here's what he

>> starbucks ceo howard schultz with be with us. he's been a big supporter of obama care. we'll get his take on the rollout problems. and then reports on their earnings in about an hour. howard will break down those numbers for us. let's not forget about facebook either. the social media giant will be reporting after the bell tonight. we'll have those numbers. instant analysis as only "closing bell" can do it. a very jam-packed show today. >> let's approach the markets in the final hour. we're well off the highs with a decline in the session of 67 points. pushing the dow back from the records reached at 15,612. onto the nasdaq, seeing selling in technology as well. nasdaq lower at 26 points. it, too, coming off the highs which were down but we really worsened after the news from the fed. s&p 500 looks like this. similar chart pattern. you see exactly where the market really came undone after the fed minutes were released. down 9.5 points at 1762. want to bring in our panel of experts and make sense of what's happened in the last hour. >> joining us, crying from "the economi

jim is now joined by howard schultz, the chairman and ceo. jim? >> this is really a pretty exciting development. i was blown away when i walked into teabana. this is a totally redesigned, extravaganza place. this is quite different from what people expected. >> no question about it. when we acquired teavana, we acquired a jewel of a company that had 350 companies in malls of america. oufr, their business did not include any kind of a bar in terms of being able to make a beverage and no scores across the country. you talk the starbucks model, the espresso bar, the romance and theater of the beverage, stores in every community in america. what we plan to do is leverage the capability of starbucks in a completely complementary business we have been in for 40 years but now we're going to bring it to the country of america, all over every city, in canada and at some point i think we can braeng ting teavana to a well. this the beginning of a thousand stores over the next two years. >> all-time high this morning, starbucks. this is a needle mover within

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and from main street to watt street, starbucks ceo howard schultz is pleading for civility. he is urging pressure to be put on lawmakers complete the shutdown. >>> the government shutdown is nothing compared to what could be ahead if the local leaders don't agree to raise the debt ceiling by october 17. here is how it could hurt yout at home. shopping for a car the 0% interest car loans gone. thinking about refinancing your house to lower interest rate, forget about it china's finance minister wants the u.s. to avoid hitting the debt ceiling. china holds more than $1 trillion in u.s. treasury bonds. >>> overseas u.s. marines are on high alert. some 80 marines are in tripoli. they join more on the ground as part of an on going task force. al libi had been wanted. he is the ten tth suspect in custody. we know more about what is happening to him. he is being held on this naval carrier in the mediterranean. he will be questioned at sea for days and maybe weeks. the cia, fbi and u.s. military will all be part of the interrogation. al libi will stand trial in the u.s. for planning

. >>> well, coffee send the only passion of star becomes' ceo howard schultz.tics, politics and coffee and angst these days. in fact this time he's offering americans a platform to voice their frustration, urging lawmakers to come together to stop the stalemate. nick valencia, we hope you're not drinking too much coffee there, nick. how many signatures do they have? >> reporter: i just checked in with starbucks a little while ago. the number officially still stands at about a million but they expect it to up through the weekend. about 11,000 stores nationwide, averaging 20 million customers through a weekend. the hope is every single customer this weekend signs this petition, elaine johnson is one of those customers. we were talking a little while ago about the shutdown, about this petition. what do you think about this initiative? >> i think it's wonderful. put your names down, get involved. it's time. we're falling behind. america should not be in this situation. >> reporter: is it more of a symbolic gesture, or do you think when these millions of signatures

joining me, howard schultz, one of the business leaders who has handled obama care as a positive for business and the country. howard, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, maria. how are you? >> i'm good. before we get into the business at hand, starbucks earnings, what was your reaction to the president's speech on obama care? i know you've supported this idea that health care should be available to everyone. what are your thoughts as we watch the president defend what has been a tough launch? >> i think at starbucks we come at this in a unique way. we have been providing comprehensive health care insurance to all of our employees, including part-time employees who work 20 hours a week for years. our plan is better than the affordable plan that the president is add advocating for. it is law and we have to accept that. what i would say is unfortunately in this kind of situation, execution trumps strategy. it might be a great strategy but execution is flawed, off the rails. and i think what the country needs now is real honesty and transparency and truth about what's really going on

