jordan is the younger brother of schultz's older brother -- or, rather, william schultz, the defendantrother of jordan's family member. so in this case the judge said i think there received to send him to trial. mr. schultz will go back to court in january later this month to enter a standard not guilty plea. no family members wanted to talk outside court. and in this case the d.a. says there's enough evidence to take him to trial on the murder and burglary charges. so the judge agreed there received to go to trial. william schultz will be back in court later this month. william schultz told authorities he wanted to know what killing was lake. now he will get to know what it's like to go to trial for mor, and he's only 1 years old. cameras weren't allowed in court as the judge ruled there's enough evidence for schultz to stand trial on charges of murdering nine-year- old jordan. in a bit of a surprise, the judge said he didn't think the d.a. had proof schultz had been lying in wait because jordan was already asleep at the time of the attack. but that's not a binding ruling. the defense

howard schultz had a lot to say about china and global growth.00 stores in almost 100 cities and. it has never been stronger, the brand more relevant. this is a long-term story that probably if you look at our peer group not only within the restaurant and retail sector but anywhere bricks and mortar retail around the world, who's putting up 4% global traffic, 8% globally, 9% in the u.s. and 5% in asia peck. it's unheard of. >> some amazing stats unheard of. that's due in part to 20-plus percent mobile payment in the states. you'll get a lot more people through the doors if they pay not using cash. >> on the other spot, they were quite bullish saying they were going to recover to usual levels in months or quarters. analysts agree with him. they say buy the stock. the average price target is $68 per share km is higher than they are now but it's had a nice run up 40% in the last 12 months. >> anybody who follows carl on twitter will know what it's been since he came back. carl, the numbers are pretty staggering. >> schultz. >> yes. january '08, he c

and i think they will open the doors for the kids if they have issues. >> reporter: schultz says when she met ed rozmiarek she thought he was a nice guy which is how he described himself online. using the screen name a great guy and on his school issued laptop he held a sexually explicit conversation in chat room. rather than the 1-year-old girl he pursued, the person on the other end turned out to be part of a sting operation. the foundation perverted justice trolls the internet for predators and turns them into police. when asked why he did this, rozmiarek said because it was very exciting. parents are hoping things are thea at can return to normal. >> i don't think the kids are really saying too much i think >> reporter: this fight -- despite all this he won't face any charges. as the district attorney puts it he may have crossed a moral line but not a criminal one. live in swampscott susie sometime neil thanks. >>> now at -- steimle,. >> thanks. >>> now at noon a sink hole opened up on somer street a piece of equipment that rushed to help out was partly swallowed up by the sink ho

schultz told you it was a minor cost and starbucks was well hedged. didn't matter, in incompetent thing yoyoknow, coffee prices got pummelled and you never saw a hiccup in the company's earnings. guess what? buying opportunity. schultz developed new consumers products, expanded with consistency y ound the globe and employ add fly wheel like methodology where the company's strength worldwide fed on itself and accelerated when so many believed it would stall out. it's true thth the stock rallied 40% last year which left starbucks ripe for profit taking in the wake of this quarter support so stocks initial it has to be put into context. it's time to start trust howard schultes. you know what? maybe it's simply a gift that keeps giving. a one time bargain every year where you can buy the stock of starbucks more cheaply than you deserve. ststk with cramer. degree gave women a motion-activated wristband to understand how much they move,... and created degree with motionsense. the world's first antiperspirant activated by movement, it has unique microcapsule

3) and then schultz ... you know he can pass it! finds his big man down low jackson wright. 10-2 warriors now.4) now check out this pass from keegan savery ... delivious! to schultz down low! sbl started a track meet man!they go on to ... 3 kingsley-pierson just suffered their first loss of the season tuesday. visiting 7-4 woodbury central!1) starting off in the first quarter the wildcats are up 15 to 8 against the panthers, kingsley piersons abby sitzmann passes it to bradi harvey hits the three pointer to make it 15 to 11.2) later, when its 15 to 13, on the inbounds pass halle gray takes it coast to coast and passes it to mikayla bechen wildcants3) few minutes later, gray again, passes it to keely steffen drives it in for the and 1. she would make it a 3 point play. woodbury central up 23 to 15.4) next play, marina keck of the panthers gets the ball and is open for the 3! 23 to 18 at that point k-p wins 86-76! 3 don't go anywhere because we've got so many huge matchups on the way. including a handful of teams squaring off with hug

