that left only one person -- clay starbuck.file that we got left little doubt in our mind that it was clay starbuck. narrator: but clay had an explanation for his dna. he used to live in the house. of course his dna would be there. analysts disagreed. where his dna was found, on a body that was freshly washed, didn't appear to be a casual transfer. this is highly unlikely, especially for that dna to be found in so many important locations. narrator: chanin's family says clay couldn't tolerate her seeing other men. that was the last straw for clay. he was losing any ability to control her. narrator: the evidence appears to indicate that clay snuck into the house while chanin drove the kids to school, something he had done many times before. he's just not even human. he stalked her. and that was horrifying. narrator: but this time, he planned to kill her. he hid himself and waited for her to return home. she took a shower. as she came out, he put her in a choke hold and strangled her to death, not realizing his arm left touch dna

so where do we stand on starbucks?fee chart where coffee was higher than where it is now, and then i look at where starbucks was at that point. so there's always that lead and lag with the stock price versus the underlying commodity, and as you said before, starbucks has a host of other issues that might be causing the decline in price. when you look at just strictly where coffee was when it was higher, starbucks price was around $71, $72. >> deutsche bank had a survey on the issue of price, not the stock, but the coffee itself. they said among 45% of customers bu bu buying, people are sick and tired of playing $7 or whatever for a latte, the expensive drink and that's finally catching up. >> i'll never buy a latte, but a good old-fashioned coffee that costs $4.75, that costs $2.80 pre-covid. it's absurd, i think, what they've done. i think there's an expectation that you're going to see eps guidance, a cut, and there's a combination of things. you've got higher input costs that includes labor. they've had some very si

um, how, how did, how did the starbucks strikes, succeed? a starbucks has been a very uh inspirational organizing campaign started a couple of years ago and they decided to, to unionize once toward a time and they've ended. they have successfully nice 400 stores now across america . starbucks workers campaign has very grass roots campaign, very worker driven a lot of young, ideologically motivated workers at the stores who's done a lot of the work themselves to spread this organizing campaign. and at the same time, the billionaire founders, starbucks, our shots are radically, was born. sorry, i'm actually interviewed. oh yeah. yes. he, i rightly was going to be hillary clinton stories for labor secretary and now he's the, he's the most notorious union bus or in the united states of america. but recently they did, in fact, did starbucks to agree to come to the table and negotiate a contract with that union. so they, they have um, they have a light at the end of the tunnel for that campaign. and it's been very successful. and as you mentioned,

the share of the starbuck company in the american nasdaq index decreased by 14.9%.ce in the middle of november was equal to 107.21 million dollars. now the price has decreased. to 91.22 centa, there are many comments on the social media after the announcement of the description of the employees of starbox, munir al-khathir says , "good morning to you, you are the one who clings to the weakness of faith, and the boycott of the provinces will lose the big entities that support israel. we will laugh at you and say that your boycott is not a difference, because it is the sect of the last week." mcdonald's screams and screams at starbucks, ehsan mahdavi says in front of al-alfin, the missing job is the theme of creating thousands of jobs and others by supporting national products, don't try to stop people , rashid says, "you are forbidden and cut off hair, but morally and humanly, the simplest of things is that intersections , exclusions, and actions for one unit in the world are possible to affect this." al-kyan ibrahim sharif says that the last reason for the boycott o

that is actually what happened a few years ago at the very beginning of the starbucks drive that hasd like wildfire across the country. starbucks fired seven union activists at a memphis store and a court ordered that they have to reinstate them. starbucks is arguing that that reinstatement should not of happened, they said they fired those workers because they invited a tv crew into their store after hours, against policy and that they were totally within the rights to fire those pheresis. starbucks was challenging was the tactics used in determining whether they could order the reinstatement of those. -- those barristas. they were going to the federal courts to grant that relief. geoff: based on the justices questions, do you have a sense of where they are leading in this case? >> it seemed there were ploys to agree with starbucks on this one, they feel like the nlrb has yielded too much power in that memphis case, that there should be a consistent standard applied across all circuit courts in the united states, which there is not right now. it would modify the test across the unit

