. >>> plus it i manager versus baristas at starbucks. a legal battle over who gets dibs on the tip jar. we asked starbucks customers ourselves. does it matter to you who gets to take home the cash? >> sometimes it does matter because i want to give it to the person who gave me the good service, so yeah. >?óÑ-ç;sÑ?oícb ÑxmxgggúwnpyÑ at od, whatever business you' in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low aims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. melissa: no matter what time it is money is always on the move. the only thing better than eating a krispy kreme doughnut is making money on krispy kreme donuts. the stock is jumping after-hours. it reported strong earnings for the fiscal first quarter a short time ago and profits soared by 33%. it boosted its full year outlook. >>> everyone is look forge a cheap way to save on health care these days before obamacare takes effect in january. for some businesses

officer as rested the woman after getting tips from the barista and a customer yesterday. the barista agreed to speak with david louie as long as we don't show you her face. >> i seen a lady pull out two juices and place them on the counter then went over to the counter to check if they've been opened or unsealed they were unsealed and warm. soy noticed they were not juices there throughout the day. >> they called police. she will be arraigned on a tempted murd qlaerjs on thursday. >> all right. more details on isop the ophol alcohol. the lethal dose in humans is one come. you prooblly have a bottle around the house used in a variety of applications. it's in rubbing alcohol, you use to disinfect scratches, it is also used in antifreeze as well as cleaning products that you probably have somewhere in the home. so what happens if it is ingested? if you swallow it? well, it affects central nervous system in smaller doses causes inyeeb braigs may, uz drunk but in larger doses serious, it is cause coma, or cardiovascular shock either can lead to death. >> preschoolteacher who u

officer as rested the woman after getting tips from the barista and a customer yesterday. the barista agreed to speak with david louie as long as we don't show you her face. >> i seen a lady pull out two juices and place them on the counter then went over to the counter to check if they've been opened or unsealed they were unsealed and warm. soy noticed they were not juices there throughout the day. >> they called police. she will be arraigned on a tempted murd qlaerjs on thursday. >> all right. more details on isop the ophol alcohol. the lethal dose in humans is one come. you prooblly have a bottle around the house used in a variety of applications. it's in rubbing alcohol, you use to disinfect scratches, it is also used in antifreeze as well as cleaning products that you probably have somewhere in the home. so what happens if it is ingested? if you swallow it? well, it affects central nervous system in smaller doses causes inyeeb braigs may, uz drunk but in larger doses serious, it is cause coma, or cardiovascular shock either can lead to death. >> preschoolteacher who u

now, the managers getting it or the barista's getting it or, yeah, we divide it up.s what people should really be doing. asking questions when they're buying their starbucks coffee. >> yeah. i wonder if at one point it's like a restaurant where you directly hand the tip to the person if you can do it that way. but, paul, we appreciate it your generosity. i think you're going to have to, you know, take that dollar and just eat that one. >> yeah. you don't think they'll take that as a -- okay. you're right, suzanne. take care. >> thanks, paul. >>> retirement of course -- everybody wants it right? but it's really becoming a distant dream as americans now have to work longer. well, up next, dan marino and emilio estban are talking about ways to try to achieve your goals. that's up next. [ stewart ] this is the kind of food i love to cook. i'm very excited about making the shrimp and lobster pot pie. we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seaside mix & match. combine any 2 of 7 exciting choices on one plate for just $12.

