it started with the 20-year-old barista to give him his face and demanded 'all' her money. i immediately handed him the drawer with the till and my tips and that was when it got a little scarier when he was repeatedly saying that i needed to give him - i better have bigger bills somewhere, i better have more money. the man ran away.. after another customer showed up. she wasn't hurt. details from her past... and brad pitt and angelina jolie reach a custody agreement... the details are in tonight's buzz. lady gaga is revealing some very personal news... the singer says she suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. she shared the news for the first time with a group of homeless l-g-b-t youth in new york. gaga says she started suffering at age 19. she revealed that she was also sexually assaulted in 20-14. brad pitt and angelina jolie reach a custody agreement regarding their six children. according to papers filed in los angeles superior court... jolie will retain physical custody, while pitt has visitation rights. as part of the agreement, pitt has to go to therapy and su

a barista. and musicians. what we're learning about the victims already identified. >>> more contenders for secretary of state. president-elect donald trump expanding his search for that cabinet position. who has been added to the list? and his controversial phone call sparks fly after plane's nose gear collapses. >>> good monday morning to you. i'm ryan smith. >> and i'm mara schiavocampo. diane and kendis are off. we begin this morning with the grim search inside a deadly warehouse fire entering its third day. >> a memorial is growing in oakland where mourners have left flowers and other remembrances at the scene. the death toll now at 33. investigators expect to find more victims. >> a criminal probe has now been launched in what is the deadliest fire ever in that city. there are questions about whether it could have been prevented. lauren lyster joins us from oakland. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mara and ryan. yeah, just about halfway down the block behind me, in the warehouse, crews a

. >> donna was a barista scheduled to work saturday morning but never showed up. >> and trying to find donna, the first person i reached out to was noinging that she was close to donna and i found out from another barista they had plans to go out the night before. >> it turns out they went to ghost ship together to listen to music and they died with 34 others including alec cason, a filmmaker and father to two little girls. >> him being an artist, he was so meticulous to ensuring the sound and lighting was correct. a friendly attitude. >> martha taylor hired alex to film a documentary for her history book. he was at the ghost ship during what he loved. >> i was driven this morning to come back and be in that space not only with the other people that are here grieving with the city but the last place where my friend alex drew his last breath. >> three beautiful stories about three beautiful people whose lives ended too soon. you heard of those people that spoke highly of the people that were writers and artists and loved and cared about this community in oakland and here they are being

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donna kellogg was a barista and studying for a degree in culinary arts and oakland. according to the san francisco chronicle.>> 35-year-old travis pop was a member of the oakland electronic band ghost of lightning. on facebook, his aunt wrote there are no words for this loss. frannie what and how are needed to talk about his sun, chase. he was bartending the night of the fire your county officials confirmed his death sunday night. randall says raising chase stepbrother won't be easy.>> every time i see william, chase will pop into my mind. it feels so painful now. in the end, maybe it will be a blessing. >> investigators say their primary focus has been the search and recovery of the victims. once that is completed, they will determine whether criminal charges will be filed. >>> three uc berkeley students are considered missing after attending friday's warehouse party. the daily cal reports griffin madden, jenny morris and vanessa plotkin have not been heard from since the fire.>>> the red cross is stepping up to help those affected and have set up a family assistanc

a barista. what we're learning about the victims already identified. >>> more contendersstate. that ent-elect donald trump dab net position. who has b and his controversial phone call withtaiwan. >>> rou >>> good monday morning tosmith. >> and i'm mara sc diane and kendis are off. we beg w warehouse fire. >> oakland where mourners have left flowers and member probe has non launched in what is the deadliest fire ever in that about whether it could have been ted. lauren lyster joins us from oakland. >> reporter: good morning, mara and ryan. halfway down the block behind me, warehouse, crews are searching for the missing. laun a criminal investigation into this tragedy. this morning, firefighters pushing in regard in the round-the-clock search for the missing. as the staggering number of people killed in if msi warehou keeps rising, survivors recounting the horror of that inferno. >> everyone is turning toying, this. you should have done that. people >> reporter: that woman-kwn building called the ghost show preventable. i yisom of this building. >> reporter: familiar, which llthe

