starbucks, though, that stock is up 24%. green mountain is down 32%. what is the best coffee play here? > > i think starbucks has already seen a pretty healthy run, but technically it broke out today. it was up 5%. the target is $60, with a recent high just above that. but i like green mountain. i like selling cash-secured puts as a way to get into it at a discount. you can sell a put and buy the stock 15% lower than it is here, or get paid not to if the option expires worthless here in a couple of weeks. > > ok, if he is going to take green mountain then i will take starbucksbucks is not slowing down in china. we see slowdown in china from yum! brands. we also see it from tiffany's. starbucks had a very, very good quarter. the stock gapped higher. analyst howard schultz said the right thing, they are not slowing down in china. green mountain i think has problems. they have too much competition. they have a lot of inventory. there is possible accounting. i would not be selling puts in a stock like green mountain, that you could blink your eye, it could be $25 next week. > > it went down from $110. i'm comfortable owning it at a lower level. i think- > > what level? it traded at $29- > > if i buy it at $30, i can live with that- > > it just traded 18 two months ago- but to get back to starbucks, starbucks is going into tea in india. that's big. > round number three: tip top ten. 10 s&p stocks make up 80% of the index climb. is that bullish or bearish for equity markets? > > obviously it is bullish. if you look at what stocks have rallied this year, we talked

starbucks. starbucks may claim that they have the similar things that every single time i go to starbucks, it is never on the burner. when someone is trying to provide something unique, you should let the market decide. this is america. we are about competition. if you will not let someone with a dream move forward, it is ridiculous and why are you here. >> would you care to state your name? >> my name is ryan. that is all you're going to get. >> commissioners, the matter is yours. >> i don't think that this is meant to be a rehashing of the facts. there was supposed to be new facts. i think that we went through this process and made a determination on it at the prior hearing. >> i would be so inclined as well. the fact that we have raised or already in existence at the time and to allow a rehearing would give this process the opportunity to deny this permit a third time. this is long over time to allow this permit to be issued. >> i agree with both commissioners that spoke before me. i really see no absolutely no basis for a rehearing request at all. >> one element that is important is that if

skiers at squaw valley can grab an easy pick me up between runs at a starbucks. starbucks says it is the first of its kind. it sits on the mountain at an elevation of 8,000 feet. i'm sure they sell a lot of the hot variety. it will be open daily through the winter weather permitting. they say a little caffeine can boost athletic performance. perhaps this is just the ticket. >>> meteorologist mike nicco keeping an eye on the weather. >>> we have stuff roll through yesterday that storm we talked about brought snow to mount hamilton picture from sky 7 hd the road is still closed up to mount hamilton if you try to walk up there it is about a five mile hike if you want to go up and see some of the snow. they may get a little more tonight average is 10 inches a year. let's bring it back to tahoe. still people skiing this week. winter weather advisory in effect for tahoe from 1:00 tomorrow morning to 10:00 tomorrow morning may get another two to six inches of snow from the lake level to the top of the mountains. back at home, beautiful picture how much calmer up to 2600 feet arou

skiers at squaw valley can grab an easy pick me up between runs at a starbucks. starbucksays it is the first of its kind. it sits on the mountain at an elevation of 8,000 feet. i'm sure they sell a lot of the hot variety. it will be open daily through the winter weather permitting. they say a little caffeine can boost athletic performance. perhaps this is just the ticket. >>> meteorologist mike nicco keeping an eye on the weather. >>> we have stuff roll through yesterday that storm we talked about brought snow to mount hamilton picture from sky 7 hd the road is still closed up to mount hamilton if you try to walk up there it is about a five mile hike if you want to go up and see some of the snow. they may get a little more tonight average is 10 inches a year. let's bring it back to tahoe. still people skiing this week. winter weather advisory in effect for tahoe from 1:00 tomorrow morning to 10:00 tomorrow morning may get another two to six inches of snow from the lake level to the top of the mountains. back at home, beautiful picture how much calmer up to 2600 feet around

the product is said to make lattes and espressos just like starbucks'. starbucks now rivals green mountain, which is the maker of keurig's single-cup coffee machines. still to come, bond market volatility - where did it go?! we'll talk with a trader about qe3. is it doing its job in pushing investors into higher- returning assets? but first, not effective in selling yourself? people don't get what makes you great? you need a better elevator pitch. we'll give you the how-to-do-it, after this. o' the killer elevator speech. you know the one: it gets you the job, wins you the interview, bowls 'em over. it has to have the right message and be delivered in the right way. "small message, big impact" is actually the name of the book by big-league communications expert terri sjodin. and it's not just the elevator speech. this is something we need to be aware of in all of our daily encounters. > > absolutely. i try to share with people you don't have to think of an elevator speech as just a quick hit that you use in chance moments. consider it as a strategy to manage multi

