mr. starbuck, you were married to ms. chanin starbuck at one time?eaking in calm, deliberate tones, he told the court his back surgery forced him out of work which is how he came to be more than $9,000 behind in child support and alimony. >> i couldn't do anything about it till i went back to work. that was my goal. >> reporter: money was no motive said the defense, and as for jealousy, not him. his talk about chanin's online dating had been misconstrued. >> why did you tell people about that information? >> concerned and to see if we could help her. >> reporter: some of the officers testified that you told them about the same sort of activity after the death of miss starbuck. >> yes. and they were interested in anything that could help them with the investigation as well so that's why. >> reporter: on the stand clay starbuck patiently followed his lawyer's lead, no gaffes, no slipups. >> did you kill chanin starbuck? >> no, i did not. >> thank you, no further questions. >> reporter: when it was over clay and his defense team felt so confident they e

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than a mom and pop or local store like starbucks versus the frap chin and similar drinks i think that's one of the issues that i ask you to keep in mind. i'll say that mr. egons report states as this analysis suggests in general limiting this will not help the economy and not expand the local economy for the u.s. and there's no reason to building that expanding the definition of formula retail for companies that own the formula retail help spending in the city and lastly he states that the economic impact report considered the formula retail on existing businesses, however, a new formula retail could be beneficial to the economy has a whole without ben the communities by not charging higher prices. i want to say that a couple of examples are important in showing the conclusions maybe misleading in some ways. i'm drawing larger from analysis from stacey mitch to look at the local economies she says that our report the office of economic report says that chains provide for work than formula retail do and mr. egon says fewer than 10 outlets employ 4.3 people and one major problem with the statistic the car dealings many retailers general exclude this beca

starbucks, this is a read. go downstairs. if you are into the journalism discussion, seriously get it. >> they put that on the back. don't recommend it to euros poker. i'll be surprised. mr favorite part of the book, written? >> honestly, for me the experience of picking it up, reading it, hearing his voice in the most -- it was like michael's voice is back in my head and i was hearing him on the phone sentence one to the very end and not for me actually took -- this is not helpful in selling the book, but it took me several times to read it because his voice was so strong and i was not ready to hear it, but it's wonderful because another thing about michael as he is amazing report aired, but it is an amazing writer. i think he started writing has hired inconsistently as he worked at being a good reporter. you've got to remember getting phone calls from him like all hours of the night like everyone's dead. hey, listening to these hunter s. thompson tapes in my living room laying on the couch listening to these hunter s. thompson tapes. thought he was good. or hey do you have making of the president 1962? can you pull it out of look at page 72 because there's this sentenc

mr. santelli, if anybody here is buying amazon on the weakness that we saw friday or a name like apple or even a starbucksbecause we did have kind of a trio of disappointing moves in those names. >> how about you, jason pride, are you? >> we're not very active in each of those names. we are active more broadly. you know, our perspective here is that we are in this transitioning phase from the early stages or the early portion of an economic expansion to the latter portion. the fed is starting to have to tighten a little bit, vary ever so slightly, the markets are starting to recognize that we're a little bit overvalued. we're not dramatically overvalued. we're kind of right in the middle of historical ranges. and the gains from here are a little likely -- a little bit more likely to be in that modest range than the extraordinary gains that we've seen before. so, investors are going to have to start repositioning themselves. it doesn't mean that it's an end to the bull market. it doesn't mean that there are opportunities like an amazon or an apple that you can buy individual individually, but it does mean