officers arrested ramineh behbehanian on monday after getting tips from a barista who saw her place twottles on a shelf with other refrigerated items at starbucks. the suspect is a corporate chemist and pharmacist who once worked at pfizer and other high-profile corporations and faces attempted murder for spicing juice bottles with rubbing alcohol. >> popular cosmetics could contain lead and other metals after testing 32 lipsticks. metals were found in small amounts but they still exceed safety guidelines. researchers say women who apply lipstick twice a day could be exposing themselves to the metal each day but the companies call the products "safe." >> still ahead, a big basketball matchup is underway in just about an hour, with a game >> coming up at 3:00 on "katie" the first sit down interview of a man falsely accuses of sending ricin to president obama and then at 4:00, an exclusive, reese witherspoon in her first sit down interview since the d.w.i. arrest which was more embarrassing than going to school. >> the business mogul who sent his first tweet and is now getting followers a

like baristas! downstairs you'll find a well-stocked grocery store with a juice and smoothy bar and frozen yogurt dispensers. upstairs, a cosmetics department and an eyebrow bar. and of course a pharmacy! walgreen's says it was made to reflect the uniqueness of the city. they say it was the ideal spot for trying out new concepts. 1-stop shopping! >> what our community asks for, we serve a lot of tourist trades in this area, and a lot of locals. and this market research has proven this is what our customers want. >> the store also offers liquor, locally brewed beer and wine, and on the health side in-store immunization. you can get your eyebrows waxed, get your coffee, and get your flu shot! you'll never have to leave! >> maybe they'll mix your concrete for you. [ laughter ] >> we were a little cloudy this morning, we'll be a little cloudy again tomorrow morning. beautiful bay lights. bring your family and check it out. low cloud cover already moving in. widespread cloud cover tomorrow morning. you'r

her facebook page shows she lives in brentwood, works as a barista and attends classes at diablo valleycollege. we tried to talk to her but she denied our request for an interview, we have a crew on the way to the victim's home and hope to learn more about him coming up at 5:00. live from martinez, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it came this morning, a new push to save a historic post office in the east bay. >>> rosemary is tracking our weekend weather and says a cool down is coming. she will tell you when. >>> also a bay area police department plans to try to prevent trouble on cinco de mayo. >>> after searching for a missing 15-year-old danville police and contra costa county sheriff's deputies found her about 9:20 this morning at a home in danville. they did not reveal information about why she was there. her parents reported her missing around 6:00 last night and that was when the search began. >>> president obama is on the second day of his visit to central america. today he told mexicans he is optimistic congress will pass immigration reform. the president spoke to hundred

officers arrested ramineh behbehanian on monday after getting tips from a barista and a customer who saw her place two bottles on the shelf at starbucks. the suspect is a corporate chemist and pharmacist who worked at pfizer and other high-profile corporations. she faces attempted murder charges for spiking juice bottles with rubbing alcohol. >> former contra costa county preschool and sunday schoolteacher accused of sex crimes against children will appear in court. the 23-year-old is charged with four counts child molestation. the prosecution says no victim was his student but police are looking at potential victims in addition to those included in the charges. he is held in county jail on more than $5.5 million bail. >> an east bay high school coach is facing charges after being accused in a sex scandal. the 27-year-old is facing nine felonies for sex crimes against a teen girl. he is an assistant girls water polo coach at north gate high school in walnut creek and according to the paper, he was a teen swim coach before that. no word who the alleged victim is. he is on bail for now

the barista didn't want to show her face when she spoke to abc news. she saw the woman rearranging items in a display case. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not juices that had been there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local school could be the motivation. a live report is ahead. >> i had to grow up in prison

the barista didn't want to show her face when she spoke to abc news. she saw the woman rearranging items in a display case. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not juices that had been there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local school could be the motivation. a live report is ahead. >> i had to grow up in prison

i live in san francisco working barista would not desire to work at a star bucks. i feel like that place would confine me as a san franciscan. my spirit and my soul. so, please, do not accept this application, reject it. thank you very much. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. art [speaker not understood] on behalf of united way of the bay area. we like to acknowledge our strong commitment to [speaker not understood] and poverty reduction. we worked with star bucks as a strong community partner to prepare young people from under served communities for jobs. when united way placed a call for companies to support the mayor's summer jobs program, star bucks was an early and eager taker pledging 25 jobs and exceeding their goal with more than 40 placements. more specifically about these jobs, from the beginning star bucks pays its employees a living wage above minimum wage. employees receive tips from training and more importantly excellent package of benefits including health care and tuition for reimbursement for all employees who work more than 20 hours. as a result,