no. 3, having problems organized up your pumpkin spiced latte at starbucks? starbucks insists there's no widespread shortage but has low supplies deuton frequent delivery. no. 2, more -- due to infrequent delivery. no. 2, more peanut butter concerns. sunland incorporated is recalling all products manufactured at its plants since 2010. no. 1, a new study finds offering women free birth control can reduce unplanned pregnancies and reduce the abortion rate. according to a study, unplanned pregnancies cost the united states a conservatively estimated $11 billion per year and that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> cruising into the weekend we hear perhaps a little light in the sunday forecast. >> that's right, maybe. i'll just giving you that, putting it out there one of our forecast models backed off on sunday's rain a little, but it's only one, kind of like the political poll. they're all over the place. you look at one and see where the trend goes. there's a little glimmer of hope for sunday but not much. don't get too excited about a rain free sunday. i just don't think th

starbucks. >> strawberry and drink colored by insects sizzled that's right, bugs in your starbucks drink. the reason starbucks says they're better than alternative the ingredients >> ,,,,,,,, >> skepticism in the supreme court has several justices ask tough questions in the second day of arguments on health care reform. grace will be on today's focus on a hotly contested part of the law >> the arguments boil down essentially to one constitutional question: should the federal government get involved by forcing everyone to get health insurance or pay a fine? it is getting heated over health care, not just outside but also inside the supreme court. today's issue, the individual mandate. should every american have to buy health insurance? today chief justice john roberts asked if that is true, why stop in with health insurance? >> could be required to meet you to buy a cellphone because that would facilitate responded when you need emergency services? >> no mr. chief justice, i think that is different >> more liberal to justices seem to support congress's authority to require citizens to carry health insurance. >

starbucks. i went in once or twice when my daughter worked there. haven't you ever heard of instant coffee? why you do you need a starbucks ? >> you drink instant coffee? >> of course i do. >> you should be president. >> this may not be an option, but starbucks is good. >> is you sanca? >> i use the safe way house brand because it is cheap and it tastes like coffee. what else do you want? >> this bug stuff is a chemical. it comes from a lab and who cares ? >> if it is synthetic it is the same thing. >> what kind of vegan are you talking about? some are doing it strictly for health like the china book. some say it is morally wrong to use the animal products in that way. you have to decide first because the people who think it is health oriented this is complete nonsense. but if you think they are injurying bugs, they are injuring the bugs. >> if you are ordering something red at starbucks you deserve all of the bugs they get. >> do you assume when you see red it is from bugs ? >> no, i believe in color ordering. i am at a stake house i am ordering meat. >> the color of your face is meat. >> you eat crushed up bugs on a daily basis. >> it is just another animal to eat. >> it is not even an animal. it is an insect. >> we are the only animal tha

starbucks -- [ unintelligible ] >>> a pacemaker for the brain scie >>> new starbucks card is hot. the card that originally sold for $450 is going for more than $1,000 on ebay. the limited edition comes preloaded with $4 for use in starbuckses, starbucks is making only -- 5,000 available. i sometimes give coffee cards, gift cards for christmas. that one, i'm sorry, you know -- i love you dearly but i'm not getting that for you. >> you want to talk to your broker before you pay $1,000 for a $400 card. >>> gorgeous to be outside today, practice, working in the yard, putting up decoration or getting to and from work and school by the afternoon you are not going to need heavier coats, you may wear this morning low 60s around antioch, warm 68° in santa rosa, the warm will spread to the coast because of offshore wind. doppler over the entire state dry storm track so far north it doesn't show up on the radar. 60s everywhere except 51 tahoe 54 yosemite, 72 l.a., 70 palm springs. >>> stall incline section past the metering lights and toll bay bridge blocking rate line not affecting anybody, hopefully, -- the right lane not affecting anybody, hopefully they will get that out soon. san rafael towards central san rafael light traffic

starbucks, even. starbucks might have an array of coffee, but it sounds to me as if it is not even close to what this applicant is seeking to get permitted. that seems in just to me. for that reason, i would lean in the direction of granting a rehearing. commissioner hurtado: i would be in agreement with commissioner hwang. apart from the manifest injustice issue, i continue to believe, as i did at the first hearing, that it is not like food. for that reason, i would also support a rehearing. president garcia: it looks like i am going to be the deciding vote, and i am going to be against a rehearing. the reason is i feel it is an overly fine distinction to talk about where the coffee might come from. if someone was selling pasta and someone had store-bought costa and someone had homemade pasta, that is different. if someone were selling coffee from starbucks, and i came along and wanted to offer coffee like in new orleans, that is still light enough. i think everyone agrees we would fail on the basis of something new. nothing new has been presented. i feel similarly to how i felt the first time this came before us. that is that it is a justified, reasonable decision on the part of dpw. i will move to deny the request for a rehearing. >> on that motion from the president to deny this rehearing request -- commissioner fung: aye. vice president hwang: no. commissioner hillis: aye. commissioner hurtado: no. >> thank you. the vote is 3-2. this rehearing request is denied, and a notice of decision shall be ordered. >> will move on to item 5b, another rehearing request. subject property at 2801 leavenworth street. we received a letter from john kwong, an agent for the dpw. the board voted 4-1 to grant the appeal and overall the denial of the mobile food facility permit by dpw on the basis that the reason for the denial has not been substantiated

starbucks. starbucks taking a hit because new york starbucks were closed. many people suspected they would be doing as they were a year ago. let's go to nicole petallides. i have to talk to apple, if i can. are you there perfect. nicole: i am. david: we are running into problems with our connections. apple cannot manage to keep its head above 600. nicole: why not, right click back you see it with an up arrow. you are right. liz: we are waiting key earnings from starbucks and linkedin after the bell. i think it will be fascinating to look at starbucks and compare it to greenbelt in coffee roasters. they are up significantly.

