and wasserman schultz met with president barack obama last night. he apparently had some questions about philadelphia they were minor questions, logistical questions and after debbie wasserman schultz apparently answered those, the president said go with philly. that rippled through the democratic community here in city hall nbc 10 spoke with council president darrell clarke just a short while ago. >> this is a good day for philadelphia. we're landing some significant events in the city of philadelphia because people know that we know how to do it right. >> reporter: now, according to congressman bob brady, it is not a done deal just yet. there are contracts that have to be signed and when you mention contracts, you think of labor and unions. that was a big issue back when the republican national convention was here in philadelphia back in 2000. but according to congressman brady, all of those issues have been ironed out. the unions affiliated with the wells fargo center where the bulk of the convention will be held, all of those unions are signator

and the subject was discussed. >> reporter: schultz is a distinguished fellow. as for the future, he says the next president of the united states should be a governor. he likes scott walker and former florida governor jeb bush. in a recent poll, among republicans 48% said they would more likely be to vote for a candidate who supports fighting climate change. >> there's a reality emerging. and it gets more and more undeniable. >> schutz says he supports a fight against emission. >> because carbon is a cause that's imposed on society. it's not good for your health. let alone the climate. so let's make the people who are producing it bare those costs. that levels the playing field. >> reporter: of all his titles over the year, husband and father are the top two. schutz is now a great grandfather to four and in his office he surrounds himself with photos of family. >> is there one particular thing you cherish or you would be willing to share with us that means a lot to you? >> well that's a picture of my mother. >> reporter: the picture of his mother, margaret. >> y

schultz? do you agree? >> i think you have to recognize that a prime responsibility of the federal government is to provide for security. that is number one. one of the things, as you read from ronald reagan, one of the things he did was go build up our military. got a lot of objections from his budget director. but he said this is a number one thing. as the economy improved, things got better budgetarily. when he took office, he had the vietnam syndrome. and our people were not wearing our uniforms into the pentagon. he said, stand up straight, be proud of yourself. wear a uniform. we had a military buildup of considerable size. the statement was peace through strength. we actually did not use our forces very much because it was obvious to everybody that if we did, we would win. so you better be careful. don't mess with us. >> excellent statement. dr. albright, i agree with your position in ukraine for probably a different reason. i happens to be there at the election in november. a lot of people do not re

thin skinned the congresswoman's political team is this comes after news this week that wasserman-schultzn for the senate if marco rubio mounts a presidential bid. she declined comment about the e-mail exchange. >>> speculation is swirling on the internet after the first trailer was released for the final seven episodes of "mad men." i can't wait. here's a look. ♪ ♪ if there's a cure for this i don't want it ♪ ♪ i don't want it ♪ ♪ if there's a remedy i run from it ♪ ♪ from it ♪ ♪ think about it all the time ♪ ♪ never let it out of my mind ♪ ♪ i've got the sweetest hangover i don't want to get over ♪ ♪ sweetest hangover ♪ >> unbelievable. it's called "the party's over" and the trailer seems to hint that peggy and pete could be renewing their relationship and also buzz that the series is going to skip ahead to the mid '70s because that song you heard "love hangover" was released by dianas ross in 1976. >>> the mid-season finale of "mad men" took place in 1969 so that would be quite a jump but the series returns to amc on april 5th. watching it from the first day, can't wait to see that. th

we asked wasserman schultz how they got this idea. >> incredible here at the d inform c who conceived how we would announce philadelphia as the choice through our social media out reach and there was nothing more fun than pulling that cheesesteak out refrigerator and slapping the refrigerator magneton and the d inform c headquarters kitchen. for the record wasserman schultz says she made sure to grab a cheesesteak every time she's in philly. you can keep it right here on oy witness news for continuing coverage of the 2016 democratic national convention in philadelphia and you can get the latest any time at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. >>> well, meanwhile more than a hundred students at a pennsylvania school have become violently ill and tonight doctors still unsure what's causing it. as of that is evening 114 students have been sicken at east stroudsburg university in monroe county. some suffered stomach pains so severe that they had to be admitted to the hospital. doctors believe that is could be an outbreak of gastro enter rights but that is not been confirm. >>> paid sick days have