into starbucks, i often flick a couple of coins into that cup, just to show my appreciation for the barista who brewed up the coffee. it seems some of the managers want a slice of that action. and there's a major court decision coming up on how those tips get divided here. >> you think the managers -- >> i think it should go to the managers brewing up the coffee. would you give it to the managers? >> i would not. i don't like calling them bar rey ristas, but they deserve the tip. a big tech entrepreneur he's now filing for bankruptcy. what's the deal here? >> this is an amazing story. this is like one of those things where they say, you know what, stick with what you know. this guy founded cnet. cnet was sold on to cbs for $1.8 billion. this man's personal income was in the hundreds of millions of dollars. now he's filed for personal bankruptcy. he said i should have stuck with investing in tech. i stuck it in art. i stuck it in property. i should have known better. there is that old investing statement go with what you know. clearly he didn't, brian. >> if you had 200 million, i probably w

the barista didn't want to show her face when she spoke to abc news. she saw the woman rearranging items in a display case. >> i went over to the counter to check if they were opened or unsealed and they were unsealed and warm. i noticed that they were not jure there already during the day. >> jacqueline saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate number and gave it to police who later arrested her. >>> new at 11:00, the cost to build the san francisco 49ers' new home in santa clara is expected to cost far less than previously thought. the team and the city could save as much as $90 million in the long run. our media partner, the mercury news, says the falling interest rates have announced the projected debt on the project. the stadium will cost $1.2 billion total to build. it will open in time for the 2014 football season. >>> graffiti vandals strike in the east bay. police say it could be a hate crime. some think a recent change at a local school could be the motivation. a live report is ahead. >> i had to grow up in prison for something i

we'll give thu interview from abc news with a barista who gave police the final information that led to arrest. >> vic, thank you. >>> a third grader teacher has been arrested on charges of mild molestation. police say the 47-year-old acted inappropriately with nine female students. he was arrested on 40 counts including lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14. >>> a placerville man has been ruled out as a possible suspect in the murder of an 8-year-old girl. >> investigators say they're looking for laila fowler's killer closer to her hometown. >> we're continuing to follow up on lead autos sheriffs say they believe the killer is someone close to the gold country community where the little girl was murdered. >> we have no information leading us to believe any cases involving children are related to our current investigation. >> sheriffs sent a doctor check on a suspect then arrested -- attempted child abduction there. >> it's determined we can rule that person out as a suspect in this case. >> the 8-year-old found by her 12-year-old brother saturday afternoon a valley springs

chronicle reports the new store at 4th and market includes two floors and feature as cafe with walgreens' barista so you can get the latte while you pick up the prescription and altogether the new flag ship store adds up to 18,000 square feet. >> starting out gray this morning. >> not a big deal but it is out there and when you drive in the clouds we are finding the moisture. it is not falling that hard from 9 clouds and live doppler 7 hd is picking up a better chance of sprinkles around sacramento and headed to 80 to dixon and possibly toward highway 4 corridor in northern contra costa county, a sprinkle or two in the next 45 minutes but you can see a drying tend coming toward us, concord, bay point, antioch, oakley and present wood. downtown san jose has stubborn clouds and cooler conditions today as far as the clouds, they will come back tonight and keep us cool again, but the clouds become less prominent in the forecast and warm weather for mother's day week. downtown san francisco is 54 here, oakland is 53, and dress for 57 in san jose and palo alto at 54 and minimum -- mill rally -- mill va