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> howard schultz joined starbucks in seattle.e opening its first teahouse in new york city. howard schultz is here for an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." welcome. >> good morning, charlie. >> i assume you go into tea because there's a market for it. >> how about 90 billion. on 85th and madison tomorrow you'll be able to walk into a shrine with tea and a tee nirvana. >> why not make them part of a starbucks store. why make a separate store called teavana. >> we sell tea inwith coffee but it's extend like. i think tea require as different explanation. >> you're doing more than tea. i love your mission statement. to inspierks nurture the human spirit, one spirit one cup, one neighborhood at a time. there is outrage, though that you've dropped the pumpkin brand. maybe you can talk to someone out. >> outrage by more than one person? >> right now it's chris, our director. why expand to tea when you do coffee so well? >> it's an opportunity to do other opportunities. swre a global business in 62 countries and in many pa

meanwhile, starbucks ceo howard schultz is urging lawmakers to end this shutdown. he said he's, quote, utterly disappointed by the level of irresponsibility and dysfunction. the government shutdown is not compared to the situation if lawmakers cannot fix the debt ceiling problem by october 17th. those 0% interest car loans would be gone. refinancing your home, forget about that. mortgage interest rates would also skyrocket. your credit card payments would also spike. the crisis has worried the world. for example, china's vice financial minister wants the u.s. to avoid hitting the debt ceiling. china holds more than $ trillion in u.s. treasury bonds. take you overseas right now. u.s. marines are on high alert after the weekend terror raid in libya. it's in response to this terror suspect. some 80 marines are in sicily to respond to security threats against u.s. interests. they join 100 already on the ground. that group was set up after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. he's the tenth suspect in custody for that attack. the 49-year-old is current l

. >>> starbucks ceo, howard schultz, is asking, capital we all get along. he wants the country to fix the gridlock. they will give out a free coffee to anybody that buys a drink to someone else. it probably won't change any minds in d.c. but it is a pretty good marketing tool. >> it is nice just to share the love. the big hearts out there for some coffee. >> it is nice. >> i appreciate it. thank you very much. >> courtney, we will check back later on. >> can i buy you a cup of joe? >> i'll get you one next week? >> no, the free one will come today. >>> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >>> i love a pumpkin spice latte this time of year. 4:45. you have to wait for it but, boy, oh, boy, it is good. if you are up with us, you are chances jo chances enjoying a coffee with us. a few light showers. nothing significant enough for an umbrella. move quickly getting out to your car in the south bay. over the past 15 minutes, starting to see a little bit of activity right on time, mother nature. boy, oh boy, we like it when she does that. 4

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howard schultz knows it and he is finding every nook and crannyo put stores.>>ou like it, adam? >> i do but i will point out a risk. he is expanding the menu greatly. it's an opportunity and also a risk. that is someing they could screw up. >> the breakfast menu didn't work out. what do you like here? >> schwabs total stock market index fund, charles. this is a perfectxample of why investors should just keep investing a prudent amount consistently in the market. what happened la week, the market was down and then way up. this is how you succeed in that environment? >> ben, what do you like? >> i like lots of things. mostly daigen, but you can't buy stock from dagen. i like e.e.m., the emerging market index. that to me, it got kicked hard but now they are coming back. i love emerging markets. >> i le it as well but i love you better. lace for business.ntinues fox. ♪ ♪ >>> so forget about all the rhetoric and the wrangling in d.c. get to the heart of the debt battle. out-of-control entitlement spending. the biggest chunk of the budget by far. republicans leers s

howard schultz is urging business leaders to turn up the heat on lawmakers. inted with the level of irresponsibility and dysfunction in washington. during the debt ceiling battle of 2011, schultz called on americans to stop making political contributions until a deal was made. >> he stopped making all of his to democrats. that's the only person he ever, ever made a contribution to was democrats and stop -- okay, howard. >> top u.s. bankers are warning against any move to prioritize interest payments. some lawmakers say paying interest on u.s. debt before other obligations like social security would calm the debt markets but bankers told the papers a move like that would create uncertainty. it would drive up interest rates, they say, and disrupt markets. >> our special guest host this morning, a "squawk" market master, real estate investing legend sam zell chairman of equity group investments and all the obvious questions we're going to get to, sam. i want to start with one that's not quite as obvious and that is here we are with a symptom market that is qe jui

