however through all of these moves one issue stood out not starbucks the company, but starbucks the stock. rising price of coffee beans. thanks to a draught in brazil the cost of beans skyrocketed and even though i was told repeatedly on this show and squawk on the street that the price of coffee wouldn't matter much it became the achilles heel. one day starbucks would have to come out and say we can't raise prices more than we have because of our relations with our customers so the rising cost of coffee is going to hurt our margins. couldn't be refuted. it didn't matter that they could be managed or hedged effectively. the clever people that try to guess where a company is going to they simply refuse to recognize that he knew more than they did. but today we look at coffee and we see it dropped to the lowest price of the year down to $1.58 a pound. they have been down since october and during this period people began to realize and they have been focussing on the amazing operating performance. as well as the loyalty and property growth for all. it's a shame that the coffee price issue ob

starbucks says it will begin offering it after many customers requested a non-dairy and soy alternative through the my starbucks idea web sitech the company tested coconut milk in certain stores last october. starbucks says it's certified vegan coconut milk you can see it starting february 17. >>> do you stream movies or tv shows chances you are do or know someone who does. many stream save money and some use more to use other people's passwords. is that legal. consumer reporter nydia han takes a look into that growing habit. >>> consumer reports surveyed people about netflix and hulu plus. 48% do sure their passwords with friends or relatives that don't live with them. type in the password to get service to netflix hbo go or watch espn seems just as easy to give your log in to someone else right? is sharing password illegal. many terms of agreement seem ambiguous and companies don't seem to be cracking down. >> business models are evolving and things could be different next year. for the time being they're interested in creating streaming media addicts. >> what do you feel like watchin

partners with starbucks.tarbucks is the most commonly expense restaurant for the 27 million restaurant that do their expenses concur. they now offer reward points. the chief product officer joins me right now via skype. i answered my own question, but why starbucks? >> you have heard howard schultz the ceo of starbucks, referred to starbucks as your third place. it is not your home, your office, but your third place. our data shows us that it's absolutely true. we do about 10,000 transactions at the moment in business meals and business meetings alone. the same not really a starbucks guy, but that is not really for me. i want to backtrack and little bit and talk about what your main business is. some people might know the trip it is this common interesting one, but the expense is this is fascinating. >> absolutely. we are laser focused on the simple and perfect business trip. every day, we get up and think about the way auto works in terms of business travel. absolutely taking the effort out of expense report

concur will partner with starbucks. why starbucks? they can now earn reward points.ef product officer barry padgett joins me via skype. barry i answered my own question, but why starbucks? >> you heard howard schultz, the ceo of starbucks, refer to starbucks as your third place. not your home, not your office but your third place. and we have found that that is true. we do about 10,000 transactions a month through concur in business meals alone. >> i am more of a cafe roma guy. that's just me. that is my third place. i will ask you to backtrack and talk about concur and what your main business is. the expense business is a fascinating one. >> absolutely. we are laser focused on the simple, perfect business trip. we think about the way it ought to work in terms of his newest -- in terms of business travel. taking the pain out of travel. you mentioned tripit and taking the effort out of expense reports. >> when you look at expense reports, who buys this service and how do they roll it out across the company? >> absolutely. we see customers from the individual all the w

>> you heard howard schultz, the ceo of starbucks refer to starbucks as your third place. your home, not your office but your third place. and we have found that that is true. >> i am more of a cafÉ roma guy. that's just me. that is my third place. i will ask you to backtrack and talk about concur and what your main businesses. the expense business is a fascinating one. >> absolutely. we are leisure focused on the simple, perfect business trip. when you think about the way it ought to work in terms of his newest travel. taking the pain out of travel. you mentionedtripit and taking the effort out of expense reports. >> when you look at expense reports, who buys this service and how do they roll it out across the company? >> absolutely. we see customers from the individual all the way to the largest companies in the world. hundreds of thousands of employees. if you are looking for anyone who will travel as released to business travel, and i think that they are trying to take some of the pain out of the process or for companies to get more visibility, get it integrated into t