and debbie wasserman-schultz -- but i have you here.t to ask you, back when general petraeus was testifying before congress on the iraq war and the surge and defending it. and movon.org had taken out an ad calling him general petraeus. and you were upset about that. you had the following exchange. i want to ask you whether it still stands. >> the reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief. >> it comes on the same day as the moveon.org ad in the "new york times" accusing general petraeus of being a traitor, this is a despicable attack. hillary clinton should disown and condemn moveon.org. >> you actually said these times call for statesmanship not politicians spewing political venom. >> you know, what kind of civility is that? >> so i ask you the same thing what kind of civility is that? >> i think that's perfectly civil. i think it's a perfectly reasonable opinion. but the president and his comments if we look at his rhetoric has not displayed the kind of love of america, the kind of love of americ

schultz he hugged her chief of staff and it evidently worked. live at city hall i'm doug viem shimell, nbc 10 news. >> you heard her on the phone on doug's story and nbc 10 got to speak with her by satellite this afternoon and having the contention in the cradle of american democracy presents a big opportunity for democrats. >> demonstrating particularly as democrats that weir the party of inclusion and empowerment and a chance to show that our party through highlighting the city of philadelphia is the party that provides the pathway to opportunity for everyone in america to succeed. >> and as for those hugs from congressman bob brady that you heard about in doug's piece, as well, schultz confirms they did take place and it certainly did not hurt philadelphia's bid. >> it will not only infuse millions of dollars into the regional economy. it will bring hundreds of jobs to the area. the transportation service and hospitality industry will all begin to step up their game with the hiring and training of additional staff and not just in center city.

we're hearing from congressman wasserman schultz about those remarks this morning. >> that's right.ut to the democratic national committee, receiving a statement from dnc chair woman debbie wasserman schultz. she says the comments were talking about loss of identity with the younger generation it was to an audience in florida last month of jewish voters and jewish constituents that she ended up having and she ended up saying in her clarified statement she does not oppose inter marriage. in fact her husband is the product of one. but certainly you kind of see that comments that the dnc needed to walk back. >> certainly the case. but it is interesting the timing. the comments were made mark a month ago, now they're making headlines. >> tamron beware of audio in events you're speaking to people as mitt romney knows. you think you're saying the same thing you always said but the way you word it could cause interesting headlines and negative feedback. and this is just something that all politicians need to be aware of. recording or video of anything you say can come back in the news medi

this time around congressman bob brady says he pushed wasserman schultz hard. >> hugs do work. hugged her every day. gave her a hug every day. i missed her one day i hug the chief of staff. >> convention is expected to bring more than 35,000 visitors to philadelphia. includeing a hefty couldn't tint tin jent of news media. local tourism officials are drooling over the possibilities. >> we'll be able to show off our food scene our shopping scene of course, our history our arts, our culture our sports. >> dnc was particularly impressed with the city's hotel package part of that delegate experience the ability to conveniently get two and from the main venues. the wells fargo center, xfinity life and the pennsylvania convention center. center city hotel capacity is up 14% since the city host theed the republicans. more than 11,000 rooms. >> we have plenty of hotels in center city that are within walking distance from the convention center which cuts down on transportation costs and makes it very convenient for visitors and convention nears. >> reporter: sell bra la-la tower news co

