BOLDUAN: Tonight, on CNN, a presidential town hall, live from Houston, with former Starbuck's CEO and possible incoming presidential candidate, Howard Schultz. Schultz hasn't jumped into the race just yet but Democrats are already raising the alarm that, in their view, an Independent running this time would ensure another term for President Trump. Can Democrats win him over tonight? Live from the debate all is CNN Business correspondent, Vanessa Yurkevich, joining me right now. Great to see you, Vanessa. So Schultz is likely to face some tough questions tonight. What should folks expect?</s>VANESSA YURKEVICH, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Definitely. This is going to be an opportunity for Howard Schultz to road-test some of his potential policies. We know that, in the past, he's basically just said what he agrees with Democrats and Republicans on and what he disagrees with them on, but nothing concrete from himself. So we're expecting him to tackle topics, like immigration, gun control, health care. And most of those questions will be coming from voters in the audience. And one way he's really been able to connect with voters is telling his story of when he was born in Brooklyn, lived in public housing, and had working class parents. And he's hoping that tonight he'll be able to talk a little bit more about that message and, hopefully, connect with some voters in the audience and viewers at home -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: A tall order but he has a big opportunity tonight. Vanessa, great to see you. Thank you so much. Do not forget, folks, tonight a special CNN presidential town hall with Howard Schultz in Houston.
Possible Independent Presidential Candidate Howard Schultz to Appear at CNN Town Hall.