. >>> a different s stock, starbucks shaking things up this holiday season. it will now offer customers a chance to win free drinks for life. the contest tarts december 2nd. it will last until christmas, and here's how it works: starbucks deveau todays who swipe their gift cards will be eligible to win one of the company's just ten lifetime prizes. imagine, ten lifetime prizes for, you know, pumpkin spice latte. the move comes following starbucks' dwindling store traffic during last year's holiday season. chief executive howard schultz saying he's trying to reverse what he calls the seismic shift of consumers' tendency to shop online instead of going to -@actual stores. let's take a look at starbucks' stock which i remind everybody back on march 9th of 2009 back at the bottom of the market, this was an $8 stock. today $73.73. it's up about 1.5% today, so get that gift card, try and see if you can get a lifetime of pumpkin spice lattes or java chip, yeah. closing bell 27 minutes away. after what many would describe just a hellish halloween-like week, today the

s-and-p up 12. you might soon be able to get starbucks sent to your door. the coffee chain will offer a delivery service to customers in portland, oregon next month. then, the service will be introduced in other markets across the country next year. there's no word yet on if chicago will be one of them. starbucks has just the thing to get you into the halloween spirit. it's a secret menu item -- offered for just a limited time. today and tomorrow starbucks customers can order the 'franken frappuccino'. the green concoction is a green tea frappuccino... with white mocha sauce, peppermint syrup, java chips, whipped cream and a mocha drizzle. grande franken frappuccinos are 3-dollars after 2 p.m. through tomorrow. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... the c-e-o of apple says he's proud to be gay. in an essay for bloomberg businessweek, tim cook says he never tried to hide it... but admits that his desire for personal privacy kept him from being very public about his sexual orientation. cook says he decided to come out *now because he

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s&p off 26. >>> with the calendar turning to october pumpkin sales are in full swing, they are crediting starbucks with making them a fall favorite. it's been decades now since they introduced the pumpkin latte, now the demand for pumpkin flavored everything just keeps going up. they say they are up 34% off the last five years. >> thought i missed out on that pumpkin spiced oreo you had the other day. >> and i had a pumpkin spice coffee today. >> lets get to matt pellman in the traffic center before he turns into a pumpkin. >> we have to get a pumpkin pie in here. speaking of sales, i wish we could say we are sailing home, but we are not. on 95 a couple of early issues giving us problems, overall a 31 minute ride, also the normal afternoon delays on the schuylkill expressway, by bell mon71 miles per hour and a crash at fairmont at 25th and kelly drive, some downed wires at 43rd and chester, giving us detours on the trolley and the water main in ambler, closing off the pike by casey's alley, expect that to remain closed until tonight. and accidents on cow path road and one at high street and the ot

s&p up 23 on the day. >>> not everyone has time to stop for coffee in the morning, starbucks with a new plan to bring coffee to you. the company will start offering a delivery option, and the service runs through the starbucks mobile app. alicia is beside herself about this. the announcement after the coffee giant aprnnounced disappointing quarrel early sales. starbucks has not said which cities will be included. >> starbucks is so far away. >> very far, couldn't possibly walk there. >> and a lot of troubles on the road and especially the p.a. turnpike. >> a lot of troubles brewing, maybe a witch's brew. one of the issues, shutdown between terminal avenue and south street. think back to the summer when it was blocked because of bridge issues, this time it is a crash blocking all the northbound lanes. looking at speeds are just 13 miles per hour approaching the blocka blockage. and southbound a gaper delay with speeds in the 30s. just like this summer, shift yourself over to 95 northbound instead, and even southbound, i think that's the better bet this afternoon. or stay local through wilmington. a lot of ot

rallying today sending the dow and s&p 500 into record territory as the japanese yen plunges to a seven-year low and the bank of japan announced a surprise stimulus plan. starbucks getting into the delivery business. the largest coffeeshop chain says they plan to rollout food and drink delivery the second half of next year by integrating orders through the mobile app. this is part of the starbuck strategy to increase u.s. sales growth and the ceo howard schultz describes it as e-commerce on steroids. theseeing development of android software using more than 70% of the world smartphones is leaving the company. andy rubin will be creating an incubator. i spoke with a silicon valley recruiter about the shift. at a a lot of action startup level. a lot of companies doing really interesting things with relatively small amounts of capital. you don't need to be at google anymore to be at the cutting edge of innovation. hiring steve schnell, the former vice president of operations at rival lyft. uber with two other executives. they said they left after disagreements with cofounders over how the company was being run. lead, a spacecraft for sir richard branson's virgin ga

