how does schultz stand on this if we don't know. with the refugee issue and of course european unity, it's going to be a tough election year. certainly, schultz is someone ho is very popular in europe and in germany but america has the experience as chancellor and when europe is feeling unstable, perhaps she is the last figure of stability and one who certainly remains very popular here in amongst the german electorate. jeannie: jessica, thank you. now thousands of people are theing home to gam ya after former leader creeded power to his successor. "france 24" teams on the ground followed some other g ooh, m bians followed them. >> the midnight rush, hundreds of refugees back from senegal are hurrying to catch wouch the last for they shuttles headed to the capital. since the departure from power from the dictator and a stream of passengers kept the ferry service running and uninterrupted for 24 hours a day. this man is delighted to be back in the country, finally free of its dictator. >> i left one week. it was difficult. it was not

luciano was much more clever than schultz, much better insulated. the reason that schultz was killed was because he was thinking of killing dewey which the other mobsters wouldn't abide because the net was tightening around him. luciano was very well insulated at street-level operations. it was very unclear how they were going to be able to get to him. every -- because they knew he ran the major rackets in the city. they knew he ran numbers, drugs, they knew he ran a protection racket, lots and lots of things, but they couldn't tie any of it to him. there were too many layers of insulation between the boss and what happened on the streetment well, how were they to do it? well, i told you that he hired eunice in august of 1945, and after he hired eunice he began to parcel out among the 20 lawyers the work of investigating organized crime in new york. and be so these lawyers over here were put on corruption in the unions, and these were put on corruption in the trucking industry, and these over here were put on drugs, and these over here were put on s

and he's as mad as a hatter, sitting right next to me from the brilliant idiots podcast, andrew schultzokay, let's start the show. is there a cure for liberal white guilt? yes, but it doesn't come cheap. it's called the safety pin box, the child from two entrepreneurs from grand rapids, michigan, every month they send a special package to some well-meaning white people. >> the safety pin box, a new monthly subscription service designed to wake up white people to the realities of being black in america. plants start at $25 and go all the way up to 100. >> tom: for just $100 a month, white liberals can state woke in 2017. but why is it called the safety pin box? >> the safety pin is the make america great again hack for white people that want to show the world they didn't vote for trump, after of election that progressives believed hinge on racism, the safety pin is meant to display that the wearer is a safe white person. >> tom: the organizers think that they can use all this white guilt for good and also turn a profit. >> this is sort of the epicenter of white guilt, it's the white, mid

brent: we know that the conservative italian succeeds the german mark schultz. what changes can we expect? >> the main difference is probably not going to be the political direction because of the president of the european parliament that is supposed to be sort of the ringleader, not necessarily giving a political direction. he managed to put the european parliament on the map, even if it formally wasn't in charge of things. he managed to make a stage of this, to have all the important discussions that are going on in europe. it will give it more clout. it is unclear the successor will be able to do that as well. brent: turkey says the main suspect wanted in connection to an attack on the us temple club has confessed. he was arrested in the city. >> a special operation by turkish security forces during the night. officers raided a housing complex in a stand it led to the capture, the man authorities believed carried out. police confiscated. they had confessed to carrying out the massacre. the terrorist has admitted his crime. the attack was carried out for the s

i reached out to debbie wasserman schultz office about this. they are not going to comment on what happened at a classified briefing but did say according to debbie wasserman schultz jim comey has more questions to answer, jim. >> phil mattingly, thank you very much. a lot of lawmakers have talked about it and now we know it is going to happen. investigation of the russian hacking. >>> new information on the recent contacts between a top trump adviser michael flynn and russia. they were happening at the very same time as the obama administration was retailiating for moscow's effort to undermine the u.s. election. joining me now is "washington post" columnist and associate editor david ignatius. the first to report these contracts with general flynn and the russian ambassador to the u.s. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you, jim. >> so, tell me, david, how significant is this kind of contact, particularly knowing it was on the very same day that the obama administration was imposing new penalties on russia for meddling in the election.