eight victims have been identified. 32-year-old donna kellogg was a barista attending culinary school. brendan chase witte 2346r7b auer. cash askew. nick gomez-hall, david clines. 30-year-old sarah hoda. friends call her a teacher, gardner and hard working person who loved children. >>> we are also hearing some of the harrowing stories of survival. >> two women who lived inside tell us of the frantic moments when the fire broke out. >> the power went out and i jumped off of the loft which is 10, 11 feet, grabbed a head lamp and used it to grab my cat and phone and my keys. and then tried to get out of my gate and out the door. people at that point were trying to push their way through. >> this is our home. one of the other residents was standing in the doorway with all this smoke pouring out trying to light the way for people still trapped inside. >> he was trying to get people out of there. at some point i think whether you got out or you didn't. i think that timeline was under 10 minutes of when the fire started to when there was no chance for you getting out. that had to have been

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the 34-year-old was working at a bakery in training to be a barista, he said his son loved poetry and music and 36 people were killed in the fire one week ago today. again, this is expected to be a walking vigil from what we understand and people will leave the fruitvale public market here and head over to the oakland fire site. they are expected to gather within the next hour and we will have another update in the 7 pm hour. judy? >>> christine around him live for us. thank you. >>> families of the victims are planning funerals on the first of which is scheduled for this weekend. 17-year-old will be laid to rest on sunday and he was the youngest victim and the son of an alameda county sheriff's deputy and the corner has completed autopsies on all of the victims and some are traveling from as far away from finland to retrieve the bodies and local agencies are also receiving help from across the globe. >> we had all sorts of experts from around the world call to provide their expertise whether it be engineering or crime scene reconstruction or forensics and we've had an amazing amount

. >> grant:the 33-year-old was an oakland poet who also worked as a barista and baker. >> grant:she identified as transgender - coming out recently to close friends and family. her partner says she was infectious, funny and sweet. >> grant:20-year-old michela gregory was a san francisco state student who studied child development and worked at urban outfitters. >> grant:friends say she was a loving woman who adored children. >> grant:21-year-old jennifer morris was a u-c berkeley student who lived in foster city. a friend wrote on her facebook page - "we'll dance again in our dreams.here's to goot times, long nights and memories." return to >> steve: thanks, grant. >> steve:our coverage continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can find a timeline of the fire investigation and read more about the victims' lives. all at kron-4 dot com return >> vicki:authorities continue their county woman. --search for a missing trinity county woman, >> steve:her relatives are evendescribed kidnap consultant cameron gamble...who worked on the high profile case of sherri papini. 51-year-old stacey smart of lewisto

already she was a poet and also worked as a barista at high wire coffee and a member of the transgendernity. community. and there you are hearing some of the work of one of the victims who went by the stage name charisee and well-known electronic music performer and dj. officials confirmed the woman here is 33-year-old chelsey dolan from san francisco. she's one of the 36 people killed in that fire. we'll have the story on the victims coming up here. >>> meantime a group of people gathered last night in san francisco's castro area. about 2-dozen people brought signs some saying "we love oakland". others lit candles and sat quietly at the memorial. some of the members from the bay area's lgbt community. >> i hope you find light in the darkness. if you can't find it, if you are one who holds on the desire to live each day, i implore you to live for those whose lives were cut short. >> organizers say they wanted to create a safe place for transgender to honor the victims. across from the lake, they opened their doors last night to remember the people who were lost in the fire. >>> 2 invest

one was a teacher and another a barista and many of them artists and musicians. lee martinez is live at the scene. apparently you have new details about the list of people still unaccounted for. >> that is right. there is this potential that they have to go back here and do another search even though you heard the sheriff's office says they