starbucks came up. and on the day, starbucks finished higher by 2% plus. do you think starbucks is vulnerable to the same things that brought nike down? >> i do. potential names highly coronated to the high-end consumer names, starbucks is first on the list. one of the things that got me thinking about it these two stocks have traded in lockstep the last two years, a recent divergence, that are chart shows it right there. new all-time highs in april and may, and then have sold off since then, when you think about starbucks' exposure, they have 30% exposure outside the u.s. that's why they trade 28 times next year's earnings. any holes in that argument for next year, this stock is going to be revalued and going to go lower. you mentioned it closed up 2 plus%. less than the market. lagging most of the day here. to me this is one where it could be very vulnerable as we go to the summer and we get a sense of what global fwroet looked like. >> dan buying a put spread. good to review the playbook. a bearish strategy, buy one put, sell a lower one to cut costs. how do you make money? f

starbucks next door. >> the starbucks customer and the tea vana customer are two different customers and two different needs that are highly complimentary. the two will completely coexist. the tea vana store and the starbucks will not be attached or linked together. >> always great to speak with you. thanks so much. >> thanks so much. >> after acquiring tea vana. in terms of the premium, howard made a point of saying it is future growth. the forward has been declining. share holders have been getting skeptical of the story and it is trading below the ipo. espress espresso machine into a coffee shop. if he was running this company it would probably be creating at this already. >> did you see expresso or espresso? >> i said espresso. >> you can pay an awfully high multiple. >>> apple has been falling from grace since hitting its high. have investors been getting the stock all wrong. we will go deeper with top rated analysts. stick around to find out why you might want to think coke when it comes to apple. ♪ [ female announcer ] today, it's not just about who lives in the white house, it's about who lives in the yellow house, the green, and the apartment house, too. today we not only honor the oval office, bu

the ski resort has just opened the first ski through starbucks. starbucksys you can get a cup of coffee without missing a beat on the slopes. you can also take off your skis and go inside if you feel like sitting down. >> per happen -- tomorrow you won't need happy but maybe a cool lemonade. >> tomorrow temperatures go into the mid-70s in the warmest spots. probably will be the warmest day of the week. you will notice it. you will notice it if you are a pollen sufferer. look at the rotation on these clouds. see how they're coming around like this. i'll put them into motion again. that's the signature of a big old high pressure. that thing setting up. that's the first indication that things are about to change. high pressure is in the neighborhood, and the air is starting to sink. and when the air sink it starts to warm. 41degrees in napa, 42 in vallejo. it's not going to be that cold. there'll be patchy fog. but patchy fog should go away rapidly. here's that rotation again. here we are. you see the air, this is basically an offshore flow, offshore from land

starbucks came up but starbucks finished higher. are they vulnerable? >> when i was looking at the universe of potential names that are correlated to the high end consumer, starbucks is the first on the list. one of the things that got me thinking about, nike and starbucks traded in lock step. that's been a recent divergent. they made all time highs in april and may and sold off. starbucks exposure has 30% exposure outside of the united states. they trade 28 times next year's earnings. if there's any holes in that argument for next year this stock will be revalued and going to go lower. you mentioned it closed up two plus percent. it was lagging most of the day. to me this is one where i think it can be very vulnerable and we get a sense for what global growth looks like. >> dan is cautious. buying a put spread. we use the structure a lot. this is a bearish strategy where you buy one put and buy another one to stretch your cost. you want it to fall. that's where your profits capped. >> i looked out to august. it will catch their second quarter orca len car year second quarter earnings to me. it's not an earnings play. this is a macro play. earnings event may confi