starbucks launched a delivery service for coffee from the new high-end rotisserie. subscribers can have packages of small batches of starbucks coffee delivered to their door three to four days after being roasted in seattle. >>> and trying to add to record levels today, futures are pointing to a flat open. the s&p 500 closing at an all-time high on tuesday. the nasdaq is at a 15-year high with encouraging news from manufacturing and minutes from last month's fed meeting. the nasdaq is up five points to 4899. >> we'll see what happens today. landon dowdy, thanks. >>> a frigid start this morning. single digits and lower teens right now at nbc 10. 13 degrees with clear skies. we'll see sunshine today. and there is a warm up that we are also tracking with snow which you'll see coming through this evening. the future weather is coming up. but first, jillian mele is in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning to you, bill. if you are waking up in philadelphia, we're dealing with fire department in torresdale avenue and levick street. coming up i'll explain what is

says starbucks will deliver coffee beans to your door.roasts. subscribers receive the coffee within three to five day after being roasted at starbucks' new roastery in seattle. the cost $24 a month to $228 for the year. >>> the dertz news says christians kr going on a special facebook fast for lent. that including 16% that wanted to swear off social media and 13% their smartphone. >>> florida sun's senntinel says ice is free on bail this morning. ice, ice baby. the rapper and reality show star whose real name is robert van winkle was arrested yesterday. he's accused of stealing furniture, a pool heat e and a bicycle from a vacant home. van winkle is renovating the property next door for his show. he calls it the vanilla ice project. he calls it a misunderstanding. >>> time shows the best beach in america. it's ranked on million ofrs users reviews. the two are in florida. siesta beach, florida, is one, st. pete beach, florida, is second and ka'anapali beach is third. >>> they discovered pot scrambles brain's circuitry. it signals don't eat

starbucks is planning the world's largest starbucks date at select locations on february 13th. menu special pairings, and provide photo props so you can take photos of your starbucks date. >>> and millions of american women will be giving a goodbye kiss to bonnie bell. the cosmetic company that most american girls grew up with is most well known for its flavored lipsmackers line down from four decades ago. the 90-year-old company announced it's shutting down operations and laying off all 91 of its employees. another company has purchased the lipsmacker name and will continue to distribute them in europe and asia. if you have a consumer story idea, giver us a call. >> i can taste it on my lips. >> my sisters have all the flavors i think. >> i remember exactly how it tasted. [ laughter ] >>> still ahead, dislike. >> why more and more kids and teens are dropping facebook and the other social media sites are gaining ground. >> rainfall, january is our wettest month in the calendar year. we know how that went. zero. we need rain in february before that rainfall total starts dropping

discover something you. >> coconut milk is coming to a starbucks menu near you. it will offer coconut milk in coffee and tea for an additional 60 cents starting february 17th. now, this comes after many customers requested aairy and nonsoy alternative. starbucks says that its coconut milk is certified vegan. >> reminder that tonight here on abc 7 is #tgit. gray's anatomy kicking it off at 8:00. at 9:00 it's "scandal" followed by "how to get away with murder" at 10:00. marsha gay harden who plays sam's sister says tonight's episode includes a "shocking discovery." then at 11:00 tonight on abc 7 news i bring you on murder location. when creator shonda rymes was using an ivy league campus to copy, she chose a campus not too far away. we speak with students who were lucky enough to play extras in viola davis' tough law class. here their stories and why some residents called 911 during the filming last spring. >> if that's not a tease, i don't know what is. that is juicy. >> why would they call 911? >> you get all the good assignments. >> you gotta see. >> still ahead