we have everybody from computer science majors from carnegie mellon all the way to starbucks baristasd everything if between. in general, most of our students have college degrees already, and they're looking to either upgrade their existing career path or change careers entirely. . these skills that really help companies lead the way into the future that we're all imaging. >> and how is that helping those people become more fully employed beyond what they would have otherwise been doing in their job. there's been so much discussion around heavy industry and retraining factory workers to be able to work in advanced manufacturing. this is happening on the software and on the services side as well. >> it is. i think it's going to happen a lot slower, and we're talking about decades. not necessarily a couple of years before all the jobs are going away all throughout our economy. i think these things -- it will happen in phases. i think what we're seeing in the sector is that we -- that we work in and the skills that we train for and the employers we work for is that these skills are grow

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the new conspiracy says baristas are misspelling your name so people post them on social media. my name is eun, spelled e-u-n. there's no way i could spend my real name. i would spend 2 name is -- bob. >> this happens to everyone. i tweeted out a picture recently when they misspelled angie. >> everyone says it has happened to them. so maybe there's truth to this. >>> is your teen glued to their phone. why it may be worse for their health than initially thought. >>> and remembering alan thicke. reaction coming in from his family >>> welcome back at 6:24. harvard university researchers say teens who spend hours on their phones, tablets or computers may be at risk for obesity. the researchers found about 20% of adolescents who spend five hours a day on some type of small screen, that nearly half of them were more likely to be obese than those with no screen time. >>> we are less than two weeks away from christmas, and your kids may be asking how santa just one night. well, it turns out that einstein could be the key to the answer. according to the "daily mail," he said santa shrink

. >> there's a self-proclaimed trump voter who started yelling at a starbucks barista at the university of miami a couple weeks ago. >> you're trash. because i voted for trump. >> so what? >> trump. >> congratulations. >> you lost. give me my money back. what is your name? i want your name. i want your card. okay? you're garbage. >> joining me now, executive director of the arab american association of new york. let me ask you this, one of the things -- so we've been going through these accounts. in many cases they're hard to confirm. and there's also -- i want to be careful that we're not doing something where we're shining a flashlight and we're saying, oh, there's this new thing happening. but there's been stuff happening all along, you know what i mean? i wonder how you feel about that? does it feel like from the folks you talk to, people in your community, is there something that happened after the election or does it not feel that different? >> oh, it absolutely does feel different. muz lips in particular or those perceived to be muslims like sikhs have experienced hate crimes in

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she was a poet and worked at high wire coffee as a barista until recently. he spoke with one of her coworkers who said she was a joy in every way. >> one of the most thoughtful, intelligent, soft, caring individuals that i've ever worked with and that we've had here. she had such an impact on just her family of employees, but on many customers. ♪[music] >> another one of the victims went by the stage name ceruse and was well known as a producer, d.j. and musician. 33-year-old chelsea dolan from san francisco was also among the dead. also lost in the fire, 29-year- old farrell pines. according to reports, pines was a transgender woman who recently moved to the bay area from indiana. and relatives say her passion was music. >> and the fire victims were from across the country, across the bay area and around the world for that matter. the coroner's office says three of the victims are from finland, south korea and guatemala. families around the world grieving this around, you guys. >> thank you, alex. >>> just last night hundreds of people came for a vigil at l

one was a teacher and another a barista and many of them artists and musicians. lee martinez is live at the scene. apparently you have new details about the list of people still unaccounted for. >> that is right. there is this potential that they have to go back here and do another search even though you heard the sheriff's office says they don't believe there will be anymore victims. they have to go back in, this evening the crane is in place and they said that they have secured the one potential area that had visuals. this is the wall portion over at 31st avenue. that was cracking and leaning. they have seen shored that up so they will be going back in there again this evening. earlier this morning though they did find three additional victims that bring the death toll to 36 victims of this fire. about 16 families have been given the identifications. three of those victims are also international. we are told that one victim came from finland and another korea and guatemala and reaching out to the various embassies to give identifications. and 22 autopsies have