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there is no way that i think that howard schultz is gouging the chinese people. it is not the style of the company. it is just not. they are not a gouger. you have to pay more. there is an affinity. this is a company that treats its workers well. >> the brand is actually adored in china. it is not starbucks. it is sheen bucka. >> how do you say latte? >> i have no idea >>> we look forward to wednesday and you sitting down. >> this is amazing. this company is the most service-pro company we have in this country. >> we'll get jim's mad dash after a short break. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. (announcer) at scottrade, our clto make their money do more.re (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to impr

ceo howard schultz wants to send a message to lawmakers oncoming together to resolve the political gridlock in washington. starbucks has gotten political before, asking customers to keep guns out of starbucks after mass shootings. >>> a state appeals court in san jose ruled normal spanking does not qualify as child abuse. the panel overturned a trial judge's rules that a mother should be reported for child abuse for spanking her 12-year-old daughter so hard with a wooden spoon it left her bruised. the appeals court found the overall circumstances did not warrant a child abuse report. the ruling is designed to set a legal precedent. >>> when it comes to the role of parents, a new study finds that moms still do most of the work. what a surprise. according to a new pew report mothers spend much more time than fathers feeding children, giving baths and teaching their kids. "the washington post" reports moms still carry much of the load because of long standing parental roles. the research also found mothers find house work, paid work and free time more meaningful than fathers. you've got to giv

." >>> howard schultz joined starbucks in seattle.es. tomorrow starbucks makes another big move, opening its first teahouse in new york city. howard schultz is here for an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." welcome. >> good morning, charlie. >> i assume you go into tea because there's a market for it. >> how about 90 billion. on 85th and madison tomorrow you'll be able to walk into a shrine with tea and a tee nirvana. >> why not make them part of a starbucks store. why make a separate store called teavana. >> we sell tea with coffee but it's extend like. i think tea require as different explanation. >> you're doing more than tea. i love your mission statement. to inspierks nurture the human spirit, one spirit, one cup, one neighborhood at a time. there is outrage, though, that you've dropped the pumpkin brand. maybe you can talk to someone out. >> outrage by more than one person? >> right now it's chris, our director. why expand to tea when you do coffee so well? >> it's an opportunity to do other opportunities. swre a g

. >> c-e-o howard schultz says the offer is a way to help citizens "support and connect with one anotherwait for elected officials to do the same for our country." schultz also made a political statement last month when he said guns were not welcome at starbucks. >> scientists martin karplus, michael levitt and arieh warshel have won this year's nobel prize in chemistry. levitt, pictured here, is a school of medicine. the royal swedish academy of sciences cited the three researchers "for the development of the multiscale models for complex chemical systems." earlier this week, two bay area researchers won the nobel prize in medicine for discoveries about how key substances are moved around >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. some new findings of this morning from a shooting in washington d.c. involving a woman who suffered from post part mom depression and led police on a chase. we will have that story. first, george is watching your morning commute. >> we will have more on accident by it was on 81 the kron4 morning news continues. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little

ceo howard schultz saying americans need to come together in these challenging times. the new look includes a 3d ribbon and colored ink. food a developer at the south by southwest e krxt oco. jet blue starts allowing families to pool their frequent flier miles. and letting customers decide who qualify qualifies for diskoucoundiscoun. >> i am the one who found this house i bought everything in it. >> with my money. it is a lot easier to spend. >> not exactly the war of the roses but the big talk name calling and mud slinging on capitol hill can sound like a bad marriage headed for divorce. >> a lot of americans can relate to this christine. that maybe reagan had with tip o'neill. he's not good at the small talk and the chit-chat. the how was your day dear stuff. you take john boehner who is having a hard time choosing between confrontation and his new marriage. let's talk about it, the affordable care act, it has been law for a few years and now it stands to make him a star. >> couples who argue about finances are more than 30% likely to divorce than couples who argue o