coming up this hour, an exclusive with starbucks howard schultz.e'll talk earnings, this new revenue outlook in politics. meanwhile futures little changed. all major indices on track for some solid weekly gains. europe is red. theresa may of course visits the president today. q-4 gdp up 1.9. that's below estimates of 2.2. our roadmap begins with the white house, president trump and uk prime minister may meeting. a news conference is scheduled, a standoff with mexico looming. >> plus, it's a busy day for earnings. we have alphabet, microsoft, intel, all moving in the premarket. >> and as we've mentioned starbucks howard schultz joins us this hour with his company's earnings and a lot more. first up though, another busy day on tap for the president one week after his inauguration. trade will be among the big issues on the table when he meets with uk prime minister may at the white house. their joint news conference slated for 1:00 p.m. eastern time. still a lot of buzz surrounding the mexican president canceling that meeting with president trump sche

it would be odd if howard schultz said nothing. wouldn't it be odd? >> yes. willing to speak out on broader issues time and time again. >> right. nike, i don't know, some of these mark parker, not necessarily. >> no. and nike of course has something else at stake in washington, which is going to be the border tax adjustment that could be hard for it to handle. >> i think there's probably a lot of places, a lot of companies were in disarray today. i mean, lloyd blankfein did issue a statement. i think lloyd blankfein is saying, listen, we're okay. we're okay. now, no ceo can protect anyone from anything if you're a wrongdoer. >> well, especially in tech where an indian immigrant at apple, the point made over and over again over the weekend was a son of an immigrant, right? a lot of that's baked into the culture. >> right. i think that's more than you would get at a typical company, a midwest company that does metal bending. it's not really based on that, but i think a lot of ceos are trying to calm their workforce down saying don't worry, you're going to be fi

howard schultz is the exact opposite. >> three strikes and i'm out. okay. >> howard schultz makes sure his baristas can get college funding. >> right. >> he is -- they're working right now on a really interesting public service project. i've tried to convince him that given the state of bookstores in this country except for the independent ones that he should open a chain of starbooks. [laughter] because he wanted to, you know, he's, he wanted to curate my last book, "charlie mike." and i realize that in the past we've had in the democratic party the working class and the intellectual class tracks, the beer track and the wine track. and i think that in 2020 we're going to have the beer track and the champagne track, that people like howard schultz and mark cuban and other performer ceos may be throwing their hats into the ring. and we'll see whether that's a good or a bad thing. >> there other questions? yes. >> i came to the microphone because i suspect i may not be the only person in here who's forgotten the particulars of all the controversy that f

a closed door briefing by fbi director james comey where debbdebby wasserman schultz reportedly tore into him about the stolen e-mails that led to her ouster. the bigger development comes from the senate intelligence committee and bipartisan plans to not just investigate the hacking but contact between the trump campaign and the russian government. phil matingly, what are you learning about the scope of this investigation? >> broad and has potentially reel teeth. this is a powerful committee. this is a bipartisan investigation agreed to by the top republican and the top democrat and as they pursue this investigation, this is a committee that has subpoena power. i said potentially because the senators will have to decide jointly to pursue the things that bring the teeth to this, most notably the subpoena power. but in their description of what this inquiry is going to entail, they make very clear they will be interviewing people in the incoming administration, the outgoing administration, the intelligence community, and those interviews, should they not be agreed with, the committee w

schultz said he plans to do everything he can to support effective workers.e said if the affordable care act is repealed and employees lose their coverage, they can get health insurance through starbucks as well. so individual companies are moving forward with their own plans by the looks of things. hadley joins us out of dubai. what's the reaction in the uae to these travel bans? >> reporter: good morning. essentially it's been rather muted. interestingly enough the ceo of bai airport -- you have to remember it's one of the busiest international airports in the world with all of that international travel and we heard from the general of federal security in dubai in support of this ban saying that there countries have the right to keep themselves safe. of course we heard from iran and iraq saying there could be retaliatory measures to what president donald trump has inaugurated over the last few days with his executive order and this really does come down to where you're sitting. in the gulf, in the united arab emirates, the conversation has been about social

democrats left the meeting furious after debby wasserman schultz confronted comey. pamela brown is in washington. amazing what happened today. what are you learning? it was confidential but you have sources who are telling you what happened there. >> reporter: apparently this happened toward the end of this classified briefing. we've learn from a lawmaker inside that room that wasserman shultsz continue fronted the fbi director about the fbi not reaching out to her directly or the committee senior leadership when it became aware of the hacks into the dnc that led to her resignation. director comey apparently pushed back in an exchange that lasted nearly ten minutes and defended the fbi's response. wasserman schultz released a statement tonight saying the fbi director must clarify for the american people the agency's policies for investigating and alerting hacking from foreign governments. amid growing pressure for director comey to step down. fbi director james comey is facing renewed scrutiny on both side of the aisle. today house democrats left a confidential brie