. >> i was having this discussion with-- with someone and we were at a starbucks in my district and weg about certain regulations. she said, for example, don't you believe that this regulation that requires this gentleman to wash his hands before he serves your food is important? ( laughter ) >> jon: but you know what? you said free market. you're a free-market guy. you want government out of the way. senator tillis, it's not going to be easy to flop this bedrock principle of modern sanitation regulation but as a free marketeer go ahead. i dare you. >> i said i don't have any problem with starbucks if they choose out to opt out of this policy. >> jon: boom! this guy walks the walk! the title of mr. ann rand of 2015 goes to thom tillis. i would high-5 him but i don't want to die like a character in the oregon trail. senator! really? you don't want the guy to have to wash his hands after using the bathroom? maybe you don't recognize the need for basic hygiene standards because you're used to the relatively not vomit-soaked starbucks. you go anywhere else, you'll see our food service is b

i'm pulling into the starbucks parking lot.added up to 9 minutes and 10 seconds of driving. that would have left him just under 6 minutes to ransack the house and shoot denise. his lawyer hugh toner says that would have been nearly impossible. you know, the timing just really gets to the point where it's almost not realistic. >> reporter: and what about the state's witness who claimed that nathan had confessed the whole crime to him? the defense argued david smith was a jailhouse snitch, a convicted felon, who had gotten a deal for his testimony. he was not even 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? >> reporter: but according to the defense, the main weakness with the state's case was motive, an affair with aina. toner argued there was absolutely no evidence to support the theory that nathan killed his wife so that he could be with the 20-year-old. no matter who asked her, aina insisted her relationship with nathan wa

>> i walk into starbucks and i have my starbucks app.they know who i am when i walked into the store. they say here is your coffee you like, todd, it has already been prepared for you. >> let's check in with etsy. how is the creepy meter on that? [laughter] no coffee for you. we will get over that and you will be able to stride into starbucks. they will have a lamppost a block away. the coffee will be hot when you arrive at starbucks. >> or you will drive by the lamppost and it will say there is a starbucks right here. isn't it time for you to have your starbucks? at 4:00 in the afternoon when you search for a location, it will say, are you going home? i do think we are moving to, whether it is deliberate or not, we will all end up as pigpen carrying our data around us. >> that may not be the best metaphor. [laughter] >> that is the creepy side of it. >> i am being chased by a jalopy. >> one thing i would add is that may be creepy to althea, but i would love it if every time i walked into starbucks my cup of coffee was ready and i did no

is available for pre- order for 50 bucks. >>> are you up as it starbucks coffee? that chain is launching a delivery service now subscribers will receive an 8- ounce bag of specially we serve coffee within three to five days of being roasted. it cost 20 -- costs $24 a month and if you're interested in sipping your dessert, they have two new drinks, they're making tiramisu and carlo salon lactase. >>> pimentos next, just made that up. if you're looking for a quick makeover, the concept is like uber, but for beauty, then no denying him how the industry is doing in services right to your door. >> 7:30 a.m. and the last thing marketing executive catherine gilbride wants to do is our own here . makeup. >> i try to get ready and it never works out. >> she called on style, one of the growing number of smart phone at that pamper women and men on the fly right in their home. >> styled the figure is who's free in the area and sends a stylus within two hours. makeup starts at $85, blowout at 50, services are available from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. >> you can go to your hair sa

>> and people are going to starbucks and it is about the experience of starbucks.k for starbucks. >> this is the way to get that experience at home. >> you got to have the music and sandwiches and you know myself. >> your dingdongs or whatever you eat. >> and you need a lot of coffee and a party, this is a standard drip coffee maker and it makes up to 15 cups of coffee and you can manipulate the brew strength, you can get a smaller struck and small batch setting. you can just make a little bit. >> usually you have trip or 14 cups and you just needed two cups. >> do it fast. >> this is an electric french press. it has a big basket. >> a electric french press. and it has a spritter that will spritz the water in and before it puts the water in to the ca rafe. >> any beans you want. it is like a drip coffee maker. >> it is great. you can put grounds in there. >> does it taste better. >> that's what people say. and it is nice. it is easy to use the ca ra fe. >> and easy to clean. >> that is easy i like it. >> well that raises your coffee level expectations if you have a