starbucks -- starbucks and others opening factories, he believes he has a moral duty to open them in the united states, should more business leaders be doing this? >> well, yes, i think of course we need to do that. but of course, there are three million jobs out there that can't be filled because of what laura is saying. and that is really true of apple. because we don't have enough technicians or engineers. so that is part of the problem. we need to start educating people for the jobs that are there. and for the jobs that will be most competitive here. not forcing people to not go abroad, but to come to america where we have the best skilled people. >> that -- >> but yours is a bipartisan organization? >> absolutely, right. >> but which of the two leaders right now, pound for pound, dollar for dollar, gives the best chance of fulfilling what you would like to see? >> i really think we have laid the question down to ourselves of, we're asking what the business community will do? and we're not talking about tax policy or macro policy, or regulatory policy. we're saying what can the business do with capitalism? i agree with your assertion that companies, uk companies are in this, as well, there are companies saying to themselves what can i do to create more jobs in my home country? and once you pose the question that way, that is what gets you started in things like apprenticeship programs. >> why do they have to be posed that way, the government starting companies and making them more competitive. what will it take for us to do to bring your factories back here? >> so the good news in the united states right now is, if you look longer term, the u.s. has become a more competitive place to do business. the dollar in real inflation-adjusted terms has come down. our energy price environment, because we have had th amazing gas revolution is a much more favorable environment. we have had high productivity growth over a long period of time. so actually there is some now re-shoring going on. companies like ge are actually out there bringing back at the margin jobs they had shifted abroad to come here. that is the first -- >> you mentioned ge -- well -- the tweet got him into all sorts of trouble, challenging these unbelievable job numbers. these chicago guys will do anything. >> that is jack welch. i think what laura is saying is so so important that we have an opportunity in the business community regardless of what happens in the election had. and actually, what we're talking about, republicans and democrats coming together to say it is not about politics. it is about we have a fiscal cliff coming. we have 25% unemployment among the young. this is not republican or democratic, this is not capitalists or occupy wall street. this is a problem for all of us. and what we do with the henry jackson initiative is we showcase companies like ibm, like starbucksike -- >> at&t, ge, there is a whole list of them that we have actually -- in the report and on the website, we basically highlight real examples of what companies are doing. and part of the initiative is to get companies talking to one another about what they are doing, what works, what does not work. then you can actually get groups of companies working together in clusters. one of the things discussed in the report is a minnesota group of civic leaders, business leaders, working in a regional development effort to improve competitiveness. so there is a lot that can be done, once you pose the problem. the problem is -- >> well, you posed it right now to millions of people watching this. it's time america's big business, the successful ones, got together, did what you guys did, talk to each other, get stuff done, get america back on track. thank you both. >> thank you, absolutely. >>> coming up, the taliban targets a 14-year-d pakistani girl who refuses to back down to their threats.

starbucks. starbucks a great american company. everybody needs a good cup of coffee. in china there is only one starbucksor every 1.9 inhabitants, can you believe that when we have one basically on every corner? [laughter] so there's tremendous opportunity there. you've got the tea growers in china, a lot of them are now switching to coffee because of starbucks, so that's a double play for you. liz: wait until they find out what a frappucino tastes like. >> oh, look out, china. liz: two pharma companies, what do you think are the big names here because we're all getting older, and we all need new medicine. >> we're going to be buying a lot of pfizer especially and bristol-myers. those are the two picks we have. pfizer is around 24, $25 a share, bristol-myers about 31. and they have in common a new blood-clotting drug, and everyone's very, very excited about that. bristol-myers developed it, and pfizer will be marketing it. so we hi there's huge opportunity -- we think there's huge opportunity there. all the stocks we've talked about today have got options against them, too, so it's another way in a do-no

starbucks. >> reporter: starbucks started in the northwestern u.s. city of seattle. when schultz joined as head of marketing, starbucks had only four stores. but he eventually turned the chain into a huge global presence. today it maintains some 17,000 stores in a combined staff of 200,000 worldwide. >> you started off as a small coffee bean shop in seattle. what makes starbucks such an international brand? >> i think always the was a deep level of entrepreneurial dna within starbucks. if we're going to be big, how do you get big and stay small? maintaining your intimacy with your people and your customers? whether you're american or japanese, i think we universally need and want the same thing, and that's human connection. starbucks brings people together. >> reporter: we asked him what kind of person he thinks would make a good business leader. >> for anyone to build a great business, you've got to -- you need to have a dream. everyone has a dream. so dream bigger and believe in it, believe that those dreams can come true. stay hungry and stay aggressive, do not embrace the status quo, and stay humble because succes

starbucks is the only k cup single serve coffee they want. the assumption is that starbucks owns the coffee market. i lived with starbucks and live and die with starbucks. i live in starbucks and live and die when i don't get my starbucks i'm not a friendly guy. i don't believe everybody feels this way. i don't know what that was. >> a whining baby. >> am i whining? >> you asked me what it was. i clarified what it was. i didn't say you were. >> it was. >> keurig and green mountain, can someone give this baby a bottle? >> the baby would be you two. >> i'm not sure how i turned into a baby. i'm not the biggest fan of green mountain, but starbucks is not the only player out there and the k cup is a way for people to get a number of different types of their favorite brands in a single serving. >> we would be remiss if we didn't mention david einhorn's name. they were 90 to par and granted this is a different story we are talking about now. kudos to him for a lack of the profits. locking in for flagging green mountain about $50. >> let's move on to the after hours mover. trading lower in the after hours on weak first quarter

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starbucks definitely came up. starbucks finished the day higher by about 2 plus%. >> i do. when i was looking at the universe here of potential names that are highly coordinated, starbucks one of the first on the list. they both made new all time highs in april and may and then it sold off from then. they are about that's why they have 28 times. . this is one that could be very vuler inable and we get a sense of what global growth looks like. >> he is buying a put spread. always good to review the play book. this is a bearish strategy. so, how do you make money? you want that stock to fall to the short put strikes where you make the most money and where your profits are capped. >> i looked out to august, going to catch their second quarter or their calendar year earnings. this is really a macro play. it is a little bit out of the money. i paid 85 cents for that. i bought one of the august 50 puts for 1.30. if the stock is 45 or lower. >>> this is a well loved cult following. >> when they start falling down, people never believe how far they can go. it actually is almost behaving like a single option. there is a lot of leverage in this trade. he is paying less than 20%. that