again i was mentioning earlier this statement coming also from the white house from eric schultz. hans nichols, nbc correspondent at the white house, joins us now. we have now heard that the president has been briefed on this here, hans. i just read that statement coming from eric schultz as well as from ned price, what else are you hearing? >> it's important to know that the president has worked hard on his relationship with erdogan, and will offer any support they can. it's also important to know that the relationship right now is not complicated and then two, professor guillen, the cleric living in pennsylvania, i was just in turkey a few months ago with ash carter. he spent a lot of times with his counterparts in a military to military basis. the relationship is very strong. a bit weaker after the coup, because the ranks were thin, but the relationships are strong. you can expect a lot of bilateral conversations. >> thank you for that per special tiff. also reporting on a lengthy conversation there in turkey with erdogan on 60 minutes, a very, very complex relationship that th

the unguarded exchanges cost wasserman schultz her chairman manship. clinton campaign chair john podesta's emails were posted three months later. >> i don't see the president-elect as a legitimate president. >> reporter: georgia congressman and civil rights icon john lewis made that startling statement to nbc. >> i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected, and they helped destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. >> reporter: he and at least seven other democrats have announced they will boycott next friday's inauguration. one of them is arizona's raul grijalva. >> i will be at home in arizona. >> reporter: democrats accused comey today of a double standard, speaking publicly about the clinton investigation pre-election, even as he stayed mum about russia's attempts to help donald trump. but, scott, they've been reluctant to call on comey to step down for fear of who mr. trump might choose to replace him. >> pelley: and the white house said today the president does not believe that comey was attempting to influence the election.

according to cbs news, the former chair of the dnc congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz asked comey repeatedly why didn't he call her personally to tell her the dnc servers may have been hacked? comey eventually said, " no, we didn't." hackers began posting stolen e- mails online last june including exchanges that cost wasserman schultz her chairmanship, then e-mails from clinton's campaign chairman were posted in september. >>> city college of san francisco has just won a long running struggle to keep its accreditation. kpix5's veronica de la cruz is here to explain. >> liz, a private commission that had threatened to revoke the college's seal of approval now extended it for seven years. this comes after a dispute that started in 2012. top administrators from city college made their final case yesterday in sacramento and they apparently succeeded in persuading 19 commissioners that they have made key improvements. that includes being able to forecast and monitor the school's budgets. >> city college remains a premier educational institution for our students and our community. congr

we heard from debbie wassermann schultz this morning, questioning why donald trump is questioning the validity of his own election. schultz says she's deeply disturbed by this and bringing out the "l" word, liar, about tru trump's move. >> what's the most disturbing about this is the president's penchant for lying. from the trivial, how many people showed up to watch his inauguration, to perpetrating the lie that 3 to 5 million people fraudulently voted in his presidential election. anything that makes him look bad or doesn't make him look good is something that he is willing to just tell bald-faced lies. >> reporter: some strong words there certainly from debbie wassermann schultz. what we've already seen coming from democrats is really them trying to rachet up the pressure on republicans to put some distance between them and pum president trump. senate minority leader chuck schumer yesterday said senate republicans have an obligation to reject falsehoods, that was his quote, falsehoods, that donald trump is peddling here. senator lindsey graham told cnn's manu raju that trump basica

debbie wasserman schultz was then head of the dnc.emember, she lost her job once the e-mails came out basically showing she was kind inform cahoots with the clinton camp. so debbi wasserman schultz according to our reporting gets up and just goes after comey saying if the russians were hacking -- if the russians were hacking dnc websites and our e-mails why didn't you come to me. you should have come to me. comey said we went to the right people. she kept press iing comey and h would only give his standard answer. democrats were furious he was sort of toeing the line and did a great disservice to the democrats but not going directly to debbie wasserman schultz. >> i was reading he was nonjudgmental until the last 15 minutes and i thought you know going into this what this is about. i was surprised how angry everybody was. what happened? >> the other thing is they wanted to know if comey was investigating trump ties with russia. other incidents that happened since then and he wouldn't say. comey would not say if he's investigating ties