what do you expect here from starbucks? mcdonald's is more on the rocr working class and lower end. >> this will be a difficult quarter for starbucks. you could see negative same-store sales growth in the u.s. and in china as well. investors are prepared for this and it is a difficult comparison to last year with starbucks in the u.s. and globally. this could be a tough quarter. i think they may have to adjust their annual guidance as you think about the pressures in the u.s. with the pressures in the middle east and china. >> you know, brian, you mentioned international with 22% sales. what do you hear in the middle east? starbucks is facing western focus boycotts. >> those have continued. we may see a bit of easing, but not really substantially. it is not unique to starbucks. this is across the brands i cover. it will take time to work through some of the issues. in china, i would expect negative same s-store sales groh this quarter. it is competition and the macro environment. i think the macro environment is the driver

starbucks is arguing that that reinstatement should not have happened.red those workers because they invited a tv crew into their store after hours, against policy and that they were totally within the rights to fire them. starbucks was challenging was -- the test the federal court used in determining whether they could order the reinstatement of those baristas. the nlrb was defending the authority it is in going to federal courts to ask for the relief and the standard used to grant that relief. geoff: based on the justices questions, do you have a sense of where they are leaning in this case? >> it seemed they were poised to agree with starbucks on this one, they feel like the nlrb has wielded too much power in the memphis case, that there should be a consistent standard that is applied all across all circuit courts in the united states, which there is not right now. seems likely they will change the test or sort of modify the test so it is consistent across courts across the united states, which labor advocates say could have a chilling effect for unio

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frankly, it seemed to me that two employers in particular amazon and starbucks, starbucks, excuse me, actually got pretty good reviews from. the people you interviewed who had who had worked there and there was not a not a hostility to organized labor, to unions, but it seemed like some of the people you talked to, thought unions made sense in some situations. and not others, which is frankly always corresponded with my view of unions or what i've seen of organized labor. if you have a, let's say, car manufacturing, you have a lot of people doing similar that somewhat compartmentalized you would want to have the workers being able to negotiate on behalf of a large group, whereas you have you know, now we're seeing, for instance, our industry getting rapidly and i'm like, what is the people? it's a creative position that people have wildly different values from frankly from like month, month, depending on whether facebook, youtube is being kinder to our distribution models and and it doesn't make any sense. but can you talk about the view of of labor in business that you came across? y

the judge ruled that starbucks violated u.s.interfering the justices will determine the standard courts should use when making decisions about a labor dispute. starbucks is asking the supreme court to intervene because federal appeals courts don't agree on the standards the nlrb must meet when it requests a temporary injunction against a company. if the court sides with starbucks, it could make it tougher for the nlrb to step in when it claims corporate interference in using a union unionization efforts excuse me. back to you at the desk, kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. new at six. a female doctor may be the cure to living longer. according to a new study. a ucla study found medicare patients are more likely to survive when the doctor is a woman versus a male doctor. it shows people are less likely to be readmitted into the hospital after suffering from a health issue. researchers say it's because female physicians are more likely to adhere to clinical guidelines. study also notes that these findings could be different for younger ge

but starbucks claims the workers violated company policy by inviting a television news crew into the store after hours. if the supreme court rules in starbucks favor, it could limit the labor board's ability to intervene when it alleges corporate interference in union unionization efforts, demands to divest uc berkeley students camping out and speaking out on their frustrations with the israel-hamas war, while protests across the country grow more violent. also congress is poised to pass a bill that could ban tiktok had the proposal is tied to foreign military aid and what it means for the app's future. >> plus another legal setback for a jailed american reporter in russia. in london. i'm alex hogan. 'l ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ business. it'

. >>> and your starbucks order will start looking a little different. the coffee chain says it's rolling out new cups this month that will use 10% to 20% less plastic. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, april 19th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." breaking overnight, israel strikes back hitting iranian soil in retaliation for last weekend's unprecedented drone and missile attack. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. israel has been warning it would retaliate, and today cbs news has confirmed it did less than one week after iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at the jewish state. tehran is downplaying the attack which happened in the city of isfahan, about 260 miles south of the capital of tehran. all sides are being tightlipped, and details are very preliminary. jarred hill is here to help us sort things out. >> still early with this, but here is what we know right now -- two u.s. officials have confirmed here that is