his son was working at a local bakery training to become a barista. his heart was in music. edmond loved to dj which is what brought him to the music party. he hadn't seen his son in a couple of years but spoke to him on a regular basis. >> there's a lot of things that i i wish i had said to him, but i'll never be able to. that's what's sad. it's tough, you know. >> as far as the investigation into the fire that killed his son is concerned, the atf is telling us they will have a news conference at 3:00. they have a special forensics team on site this morning that will be creating a digital map of the inside of the warehouse to help investigators determine the cause of this fire. as we reported earlier this week, the oakland fire department hadn't inspected the building in at least ten years. a fire marshal with the contra costa county fire protection district tells us that is not unusual. that the state does not mandate inspections in warehouses like this. only properties like schools, hospitals, jails and the like. now, in another development this morning, derek al mean a,

when you see people angry because the barista isn't moving fast enough in a store, or folks are not satisfied and they begin to get angered, maybe it's time to take a step back, let people know that they should as well, and maybe we could be preventing some of these situations from escalating any further. >>> want to switch gears for a moment because people are also talking about that michelle obama interview and what she told oprah and what they learned about and heard from the first lady. >> they were really impressed with what the first lady had to say. because they followed so much of this presidency and the role that she's played, they loved her candor in this interview. kind of felt like one person told me, kind of felt like we were hearing things from mrs. obama about her experiences in the white house that could have come out in a memoir or once she got out of office. so to hear this now, while she's still in office, was fascinating. and, you know, we all know that a lot of people love her sense of fashion, her parenting decisions, along with the president. an accomplished woman, a mo

the 34-year-old was working at a bakery and training to be a barista. his son loved poetry and music and came with a friend to the ghost ship on friday. >> people say he is in a better place. i said no, he is here. i miss him. this is where i want him to be. unfortunately that will never happen. >> reporter: lapine who lives in utah says he talked to his son over the phone every few weeks. and he wishes he could have just one last conversation with him. >> there's a lot of things that i wish i had said to him. but i'll never be able to. >> reporter: lapine says all of the photos that he is taking will be part of a book that he is putting together to honor his son as he and his family try to put their lives back together. >> we will, you know, have something that we can have in our hearts, you know. he won't be here otherwise. >> reporter: lapine also said today that he doesn't have any ill will towards the manager of the ghost ship collective or the owner of the building. he is confident that the people responsible for the tragic fire will be held accou

had baristas writing things about sharing and compassion at a time when he seemed very anti-trump. we wondered if that would hurt the brand. it didn't. there has always been controversy around did they take christmas-looking icons off their cups? they have cycled through some different situations that seemed politically controversial, you hear people reacting, i don't like this. you didn't see sales go down. seems like such a durable brand, what do you think? >> yeah, the stores are filled with people that probably hate on the company, you know, that is what they do. they got you. james talked about it. they get you, it is great. i love stopping for a cup of coffee on the way to work or way for a walk in the afternoon. just something people do. it is fun. tell you what is interesting, you asked a question about the investment going forward, melissa, we own starbucks in our firm and for our clients. revenue has been great, one thing to keep in mind for starbucks, coffee prices started to perk up again. they benefited from a lot of low input costs with commodity prices down so much p

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he was working in san francisco and was going to be a barista. but what he really loved was music, he wanted to have a career as a dj. robert says his son was at the warehouse friday night to watch and learn from the other djs working the party. he said it was very difficult to be at the site, but said it was necessary. robert was accompanied to the warehouse site with edmond's step-sisters. the friend of another fire victim also showed up at the site today. a young man who says he knew the youngest of the victims -- 17- year-old draven mcgill. mcgill went to the ruth asawa school of the arts in san francisco and lived in dublin. friends say he was an aspiring musician. the classmate says he ad just talked to draven a few days earlier and still cannot believe he is gone. mcgill's father works for the alameda county sheriff's office. in the aftermath of the ghost ship fire a lot of questions are being asked about what this tragedy will mean for the city of oakland in the long term. pressure is already being placed on city officials to keep this fr