now we have congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. >> i'm congresswoman, 23rd federal district, can i have the privilege of representing, obviously a horrific tragedy, and we are devastated that this happened in our hometown, in our corner of paradise. and it's my role as a member of congress to assist the governor and sheriff and entire team with any federal jurisdictional issues, the question of if someone doesn't have their id, how they can travel without it, and we're in communication with the department of homeland security, tsa, and federal officials in washington. additionally while we are teaching to reach out to all of them, they are closed, it's a saturday. so we're working with the department of state to deal with the many dozens and dozens of foreign travelers who need to be able to communicate with their home countries through their consulates and try to logistically figure out if we can make exceptions so that we can get people on their way. and i want to commend the sheriff, all the law enforcement officers, the fbi, the governor, as well as the airport director and a

cnn's justice correspondent pamela brown is going to start with the former dnc chair debbie wasserman schultzand fbi director james comey. their battle, back and forth. she has details for us this morning. >> reporter: fbi director james comey is facing more new scrutiny on both sides of the aisle. house democrats left a briefing with russia hacking fuming. >> it's classified. we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility. >> reporter: the republican-leaning "wall street journal" editorial board says, quote, the best supervise mr. comey can render his country now is to resign. calling him too political for a position that's supposed to be apolitical. this as the attorney general investigates his actions before the election. his decision closing the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails and then breaking with doj policy by sending a letter just before the election, alerting congress he was renewing a probe into a private server. democrats mad about his decision not to sign on a letter from the intelligence community saying russia was behind the el

robin schultz is coming up later. and just look at the setup.ou've got the pool, you've got the lights, the video screens. that's keiko up there on the decks. beck was wrong when he said two turntables and a microphone. that guy's got four decks. not a bad, 72 degrees, clear skies, on the beach. >> oh, my god! >> phil, you never know what you're going to get when you go to phil keating. poolside. poolside! >> that looked like a bikini or something. >> always a good time down there. >> maybe we have to do a new year's eve swap with hill. >> beefed up security, right here in times square, protecting a million, maybe 2 million people here to celebrate. fox news, senior correspondent, rick leventhal with the latest. rick? >> i've had the privilege of interviewing a lot of commissioners of the nypd and joining us is the newest commissioner of the nypd, jimmy o'neil. thank you for being with us. i might have to shout at you. i have serious news tonight in istanbul, turkey, with a terrorist attack. how has that changed the way you're handling security

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schultz says the focus will be on hiring immigrants who have served with u.s. troops as interpreters and support personnel. >>> a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. has been killed in a firefight against al qaeda forces in yemen. the identity of the s.e.a.l. who died has not been revealed. three others were hurt in the battle. now, the planning of the raid started under the obama administration, but president trump gave it the green light. it was meant to be a secret operation but the loss of life changed that. >>> a major shake-up on the national security council. president trump has given his controversial chief strategist steve bannon a seat on the top committee. meanwhile, the director of national intelligence and chairman of joint chiefs of staffs have been demoted to invitation only status. >>> president trump could announce his supreme court nominee today. abc news has learned that the president has two top choices, federal appeals court judges neal gorsuch and thomas hardiman. a seat on the nation's highest court has been vacant since the death of justice antonin scali

congratulating him, his predecessor martin schultz, the german socialist who's leaving after five yearsparty's candidate, gianni patella, was defeated gianni pitella, was defeated in what was a bruising contest. as schulz exits stage left, the changing of the guard at the european parliament is completed. this election was really a battle between two italians, but it started off as a contest divided up between six candidates. after three rounds of voting, it was down to gianni pitella on the left and antonio tajani on the right. in the end, it was mr tajani who came out on top. tajani's election marks a clean sweep for the centre—right grouping in the eu. as well as the parliament, the commission is headed up byjean—claude juncker and the council by donald tusk, all in the epp. we fought the monopoly but we weren't able to win but we fought strongly against the monopoly and we will fight again, again, again. so who is antonio tajani? well, he's certainly a familiar face around the parliament but he cut his political teeth as a spokesman for the controversial former italian prime ministe

howard schultz somebody weighing in all during the campaign. he was even on the list that people hillary clinton was considering as a vp. they also have the green cup design going right now to represent the connections that we have during a very divisive time in the country. people just want coffee and sick of politics that he is serving up? >> well you know the other thing, look, donald trump is a guy who keeps score, right? you say something negative about him, on tv or in the newspaper or whatever, he remembers those things. and so, you know, the ceo of that company, starbucks, may have to pull some of this back if he wants to be in donald trump's good graces. >> maybe. kevin, look at dunkin' doughnut they steer clear of politics. they're not trying to influence you and start a discussion. remember when starbucks they had their barristas, asking them to promote dialogue about politics and other things rather than just sitting there doing a faster job, getting you out the door with your caffeine? >> seems like starbucks is no longer a safe sp