>> i love the howard schultz story. he starts this company and is an american success story.bout intermingling his personal feelings and i worry about what kind of lists they are building and i think he is progressive and do they build these lists and exploit them later on. >> charles is giving this a lot of thought. >> andy, do you have a problem with it? >> i don't. i think it is fine. i hate petitions. i think they are a way for people to think good about themselves. in this case they would be the people signing them. and howard shoults can say this. it is not saying republicans are stupid or democrats are idiots. it is saying hey, get your act together. i don't see a downside for this. >> if it is not going to do anything, tom, why is he doing? >> it is just pr. i think it is smart. i think schultz is a very smart guy. i don't think there is a downside to being a left wing business. we are still going to buy our coffee there. do you remember what happened with whole foods? we had the idea to suggest that it was going to cost some money. i think this is a smart business mo

starbucks ceo howard schultz is hoping to teach lawmakers a lesson in paying forward.til friday just this week the coffee chhin is offering a free brewed coffee to any u.s. customer who buys another person a beverage. it is just a tall group, it costs $0.05 to make at starbucks but ceo howard schultz says it is a way to help fellow citizens support and connect with one another as we wait for elected officials to do the same. take a look at the stock of starbucks today. no impact. connell: they will lose some much money. gold feeling pressure right now with the dow and with a shutdown dragging on so we will bring in david williams to talk about it, strategic goal standing by. >> the outlook is okay, a surprise because it is down with janet yellen being announced as about to be announced as running the fed you would think the gold would rally but commodities in general going down with it. connell: why so much? $24 to date. >> that is a shocker. the dollar is strong and commodities are weak and we are searching for a reason why we will all find out tomorrow like markets a

the chief executive howard schultz says he wants people to connect and support one another and hope theyet an example for washington and their political grid lock. >>> there is a government shutdown, the federal government is shut down. >> no! no! >> those are the tears of a 5-year-old boy on day one of the federal shutdown. his mother is a tv news anchor in orlando. says when she got home from school he found his favorite website, nasa.gov was shut down, he played kids games there every day. an employee responded to this saying i hope we'll have everything back on line for you soon. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00, the challenges ahead for president obama's nominee for federal reserve chair. >> more needs to be done to strengthen the recovery. >>> janet yellen is known in the bay area, you will hear from one of her colleagues next. >>> also the 9-year-old boy who sneaked on to a flight to las vegas, tonight, the controversial remarks from his father. that is not the right piece of video. and what happened when a pilot passed out leaving the control of the plane to female announcer:

that's because i think the an lisss will mistakenly give ceo howard schultz a hard time about chinese sales in the weak of questions over price gouging. these analysts fear they will crack down or embefore a ras starbucks like they did kentucky fried chicken, a subsidiary of young brands. i think it's nonsense. believe me, these analysts can create a morass of gloom. i say among the consumer package initiatives, the belongs bakery and the tea party we visited earlier this week, i think 2014 will be gang busters and i'm not concerned about china, it's not even gouging. finally, we want value as with these mobile stocks i have been mentioning, gm. i think they will surprise people as china and europe have gotten better while the u.s. continues to percolate. i am making gm my sleeper pick. i pick them at 4:00 am when everybody else is sleeping. now, we hear from exxon thursday. they remind me of big pharma, exxon and merck. don't focus onment that focus on the production rates. if that happens and the group sells off, here's what you, do you buy global energy, which i think had the great

some may say it is nice for starbucks ceo howard schultz says show his support, but critics argue he of politics and stick to making coffee. >> this is something he has done before, 2011, but to bickering. it will be a liitle bit less effective because last time the city will affect the politicians more directly, but we are talking about it. a great advertisement for @%arbucks. it makes people feel good about starbucks which is corporate constantly being fought. this is good for us. >> to discover they're using the dive from the crushed red beetles and south america. we interviewed. what are you doing? >> he keeps saying that he does not want to be involved in politics. if you look at it, starbucks seems to be the cultural at the center of what is happening socially, and it is a marketing ploy that is working for them and relates to what a lot of their consumers and the u.s. population feels about what is happening with the u.s. government. we wanted to fix the problem. this is a way for him to initiate the fact that we are concerned and aware of what is happening. >> a lot of ceos h

on cnbc's closing bell, the cfo howard schultz says he's cautiously optimistic next year.nk the greatest threat to the consumer unfortunately is the situation in washington. no small or large business can be immune from that. we are in a unique position where starbucks have become a very important part of people's lives in america and around the world. and we're not immune, either. we've been able to navigate through the storm and we're cautiously optimistic about calendar 14. >> on the conference call, starbucks says it expects same-store sales to grow in the mid single digits in fiscal 2014 given it's a mature business. that led to questions from several analysts about when the company would return to strong growth again. sales took issues with that and scolded analysts on the call. he said, quote, it seems like we can't get through a conference without this tension between us and you regarding this growth guidance. we are not going to put a number out there that is such a stretch target. it would be irresponsible to forecast higher sales target probably over the concern