. >> maybe this has happened you to before when you went to starbucks, you give your barista your nameten is nowhere close to yours. one guy said he was mark with a c and here's what he got back, cark. it is loaded with similar pho photos. there is a conspiracy theory floating around why this happens. it comes from the youtube channel star deluxe. they think it's a way to get free advertising when people post those wacky misspellings. >> i don't think the barista is really that invested in some corporate strategy. >> exactly. what have you got. i got roper, like on ""three's company."" >> i don't say my name of course. tamron, tamerin. >> and why tracy. >> tracy with an e or y? >> this is what they used to call me in new orleans accidentally and sometimes it happens, in set to of hope da kotb, it's photo copy. >> photo copy! >> they say we have weird names. >> you give them your full name? >> we went too deep. >> do you know who i think i am, i'm photo copy! >> we went deep on that. >>> the next video on what were they thinking. check out this yacht race. these are big yachts speeding

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honors college students, a starbucks barista t and a cop all on the list.he washington, d.c., area. they're guilty of writing pro-isis blogs, planning ft. hood-style massacres. the report was given to intelligence officials to help better identify wannabe terrorists. >>> and you may be hungry, but you can't eat here. a restaurant sparking outrage, telling people who voted for president-elect trump, find somewhere else to eat. as you can see, this bright yellow handwritten sign plastered on the front door at the cafe in honolulu, reading, if you voted for trump, you cannot eat here, no nazis. the owners are now trying to down play it, saying everyone is welcome, but the sign is staying up. i have a feeling people will not feeling welcome there. >>> all right. we're going to show you this video. a gust of wind sends a man flying through the air right after he withdrew thousands of dollars from his bank. this surveillance video shows the guy chasing his cash, as we all would. thankfully, some good samaritans in chinalped. they helped him pick it up. believe it

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lost >> reporter: the victims are musicians, artists, and students. 32-year-old donna kellogg was a barista and studying for a degree in culinary arts in oakland according to "the san francisco chronicle." ? >> reporter: 35-year-old travis huff was a member of the oakland electronic band ghost of lightning. on facebook, his aunt wrote, there are no words for this >> reporter: randy whittenhoward needed to speak about his son chase. the 32 was bartending the night of the fire and his death was confirmed sunday night. randy says raising chase's stepbrother won't be easy. >> every time i see lee, chase is going to for the purpose right into my mind. it feels so painful right now. in the end, maybe it will be a blessing. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's deputy is now working to talk to the families here and delivering them the heartbreaking news. the coroner's office is also working to identify the 33 bodies that have been pulled from the rubble so far. it will take a lot of time to not only identify those body, but then release their names. josh? >> thank you. >>> in our next half hou

he literally like a barista just handed it to me. this is the nitro. it has nitrogen in the coffee.sn't have a mike on but he's going to come back in just a minute. and this is -- it looks like a guinness. >> so it has nitrogen in it? that's cool. that is -- wow. and you have an iced coffee every morning on the set. so you are the source on this. >> i'm going to have to try to get one like this though. >> andrew, great job. we'll be back to you. it's pretty cool that -- >> that he made -- howard shultz made him the coffee himself. >> and we had the two cabinet guys on a couple of days ago. and now this. this is good. it's good. and it is jobs friday. you were saying that. >> what? you're hitting me again. >> you were saying how we had the cabinet guys. >> it was extraordinary. can i just say you're slipping here? you got starbucks on, there's no coffee if the place. you got langone on, there's no two by fours, no hammers. you used to get the good stuff. >> we're not an advertising platform. >> you used to get the good stuff. quayle used to arrange it. >> is it all about payola with