s&p and nasdaq up 1% before the bell. strong corporate earnings and economic growth in the u.s. at 3.5%. stock to watch today, starbucks.wn 4% before the open. the company said profit will not be as strong as expected next quarter. it will have to give raises for employees. also rising coffee costs. the company has big ideas. announcing coffee delivery. ceo howard schultz called it e-commerce on steroids. >> still pumpkin spice. >> caffeinated e-commerce. >>> a lot of news overnight. accused cop killer eric frein arrested 50 days into a manhunt. he was hiding in the woods. he was caught and law enforcement, you could say, returning the favor. some of the details about what happened after his capture are fa fascinating. you want to hear them. "new day" offering that next. me took nearly f high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine took over 1.1 million miles of extreme driving. but, this may be the most impressive number of all. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gla. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thi

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starbucks wants to give you free coffee for life. when it's happening and the one very big catch. >> and the man behind the shad shades. u2'sis finally talking about his sunglasses. why he's been wearing them with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? ♪ >> philadelphia police want to find two guys who burglarized and vandalized the all city rentals in the grays ferry second of the city after breaking into the office on the 1300 block of warfield street and stealing car keys one guy rams a vehicle into the fence while the look out guy watches. once he demolishes the fence he steals another car right off the lot and both men just drive aw away. >> firefighters show their heroism every single day by saving lives but one is goin

s&p. >>> a new generation of coffee roasters is going for a piece of america's $30 billion coffee market. anne makovec reports they hope to outshine starbucksy focusing on quality over quantity. >> reporter: fort point brewery uses 700-gallon beer vats to mass produce iced coffee one of the most popular offerings of the blue bottle coffee company in the bay area. >> more coffee than beer. >> reporter: blue bottle's ceo james freeman opened his first shop more than a decade ago hoping to promote an even deeper appreciation of coffee where it's from, how the beans are roasted, how it's brewed and when it's served. >> to grind something freshly put it in a cone, get the right kettle, the right water, the right temperature, pour it in the right way is a skill, it's a craft, it becomes something you can get a tiny bit better after every single time you do it. >> reporter: in blue bottle's lab, every batch of coffee they serve is tested and evaluated. blue bottle's next step, mass production for retail stores which comes with a challenge going big without going bad. >> i want to see how great we can be and how much scale we can accomplish that gr

s stores between both brands... down 166 from a year earlier. with the holiday season approaching, the pumpkin spice latte reign is ending, and making room for a new seasonal flavor. starbucks will introduce the chestnut praline latte on november 12th. some say it tastes like "teddy grahams in a cup." it's made with chestnut praline syrup and cream.. topped off with whipped cream and praline crumbles. it's the first new holiday flavor in 5 years, and will be sold alongside other holiday staples like the peppermint mocha and gingerbread latte. which to like? >> it's like drinking desert. >> i keep thinking about how tough we are in america. it's $5 cup. >> $7 to drink desert ... >> let's look at our day. ice conditions whether via spirit we have some cloud cover this morning. clouds will break up nicely today's high in the mid- 60s. if you want walmart temperatures the ground the seven days forecast has some coming quickly. >> still more to, including when the iraqi army will be ready to repel isis. >> we hear from relatives of one of the alleged victims of the suspected indiana serial killer. >> ferguson police are preparing for a report on the shooting of michael brown. >>

starbucks. consumer discretionary, i'm not talking about a lot of others. >> tim seymour pointing out dollar with the 12th consecutive week of gains. >> 8% year to date return doing better than sf yesterday. what is interesting is and what is great about capitalism is we have offsets so it hurts the commodity side but great for the consumer side. i think the market can adjust to pretty much anything the dollar is going to do within reason. >> we want to congratulate eric schultz and his wife on the birth of their new baby. a beauty. shea schultz came into the world this week. proud papa. look forward to him coming back and joining us again soon. >> foot locker for all the reasons we have been talking about. nike, under armour. >> bank of america breaking out. >> bank of america is mine, too. >> have a great weekend. that does it for us. >>> lace them up. the second half of the trading day starts now. >>> thank you very much. latest employment report fuelling a very tidy little rally here. stocks at session highs. the dow up about 200 points right now. jim cramer will weigh in on risks versus rewards and we will give you his list of the most buyable stocks according to cramer.