." >> east bay food banks are full of beans thanks to an unexpected donation from starbucks. starbuckselivery truck was on the way to grocery stores in nevada when the order was canceled. the truck stopped off at the food banks in the contra costa and solano counties and dropped off four tons of the beans. they will distribute it to a variety of agencies. >> for months. wow. truck on over there. i love my coffee. >> i can see you swimming through those. good morning to you. it's cold out there. you'll need that hot cup of coffee, tea, whatever it is to keep you warm. temperatures close to freezing in some cities. one of those cities is san mateo this morning. really cold along the peninsula. at 36 degrees in concord. >> as we head throughout the day, though, we're going to see a rebound by noon jumping up to 60. 56 by the bay. 55 degrees at the coast. then we'll round out the day with the mid-60s, overall about 10 degrees warmer than where we ended up yesterday. now, here's where it gets interesting. let's set your futurecast in motion action your noon readings for saturday. up to 68 d

or if you post something about starbucks, starbucks could make sure all of your friend saw it by payingoney to feature your entry on everyone else's news feed. google under fire this morning for something i was telling you about yesterday. google trying to deliver very personal search results by scanning your social network to figure out what you want. let's say you scan for cats. you search for cats. your own cat's olympic tur copi the very one that shows up. some claim this is and anti-trust issue that makes google even that much more powerf powerful. >>> tv and tablets still hot at the consumer electronics show. but the biggest crowds surrounded a refrigerator from lg electronics. this is the last chiller. a way to cool your drinks much faster than what you're used to. >> what they've done is, there is a mechanism in there that when you put in two cans in or a bottle of wine, something like that, it actually shakes it, almost rocking it. the idea that as it's moving the liquid internally so that the cold -- as the cold blast is coming in it is hitting 360 degrees of the liquid moving

or if you post something about starbucks, starbucks could make sure all of your friends see it by paying mvn ining money to f. these days there are some posts on facebook you only see a fraction of them if you have a lot of friends. >>> to the consumer electronics show now and more gadgets to show you. tv and tablets. those are hot but it turns out the biggest crowd surrounded something cool. a refrigerator from lg electronics. this particular model has technology they call the blast chiller, a way to cool your drinks much faster than what you are using to. >> what they've done is, there's a mechanism in there that when you put in two cans or a bottle of wine, something like that, it actually shakes it, almost rocking it. the idea that as it is moving the liquid internally so that the cold, as the cold blast is coming in it is hitting 360 degrees of the liquid moving around internally on the unit so it is able to chill a bottle of wine like a full size bottle of wine from room temperature in about eight minutes. >> you basically got that. you put the soda in there and it shakes it up lik

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starbucks, takes -- starbucks takes a fraction of the space of what is in front of us. i am not very comfortable seeing this all packaged in one. i would share the concern about the potential of an additional liquor license being allocated to this location. if you can buy it at one, why do you have to compete among each other? but that does not make any sense at all. i might have missed read -- my understanding was trader joe's was going to be operating at the normal opening hours of 10:00 and the closing time for what i did read, the cbs -- the cvs was trying to be 24 hours. that does not work at all. i have lived in the adjoining neighborhood for years. they share with each other the night service -- the idea of saying that the 24-hour open pharmacy would add something -- the other pharmacies are too close and communicate to the public when they are open at night. i do not think we need an additional one. the corner has always been problematic. it is going to be even more problematic given that the parking lot, which is more suburban than for men has a huge parking lo

starbucks by it. -- starbucks diet. >> every coffee shop has its regular, but this woman calls starbucks her second home. she eats all for meals here, all of them, and says that it has helped her to lose 85 pounds in two years. >> i realize i could do it, i found a system that worked. >> she says she lost all that weight by counting calories. the labels made it easy for her to keep track of how much she was eating. >> you look down, and there are a really healthy choices. >> she starts her day with oatmeal and black coffee. at lunch and dinner is a panini or bistro box. >> protein every now and then, ham and cheese, and if i go for a bike ride, i can go for more. >> is a registered dietitian says that she may have trouble maintaining her diet. >> diets don't work in the long term. >> if she is not careful, she could suffer from malnutrition. >> if you are limited to one at parker restaurant, it is very difficult to meet your nutrition needs. >> she says she is feeling better than ever. >> nothing hurts anymore. no medical issues whatsoever. i feel like a kid again. >> i will take vietnam and pound cake.