these guys are like starbucks in every way.and i think you take the $54 dip and use it as an opportunity if you want to be long the same. today is a great day to do it. >> coming up more green than red in the halftime portfolio today. gm earnings haverdpf jim leben climbing up the leaderboard. his game plan coming up. plus, disney's beat, the "frozen" effect still turning profits and that's good news for josh brown. >> i can't imagine a scenario where it's not at least market performance, buy this thing before it's a three digit name. >> but is he keeping the disney stock in his portfolio? >> out of my shot, snooj doc walk in front of the camera at this point. >> what's the difference? >> live tv, baby. >> we're back right after this, maybe without the doc after that move. >> how long is the tease going to go on! n you trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one second, he made a trade, we looked for the best price, and the trade went through. do the oth

been bullish on starbucks for the duration.hit my screen and this is a technical breakout and fundamental story. valuation is not obscene. a company growing earnings by 25% for the last three years, gigantic increase in the dividend, revenue growth 12% plus they're doing everything right globally not coming out and whining about currency hewis not trying to reinvent themselves and doing what's gotten them here and making investments and food and other beverage besides coffee. i want to be in leading names, i want to get rid of names that disappoint. this is a name that is a serial earnings beater and i think it will do well throughout the balance of the year. >> speaking of names that disappoint, proving that you're not going to sit on your hands this year. >> no. >> you're out of rig. >> yep. >> out of transocean. >> but this is a winner. knock on wood, rig had a big move yesterday whether it was combination of short covering and/or the big four-day rally in crude oil. rig gave me a chance, judge, to take about $2 off the tabl

>> i walk into starbucks and i have my starbucks app.they know who i am when i walked into the store. they say here is your coffee you like, todd, it has already been prepared for you. >> let's check in with etsy. how is the creepy meter on that? [laughter] no coffee for you. we will get over that and you will be able to stride into starbucks. they will have a lamppost a block away. the coffee will be hot when you arrive at starbucks. >> or you will drive by the lamppost and it will say there is a starbucks right here. isn't it time for you to have your starbucks? at 4:00 in the afternoon when you search for a location, it will say, are you going home? i do think we are moving to, whether it is deliberate or not, we will all end up as pigpen carrying our data around us. >> that may not be the best metaphor. [laughter] >> that is the creepy side of it. >> i am being chased by a jalopy. >> one thing i would add is that may be creepy to althea, but i would love it if every time i walked into starbucks my cup of coffee was ready and i did no

starbucks launched a new delivery service. it's part of the efforts to entice customers who require upscale cup of java. subscribers can have pack annuals of small batch reserve starbucks coffee delivered right to their home three to five days after the beans are roasted in seattle. >>> all right. if you have a passion for fashion and also for doing something good for others. well, boy do we have an event for you. we are right in the midst of the first ever philly small business fashion week. it's a series of events all benefits a great cause and joining me now to talk more about philly small business fashion week is terry matthews president of the nonprofit jaden's voice. it's good to have you with me. it's good to see you again. we all know fashion week is taking place in new york right now. >> absolutely. >> but philly has its own fashion week. >> oh, my goodness. >> phil has some of the best fashion we have. and creativity in the city which is awesome. to be part of the fashion week, right here in the city is a lot. i love

and helps select a convenient starbucks for the meeting. the giant is also planning the world's largest starbucks date at select locations on february 13th. the stores will play reromantic -- romantic music and provide photoprops so you can take photos of your date and enjoy your latte. >> okay. >> at the same time. >>> it is 5:20. our red light runner sends a biker off his motorcycle. still to come in the next half hour, his lucky landing and as you saw, all caught on camera. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, the las vegas odds are out on next year's super bowl. what is joe montana thinking of a possible raiders and 49ers match-up? his reaction coming up. >> and what is cool about your school? you can e-mail your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. and we may come and feature your school on the bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would nev