debbie wasserman schultz was there, nobody called her personally.erhaps they did a little more than call the 800 number or even a volunteer. we are going to debbie wasserman schultz, head of the dnc, who is going to get a briefing as to what efforts were made. >> eric: congressman, i'll just read a couple of quotes from some of your colleagues in the democratic side who are at that briefing. a "i no longer have confidence in him," meaning james comey. "i'm extremely concerned." that is elijah cummins. "i'll just say i'm very angry." literally, is everyone this angry about the way the dnc wasa notified about the information, about the emails?s? and this is really what's making everyone this crazy, losings confidence in the director of the fbi over this email notification of the dnc? >> well, comey has a 10-year term. and i think that many democrats would prefer him to anyone likely to be nominated as his replacement. as to whether the fbi made a serious effort to inform the top executives at the dnc, comey has promised a detailed briefing. but he has

you are listening to robin schultz on stage. you've got to hear this. i want you to stay right there. i just made a couple of new ones. happy new year everybody. it was ten years ago tonight that we were out there on that stage and it was 18 below. i had icicles on my eyelachshes am on a warm beach and thinking of you and sending all my love for a happy new year. ♪ >>> rachel platten crushed it earlier. take a listen. ♪ it's emotion. can make a heart open. i only have one night but i can make an explosion ♪ and all those things i didn't say, wrecking balls inside my grave ♪ i will scream them loud tonight. can you hear my voice. this is my fight song ♪ take back my life song ♪ prove i'm all right song ♪ i'll play my fight song and i don't really care if nobody else believes ♪ i'm losing friends, everybody is worried about me ♪ and it's been two years i miss my home fire burning in my bones ♪ i still believe, yeah, i still believe ♪ and all of those things i didn't say, wrecking balls inside my brain ♪ i will scream them loud ton

that is when it i can kicks off, debbie wasserman schultz.be interesting to see what her views are. >>> we can't forget about a slew of economic reports and earnings analysis that could move the markets. it will be a huge week. more than 100 s&p 500 companies out with results. we'll hear from apple, exxonmobil, facebook, merck, amazon among many, many others. so much happening on the economic front as well. biggest one are fed meeting and january jobs report. the news doesn't stop, does it. what matters the most for you and your money if that is the most important question. let's get straight to the floor show. we have traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex. matt cheslock, at new york stock exchange, what do you think is the main driver behind this selloff today? >> this is definitely a political selloff. we attribute ad lot of the rally what trump is saying. we have to give him a little credit for the downside today. that is basically what it is. we have economic news coming out with regards to earnings later in

yousef: we're seeing some comments from howard schultz on the screen as well.he response from american corporate scum of the latest ceos, doesom key this lay the groundwork for a protracted political fight in the united states between the trump camp and a lot of the opposition, not just in congress, but in the american corporate world? >> it could do because he has had this extraordinary honeymoon where wall street has discounted all the negative aspects of what a trump may do in terms of trade , the dollar, wall street, everything has basically said here is a guy who will deregulate america, reduce corporation taxes, and spend a lot of money on u.s. infrastructure, and wall street has taken him at his word on that and has frankly sort of ignored many of these other aspects that we are now starting to see that will be negative in terms of u.s. corporate interests. the free movement of people, the inconvenience this causes for companies, maybe that is a sense that honeymoon is starting to be over. yousef: we will leave it there. thank you for joining us. let's g

starbucks facing backlash for ceo howard schultz pledged to hire 10,000 refugees.the pledge was in response to the executive order to prevent entry of refugees from several predominately muslim countries. #boycott starbucks is bias trended with many to stop supporting starbucks. however, others who support the pledge to higher refugees and they will buy coffee and food from the restaurant chain to support that decision. president trumps travel ban did spark a walkout of google employees around the world. they protested trans-executive order. google cofounder who entered the u.s. has been in the grip of the movement. google is the now numerous technologies worried about what the order was due to business as they rely heavily on foreign-born workers. former president george h.w. bush is finally out of the hospital. released from a texas hospital yesterday after more than two weeks of treatment. the president suffered from the ammonia and breathing difficulties. barbara bush spent five days in the same hospital for bronchitis. fox business is one of the national footb