the expectations for starbucks are extraordinarily low.he stock has been under a lot of pressure as of late. slightly ahead on same-store sales versus consensus for this quarter. again, expectations are very low but i will point out that if you look at valuation, it is trading within one turn of its 10 year trough on ebitda and within two or 2.5 turns of its historical trough on pe. it is trading like it is a broken story. right now, yes, same-store sales are under a little more pressure than they have been historically. they had to take down guidance in the u.s. china has yet to recover. but to me, it feels like it is very much reflected in the stock price. if we get any indication of a turn in trend here, even minor, i think the stock has a lot more upside than what is being reflected today. katie: starbucks shares currently down about 8.3% year-to-date. watch for some fireworks after the close today. really appreciate your time. that is peter. still ahead, we will take a look at the companies making the most social buzz today in our soc

pulling into the starbucks parking lot.minutes to ransack the house and shoot denise. his lawyer says that would've been nearly impossible. >> the timing really gets to the point where it's almost not realistic. >> what about the state witness who claimed nathan had convinced the whole crime to him? the defense argued david smith was a jailhouse snitch, convicted felon, who got a deal for his testimony. he wasn't worth cross- examining. >> do you really believe that david smith is the type of person that nathan is going to confide in? and then seek counsel from? >> according to defense, the main weakness with the state case was motive. an affair with aina. he argued there was no evidence to support the theory that nathan killed his wife so he could be with a 20-year-old, no matter who asked her, aina insisted her relationship with nathan was platonic. >> what's the relationship between you and nathan? >> he is my sponsor. i worked for him. i did a lot of translating work and helping with organizing conferences in lithuania.

coleman y 50 pies de todas las demás ubicaciones de starbucks.a rotonda en el cruce de las carreteras 25 y la 156. esto es entre las ciudades de hollister y gilroy. dicen que es con el fin de disminuir los accidentes de tránsito. pero como nos explica flavio lacayo, algunos medios están reportando que los choques aumentaron, aunque un representante de dicha entidad asegura que es todo lo contrario y está ofreciendo recomendaciones a los conductores para evitar incidentes. así que cuéntanos, flavio. qué tal? muy buenas tardes. así es. bueno, algunos medios, como ya mencionaron, indican de que antes de la construcción de esta rotonda se registraba por lo menos un accidente vial cada 8 días y eso cambió después del mes de febrero, cuando según los medios se reporta 1 cada 2 días y medio. por su parte, la agencia caltrans dice de que esta rotonda sí ha ayudado a disminuir el número de incidentes. antes de llegar a la rotonda, los conductores se encuentran con este rótulo y posteriormente con otros 2 que les indican cómo deben de ingresar a la gloriet

at about 500 of the starbucks cafes. this is the first significant progress in nearly a year of bargaining. discussions center on the process to resolve grievances, representation of baristas and other issues. in a joint statement, both sides said there is a lot more work, but they are committed to working together. as you may know, several starbucks stores here in the bay area already voted to unionize. we are getting more data this morning showing that inflation is stubborn, a key index the fed follows closely shows prices are actually up almost 3% from this time last year. and scott mcgrew says that's still too much. it's 8/10 of a percent too much. the fed is targeting 2% inflation, and so long as inflation is above the fed target, they're going to keep interest rates high. food prices have been particularly noticeable to families. now prices are down significantly from their all time highs last year. and wages are up. but we know american families are still struggling. i have an interview coming up on our sunday mor

pinterest, amd, starbucks all with big moves.ll to igo inside the numbers >>> plus, chances of the fed making a move lower this year have been coming down. one top strategist says they may need to act as soon as july. >>> and later, lighting up. the dea making a big move to reclassify marijuana. what the move means for trading in these names. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, and steve grasso. >>> stocks closing on a down note, with the nasdaq sinking 2% and the dow shedding 570 points, accelerating the last ten minutes of trading. all three closing near their lows of the session and well in the red for the month. each ending five-month winning streaks. the dow posting its biggest mostly loss since september of 2022. we'll dive more into what is behind these moves later this hour, but we have to start off with amazon. shares are higher, though off their best afterhours highs. the company reporting a beat on the top and the bottom lines and higher a