during the 8 year break as ceo, starbucks faltered. he clod stores rehired from o outside and trained baristas. it's a gain in the stock since the crash. >> i got the company my father never got the chance to work for. >> reporter: having stepped aside as ceo. through acquisitions he transferred from a database firm to a software giant and remains key strategic. it's been muted by the rapidly changing world of tech made for choppy waters for cisco in chambers too. c cisco's stock is down. still, they survived a crash and a space where past rivals now gone. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson in new york. >>> to pensions now. public and private pensions have not gone away of course but with people living longer both experience funding short falls. joshua balm is here to talk about the issue and how it might impact you. former director of the pension benefit guarantee corporation and now a guest scholar of economic studies at the brookings institute. welcome, nice to have you here joshua. >> nice to be here. >> it's kind of

marine vet austin james farmer is part of the military program at starbucks.ing a job at a starbucks as a barista, he has been searching for a job for nine months. >> i have dealt with every personality, every type of person since i have been working here. it opened my eyes a lot and got me out here. >> out there. >> farmer says there is a code of honor and commitment that can be aapplied to any job. >>> san francisco transportation approved free taxes in january. >> we did this because the need is so great. you see it all the time in the city, low income folk, moderate income folks struggling to make it. we are aware of that and want to do our part to help. >> it will cost $4 million a year to fund the program. the plan got unanimous approval from the board of directors. >>> the time now is 9:11. a sad discovery in santa cruz county. in 20 minutes a reward being offered in a case of animal abuse. >> and shame on you, san francisco. a survey says some of you are spending way too much time on your couch. >>> that will get you moving. good morning, san jose. 63

and then the next one, man taste tests all of the roughly 50-plus starbucks menus -- starbucks menu andinteresting. and not shocking. his top five are all frappuccinos. that is sugar with a straw. okay? that was not -- let me get his name here, though. because i want to make shire give him credit. lee breslauer. he's a writer for thrillis.com. that was quite an undertaking. i want to know the timetable of that research because that just gives me a stomach ache. >> yeah. if it was just within the last week he's probably running a marathon right now. >> the calories, by the way. >> 400 calories. >> in just a tall. >> absolutely. >> so the internet going crazy over this guy. i don't get it. but he adopted a pet in australia and then posted this photo on his facebook page. 16,000 likes. all these people loving him. >> cute boy and a puppy. done. >> is it -- really? [panting] meet one today. [thunk] visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- record storm. boston's buried under five feet of snow with more on the way. the dangerous conditions from the midwes

at certain locations starbucks offering customer as chance to meet prospective dates.tic music, special menu items and photo props to document the experience. >>> tomorrow is the big day, valentine's day, a perfect day to give your sweetheart a special sweet treat. we've introduced you to before from 11 coarse catering back to talk valentine's day. this is your sweetheart? >> yes, yes. luckily enough. >> you spend a lot of time in the kitchen. >> yes. >> look at the beautiful things they brought. >> thank you. >> everything looks incredible. you made everything. >> indeed yes. >> you tell us the big thing for you this year you think is cookie truffle? >> yes. cookie truffles. >> show us how to make them. >> they're really big because it gives the opportunity to take your favorite desserts and condense them down to a simple bite. just a one-bite kind of one-stop shop. so for today we have a tiramisu and so what better dessert to share with your valentine than that great itali tell us how to do it. >> great. what we have here is we take some softened creamcheese and mars

. >>> starbucks without the long line. how about that? the coffee giant is rolling out a new delivery program. >> oh, where do we start? apple securing another patent as well. what are they working on? for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell, let's turn to landon dowdy. we missed you yesterday. >> i know, i missed you guys, but i'm back. apple may be going virtual, the company has been granted a patent for a wireless app that uses the iphone as a display screen. it's sparking speculation that apple may be getting into the virtual market. samsung started selling a virtual device at best buy last month and google plans to launch one later this year. >>> household debt is rising. the fed says debt hit nearly $12 trillion last year, with the biggest increases in car and student loans. experts say if consumers ran into trouble paying these debts, that could hurt their ability to make other purr kass, potentially chilling the u.s. economy. >>> starbucks, it's part of the company's ongoing efforts to crave an upscale cup of jav