starbucks howard schultz, cisco's john chambers and lorkl. still at the controls today. >> the reason they've lasted is because they've learned to adapt. >> reporter: they aren't afraid and innovators like besos. and change the way we think about coffee. ellis changed corporations by software bundling it rather than selling it piecemeal. >> is leadership important? >> i think it's really important. >> reporter: these ceos rare not only because of long-term success but long terms they've served their companies. the conference takes the average ten year at 9.7 years. these four have run their companies for 20 years or more. in part because they understand something very important according to professor bill cleffer. >> ceos not only look to maintain current portfolio of offerings but at the same time look to reinvent what it is they're doing because of what the future holds for them but their customers need. >> reporter: a serial entrepreneur besos is not afraid even with a relentless focus on creating customers happy. >> we've created a lot of

and debbie wasserman-schultz -- but i have you here.ask you, back when general petraeus was testifying before congress on the iraq war and the surge and defending it. and movon.org had taken out an ad calling him general petraeus. and you were upset about that. you had the following exchange. i want to ask you whether it still stands. >> the reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief. >> it comes on the same day as the moveon.org ad in the "new york times" accusing general petraeus of being a traitor, this is a despicable attack. hillary clinton should disown and condemn moveon.org. >> you actually said these times call for statesmanship not politicians spewing political venom. >> you know, what kind of civility is that? >> so i ask you the same thing what kind of civility is that? >> i think that's perfectly civil. i think it's a perfectly reasonable opinion. but the president and his comments if we look at his rhetoric has not displayed the kind of love of america, the kind of love of america the

i called debbie wasserman schultz for the last half a year. >> organizers plan to hold this event at the wells fargo center with events also at the pennsylvania convention center. watch the facebook video how democrats made their announcement, it's pretty creative. that's on your nbc news app. >>> we'll get you to breaking news we are following out of delaware k. firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in sharon hill. a live picture from the scene. the fire started a half hour ago and everyone made it out of the home safely. firefighters are just getting the fire under control here to make sure the family inside can return return. >>> and we have new information in the murder in chapel hill north carolina. the fbi is now investigating to see if federal laws were brought out in this case. there was a dispute over parking spaces, but the victim's family says this is clearly a hate crime because the victims are muslim. this man is charged with social security murder. it's a outspoken kid who felt condemned by religion. now the murders are the three students close to a home but stu

debbie wasserman schultz said they chose philadelphia because of its history and because it offered the best logistics, resources and financing to host the convention. leaders say a few unlikely factors also played a role. >> when you have folks like you know, jay-z and pope francis pick your city to do stuff, you know, it's like what else are you going to do, right? >> i just want to say one thing, hugs do work. they do work. i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last half a year. >> the city says it will need to raise almost $80 million in private money to put on the convention. >> nbc 10's cydney long spoke to city leaders and tourism experts about what the convention could mean for the area's economy. cydney? >> reporter: the biggest thing that it will mean is jobs hundreds if not thousands of them in retail hospitality and transportation and not just right here in center city, but well beyond. for old city restaurant owner, the next year and a half will be all about prep. >> menus and hiring and training staff to make sure they're ready to do that type of volume. >> this to pre

i hugged debbie wasserman schultz for the last year. >> reporter: the convention centers will need $70$80 million from the private sector with another 50 million from the fed for security. it was a day to count the big event blessings. when you have folks like jay-z and the pope pick your city, it's, like what else are you going to do? >> reporter: they do indeed have a lot to do and there are contracts finalizing the agreements that have to be signed and contracts with union and the wells fargo center and the convention center that have to be signed off on and they learned a lot from the republican national convention back in 2000. the pope's visit will provide them another learning experience in terms of providing security for a big event like this in a post-9/11 era. live at city hall i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> doug, you just mentioned this when the republicans held the national convention in 2000 it produced 100,000 room nights and that convention is held in what is now the wells fargo center. in 1948 philly hosted the dnc at convention hall in university city. the democrats