he has admitted that they never called the number one person who was debbie wasserman schultz. whether they contacted other counselors will have to see. that's an issue, obviously his statement 11 days before inauguration is controversial. i have some level of faith and james comey and more faith and general glenn who has been appointed by the president. >> eric: are your colleagues suggesting that there's some efficacy and the hand of the fbi? >> they're there concerned aboe decisions that comey made and that at least diminished the democrats confidence in him. in my case, i have some level of confidence in the director. it is going okay. did you hear anything in that meeting that would give you concern or pause about the incoming trump administration? >> what needs to be investigated and we have no idea where it will lead is whether there was any american who was involved in supporting or coordinating this russian hacking. i'm old enough to remember watergate. that was a matter of burglarizing the files of the democratic national community. back then, files, or in metal cabin

melinda: after what we hear, martin schultz is the better and stronger candidate. and the candidate who can really lead the party to victory. because the party needs to stand completely united. both need to be in the hands of mr. scholz. he is clearing the way. brent: let's talk about martin scholz, the candidate for the social democrats. melinda: his approval ratings are quite high. german say they will give 36% of the vote to mr. schulz. that is a gap, but certainly not as bad as the gap would've in. -- would have been. brent: if you look at what we are going to see in germany and compare that to the elections across other european countries, angela merkel, the chancellor, she is a committed european and defender of the eu. so is martin schulz. you have these two defenders running from the same office in germany. is that a good move in this era of skepticism? melinda: martin schulz said the social democratic party has done the work against populism and right-wing nationalism. and he intends to make it run in the selection. -- in this election. i will be doing it

this is debbie wasserman schultz on that issue. >> if they are suffering from mental illness or on no-fly list or convicted felon, they flat out shouldn't be allowed to own handguns or rifles. >> no question that we need to review not only the question of whether people should be should be able to travel with their firearms even if they're in checked baggage, but we need to take a hard look at the security around baggage claim areas. >> so in addition to that congress man debbie wasserman schultz you were also hearing before that, that was from the broward county sheriff scott isel who echoed a similar issue about mental health and guns. sir, do you think we're better off as a country if we had a policy that airports should be gun-free zones, that you for simply any reason cannot have a gun at the airport whether checked in or brought to the airport? >> it's a good question. for example, you're not allowed to bring a gun through screening. front side of the airport, there is a procedure there. should it be a gun-free zone? i know some states have put that forward, other states have not. p

people asked whether secretary schultz would therefore tilt u.s. policy towards those countries. i think anyone looking back today on his record would marvel at those fears. in 2015 the world jewish congress awarded secretary schultz its prestigious theodore quarts award on behalf of his work with america's good friend israel. yes, secretary schultz went on to lead a very successful tenure working with different countries all over the world and always putting america's interests front and center. if anything, rex tillerson's business experience will only enhance his ability to provide the president his sound, unbiased judgment. if you need any more evidence, just look at the way mr. tillerson has conducted himself throughout the confirmation process. he's answered every question and addressed every concern. he's been calm and steady under pressure. these are precisely the qualities we need in our next secretary of state. so today i offer my strong support for an outstanding businessman and an american patriot, our next secretary of state rex tillerson, and i encourage all of my c

howard schultz announced steps to step down and build higher end cafe stores.o you want to listen for stories on sales trends at its first roastery in seattle. and technology has been a key sales driver for starbucks. it's trying to get more customers soin esigned up for t rewards program. the company recently started pe personalizing the rewards program based on ordering history. the stock is up 9% over the past three months. >> interesting to hear if there were comments about china. the china market important for starbucks. >> that's right. and opening the first roastery in 2017 in shanghai. that will be something to watch as they open these higher-end cafes and on-site roasteries. >> thank you very much. we were sitting on set when the announcement of howard schultz was saying he was going to step down. investors are kind of looking at what will happen in that world. >> and there was word that he was expected to join a clinton administration. there was a timing issue. >>> back to the markets and the push to 20,000. we heard from jeremy siegel from the wharto