starbucks is going to stop selling cds or i should say starbucks is going to stop attempting to sell. even though they're sitting next to the register, they stopped selling cds like four years ago. they will officially stop offering cds for sale at the stores by the end of march, but they will continue to sell slices of that pound cake with the white frosting on top that nobody eats. this, of course, is devastating news for nora jones. and, you know, starbucks isn't selling cds, what are we supposed to go there for? coffee? no thank you. hey, has anyone here in our studio audience tonight part of a book club? i didn't think so. book clubs seem to have gone out of style since the oprah show went offer the air, because raiding is the best thing you can do for your brain. in particular we need children to read. i started a book club. we had an interesting book this week. this happened when my club and i sat down to discuss it. ♪ do you guys like reading? >> yeah. >> jimmy: is reading the best? >> yeah! >> jimmy: is reading even better than an ipad? >> no! >> who thinks ipads are better

. >>> ever wake up and wish that starbucks delivered? now that could become a reality. we'll tell you how much it could cost you. >>> and back and forth among lawmakers. it could affect thousands of local jobs. the big concerns this afternoon first at 4. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ >>> starbucks is taking its coffee to a new place, your front door. the chain is now offering a high high-end subscription plan for 288 bucks a year. or 24 bucks a month. you can have reserved coffees delivered to your home. the move will allow starbucks to showcase some of their rarer coffees that are only offered for a limited time. >>> we got hundreds of entries in our snow us your pet's snow stick challenge. >> we sure did. pat collins shows us the process of narrowing it all down. >> reporter: for the snow stick challenge, this w

are people behind starbucks savvy enough behind that?e looking for healthy options and to indulge. they'll order a salad and they want something with bacon. why is wedge salad so popular since the '60s? it's salad and blue cheese and bacon. everything you love, gerri, little caesars has a pizza where they wrap bacon around the edges of it. is this going to works? >> that product is a limited time only option. they just launched. a little bit of news. people will get excited. the bacon lovers will love it. it will drive pr for them and added revenue. it won't be a mainstay product. gerri: you look at these offerings and think maybe that health craze is diminishing. do you believe that? >> it's actually the opposite. they do a survey of 1500 chefs across the u.s. surveying them and what dishes will be coming out this year. what are the biggest trends for 2015? health local sustainable, natural vegetable-focused, gluten-free. growing. here to stay. people want to continue to be healthier not less healthy. gerri: except that bacon sandwich i

they're calling it starbucks single origin sumatra coconut milk.f you want to stay competitive in the coffee business you've got to consistently provide your customers with new ways to make their orders more annoying. it will cost an extra 60 cents for coconut milk. for another $9 they'll let you go in the back room and pet the coconut cow. [ laughter ] [ applause ] starbucks give customers what they want. it goes to show you have enough women in lemon pants ask for something, they will get it. by the way, if you want some cookies with your coconut milk, good news. it's girl scout cookie season right now. [ cheers and applause ] girl scout cookie season goes until march. they say the idea behind this is not just a fund-raiser, it teaches young girls confidence. like i am confident that my parents will bring these cookies to work and sell them for me. prices of cookies are up this year. here for california they go for $5 a box, up a dollar from last year. they're saying it shouldn't make a difference sales-wise. the girl scouts did research, found m

>> delta airlines bringing starbucks to the high skiles. starbucks now available on all dement a flights offered internationally in 64 countries throughout over 300 destinations. the seattle based brew also offered on horizon air, alaska air, other foreign airlines, the coffee giant plans to offer customers new non-dairy option starting february 17th. you can order your favorite drink with coconut milk. it is 100% vegan made from coconuts in indonesia starbucks says giving customers when they want, because people are constantly writing in about non-dairy alternative other than soy. coconut milk will cost extra 60 cents the same as soy milling. >> so what would a sue latte or coconut lad a cost now 06 cents more? >> i don't know, already pricy. >> i mean, getting their sucks bucks? >> man, coming up: a pair of pick pocketers responsible for even more thefts in our area. we'll have a live report. >> and later, have you noticed this billboard around philadelphia? you get what it means? >> what does it say? i saw a commercial that said you can