wasserman schultz wrote, philadelphia stood out with respect to our essential security logistics and resource search criteria and i'm thrilled that the next president will be nominated in the cradle of american democracy. now, philadelphia captured the convention from competitors new york and columbus. we have an entire section on our website devoted to 2016 dnc with video and articles. >>> 4:48 now. the governor of massachusetts is working to get train service around boston back to normal after the record snowfall there. the transit officials warn the system will not run normally for at least a month or longer if there's another significant storm. but governor charlie baker says that's the worst case scenario and he's meeting with transit leadership twice a day to make sure they are moving as aggressively as possible to remove snow from thing that. >>> meantime boston's mayor is telling people to stop diving into snow banks. videos like this one show people leaping from their windows or porches into snow. apparently with bathing suits on, some of them. the mayor says stunts like thi

nick schultz will score here in the first period. all right. it's one to nothing.ke it two to nothing. chris on the two on one shoots and score. six goals had 10 games. up two to nothing in the second period the islanders scored twice in less than two minutes. that against steve mason ties it up two-two. they go to shoot out the seventh shooter sean coutourie needs to score or otherwise it's over. flyers lose to the islanders three-two. >>> tiger woods did not play well last week in his first tournament of the season and today it got worse. coelome a except tuck with is it when tiger is playing poorly he comes up with those injuries. did so today the 12th hole and withdrew after a double bogie at 11. to torrey pines. you know why he withdrew because he can't play right now. all right. that's out of the rough. that's his second shot. he hits it over the green. third shot. doesn't get to the green. all right. now nice lie put it on the green and maybe try to save something. uh-uh. he can't chip. he can't play -- i mean literal literally he's having hard time playing.

. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installationw water tower. >> that looks pretty good, don't it? >> it does. >> getting the water tower was a point of pride for new providence. something they'd been trying to get done for quite a while. so it was quite a big deal. >> new providence raises enough money to purchase its very first tower. the remote town of a little more than 200 people is all abuzz. >> anyone who was at home at the time, they were going to go out and see this happen. >> as local residents gather in the streets, a 150-foot crane rises and successfully lifts the four steel legs into position. >> there were some gentlemen on top of the tank that were attaching these straps to a central point that the crane would lift up. there were a few gentlemen on the ground that were kind of directing them. and there was a gentleman on top of the crane that was waiting for all this to happen. i remember even at the time i was pretty impressed with how cautious they were being. >> we're going for liftoff. >> with two workers poised

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and then one of them is george schultz, who's now 94. he was secretary of state when his -- jeb bush's father was vice president. so of the 21 names that jeb bush released to the press as his foreign policy advisers, as he was trying to make the case that his his own man and he should not be conflated with his dad or his brother, of those 21 names, 20 of them worked for his dad or his brother. "the washington post" put it together in this handy venn diagram, showing the overlap between the poppy bush names and the george w. bush names. the other circle in the upper right is the reagan administration, to encompass george schultz. and whatever you think of the prospect of continuing the foreign policy of the other bush presidencies, mostly the george w. bush presidency, whatever young of that substantively, and whether that's a good idea for the nation to go back to the george w. bush foreign policy, this is also just a gaffe. this is a running for president screwup. you can't put out this list saying, this is who's going to advise george

george schultz, who is 94 had to stand between them. george schultz' wife, mrs.ultz was banged into by these people, which caused her pain and bruising of her leg. they were waiving handcuffs that were actually could physically harm them. this wasn't just people standing up. you look at that video, it was a threat to them physically. >> were they arrested by the authorities? >> there was one policeman in the room who apparently stepped back. now, the capitol hill police tell me it will never happen again and they are sorry and all of that that was not a protest. that was physically threatening two gentlemen and also the former secretary of state, secretary all bright specifically from now on have you to have the authorities in the capitol building. it's not a kind age we live in anymore. we always appreciate you coming on with straight talk. thank you. >> next on the rundown the globe embarrassing jeb bush by reporting on his high school years. but why? the shocking last minute of the super bowl. i will analyze what really happened there. the factor is coming rig