>> i will go with the company i really like and depend on which is starbucks. their coffee and i am getting ready for contest and that is all i am drinking that day. and i was looking at their stock that has gone down almost to a 52 week low but i do feel like they are going to come up. >> interesting. a lot of people going with what they know. >> that is smart. i am curious when you get ready for competition, you want to be caffeinated and that is your competitive state and wide awake and caffeinated and ready to pop those in your mouth. >> i go in empty and loose but try to get a little amped up and a little coffee with espresso in it and that starbucks coffee is the same everywhere i go and it does a good job. >> do you think we could combine starbucks with nathan's and maybe have you washing it down with a few mentees -- ventis? >> they need to have starbucks at baseball stadiums. >> i am equally as addicted to the capping product and the stock is near its low but it is a valuation that is struggling and has some china and growth issues but long-term it cou

starbucks, we have to mention starbucks, i he's suppose.ort the local businesses. the most expensive starbucks, you want to know what a cup of coffee costs these days, vermont, $5.73. it's probably more in new york city. as a state, that's the post expensive starbucks in the country. maria: $5 for a cup of coffee. he that's amazing. >> reporter: i'm going to drink real coffee this morning, this stuff, right here. there you go. it's like oil. maria: i've got mine right here. cheers to you, jeff. thank you, jeff flock. appreciate it. so mark, your reaction. $5 for a cup of coffee and it's much more expensive than that in other places. >> you know what's really impressive is that coffee consumption's going up which turns out it's actually a good thing because there was a study that came out a few days ago that said that living a sedentary lifestyle and a lack of drinking coffee increases your risk of early death so obviously, look, there's health benefits to coffee, there's anti-oxidant properties, stuff like that which is great. however, i th

so obviously that would be your mcdonald's behind me in dublin, kfc, starbucks, subway. according to federal data, this will impact more than 500,000 fast food workers here in california, who until today averaged around $16.60 an hour, which was only slightly above the state's minimum wage. the new $20 minimum wage for these workers, again, amounts to a roughly 20.5% pay raise. there are exceptions to the new rule. the state has said that restaurants that produce and sell bread are exempt, but not if the doe is pre-made elsewhere. restaurants inside grocery stores are exempt, as are restaurants in airports, hotels, event centers, theme parks and other locations. we spoke to an owner of a roundtable pizza location who is concerned about the increased costs to his business. >> as an owner or employer, you have to have, like, coverage to pay them. if you cannot, you have to shut your door. or they'll lose hours. >> it could have a positive impact of increasing wages where possible in other non hospitality fields. >> reporter: that was the former director of employment at th

the man accused of hiding a camera and a starbucks bathroom >> appears in court.that 35 year, louis har juarez, junior planted the camera in the bathroom in the location of starbucks, west taylor street and coleman avenue. that one officials say that an employee at the starbucks was one who actually noticed that hidden camera on january 31st. it was under the restroom sink. the employee called 9-1-1. and by then, of course, that's when it was notice before that there was footage of 91 people on that camera, including children as young as 4 years old who were in the bathroom. it is 6.34 and tomorrow convicted killer scott peterson is set to be back in a courtroom in redwood city. it will be the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. he was convicted in 2004 of murdering his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn child. he has maintained his innocence. he was sentenced to life in prison earlier this year. the los angeles innocence project which takes on cases that think might wrongful convictions. they took peterson case. lawyers are asking

and starbucks fired 7 employees who are leading a unionization effort in memphis, tennessee.starbucks argue the employees had violated company policy by reopening the store after closing time and inviting a tv news crew inside. the national labor relations board got a court order forcing the company to re-hire them. lawyers for starbucks want the supreme court to curb the government's power to take such actions. the decision is expected in late june. coming up here, is there such a thing as too much solar power? why california could be making? >> more power than it really needs. plus, people in california could soon receive home energy rebates where all that money is coming from and how you can qualify. also, the tense moments that were caught on camera when a southern california man was pulled over. have his frightening story of being pulled over gunpoint all because of really gunpoint all because of really simple mistake. . it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. t