. >> howard schultz, the guy from starbucks began to bring factors back to america which he otherwisesoutsources which is a moral capital duty. i like that. >> that's great. >> i think he'll be rewarded. i don't think starbucks will lose business. >> but -- >> what is the but? >> walmart committed to bring back 50 billion jobs in manufacturing in the next ten years. $50 billion -- >> jobs -- >> sorry, that's probably because i said jobs. i've been drinking out of a champagne glass. that's not enough -- >> you got to go back to where the kids are educated. >> you have to have the will. >> let's take up the will. someone tweeted earlier to me the problem is social media. that too many young kids are addicted to twitter, to facebook, to my space, to whatever it may be. they spend so much time on laptops, they don't have the physical drive and graft perhaps of their parents and grandparents. do you think that's a good argument? >> maybe, but i think a better argument is, well, the show you work on for instance and many shows that are very, very popular. not a criticism at all but interesti

both parties need to come together today and solve this problem. >> howard schultz afeels we're heardhis man. he's outspoken on this issue, getting close to sounding like he's developing some kind of a platform here. do you think he might be running for office? >> it's the question i ask every single time and the answer is always the same. i asked him will you run if you're so fed up, why not run? why not throw your hat in the ring and he said i have "i don't have any intention of running for office." >> don't have any intention, that sounds like hillary clinton. >> he's told me before he thinks he can get more done in business and frankly with this platform than he can in washington and maybe right now that seems like the case because there is such a stalemate. we know he's left leaning. he supported the president in the last election. he hasn't given any money to any politicians. he called on all of us to stop political donations until they get things together. he's already learned how to speak politics. half way there. poppy harlow thank you. >>> coming up next we're monitoring the

and we're watching it closely for you. >>> meantime, starbucks ceo howard schultz ticked off today. solve the fiscal crisis. schultz will circulate a petition at thousands of starbucks all across the u.s. it calls for lawmakers to reopen the government and pay dents on time. poppy harlow talked with schultz. >> what do you think the consequences are if we do not reach a long-term debt ceiling deal. what does that mean? >> the consequences are dire. our standing in the world, the fracturing of consumer confidence, the psyche of the american people. small and large businesses across the country will be significantly affected. no one will be immune. and what's so perverse is this is not something that has been invented. this is something that is self-induced. this is something that is just political. we have to bury the hatchet in terms of our political differences, have civil discourse, and let people get in a room and commit to themselves they're not going to leave the room until they solve the problem for the american people. >> well, earlier this week, schultz called on his fellow c

c-e-o howard schultz says until friday, the company will give a free, tall coffee to anyone who buysnother person a beverage at its stores. schultz says his offer is a way to help people support and connect with one another... as we wait for our national leaders to do the same. coming up... joe girardi decides to stay in new york. we'll tell you why he decided to stay with the yankees. and one bad quarter last week doesn't have the bears offensive coordinator all that worried. dan roan is next with sports. but first let's see what's coming up on arsenio. just a couple minutes away from a great show. bill mahr talks about the shutdown of the government and obamacare and me. we also have a performance on the hip-hop legend mc light. the hip-hop legend mc light. hold onto don't just live with love your kitchen. the kmart home and furniture event is on now. come in today and save big on furniture, small kitchen appliances, and cookware. and shop your way members get $15 in points when they spend $100 or more. shop your way at kmart. get in. get more. [ male announcer ] when you wear dent