schultz, george schultz's wife -- leg they banged against it so it caused bruising. >> there was only police officer? >> one police officer. >> that's what you've got to address there. >> they were dangling handcuffs in front of this great man. >> they need more protection in those hearings. >> i think we're going to have that now. but it's one thing for someone to stand up and say -- it's something else to crowd in as you saw, in that picture. that is disgraceful. that is absolutely disgraceful. and i don't think the american people want something like that to happen in a congressional hearing. >> senator mccain, good seeing you. >> thank you, my friend. >> continue speaking your mind. i never quite know where you're coming from but i'm getting a good idea. >> thank you. >> john mccain. again, record e-mail to that last appearance we had. into the thousands. just unheard. even people who normally hate you. which is a lot. >> there are a few. >>> isis is on the move. not there, try here. and tom ridge is worried. very. if you're running a business legalzoom has your back. over the las

. >>> joining us now is the dnc chair congress woman debbie wasserman schultz. >> you are welcome great to be with you. >> a lot of excitement if philadelphia today upon hearing this news. were you here. you walk around. what drew the dnc to philadelphia. >> well, the philadelphia team that put forward their bid, the host committee did a absolute thely phenomenal job and demonstrating that they were in the strongest positions to be able to put on a successful convention that will help the democratic party nominate what we believe will be the forty-fifth president of the you had of america. >> let's talk about that announcement. there is a lot of buzz about the cheese stake refrigerator and magnet. >> i have an incredible team at dnc who conceived how we would a announce the philadelphia as the choice but it was nothing more fun then pulling out that cheese stake and slapping the refrigerator magneton our refrigerator in the dnc headquarters kitchen. >> debbie wasserman schultz, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> keep it the right the here on "eyewitness news" for continu

max schultz of harrisburg is celebrating his 15th birthday in the city of brotherly love. >> we kindf just drove around the city, did all the usual philadelphia tourist things. >> when max and his family return to their hotel at night, there's a wedding taking place. >> as we were walking into the hotel, there was a sign outside that said, you know, welcome wedding guests. we saw some people around dressed fancy. >> when the schultz family turns in for the night, the wedding guests continue to party on the floor below. >> the wedding party had been going on kind of all night. we've been hearing them yell, yell and shout and it sounds like they're having a good time. but i realize, you know, hey, like, these people don't really sound like they're having fun anymore. >> when he woke me up in the middle of the night, he said, hey, mom, something major's going on. we have to go down and check it out. >> just to give you the idea of a noise level, i sleep with ear plugs and a noise machine, and this basically woke me out of a sound sleep. >> max and his parents investigate the disturbance

>> reporter: well deputy press secretary eric schultz was asked about this when he was gaggleingeing with reporters aboard air force one. he deferred reporters to the comments made by rick stengel of the state department who essentially said those comments are just wrong in every way, don't represent president obama, and are really a sideshow to what is a much broader, more important debate that is going on. so the white house sort of trying to stay out of that but sending out other democratic operatives to respond, debbie wasserman-schultz also today criticized former mayor giuliani for making the comments against the president. joy? >> nbc's kristen welker, thanks very much. >> reporter: thanks. >>> walmart said today it will raise wages for a half a million of its employees. the company said that all of its workers will earn at least $9 an hour by april. that would mean a raise for 40% of the retailer's workforce. that would put all walmart workers above the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. now, here's how it breaks down. in april, half a million walmart and sams club store