. >> reporter: debbie wasserman schultz invited dr. jaffer and encourage other politicians to do the same to counter the anti- surfaced in recent weeks. >> i conceived the notion of inviting a muslim american constituent to send a strong message on the most important

1) to start the scoring off jacob schultz with the drive that's good off the glass!2) then, funy moment. watch schultz take out the cameraman *pause for nats* ... aka me! he wanted a foul i think!3) sbl got a lot of things they wanted in this one though. jackson wright down low is good!4) you might be asking yourself where are the heelan points? *there* are some heelan points. elijah hazekamp is good. from three5) back comes sbl it was chris kroll on krispy kreme night! that's illiteration holmes.6) and then deandre burnside drove for the "and-1" much to the shagrin of the sbl student section.7) and speaking of "and 1s" remember how schultz wanted one? well he got it here! he hit the free throw and sbl is up 12-5.8) back comes heelan off the steal by hazekamp that's good! but heelan was down 35-15 at the 3 5th ranked cbal hasn't lost to anyone inowa yet. north trying to grab a third straight win and be the first. 1. pick up action in the first quarter.. north down eight to nothing.. jailen billings hits the three..north down eight to three.2. moments later.. billings

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schultz was there at an opening there joined by jack ma.ou can send friends digital starbucks cards. schultz believes the chinese government's plan to double per capita income from 2010 to '21 and create a chinese middle class twice the size of the united states is sustainable. listen. >> let me say that china is here to say. the buffeting the chinese economy is taking during today's period of transition is necessary for it to move on its next stage of development. >> the second issue, the k-cup. starbucks now has the lead in k-cups. with the sale of keurig, they are in the k-cup business to stay. the question is whether that will be in could be junction with keurig or starbucks might do it on its own. >> thanks. is this because the china comps? investors shrugged off the slight miss. we heard the same thing about china from netflix. a stock trading 30 times earnings could see a slowdown. the stock has been in a massive down trend. it was up 4%, down 5%. that is awash. >> i talk about this. the overall market, 70% will trade with the market

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when i interviewed howard schultz, the chairman and ceo of starbucks this morning, i tried to put the negatives in context by asking questions about each of them. i thought he answered the queries in a way that exposed today's selloff as an opportunity. starbucks traffic has bounced back since the european tragedy, but we didn't see the comeback howard is taking a long view of china. noting the consumer is being empowered and company sales are strong as it continues to open more than one store a day in what will be the company's largest market. just watch this clip. >> the future of starbucks coffee company in china and globally has never been stronger. the brand never been more relevant and this is a long-term story that probably if you look at our peer group not only was in the restaurant and retail sector but any bricks and more retailer around the world. who's putting up 4% global traffic, 8% globally, 9% in the u.s. and 5% in asia? it's unheard of. >> beyond that, schultz said the company never gave guidance in china in the first place and anyone who believes their business in ch

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. >>> starbucks ceo howard schultz is on the ground in china and he says the gloom and doom is over done. he will join us in an exclusive interview coming up to tell us what he sees in china that so many others are apparently missing. >> they will be opening a bunch of starbucks over there. >> yes, hiring in a significant way, helping to pay for housing, doing a whole bunch of interesting things. >> do they make a frappuccino tea, though. >> we will see if tea expands there, if people will drink coffee or more importantly whether there is spending power in this country. >> let's start with oil stealing today's early gains, dominic chu is playing the part of bob pisani today on the floor of the new york stock exchange and the clear impact that oil is having on stocks today's. >> it's not just today, it's been the last few weeks. maybe the last couple of mohs. this correlation, this trading relationship between oil and stocks overall and it's playing out again today. if you take a look at the intraday chart of the s&p 500 overall versus what's happening with wti, crude oil prices, you can

i'm going to be andrew schultz. >> you are andrew schultz. >> i am andrew schultz. lot of crime under your name. >> there it is. >> the left is obsessed with race. why are we trying to see more race as opposed to trying to find a way to see past it? >> look, i don't want to live in a world where i have to be fo e forced to see past my race. >> why are we continually always -- all these things drive more differences. >> we're irresponsible in the way we acknowledge our differences is the problem. >> we should be able to talk about race in a number of different levels. >> like the lasagna. >> exactly. >> the idea of race is silly. we should talk about culture. if you just -- judge someone's culture. that's totally fine. >> we've got to go. we've got to talk about the oscars. >>> coming up, let's do this, do the academy awards have a diversity problem? or does diversity have an academy awards problem. check this out, bro. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways t