ceo howard schultz came up with the idea. anybody who buys another beverage gets one tall coffee free. schultz says the offer is a way to help people connect with one another even as we wait for our elected officials to do the same for our country. we'll have much more on the shutdown at 5:30 including a man whose retirement is in jeopardy. we've got an entire section on our website, www.wusa9.com, and we've also got a running total of what this shutdown is costing by the second, up now to over $2.5 billion. >>> it is a landmark decision for the federal reserve, the president has nominated the first woman to head the central bank in its 100 year lift. you're looking at her, janet yellen, the current fed vice chair. now if approved by the senate, yellen would succeed ben bernanke. yellen is expected to continue steering fed policy in the same correction as bernanke. she's within a key architect of the fed's efforts to keep interest rates near record lows to support the economy. >>> a man is receiving treatment for injuries he

starbucks is a place where republicans and democrats alike maybe blend together, and certainly ceo howard schultzn't strayed from trying to have a voice in the political debate. we know just a few weeks ago, a few months ago, he was weighing in on the gun debate, saying don't bring your guns into starbucks locations, and now talking about the shutdown and trying to get people activated and motivated to voice their opinions. >> reporter: yeah, he certainly is no stranger to throwing himself behind politics. in fact, he spoke yesterday to cnn's poppy harlow in new york, and talked to cnn about what he thinks could happen if this partial government shutdown isn't ended soon. take a listen. >> the consequences are dire. our standing in the world, the fracturing of consumer confidence, the psyche of the american people, small and large businesses across the country will be significantly affected. no one will be immune. >> reporter: more than 11,000 starbucks stores nationwide. they average about 20 million customers ever weekend. it's the ceo's hope that every single one of the customers signs this pe

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. >> only on "cbs this morning," howard schultz with plans to go beyond coffee. >>> but we begin thisth a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> my job is to get the website working right, and that's really what i'm focused on. >> would you consider resigning over this. >> the white house scrambles to solve its health care crisis. >> today members of the administration will meet with insurance executives to discuss the rollout of

don't forget, we're going to sit down with ceo howard schultz tomorrow and talk about how business is doing. lower energy costs, also go to the bottom line of the transports, including the airlines and freight companies. and delta reported its best quarter ever and was able to raise prices nicely without resistance. did you hear me? an airline company able to raise prices without resistance? fedex won't quit. it's up another couple of bucks again. retailers have been down in the dumps, quarter, nice bid, walmart, target, and tjx performing extraordinarily well. is tjx not the unsung hero of this market? international companies can start benefiting in the currency translations. you know i thought the decline in honeywell was fatuous yesterday. said the same last night. and today the company boosted its dividend by 10%, which was sharply more than i expected, showing me that the sell-off was nothing more than stupid money exiting stupidly. now, just consider that honeywell is a huge international play that will benefit from the weak dollar. the biggest beneficiaries, the oil companies,

howard schultz is asking can't we all just get along? he wants lawmakers to resolve their gridlock. today through friday starbucks will give out a free tall brewed coffee to anyone who buys any type of drink for someone else. this is a way to help people support and connect with each other while we wait for congress to do the same for the country. this probably won't change the minds in d.c. but some goodwill to start your day. >> we'll all be highly caffeinated today. thanks so much. >>> if an ipad is on your wish list for the holidays, you might want to wait a few more weeks before checking it off. apple plans to introduce a new line of popular tablets on october 22. the new ipads are expected to be lighter and thinner and have more powerful processors. the blog says apple may announce a release date for some of its new computers. now is a good time to buy one of apple's newest phones. they're all selling the iphone 5c for $50 or less. walmart cut the prays to $45 with a two-year contract. that deal will reportedly be good through the holiday season. best buy and radio shack are o

ceo howard schultz says he'll share the petition with washington leaders. >>> one of the men accused of shooting and killing a little girl in oakland was formally charged in court today. alleged gang member 27-year-old joseph carroll is facing murder charges for death of 8-year-old alashia caradin. shots were fired through front door of that apartment. she was killed and two other children and a woman injured. police say the attack was likely revenge for killing of carroll's cousin in berkeley earlier that day. >>> a drug trafficking investigation ended with a big bust in the east bay. here's some of what was found. federal agents and police swarmed homes in hayward, san larenzo and san leandro. they seized $4 million worth of marijuana plants. police say suspects were stealing electrical power to grow the marijuana in many of the homes. >>> still ahead at 6:00, the san francisco police officer on the wrong side of the law. we'll tell you what he's accused of. >>> the bold prediction that sent shares of a bay area solar company soaring today. >>> and how easy is it? we follow a bay a