>> no. >> the republican schultz also opens up about his family including the importance of his mother the role she played in his life, tonight on the 10:00 news. my conversation with george schultz. >>> the federal aviation administration is planning on announcing some new rules today regarding the use of commercial drones. right now all commercial remote controlled aircraft are banned except for some rare exceptions. drones have been a problem in the past few years because of several close calls with commercial passenger airplanes. it is unclear how complicated the new requirements are going to be. >>> and some schools across the country are cracking down on e- cigarettes. most schools combine e- cigarettes with their antitobacco policies. they punish students with detention, a letter home and sometimes require a tobacco education class but now some schools are grouping the devices with bongs and pipes because they can be used for illegal substances like marijuana. so some students in north carolina, new jersey, washington and connecticut are now facing long suspensions, required dru

the day three, she denies it one thing about wasserman schultz, she would be tough to beat.al election that maybe we will talk about in 2016 jeb bush former florida governor. he has been kind of making in roads on reading about chris christie supporters financial supporters at that. >> scooping up millions of dollars all week all month long. 4.2 million in chicago. has a bunch more fund raisers in florida, hitting the road next week to raise more. consolidate as much as possible. put up foreign policy veterans that worked for his brother and father. and the christie folks say there's plenty of money to be had. this isn't over yet. we are working a different pace. the former governor has freedom of using private citizenship to run around the country to do this. >> he has been trying to say i am a different guy, i am my own mad, i am not my dad, not my brother. >> that's weird, a 62-year-old guy, governor of the fourth most populous state, sterling record at the time, now it is like i am not my dad and my brother, oh, i have their advisers not telling you how i differ on forei

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deputy press secretary eric schultz saying, quote, part and parcel to america's standing in the world is our values. so the president believes that when we fall short of that, we need to be honest with ourselves and look inward and hold ourselves accountable. just as certainly the president himself. that's leadership. we'll be talking about that with two of the country's top religious leaders. bishop ew jackson and reverend brian today. the president's inner circle may face consequences for the cover-up of the benghazi attack. we may find out what really happened up there. a special house committee look this into the deadly terrorist attack with interviewing officials about what occurred before, during, and after. tonight, we'll talk with the former congressman who didn't trust then secretary of state hillary clinton's policies toward libya and who did something about it. former congressman dennis joins us. and we begin tonight with the news that the obama administration has finally, officially, reversed its classification of the 2009 fort hood shootings as workplace violence. and now

george schultz one of reagan's top adviser, adviser to george bush and adviser to jeb, there's a limitedber of people in the republican foreign policy world and all of these people had a relationship with the -- and most of them have had a relationship with the last three republican presidents or last two republican presidents. so this is not unusual and not to be -- not a surprise, and you could probably pick out, you could make the argument he's going back to the reagan era, he has baker and schultz and hadley. lou: you are answering questions i'm not asking tonight, karl. the truth is i find it interesting he's taken a different tack than his brother, don't you? >> of course that's what everybody does. time moves on, you are who you are, you have a different -- none of susexactly the same as our parents or siblings. what's interesting over the course of the campaign is how he explains who he is. most people assume, look, he comes from the same family, but nobody assumes they're all exactly alike, and we'll see. but i did want to respond to the point that you made about advisers. look

. >> eric schultz trying to distinguish between our trade of the taliban for bowe bergdahl and swappingcide bomber for a jordanian pilot. and now george will julie pace who covers the white house for at associated press, co-host of the five dan perino and peter baker of the new york times. george, this seemed to me to be the week when all of the defined distinctions the white house tries to make between the armed insurgency and terror and armed extremisms, not only the generals i talked about, but big strategic thinkers like henry kissinger and george schultz told congress we don't have a plan or a strategy to defeat islamic extremism. >> i think that is a fair criticism but it is also fair to say try and build a strategy. begin with this. the president wants and congress evidently wants to pass a new authorization for the use of military force. try and write one. who are we fighting and where are we fighting them. this week we learned that isis -- isil we haven't agreed on the term, is now in libya, a failed state we created. and second our basic success militarily is beating down the

ed schultz, who will win? >> well i think seattle probably has an advantage because of the mobility of wilson. i think the patriots are going to have a hard time containing him if they do. then they have a better chance of winning the game. third down conversions will be big against seattle because of the elusiveness of their quarterback. i think there will be a special official checking the inflated balls before the game. >> governor rendell, who will win? >> first i think the patriots will win. let me say this when ed says to get the balls right, that's wrong. it's wrong, maybe they're getting them right from their standpoint but it violates the rules. it's like a baseball pitcher putting an illegal substance on the ball it may help him grip the ball but it's a violation of the rules. >> but in their world they don't look at it that way. >> in the context of the game -- >> officer -- people break the rules by -- officer i was driving with only 2 1/2 drinks. >> it's the law. >> all the eagles linemen who hold