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i'm going to be andrew schultz. >> you are andrew schultz. >> i am andrew schultz.f crime under your name. >> there it is. >> the left is obsessed with race. why are we trying to see more race as opposed to trying to find a way to see past it? >> look, i don't want to live in a world where i have to be fo e forced to see past my race. >> why are we continually always -- all these things drive more differences. >> we're irresponsible in the way we acknowledge our differences is the problem. >> we should be able to talk about race in a number of different levels. >> like the lasagna. >> exactly. >> the idea of race is silly. we should talk about culture. if you just -- judge someone's culture. that's totally fine. >> we've got to go. we've got to talk about the oscars. >>> coming up, let's do this, do the academy awards have a diversity problem? or does diversity have an academy awards problem. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on

several members in congress cliewbd debby wasserman schultz plan to make a statement with their plus one icon seefd the noaftion invite age muslim american and encouraging my colleague to do so to send an important day. >> and she is inviting a muslim american doctor who has lived in south florida for zero years. the congress woman is take stand against discrimination of the muslim americans which she believes gained support after the san bernardino shooting. >> and the rhetoric has been outrageous and unaccept oobl and donald trump made this statement. total complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the had hell is going on. >> reporter: dr. gentleman far says he is looking forward to hearing the president and even though he disagrees with mr. trum ch the fact that he is ah lod to speak hi mind he says is what makes our country great. >> this is the greatness of our nation that you can stand up and speak your mind. it's your opinion. but we as a nation has to de certain what makes sense and what doesn't make sens

deborah wasserman-schultz joins me along with her guest tonight. thank you both for joining us.ure for you and amazing to be in this moment. let me start by asking about the invitation and why you chose to accept it. >> it's a great honor and privilege as an american to come to the oldest and greatest democratic institution in the world. this is where it all happened. our founding fathers meat this great document that we revere and honor and this is a monument to our founding fathers with courage and will and foresite to make a great nation against force of superpower like britain. this is a privilege. i'm so excited to be here. thank you. >> chairwoman, let me ask you about the overall point here. i know we have bring our daughters to work day. bring our children to work today to expose them. on the flip side, you want to remind your colleagues of importance of inclusion in the very building that you're standing in. >> absolutely. let me just correct you, tamron. i invited the doctor as a member of congress. he's a constituent of mine and a friend so in my capacity as a member

/msnbc debate. >> would you like the chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman-schultz, to approve the msnbc/nbc debate next week? >> i would like the chairman of the party and the campaigns to agree that we can debate in new hampshire next week. >> bernie sanders, who met with president obama today, has not yet agreed to participate in the debate. the danger, of course, for sanders, is that one more debate could give hillary clinton a chance to shine should he slip up. one only has to look back in 2008 to see how it can happen when just days after then-senator obama won in iowa, shocking the political world, a moment in the debate on the eve of the new hampshire primary fundamentally changed the race. >> what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on this stage tonight who see a resume and like it but are hesitating on the likability issue where they seem to like barack obama more? >> well, that hurts my feelings. >> i'm sorry, senator. i'm sorry. >> but i'll try to go on. he's very likable. i agree with that. i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likable enough. >

officer joshua schultz found the car.. and that the woman inside had given birth.chelyse watkins gave birth after her car broke down on her way to the hospital.schultz used some macgyver- like skills to help out.this morning.. baby kaelyn and mom are doing fine. 3 3 3 a photobomb you just have to see.we'll show you the best animal photo of 20-16 so far plus.. the nae nae is trending this morning.we'll show the awesome way one dad is sadness? it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. brintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. "for me, brintellix made a difference." tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. brintellix has not been studied in children. do not take with maois. tell your doctor about your medications, including migraine, psychiatric and depression medications, to avoid a potentially li