schultz was a friend of the family and was staying at the home at the time.e confessed during a jailhouse interview. >>> a bank robbery suspect turned into a wild 30-hour search for a man in the santa cruz mountains. he took off on foot. today we could learn more informations about the arrests. our nbc chopper was over the scene when police found one of the men and chased him through an active construction site before he was ultimately arrested. the robbery happened thursday at a bank of america in scott's valley. the next day police spotted three men in a stolen unmarked police car. two were arrested immediately and the third was later arrested. parts of japantown were on lock down for the search. police looked through cars and homes with rifles in hand. >>> many people continuing the search for a missing woman. volunteers continuing to canvass the area near alameda creek in search of a missing 18-year-old whose car plunged into the creek more than a week ago. jada jenkins crossed the divider, hit another car and ended up in the alameda creek. search crews f

schultz says the company will hire 10,000 refugees over five years. countries it operates. the proposal will begin with a focus on people who served with u.s. troops as interpreters and support personnel. schultz saying we are living in an unprecedented time. >>> the ceo of airbnb is covering free housing for people who are stranded as a result of the travel ban. the ceo tweeting this, airbnb providing free housing for anyone not laallowed in the u.s. the ceo condemning the ban and stands with those affected. he put out a call to those with properties for rent that would like to help. we're also seeing a lot of people on twitter answering his tweet. i'm available to have my place for rent free as well for those in need. >> i heard from wall street insiders who are not concerned with the travel ban per se, but the focus on something other than tax cuts. the rise of the markets in the last few months is because of the tax cuts. they want the white house to focus on that. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm alison kosik. >> i'm john berman. "new day" starts r

white house spokesperson schultz released a statement saying quote, the president expressed condolences for the innocent lives lost, directed his team offered appropriate assistance to the turkish authorities and offered . >>> police are looking for a suspect who has gone missing. they were supposed to return after christmas day after a trip to big sur. that license number is 5vud925. they're driving a tan colored honda civic. >>> police say officers arrived to find a man who had been shot in the face. investigators say he was taken to a hospital where he died a short time later. just a few hours later at 2:15 this morning in the mission, officers arrived near the corner of 26th and shot well streets to find a man who had been shot in the chest. he died at the hospital. police say neither shooting appears connected or gang related there's no word though on any suspects, motives or the identity of the victims. they have not yet been released either. >>> coming down hard on russia over hacking of u.s. political institutions. the two republican lawmakers at odds over president-elect trump

in nigeria's capital, parliament considers giving -- given the alternative, he reeling schultz's that she relinquishes just the right thing. -- he relinquishes just the right thing. the winner of december's presidential election says there is no need for the president to seek asylum, stating he was confident direct talks could solve the crisis. however outside pressure is starting to pile up. the leaders want to convince him to step down from power without clashes on january 19. but that is not the view of the outgoing leader, who has called out against foreign intervention. >> what is clearly incontrovertible is we have discourse on the current -- byion to implement whatever means possible is perfectly legal. reporter: the gambian leader has called for a peaceful resolve of -- they have tried that their mandate be extended. >> the french president touchdown earlier today in mali where he is visiting the 4000 french troops still based in the town, while engaged in a battle against jihadists. ministers from different countries have gathered. high on the agenda, the battle against extre

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so debbie wasserman schultz. was a meeting yesterday on capitol hill with the fbi director james comey. and it got pretty heated, especially at one point. clayton: this was behind the scenes. clandestine meeting. classified. so, members of the house go in and sit down with james comey. he starts off this meeting. we now know, by saying i am tone deaf to politics and then he dives into. meanwhile, when he says that we learned from these reports that all the democrats in the room just started looking at each other scoffing. you are tone deaf to politics. debbie wasserman schultz at one point grandstands for five minutes. democrats are yelling at her to stop. she is complaining. she is complaining that my emails were hacked and i lost my job as a result? pete: talk to the guy on both sides james comey. he walked in russian involvement tried to give a classified briefing to what you said, clayton. there were people booing her down. she was yelling at him so adamantly people were like sit down. because it turns out, g

we'll hear from outgoing howard schultz for the final time. the, inc. isn't even dry but another huge media deal could be around the corner. tensions rising between the u.s. and mexico as president trump announce a's major meeting between the two allies has been cancelled. this could mean trouble ahead for the markets. much more "fast money" after this. runs on intel? that ride share? you actually rode here on the cloud. did not feel like a cloud... that driverless car? i have seen it all. intel's driving...the future! traffic lights, street lamps. business runs on the cloud... and the cloud runs on intel. ♪ i wonder what the other 2% runs on...(car horn) hey steve check out this guys leg. yeah looks like a real nasty moving back in with his parents. what? no. i just broke my leg. no, this is a full blown move in to the basement, you're gonna be out of work without that money from... aflac! you might miss your rent. aww i just moved out. bummer man. hey i used to have my own place. yeah? no, no i live with my mom, but it's cool. health can change but th