starbucks from the cities. and now, we are following all of this. any reports of large crowds at starbucks or starbucks appreciation day? >>guest: no, this is like the disaster showing of the kiss in they had last welcome. they are trying to create another event that no one is showing up to because i think they are jealous of how successful the conservative chick-fil-a appreciation day is so they are coming up with starbucks appreciation day. >>stuart: do you think the city mayor whose tried to go off chick-fil-a lost? and, by extension, those who support traditional marriage, won? would you go that far? >>guest: of course. everyone agrees their reaction was unconstitutional, and completely illegal if they were really going to pursue those actions. we saw so many people show up to support chick-fil-a. so they won. i think it is important to note that today you don't see the republican mayors saying, well, we will not allow starbucks in our district or threatening starbucks. republicans have read the constitutions and know you cannot do that, but the economy is the number one issue right new. what we sh

starbucks and starbucks of course exploiting coffee farmers in africa etc and now recently you've been involved with campaigns against j.p. morgan chase bank of america bank of america and others and with with a starbucks campaign it's very it's tangible in that there's a coffee being there are farmers are being exploited but in the banking sector on wall street it's not a tangible the time of derivatives you're talking about high frequency trading you're talking about financial abstractions and yet these people are doing similar types of exploitation in their own way but that how is that transition for you as somebody who is in direct contact with these dean. min's they you know they have metamorphosis eyes from a tangible to a ghost the holy ghost except they're not talking about the holy ghost we're talking about the demonic ghost in the machine how is that transition always bring it back to something that people can see feel just a couple days ago we had one hundred three tornadoes in the continental north american it. it is biblical it is apocalyptic j.p. morgan chase citibank and b. of a are the top three finance ears of industrial projects which cause c o two emissions and if it is true that you

something new is brewing at starbucks called starbucks blond roast. roast ks bond rose will be brewing an all-star box today for those who prefer a lighter roast coffee. >> it would not work here in the morning. the government is finding some loopholes in the buy american act. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning. >> good morning. it looks like to take out with the green and in with the lean and mean. we are talking about car makers. past autumn shows have been going to suv's and carmakers are realizing they can give buyers what they want. you will likely see dealers offering smaller vehicles. investors keeping an eye on crude oil. it is back on the rise. opec said they shouldn't get involved in a dispute. futures are looking a bit higher. lawmakers proposing legislation to require agencies seeking made in america waivers to publish their plans for the public. bluebird has found that u.s. government agencies have spent more than half a trillion dollars and are responsible for 90% of non american goods and services last year. i'm j