with me now is debbie wasserman schultz, the chair of the dnc. what can we expect tonight? it is down to the wire and there are still a lot of undecided voters. >> i think we will continue to see the robust and substantive discussion. might differ slightly on the approach that they would take, each of them believe we should build on the legacy that president obama has built, pulling us out of the worst depression since -- the worst recession since the great depression and making sure they continue to move us forward. cynthia: i imagine it will be trying to differentiate themselves one from the other tonight. cynthia: --ms. wasserman schultz: i think they will be answering substantive questions and giving voters a deeper picture of what they will do if elected president. cynthia: it can be a game changer here tonight for the candidates. the event starts tonight at 8:00 and will be live streamed on cnn. we will also be carrying it on kcci on our channel my des 8.3, moines. we will have more for you coming mark: senator bernie sanders is on a five day swing through kcci's vane

the only issue is deb bie wasserman-schul wasserman-schultz, head of the dnc which controls the scheduleanctioned that debate. they reiterated today it has no plans to sanction it. in theory, that means anyone who participates would not be able to attend future debates that are sanctioned by the dnc. now, this dustup follows months of complaints over the number of democratic debates and the timing of them which has been decidedly odd. for the republicans, will have had eight debates before the new hampshire primary. the democrats have had just four. three of them on week ended nights. martin o'malley said the dnc is limiting debate s to elect hillary clinton. bernie sanders issued a petition asking people to tell secretary clinton to encourage the democratic national committee to schedule more debates before the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary. there was before the sort of iron rule of politics is the front-runner has less need for debates whereas more debates were in favor of the candidate who was behind. what has played out in this campaign season is hillary clinton has done qu

i have been asking this of debbie wassermann schultz and candidates like hillary clinton herself. nobody will give me the answer on the center left or left side. what is the difference in your schooling politically between a democrat and a socialist? >> there was a day, chris, when that was clear. when i got to know you and you worked for speaker o'neil and i worked for president reagan there was a huge difference. today i can't tell you the difference. and here is the number -- number two and surging candidate for the democratic nomination is a self-proclaimed socialist and she gaining ground every day and the person we thought was going to be crowned the democratic nominee is running towards socialism as fast as her feet will take her. >> what do you think would be the result if the democrats did nominate? er -- nominate senator sanders? how would you employ that in the general election? >> his policies are more dangerous to his chances of win ag general election because those policies are to the left of what president obama has done and what president obama has done has left us

very different. >> and debbie wassermann schultz is chair mman of the dnc and al the congresswoman fromth florida. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> thank you. >>> this morning, donald trump is speaking at the same place where ted cruz formally announced the run for the presidency. he had a gaffe there, and we will tell you what trump said and much more when we come back. >> oh, this is so beautiful. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the ex

howard schultz figured out the holy grail of capitalism. treat your workers as well as possible so they'll stay well and true while arming them so they can best please your customers. that sounds like a simple formula but only schultz brought it to fruition worldwide. at least the cramer is. here's the high quality. it needs more tech to meet demand. right now i'm hearing the footsteps of short sellers telling me that starbucks is rolling over. i say who cares? it's insight. here's a $19 billion company most of you have never heard of. run by an oncology titan that is not just one but two potential blockbuster drugs. that's solid tumors on its way to billion dollars status. what about the second drug that partner eli lily trumping at yesterday as being a big needle mover for the indiana pharmaceutical giant. the board of directors, you see him lots and julian baker from the best bio tech investors of our era. i feel like offering everyone that watches this show an apology. i should have been recommending this one for years. how about alphab

he'll be the guest of congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. she's the head of the democratic national committee and one of those two representatives who started this effort. she says around two dozen of her colleagues also plan to bring a follower of islam to the capitol tonight. typically, state of the union addresses are all about laying out specific goals for the next year. but it looks like president obama is recognizing he won't get most specific proposals through congress. so instead, his chief of staff says he'll mainly focus on broad themes. painting a big picture of where america is headed. and, i'm told, that will be a very positive vision -- specifically to contrast with what the doom and gloom campaign of many of the republicans running for president. you can watch president obama's final state of the union address right here on 10news at 9 o'clock tonight. florida governor rick scott will give his state of the state address today. governor scott will make his address at 11 a-m from tallahassee. political analysts predict he will h