. >> reporter: the victims are musicians, artists and students. 23-year-old donna kellogg was a barista and studying for a degree in culinary arts in oakland according to the san francisco chronicle. 35-year-old travis hough was a member of the oakland electronic band ghost of lightning on facebook his aunt wrote there are no words for this loss. >> i just can't help feeling so badly for my son. >> reporter: randy wittenauer needed to speak about his son chase. the 32-year-old was bartending and county officials confirmed his death sunday night. randy said raising chase's stepbrother won't be easy. >> every time i see liam chase is going to pop right into my mind. it feels so painful right now. in the end maybe it will be a blessing. >> the alameda county sheriff's department has positively identified eleven victims but they have been in contact with dozens more, delivering them the heartbreaking news of what has happened. the coroner's office also continues to work on this, as well. trying to identify the bodies in any way they can. it is a painstaking process that will take several da

people would ask baristas to write trump on the cups. and what the starbucks brand represents?> 90 million customers a week are going through starbucks stores and i assume many of them voted for donald trump. we feel very strongly as a company that our role and responsibility in addition to making money and building shareholder value as you know is to demonstrate a level of social impact in the communities that we serve. we as a company, board, me personally, kevin have been deeply concerned about a number of issues, social issues that for the most part have not been addressed by the republican administrations in the past and hopefully will be addressed by the president-elect. >> howard schultz there with kevin johnson. i was surprised he used the sports analogy. compare himself to tom brady and not russell wilson. >> tom brady hasn't had unscathed last couple of years. skeptics say kevin johnson is more of an operator. at least he will have the founder whisper at the executive chairman level. that should give some relief to shareholders. >>> we have got about 20 minutes left o

among the dead, 33-year-old emma worked as a barista at high wire coffee.. another one of the victims went by the stage name charooshi known as a producer and d.j. authorities have confirmed that 33-year-old chelsea dolan from san francisco was among the dead. one of the latest victims to be positively identified is alex gasan. the 35-year-old film maker lived in oakland but originally from new jersey. just an hour before that deadly fire broke out, he posted this video on instagram. it appears to be inside the warehouse where the music concert was going on. oakland reminds me of jersey city so much at times. also lost in the fire, 29-year- old farrell pines. according to reports, pines was a transgender woman who recently moved to the bay area from indiana. relatives say her passion was music. >> so you can see the victims of the fire were from across the bay area, across the country, and around the world in fact. the coroner's office say three of the people who died in the fire were from finland, south korea and guatemala. families around the world feelin

this, you stand s in line, you wait in the long we line and then you get up toto the counter and baristathey miss spelled my name. nam how do you miss spell guy, guy g-u-y. g-u-y. >> they don't ever say is thate really your name guy.r na >> i'm not the only one whoseose name has been miss spelled.n >> how do they miss spell guy. >> g-u-i--- or g-u-y-i should say. miss s spelled emily. there's a new conspiracyonspac theory out that says get this starbucks does this on purpose. as you know, annie, when so knomething good happens to youu you going to tell two or threete people. when something bad happens to you, what are you going to do? ? you're going to tell at leastt l 10 people. >> marketing. >> you hit the nail right onhe h the head. >> genius. gens. >> starbucks. >> i was just going to say to sy you that whenever this happens we tend to see it on social media. >> there you go. >> like how>> could they have he miss spelled my name it's allison. >> it's called free publicity.ly >> we're on you to starbucks.rbs >> no big deal, no controversytv at all. right. rig spell my name next time r

"you're just gonna be a barista at starbucks." and for thatat, the amount of direction and skills you need are small. i don't mean to pick on starbucks. i enjoy picking on starbucks, but i don't mean to pick on starbucks. ok. what, then, is the solution? well, you can see from the logic of what i've done that it isn't blaming the banker for doing what bankers do, and it isn't blaming workers for doing what they do. workers are told to enjoy the american dream. they are paid until the 1970s-- they're paid more every decade. it's remarkable, the american wage system. a hundred years before the 1970s, wages go up and americans could afford with a rising wage to have a higher standard of living, which is half the reason why millions of immigrants came from all over the world. in the 1970s, as i hope most of you know, real wages stopped rising in the united states and have never resumed. that was, of course, a crisis for the american worker, who had promised to himself, to herself, to his and her children the american dream--a home, a