more payday lending stores and combined mcdonald's and starbucks. in upper income neighborhoods there a starbucks and mcdonald's and if you look at the whole country think of the concentration of payday lenders and moderate and low income neighborhoods. so what happens in for so many people like the woman rose and mention from toledo ohio. she depends on eitc. in february march or april she depends on the check to pay down her bills just to catch up. what if in october rose has some unforeseen problem that costs money which for people always are more likely to have enter car breaks down and she can go to work because her car breaks down. she has to go to payday lender because she hasn't gotten her eitc refund. she has to go to payday lender and the average payday lender the average person goes seven times. you get the first payday loan and you can't pay it all back so you go again and again and end up paying 200 or 300% or more and some have testified up to 500% interest. once you are in a downward spiral you have to borrow money against your eitc t

starbucks is drilling something new. delivery service. you cannot get it delivered to your doorstep but for $24 a month you can get your super premium reserve coffee beans, the expensive stuff, and that is not all. into a starbucks today, the new tier of the zoo lot saying. i think it is too sweet. is back on the menu. let's show you shares of starbucks, they are up 0.8% and rolls-royce is building an suv. this one, oh no, oh yes a vehicle that can cause any terrain, the market for suvs is huge and popular. and the suv very soon, those are your headlines in case you miss it. stuart: i put ten bucks on it. anyone buys a rolls royce suv for $450,000 will never ever take it off a nice tarmac road. >> thank you all. >> a federal judge rejects the amnesty program. is that judge being political? grinding and anti obama acts? judge andrew napolitano -- judge andrew napolitano will lead to the question. >> i disagree with the texas judge's ruling and the justice department will appeal. this is not the first time a judge has blocked something or a

coconut milk is coming to a starbucks menu near you. the coffee chain says it will offer coconut milk in coffee and tea for an extra 60 cents starting february 17th. starbucks says it received a number of requests for an alternative to dairy and soy and the coconut milk is certified vegan. a wake-up call now for every family with an elderly relative. >> as autria godfrey found out criminals are resorting to threats to get money from senior citizens. >> her aunt lost more than $100,000 to thieves who preyed on her vulnerability. it started when her aunt received a phone call after a local flood left many people homeless. >> he needed help. he needed someone to buy a telephone and send it to his brother so that they could -- brother could work at it and they could talk to each other. >> hansen's 83-year-old aunt did that, bought a phone and dropped it in the mail to address they were given. they told her you've won the california lottery. to get the money, you have to pay $4500 in taxes. she did just that. her family finally intervened an

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the second being the starbucks. wave being some of the folks you have mentioned intelligentsia and bluebottle. we are sometimes in that category. the big differentiator between the second wave and third wave is an elevation of quality and care for quality. it is not about efficiency. the other thing is a little bit more transparency. >> how are you going to scale? that works when you are boutique-ish. and starbucks felt they were in that excellent era at one time and then they scaled. how do you keep that as you get big? >> there is a fundamental difference between us and those folks. by those folks i mean second wave or third wave. the difference, what we believe we are in is in the people business. while we possess the traits of quality and care with the beans, the craft, the people, it is about the experience. it is friendly and welcoming. it is not about demographics. it is about psychographics. >> i wonder if it is about what customer experiences we get and the technology speed thing. i wonder if the weight is

but i was having this discussion with someone and we were at a starbucks in my district.nd we were talking about certain regulations where i felt like maybe you should allow businesses to opt out. let an industry or business opt out as long as they indicate through proper disclosure, through advertising, employment literature, whatever else, there's this level of regulations that may be -- maybe they're on the books but maybe you can make a market-based decision as to whether or not they should apply to you. she said, i can't believe that. she said opting out -- and at that time we were sitting back at a table that was near the restrooms. one of the employees just came she said, i can't believe that. out. she said, for example, don't you believe that this regulation that requires this gentleman to wash his hands before he serves your food is important? said matter of fact, i think it's one that i can illustrate the point. i said i don't have any problem with starbucks choosing to opt out as long as they post a sign saying we don't require our employees to wash their hands