starbucks . starbucks will use square service that allows customers to download the pay with square smart phone applications and those that enter their credit card application into the phone, or by stating their name to employees at the cash register. it was co-founded by jack valenti will also co-founded twitter. an analyst of consumer credit data shows the percentage of home orders that are behind on their mortgage payments and hit a three-year low in the second quarter. trans union announced that 5 1/2% of the nation's mortgage holders were behind on their payments by 60 days or more in the april to june period that is the lowest since 2009. here is a look now at what will be happening on wall street today and are marked of date. we have stronger corporate earnings reports and expectations about central-bank and how they will act to support the economy. >> justine: industry stocks increased the most and of course we watched the opening bell on kron4 live at 6:30 p.m.. we will be right back. >> justine: marin county sheriff's deputies are busy investigating an armed robbery that happened at a marin city bus stop. to the one of the faster the us turn to jackie cecil is live on the scene. >> reporter: the marin county sheriff's department is warning people to be aware of their surroundings when they're in this area. i am in marin city at the new bus depot that was redone about one year ago. on tuesday morning agent and was waiting for the bus and marin city he was with a group of males that pulled a gun on him and rob him and beat him. this is on the heels of other incidents. another happened in early july at the same bus depot. chefs' recipes are telling people to the wheel of your surroundings. do not have electronic equipment out if you can. any shares deputy just came by they say about two to three minutes ago when i was out here getting ready for and he told me that is an issue out here. they say they have increased patrols out here but they want people to be aware. obviously it is a good warning especially if you are out here by yourself at night. >> justine: the key so much that is jackie cecil reporting live. now this for a long fire caused an estimated to million dollars to damage of businesses. we brought you this live yesterday. a bakery and several other businesses were damaged by the flames. it took 125 firefighters nearly two hours to control this. and the police are still trying to get the full story behind a sikh wade michaee was shot and killed by the police after he shot and killed six people. right now detectives are sifting through the gunman's life. the military veteran apparently had very few relatives, a spotty history and a thin criminal record. he did play and several hate bands. his 31 year-old girl from mystical was arrested after an authorized gun was found in the home that she once shared with page. she was a waitress and nursing student with reported ties to white supremacy organize asians. people gathered to remember the six victims that died at the temple in wisconsin. they played for the wounded and also yesterday a group of dignitaries and relatives from the sikh community in india pay their respects. family members of the victims are not talking about their grief. >> she was a great mom. she lived for us. she worked for us. everything she did was for us. >> justine: the sikh american community are asking for a national moment of silence on monday. --on sunday. now ernesto has weakened to a tropical storm, these photos were snapped and you can see the tree is blowing in the wind and also there are big waves off the beach. the maximum sustained winds decreased nearly 70 mi. per hour with additional weakening that is expected if the storm moves over land. the national hurricane center says that this could reach hurricane strength. now we have a very hot day on the way america has the details. good morning. >> erica: good morning justine we have very warm conditions expected, we could see triple digits as we head into the latter part of the week. i will have the full details coming up in your seven day around the bay forecast. we're focusing our attention over downtown san francisco and for the most part it is a pretty clear to start to the morning. as we check out your satellite and radar would and i have not too much into left coverage. we have images situated over the san mateo coastline. taking a licking your temperature is right outside the door we have 64 degrees and antioch, 62 in daly city. as we take those numbers into the afternoon expect much warmer conditions than what we saw yesterday. in the south bay we were in the '70s and today i think we will hit the 85th not below 90's. 82 degrees on tap for sunnyvale, 86 percent clear and it looks like we could see 96 degrees for antioch and 94 for those and pittsburg. we have plenty of sunshine for all of our and the areas. for the most part we have '70s for the east bay shoreline. it looks like downtown san francisco is coming in at 69 degrees and 72 over in san bruno. we are focusing our attention on the weather and we have mainly conditions for the afternoon sunshine and it looks like we will continue with the gradual warm-up. for the most part, temperatures will continue to climb for the next several days. we have to of conditions on tap for this weekend we will see some relief by the start of the next work week but it will be above the seasonal average with high pressure in place. by monday expect long nights for the in the area's low eighties around the bay and upper 60 for the coast. >> erica: we have a new way for you to the kron4 forecast. you can find this on comcast 193, checking in at any time to get the latest news, weather and traffic information. it's time for a look at your morning commute with george. >> george: we have been easy ride this morning, the bay bridge is like with no delays and an easy trip across the span. your ride to the san mateo bridge looks good. his high when i need to. they have reset this shot, it looks like we are seeing a lot of stuff in the foreground and that is interesting. here is your ride leading out towards the toll plaza it is hard to see the details because the camera has clearly been zoomed back. here is a look at your ride to the golden gate bridge, 101 has an easy trip with no delays as you work your way in from marin county and through marin county this is a light ride. now first looked at the commute on a deal west bound. to the drive time for hercules to berkeley shows no delays for the drive san ramon valley. your speeds are at the limit. now as we mentioned we have a little slowing showing up and that will disappear in the next few minutes. there are no problem for your 101 south bound ride. >> justine: we will take a break the be right back. 0ñ@Ñ >> justine: mitt romney is expected to announce his vice presidential running mate any day now. a block of that is called tech president has brought an early indicator that could be on wikipedia.org. in the past, wikipedia.org activity has spiked. for example in 2008 the former republican candidate john mccain announce his choice saint- tropez lens wikipedia.org page changed 68 times the day before the announcement. and then in the 24 hours leading up to four president obama choice joe biden page was added to 40 times. a few names have been bouncing around for the vice- presidential pick for mit romney. >> justine: so far no one paid tessin any love was like we saw back in 2008 but on monday the wisconsin representative paul ryan had the most changes with ken. but tuesday the ohio senate to rob portman took the lead with 16 changes, we will be watching that. in the meantime irani and president barak obama are making hard cells to working-class and female voters. mit romney is talking about welfare with an ad that claims president obama was to hand out tax payer dollars to anyone even those that are not trying to find work. today president obama will appear with the georgetown in a speech to the king flash point for women's health. mit romney will attend a rally and a fund raiser in new york city. we have live pictures right now out of the york city. >> justine: there is a fire at 1 world trade center. these are live pictures right now. i cannot see any flames or smoked i will tell you that nearly 90 firefighters are battling a fire on the 88th floor of the one world trade center. the fire started just before 8:00. the officials say the size of the fire is not immediately clear. the much of the situation with of detroit here on the kron4 morning news. >> justine: the morning, we want to find out what is happening with a quick check of weather and traffic because the hot days on the way