. >>> starbucks taking new steps toward sustainability.in is debuting new old drink cups that contained 20% less plastic than previous ones. starbucks says the move is part of its commitment to cut its carbon, water, and waste footprint in half by 2030. battle happening across the bay. you can see the opposing parties, sfo and oakland airportsfo is now suing oakland airport over a plan to name. we have been following the story and spoke to the city attorney about this now official le move. in san francisco but they both claim the rights to use the name . now, it is up to a federal co. >> we do think that this litigation is a waste of taxpayer resourcs. if oakland had chosen to engage with us, we would not be here. >> while officials say they are just trying to clear up confon over there airport's loion, which sits on the san francisco bay, san francisco citattorney david chiu says it could cause travel chaos. >> we are concerned about travelers who will miss their flights, suffeeconomic loss . we are concerned about the reputational damage

narrator: clay starbuck and his children say he's innocent. but in june of 2013, he was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole. even detectives admit that as brazen as this crime was, clay came very close to getting away with murder. in all of my years of investigating crime scenes, i've never seen someone take so much time in a crime scene to pose the person, to dispose of evidence. sparks: the forensic evidence definitely helped this case because the dna that they were able to gather helped seal it that it was a male that had killed her and it was a starbuck male that had killed her. if she had not made that 911 call, as brief as it was, the authorities never would have narrowed the time frame. they never would have been able to eliminate suspects other than clay. she truly helped them solve this crime. ♪ narrator: up next, a sexual encounter goes horribly wrong. she fought back. she gave us the evidence we needed. narrator: the victim pays with her life. she didn't deserve to die, not that young, not that way.

. >>> in the south bay, is san jose starbucks restroom, out of jail after posting $60,000 bond. the 35-year-old was arrested last month after he worker discovered a camera pointing towards the toilet at the starbucks on coleman and taylor. appearing in court yesterday, to hear charges which include installing a hidden surveillance camera with audio and possessing child pornography. also facing weapons charges after officers found about 20 firearms, an assault rifle and other micro cameras at his home. investigators believe he videotapes nearly 100 victims, including kids, over the course of one day in january. >>> look at that, hayward chp turning this crash into a lesson. over the weekend, chp says one of the officers was directing traffic by the crash when an incoming car smashed into the back of the officers car on the highway, and excepting the ride of the time and distracted. chp is asking other drivers to stay off of their phones to avoid a similar fate. >>> up next, do you have any old jewelry lying around? it may be worth more than ever before. breaking down the rising c

so mcdonald's, pizza hut, subway and starbucks, for example. this will impact more than half a million, 500,000 federal workers here in the state of california who until today averaged $16.60 an hour, which is only slightly above the state's minimum wage. the new $20 minimum wage amounts to roughly $20.50 pay raise. the state said that restaurants that produce and sell bread are exempt, but not if the dough is premade elsewhere. restaurants inside grocery stores are exempt, as are theme parks and other locations. during this morning's press conference, we heard from a mcdonald's worker in los angeles who was appointed by governor newsom to work on the fast food council. here is what she said through an interpreter. >> workers are worth more and our families deserve better than poverty wages. even though we are the engine of a billion dollar industry, too many of us struggle to keep up with rent, the bills and the cost of living. this gives us a chance to breathe a little easy, a chance to buy a coffee or maybe take our family to the movies. >>

wendy starbucks, chipotle taco bell y burger king tienen algo en común precios más altos desde el uno asociación de restaurantes de california ve el aumento como un efecto completamente predecible en el salario, pero en otras cosas, este, digamos en otras empresas no han subido el salario. y qué hacemos? pagamos la renta o no comemos y es lo que estamos pensando en este momento. qué comemos? según el estudio de kalinowski, la subida puede ser de hasta un 8. starbucks vio sus precios aumentar en un 7, chipotle un 7,5 y burger king está cobrando solo un 2% más. bueno, agarro una hamburguesa pero no voy a agarrar papitas. actualmente en california el sueldo mínimo alcanzó los 20 $ la hora para los trabajadores de los negocios de comida rápida parece una victoria para ellos. sin embargo, una empleada nos comentó fuera de cámara que ya le recortaron las horas. estamos siempre nosotros, los pobres pagamos más. somos los que nos sacrificamos más, pues la asociación de restaurantes de california asegura que han visto despidos y cierres de locales de comida. clientes están viendo cómo cambiar