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howard schultz not long ago on this program talked about his expansion plans in china which is the oneuntry everybody has been worried about. we will see if there's any update on the 500 stores they plan to open a year for the next five years, but to reiterate, starbucks reporting a bottom line earnings per share number of 46 cents, one cent above the estimate and those shares are down by about 1%. >>> let me just ask this oil whipsaw that we saw yesterday that we are now seeing today, the 96% correlation, steve, once everybody knows about that correlation does that mean perhaps it's finally run its could rs? >> no, i don't think so. i think that we are going to stay correlated to oil because oil signifies that global growth, global demand that the market has been lacking or questioning when china goes from 11 to of and people saying that there's probably no growth there at all. i think oil there stay correlated. >> let's get over to jane wells. jane, what can you tell us? >> just a couple things you mentioned it they did beat a little bit on the earnings per share at 46 be cents. they

. >>> the democratic national committee under pressure to remove chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz after favoritism toward hillary clinton. she has wounded the party's credibility by rigging the presidential primary process in clinton's favor. they are calling for wasserman schultz ouster with enough signatures in just a few days. >>> to fox business alert beware before you bite. something in your freezer could be contaminated with wood. lauren sem netty -- simonetti here with a recall you need to hear about. >> be aware before you bite. there could be wood in your burger if you bought it at wal-mart. black angus beef burgers have vidalia onions recalled about 90,000 pounds called back because wood could be in the meat. more bad news if you are booking a flight get ready to pay more. virgin america all costing 67 -- $6 more. the world's safest airlines. number 5 air new zealand also is a trend setter for the airline world. number 4 is singapore airlines known for its incredible services as well. number 3 klm one of the safest airlines in europe. number 2 american airlines the world

(eric schultz, white house deputy press secretary): "unfortunately, congress hasn't shown the courage to do so. so that's why the president has asked his team to look at what he can do administratively." vowing to fight the move, the nation's biggest gun lobby.. the nra.. says the president is doing what he always does when he doesn't get his way, defying the will of the people and using executive action." another controversial proposal coming in the new year.. the president will ask congress to shut down the terror detention center at guantanamo... a facility mr. obama may close on his own.. if lawmakers balk at the white house plan. (obama/no font): "it will be an uphill battle." ththpresident also hopes to travel to cuba... and perhaps re than a dozen other countries... i i tour. agenda could be in the war on isis... natsot: hillary cheers a foreign policy crisis... that could complicate white house plans to have heavily with the 2016 ... a prospect that him and hillary clinton out on the trail.. together again. (obama/no font): "i think we will have a strong democratic nominee. i

dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz told the charleston post and courier haley was osen because---quote---"the republican party has a diversity problem." more on the governor's remarks at 7 and 11:00. live at the governor's mansion jack kuenzie wis news ten. as president obama prepares to deliver the final state of the union of his presidency, he says could not be prouder of what he's accomplished in office. the president spoke one- on-one with matt lauer about his years in office and the legacy he hopes to leave behind. when he came into office, the president promised to unite the country. he was asked today whether the current political polarization in washington and on the campaign trail is a failure of his presidency. "it's been pretty divided in the past. there've been times where, you know, people beat each other with canes. and we have things like the civil war. so there have been times where it's been pretty rough. but there's no doubt that politics in washington are so much more divided than the american people are. and part of what i want to do in this last address is to remin

officer joshua schultz found the car .. broken down .. and quickly realized the frantic driving was the result of a mother in labor .. trying to get to the hospital. i was glad he was around the corner cuz i didn't know what we was gonna do or if the ambulance was gonna take long to get there or not which they were very helpful. everyone was helpful. ----- mom and baby ..as you just saw .. are now at home .. happy and healthy. the peak for the flu but new numbers show... nine people in our state have already died from the flu. the state's latest flu report says that's much improved over this time last year .. when there had already been 38 deaths reported. you may remember last flu season... the virus mutated...making last season's flu shot... less effective. after months of debate and political pressure, the federal government is out with an updated set of dietary guidelines to help you eat better. next "7 news"...the latest recommendations. but first here's a look at your primetime lineup ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i sh