. >> guest: howard schulte schultz make-under sure his baristas cat get college funding. they're work on a really interesting public service project.t. i have tried to con rinse -- condition vaccine -- convinceds. him he should open a chain of starbooks. he wanted to curate my last book, charlie mike. and i realized, in the past we have had -- in the democratic party the working class and the intellectual class tract. the beer tract and wine tract. i think that in 2020, will are have he beer distract the champagne tract, that people like howard schultz and mark cuben and other performer sow crowe crosses may be throwing their hats the ring and we school whether that's a good or bad thing. >> host: other questions? yes. >> i dime the microphone because i suspect i may not be the only person in here who has forgotten the particulars of all the controversy that followed when you were -- admitted you wereu the author of "primary colors." what happened that causedow to y be suspended from ""newsweek".co >> i'm? temped to say coward disand whimsy inch case of "newsweek" it was

congresswoman debby wasserman schultz raced past cameras, leaving a closed-door briefing. sources say she and other democrats vented frustration at fbi director james comey for his public airing of the clinton e-mail probe and how the bureau handled the russian hacking of democratic officials. exposure of those hacked emails led to wasserman schultz's resignation as the democratic party chair. in a statement, she writes, "the fbi director must clarify for the american people the agency's policies for investigating and alerting those who are hacked by foreign governments." meanwhile, trump's team under pressure to explain contacts between trump's national security advisor michael flynn and russian officials. advisers now confirm flynn did speak by phone with russia's ambassador to the u.s. on the day the obama administration imposed sanctions over the hacking. >> that call took place on the 29th of december at which time general flynn was asked whether or not he would help set up a call after the inauguration with president putin and then president trump. >> reporter: in a

in a note to current employees, company chairman and c-e-o howard schultz also outlined how the company will support "dreamers" in the u-s. other companies have condemned trump's executive order, including google, apple, facebook and others. a seven on your side consumer alert.. a warning about a phone scam that uses your own voice against you.. here's how it phone. a recorded voice or a live person asks, "can you hear me?" if you answer "yes," the scammer records it. the scammer will later call back and claim you owe money on products or services you said you'd buy. if you protest, the scammer will play back your own voice as evidence you agreed. experts say if you receive such a call, hang up immediately. time now for weather winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7am for the dmv. - isolated slick spots early; - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) today: mostly cloudy and cold. breezy. spotty pm sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows: 23-29 winds: w

ceo howard schultz wrote that he had a heavy heart, and that the promise of the american dream is being called into question. in a letter to employees, he wrote, starbucks is in contact with staff affected by the immigration ban, and will do everything possible to help them navigate through the confusion. its title as the top-selling car maker in the world, despite its main rival suffering the worst year in its history. it sold 10.2 million vehicles worldwide in 2016, while volkswagen managed 10.3 million. vw ended toyota's four-year reign, while struggling with fallout. said to beo is considering up to $5 billion of investments in renewable energies as part of its plan to diversify away from oil. sources say several big lenders, including hsbc, j.p. morgan, and credit suisse, have been approached to identify targets and advise on deals. saudi arabia will produce at least 30% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030. delta airlines halted american flights because of a technology failure. it is the second major domestic u.s. airline to ground services due to computer glitches and onl

schultz is that currently a partner with cozen o'connor law firm in philadelphia.year-old attorney served as pennsylvania's top lawyer under tom corbett from 2012 to 2014. he also is a chair of the government affairs and regulatory practice group in the firm. ly. >> doctors in houston say former president george h.w. bush system moving out of intensive care feeling better today. mr. bush who is 92 was struggling to breathe when he was admitted to the hospital last week and was later diagnosed with pneumonia. doctors say though now he's in good spirits sitting up talking joking with the hospital staffers. his wife barbara was also released from the hospital today. she was admitted last wednesday for bronchitis. >> closer to home an argument between two and roommates living in manayunk ended in one person dead the other person karend with murder. 28-year-old anastasia moncrief is accused of shooting richard spadel. she told them spadel walked into her bedroom holding scissors and that's when she shot him. he was hit once in the back and died at the hospital. moncrief