officials say the employee at a starbucks notice there was a hidden camera on january 31st. under bathroom sink, they called 9-1-1. reported it by then the video video had already been record of 91 people, including children as young as 4 years old. we're going bring you an update on what happens in court tomorrow on kron 4. well, the warriors are looking ahead to the playoffs after beating utah jazz in their last regular season game today. the team also honoring a father and son from palais after that son died unexpectedly at a game 8 years ago. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> the warriors gave one fan the biggest gift of all by winning the last game of the regular season on his birthday, this win means even more to david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. >> dubnation packed into chase center sunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. >> david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while so liberating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised hi

right now you can get starbucks, it is a premium growth name, at a discount in the s&p 500. right now the pe multiple on the name, with the exception of a brief period in the pandemic, it is not been this cheap in the last 10 years. you have a company that have been very generous with returning capital to shareholders. they have grown the dividend by high digit -- high double-digit rates for a decade. just on a personal level, i look at it as a type of name, they have pricing power because they sell a legal and addictive product. it is a place where my daughter goes her homework, my son meets his friends there. it positions itself as the town square of the 21st century. haidi: you mentioned value equities perhaps ready to turn a corner. can you give us more insights into the sectors perhaps you are looking at, or different industries? burns: just looking at value equities as a whole, the base case is reversion of mean, which is one of the most rocksolid rules there is. we live in a world where last year the u.s. value index trailed the growth index by 30 percentage points. h

after the bell, how intolerant consumers are getting of high prices from the starbucks report quarterly numbers, they are joined by big names on deck, let's get to the floor show to interpret this. jack is making the case to purchase mcdonald's for one specific reason and goldman sachs is here on whether to make the same case for energy which is the worst performing sector. how should investors read this? >> it's a reflection of what the bond market is telling us. we started the year expecting six rate cuts and after tomorrow it would be 0. that's one of the factors and the rate hike going from 3.9 to 4.6 undercuts a lot of the multiple expansion that we've had in the s&p 500 but i'm thankful that the s&p is ahead year to date but all things being equal, a rate hike like this would suggest the equity market could be down 5% to 10%. liz: for once oil is not rising, gasoline is not rising but today, we had them moving down lower than they are in the aftermarket session but still down a buck at the moment 80 one 70 one but if you look month to date you can see that everything is either fla

también detalles relacionados con la representación sindical de los baristas de starbucks y también otrosto se sentaron a la mesa de negociaciones y estudiantes que no son ciudadanos del colegio de san francisco pronto podrían votar en las elecciones para la junta directiva de la universidad. según dijeron hoy los voceros. esto después de una junta en la que la directiva de la institución aprobó por unanimidad esta resolución que permite, insisto, que participe en esas elecciones, pero para que entre en vigor la medida, tendría que ser aprobada por mayoría de votos a través de una votación en toda la ciudad. esas elecciones, esas situaciones que se ponen también a concilio del resto de la gente. y bueno, en una entrevista exclusiva con la presidenta de pg&e, patty pope, se discutieron los aumentos de las tarifas y también los problemas recientes de seguridad y se mencionó su compensación. sandra cervantes nos comparte algunos de los puntos más destacados de esta entrevista. ceo de pacific gas and electric company, pg&e ofreció una entrevista exclusiva de nuestra estación hermana nbc, dond

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but popeyes, burger king, and tim's all took shares. >> i don't want to be too hard on starbucks, they'reugh time right now. you guys are beneficiary but they become a shared donor to others. maybe they can right the ship, maybe they can't. let's talk about popeyes. a new manager, expanding the brand which i think works better overseas, i used to see i was always surprise whatever country they went into it works. you got some grand plans there too. >> we sure do. we are close to 1200 restaurants now outside the u.s. i think our comp was mid- teens for popeyes and international. it's booming. it's working most everywhere. certainly we will be going to new markets. it takes a little bit of time to work it out. we watched in new zealand yesterday. we had a phenomenal opening. we are very excited about popeyes and what it can do around the world as well as in the u.s. we are growing at a very fast clip in the u.s. both on comps as well as opening new stores. >> we have to talk about burger king, $11.5 billion in sales. still good comps. i don't want to get down on it because burger king isn't