. >> frappachino was doing well and i went back to pepsi. we had the idea right but it didn't need to be carbonated. and to pepsi's credit they looked at frappachino and they said, okay, let's leverage the subbrand of starbucks in our stores into the grocery channel. frappachino is a $2 billion brand with bottled beverages in many parts of the world and it gave us the impetus that we could have this consumer band that had retail stores and leverage that into the grocery channel. we have a $500 million roasted ground business which we just got control over from kraft on march 1st. they are in 30,000 grocery stores so the future of the company will be to introduce brands and products in our stores, leverage in grocery and do things that perhaps has not been done before. >> so two things. you have cards on your tables. if you'd like to submit a question we're going to open it up for questions, if you have a starbucks card or wallet out of your purse because i'll have a question for you in a second. i want to open it up to two our topics before

secondly, skully was basically a marketer, and having run pepsi u.s., he didn't worry about the product. he was not fiddling with the formula for dorritos saying i can make this insanely great. it was shelf space marketing, and i think steve, after awhile, felt that skully just didn't get into how awesome the mac was, and then it didn't help that it was insaply great, and skully priced it at $2500. it did not sell very well. microsoft started licensing out its copied version of the graphical user interface and started dominating the computer business, and so i think their relationship was doing fine as long as apple was doing fine, and the apple ii was the workhorse, making the money for the company, but the mac didn't, and so there was a horrible falling out that culminates on memorial day of 1985. >> before we talk a little bit more about the falling out in the post-85 period, let's talk about the invention of the macintosh itself, the design itself, and this is a point in the book where you insert the great famous quote from jobs "a good artists copies, great artists steal, and we ar

probably something -- pepsi-cola in power also. [talking over each other] >> host: cooler and more diverse. she said you thought about retiring by 30. that lasted 18 months. i am looking in the valley at jack dorsey warm like thunderbird -- mark zuckerberg. what advice would you give to someone going through starting something and this is their life. would you tell them to take a break? what would you tell them? >> guest: the other thing that influenced my departure was my health. i didn't know -- they fought -- i was cured by age 30 but they didn't know that. a big wake-up call. there are certain things that i don't think our that mysterious that you have to be eternally vigilant about new platforms coming down the pike. if you think about facebook and twitter and they could have been created earlier. think of myspace. >> host: i was on it at fort three weeks. >> guest: when a new platform evolves -- incredibly vigilant and you have to hire the best people and retain them which in silicon valley the reason you didn't move microsof

pepsi look at frappuccino and said let's sub leverage in our stores into the grocery channel, frappuccino is now a $2 billion brand with bottled beverages in many parts of the world. and that gave us i think the impetus to realize that perhaps we can be the first consumer brand that retail stores and leverage it into the grocery channel. so we have a 500 million-dollar roasted ground business which we just got control over from craft on march 1. so the future of the company is going to be to introduce brands and products in our stores, leverage it in groceries and do it that perhaps have not been done before. >> two things. you have cards onto tables, if you'd like to submit a question we will open up for about 10 minutes for questions, if you have a starbucks card in your wallet or your purse, please take them out because i'll have a question for you in a second on that. so, now i want it to other topics before we open up for questions and answers. the store closings. it was like taking a ripped from some people with a passion that people have about starbucks stores. .. >> i imagine else

while there, he will look at vehicles from at&t, pepsi and and pepsi's clean fleet. >>> lawmakers may be on the verge of a budget compromise as a deadline for a government shut down approaches again. democrats and republicans have agreed to cut $33 billion in spending for the rest of the fiscal year, but have yet to work out the details. government funding is set to expire one week from today. >>> ten minutes past 7:00 right now on this friday morning. not exactly what metro riders want to hear. what the transit agency is saying about service cuts. >>> plus, they look to extend their cinderella run this weekend. they can move into the national championship game with that win. we're going to check out their chances later this hour. >>> let's head to break and affic on the 14th street bridge. some of the traffic updates. we have your weather forecast. and it will get better today, we can tell you that. right now, 38 degrees. >>> if you've got something that you want fox 5 to investigate, send an email or call us. we'll be right back. i >>> i love this song. >> no, you don't. yo

diet pepsi had been number two for years. other diet drinks to make the top ten include diet pepsi, mountain dew and dr. pepper. any of it sounds good right now. >> this time of the morning we'll take it. >>> 5:19. he is one of the most widely known actors on the planet, talking about the robert deniro. he has a new movie. he must do the routine with sitting down with kevin from 106.7, the fan, a very rare interview coming up. stay with us. >>> the judge is here shall we're not going to use the save tonight, unfortunately. >> thank you very much though. >> even j lo had to look away from the disappointment. karen rodriguez was voted off american idol last night. sheesh just didn't wow the judges of her english, and spanish love will lead you and back and hero. >>> all right. he is considered to be one of the best actors working, robert deniro is teaming up with bradley cooper in a new thriller called limitless. >> kevin mccarthy from 106.7 got a rare interview with deniro where he and cooper discuss each other's acting styles

delays beginning at pepsi plant. and below speed working southbound leaving mva and toward 370 and in virginia a tough go, northbound on 95. this is the camera shot leaving the prince william parkway out of woodbridge headed for the occuquan but we still have delays leaving 630 north of acquira harbor. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> the senate race in virginia is closer than many thought. a washington post poll shows tim kaine and george allen are locked in a dead heat. kaine told fox 5 he's not surprised with the poll numbers. >> george has been running for this race for a couple of years. i was not planning on running and i've been in it a month. so we're very happy with the poll because it shows that the race is extremely winnable but also going to require an intense amount of work. >> allen derailed his senate bid back in 2006 after calling his opponents considered a racial slur. >>> adelea barrett has been missing since friday. she was on her way to her daughter's home in arlington but never

bw parkway slowing pack near the pepsi plant as you work into northeast. and along 66 east of nutley, traffic volume still heavy and steady. route 7 is slow near utter back store road near the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >> the 112th congress gets sworn in today. there is already a clear agenda to roll back what the last congress did. house republicans want the president to join with them and cut federal spending, ban ear marks and overhaul the tax code and they want to repeal the health care overhaul. but the senate is under democratic control so it's not likely the health bill will change altogether. so will things change on capitol hill or will it be the same old, same old. and joining us peter fenn and jim innocenzi. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> and so what can we expect in 2011? more of the same or definitive changes this year? peter, what do you think. >> we ended the year with a calm buya this year but i think you'll see the repeal of the health care law is a joke. they want to repeal the business which allows yo