and we want to make sure we do not have any hot spots on the road. >> erica: to one justine, we have upper 50s for the most part and upper foley's-- upper 40's for those making up in half moon bay. that temperatures will range from the mid-60s to the low 90s. we have more sunshine in hot weather on tap for tomorrow i will have full details of your seven day round of a forecast coming up. >> george: now a check of traffic as we look at your seven day of around the bay area. conditions are still pretty light in both directions around the bay. it is an easy ride to heavy traffic yet. we still have easy conditions for the south bay, the peninsula and the north bay. >> justine: thank you so much, hundred the people went to a town hall meeting with chevron to get answers about the refinery meeting --the refinery explosion that happened on monday. several times the general manager of the refinery was barely able to respond. the crowd also ask why it took chevron 10 minutes to push the merged to but that alerted the emergency personnel. >> in 1992 when chevron blood she was just a baby and now she is suffering from a mass on her liver they do not know where it came from, she does not smoke or drink and she is 19. >> how could technology have helped many people in my community that were outside. you are talking about shelter and place how long can i hold my breath? >> justine: analysts are expecting gas prices to soar in the coming days to to this. but us turn to will tran who is live at a gas station showing us the prices. good morning will. >> will: good morning, you know that gas prices were going up before the fire happened. it started going up maybe 155 last weekend from monday to tuesday night with the fire happened, this place with $3.84 and the it is the owner came out and raise this up to $3.99. it should open up around 6:00 p.m.. we will have to monitor to see whether or not the first thing the employee does this morning is come out here in grafton numbers on the ground. now you can see it is down here and they probably wonder why bother. it but we will see if it goes up, it probably will go up we will just see how much. now we are trying to compare video of people coming in. this is video of people arriving yesterday. this fire to about maybe 240 bar. because the unit could no longer process because it is shut down because of the damage, that is offline now. they expect not just the bay area but the west coast to see an increase as much as 10 to 255 per gallon over the next week or so. the ticket can your screen your some numbers, in san francisco right now the average price is $3.94. if you've given open it is $3.86. down in san jose it is $3.86. i say that the longer you wait you will pay more. so i have always told people even if you have a half gallon, pool and because by the time you come home and i'd want to fill this up it will probably go up. >> justine: as soon as we talk about gas prices going up it always sends more people to the pump to fill up. >> justine: -- >> will: why wait, you will need it so go ahead and pull in. >> justine: we have something just in to the kron4 newsroom, we are hearing that there is no fire at 1 world trade center in new york. we did get a call earlier from the fire department any way that the fire was pretty strong, but so far they have not found a thing. here is a live look in new york city, we will keep you updated on any information as soon as comes into the kron4 newsroom. and today after being held captive for 18 years, jaycee dugard is not demanding sanctions against federal lawyers for they did witness tampering. the the garrido-- phillip goraido kidnapped her in 1991 now jaycee dugard is suing the government alleging that the officers are partly to blame for her captivity and her attorneys say that justice department lawyers are fairly convinced a former chair of the crow commission not to serve as a witness. separately jaycee dugard has already received a $20 million settlement from the state of california. >> justine: san francisco police are defending their actions. they say as they chased 33 year-old brian cooper they noticed a handgun. they say that he refused to stop the thing he eventually fail and in the police say he began to turn towards the officers and pointed a gun at him over his left shoulder and that is when the police fired. they say the shooting was justified. but the government's the legal attended a community meeting still had questions for the chief. >> i thought if a person is running you are not supposed to shoot at them i am trying to figure out why did they shoot him three times? he did not shoot at them why did they shoot him three times? that is my main concern. >> i know that he was hit in the foot, the lower leg in the lower back. he was not running at the time, we do not shoot fleeing felons in the san francisco police department. he fell to the ground, he stopped and he got to his feet and then he turned on the officer it over his left shoulder when the officer engage the suspect. >> why did they shoot him three times? with a one officer or two officers that did the shooting? >> there was one officer fired and the officers are allowed to fire until they believe the threat has stopped. >> justine: hooper was treated for non-life threatening injuries and was booked in jail on a number of charges. the san francisco mayor ed lee announced that he is abandoning his plan to institute a stop and frisk policy to curb gun violence in the city. instead, the city would launch an attack to reduce violence especially in the southeast section of the city. step one is called interrupt. this seeks to stop the pattern of bad behavior having police force focus on specific areas and target nearly 200 known offenders with a zero tolerance policy when it comes to any violation. step two is called predate this attempt to use the best technology possible to gather intel on where crime will happen before it does. step three is called organizing this brings together all segments of the community to bring greater alternatives and opportunity and hope to young people in the community. here is what the police chief had to say about the new plan. >> we will be trying to get those people back off the streets for as long as we can whether it is in the county jail, or prison. >> justine: mayor ed lee acknowledged that the policies that he is proposing may not sound brand new, but they are a way to get people excited about treating--fighting crime once again. now we have a live look outside what is happening in san jose. we have another hot day on the way there for you in the south bay. the current temperature is 58 degrees. 85 is corn to be the high today and 78 by 8:00 p.m. tonight. we will be right back. [music] >> justine: now we will tech is a to the bay bridge with light traffic but temperatures are already going this morning curley and open we have 54 degrees, five white and at high of 77 by 8:00 p.m. we have 71 degrees we have more weather and traffic in a few minutes. apple is now saying that the next version of its iphone will not come with a pre installed you tube application their license to include this application has now expired and it is not clear why it has not extended. google says it is working with apple to insure a quality you tube experiments can we have much more after this with a live look outside from our mount tancam we have clear conditions and the sun is tancam we have clear conditions and the sun is making its way out. 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then you have starbucks that found out, you can't move the starbucks in britain, taking away a lot of traditional british tea shops have you starbucks. it has moved in over a third of coffee shops are starbucks. past 14 years starbucks paid lesser than 1% in corporate tax rates. neil: in britain. is it legal? >> it is legal, but the loopholes have to close, to be fair to starbucks, they realized this is p, suicide, they said we do need to pay more, it will be interesting whether google and amazon will follow. neil: i am not a fan of any company that is charges $7 for a cup of coffee. it has to be made out of gold. then you could not drink it i am wondering. it seems to me, there is a disproportionate emphasis on raising taxes, the rate they brought to $55, they over did the fees, and charges and excise tax, now it is like they are hunting for change under the mattress? >> as far as corporate tax rates, britain is very reasonable, it has gotten lowest in the world. neil: they want to raise them. >> no going down to 23%. neil: close the loopholes. >> here, that. and however, yes, taxes did go up about a 4 to 1 ratio, things have been