i think they ought to bring ed schultz up to anchor. i have got a new ad for them.hey don't have -- lester holt is doing it now. very good journalist. and he is a good guy. i think they will probably bring brokaw back. i don't think williams will ever come back. comedy central deal. that's not a bad deal. is he very funny, williams he likes that kind of and he could go over there and -- >> -- do you think is he funny? >> who williams? >> i have seen him as a guest on shows, you know, what john does there is pretty genius. there is pro-funny and then there is guest funny. >> i don't know if is he funny enough to do that. do i know sharpton would be a better fit over there. sharpton is a sharp guy, obviously. >> yeah, sure you do billy. you and i were out one night and we were looking down the barrel of a ba zook ask a. do you remember that night. halftime of game and they are projecting t-shirts into the crowd. but we were right there. >> don't be a pinhead show at stalin grad. do you remember that night? that was really rough. >> things got heated, billy. stay frost

. >> joining me now, from seattle, jordan schultz.florida, sports psychologist harold shaniski. he is the author of "take control of your anxiety." doctor, how do you think the coach is handling it? >> i am so impressed at his honesty, his ability to take responsibility. obviously, there's an offensive coordinator who helped call the plays. but the reality is it's a process. you never have the perfect play. things have to be executed. in that situation, they came one a play that if i'm not mistaken, you realize one yard away from the end zone 66 times it's been passed zero interceptions. so they were looking at that in reality. unfortunately, the may didn't work where the defensive back didn't get shoved back but made a beeline. so we should be celebrating the defense that looked tat way the play was set up. it was remarkable defense. >> jordan schultz, we invited you back because we're worried about you. we have a shrink here to help you. >> you should be. >> a seattle native watching this happen to your team out there. you know we'r

. >> dnc chair woman debbie wasserman schultz calling on democrats to challenge the remarks. bobby yiby jindal saying the gist of what he said is true. wisconsin governor scott walker who was actually in the room during the initial speech refused to comment when questioned by cnbc. >> the mayor can speak for himself. i'm not going to comment on what the president thinks or not. he can speak for himself. i tell ya i love america and i think there are plenty of people democrat republican plenty in between who love this country. >> one man on the front lines of the nation's terrorism fight is homeland security secretary jeh johnson. he also worked for rudy giuliani during his tenure as new york city mayor. in an interview with wolf blitzer, johnson had this to say about his former boss. >> rudy hired me to be an assistant u.s. attorney 26 years ago. i was with mayor giuliani last 9/11 in new york city. we made the rounds together at fire stations police stations and i have to say to the former mayor, that is not a helpful comment, particularly in these times when we're facing so

you think starbucks got to where it is because howard schultz is a pushover? he's a dominant executive who outworks and outthinks everybody else. but do you know who's the most competitive executive, could it be oracle's larry ellison? i have to admit that. he slashes and burns the other guys and has a toto philosophy i mean toto turn off the oxygen. toto. that's what he does to his competitors. like salesforce.com. speaking of salesforce gentle giant, a giant. but the guy you don't want to up against, you don't want to go up against is john chambers from sysco. that's right. the mild mannered gentleman from west virginia. he's as subtle as john ledger is in your face. however, chambers has been in world domination mode. he won't stop until he vanquishes everyone in the space and then some. you won't know he's doing it with chambers politeness is lethal. i know there are plenty of fierce competitors i left out, but if you open stock with a stuffed shirt suit guy, a head coach, you may be betting on the wrong time. let's go to mike in new york. >> caller: jim,