ramineh behbehanian was arrested after a barista saw her place two bottles of orange juice on a shelfhe orange juice was spiked with alcohol. >> move to make the morning after pill available to girls as young as 15 is coming under fire this morning and the f.d.a. announced on tuesday it would make the emergency contraception available over-the-counter to younger teens but the justice department said it will challenge the decision. >> the warriors have another chance tonight to eliminate the denver nuggets and advance to the semi finals leading the best of seven series 3-2 after denver won on tuesday night. game six is tonight with tip-off at 7:30. >> mike? >> we have good news. the humidity is up. wins are down. the fire danger is over. the red-flag warning dropped. we still have a heat advisory away from the coast. between 1:00 o'clock and 9:00 today it will be warmest. it could get up to 130 and 140 in a closed vehicle today. temperatures in the low-to-mid 90's inland and mid-80's an the bay and low-to-upper 70 at the coast. >> the toll plaza is looking busy and it is looking very b

the barista did not want to show her face but she saw ramineh behbehanian reaning items -- reaning items. >> i checked to see if they were open or unsealed and they remain warm and i noticed they were not juices that had been there in the day. >> she saw the woman leave and copied down her license plate and gave it to police would later arrested ramineh behbehanian. >> activists are looking for new strategies it keep a historic post office in berkeley from shutting down. officials have okay'd the sale but the building has historic significance and should be preserved. they are working with an attorney to look for legal avenues to keep the post office open. the sale is part of the effort to reduce costs and generate revenue. opponents have any mall 7 to -- have until may 7 to appeal. >> mike talked about the fire danger and we see it in full effect with three separate fires burning in sonoma and another in napa. what is the wind condition, mike? >> gusting to 44 miles per hour in napa county, south of napa, so we could have gusts up to that push everything to the south because the winds a

officers arrested ramineh behbehanian on monday after getting tips from a barista and a customer would place two bottles on a shelf with other items at the starbucks. the suspect is a pharmacist who worked at pfizer and other high profile corporations and faces attempted murder charges for spiking juice bottles which rubbing alcohol. >> a former contra costa county priest and sunday school teacher accused of sex crimes against children. the "contra costa times" reports 23-year-old man is charged with four counsels of child molestation. the prosecution says that no victim was his student. police are look at several potential victims in addition to those included in the charges. he is held in county jail on more than $5.5 million bail. >> also new, a high school coach is facing charges after being accused in a sex scandal. the 27-year-old christopher yang is facing nine federallies for sex crimes against a teen girl. he is an assistant girls water polo coach at walnut creek's gate high school. according to the pain, he was a swim cope before that. no word who the alleged victim is. yang

. >> they'll be forever the baristas at starbucks and working in pet shops. >> hold on. i haven't met your kids. you're an awful father. i've been disgusted at every ounce of their behavior. >> i don't know how many times a kid can fall down the stairs. >> yeah. >> every day? whoops. >> stop throwing that at me. i guess you made it but you're not a monkey. >> not since i got out of prison. it's all been good. >> thank god for that. >> should millennials adjust to the hiring managers or should the hiring managers adjust to the millennials? >> no. definitely they should be learning from us. that is the way it has to go. i have to agree with them. you have the parents coddling the kids, teachers who are worrying more about self-esteem than actual skills, and i would add to that the government which is encouraging this entitlement culture and the media that glorifies bad behavior. you have these reality shows where the worse you are the more famous you get and they really don't think there is anything more to life than that. >> yeah. >> they don't understand the idea of buck

baristas say they have a salaried job and don't need the tips.ers. >> right here. we will share. i'll share with you. >> up next a family's desperate plea for help. an american woman behind bars across the border accused of smuggling drugs. >> she's an honest woman, she's innocent. >> her family says she was framed. we're going to get the latest on the efforts to win her release. >> and from the other woman to queen in waiting camilla makes her international debut with some comparisons to princess di. at honda, we know some people just can't leave things be. they wonder how much faster this thing could go? what if i took it down that hill? what if it weighed less or turned sharper? they know that things can always be better. we count ourselves among those people. introducing the quicker, sleeker, smarter, best civic si yet. made possible by honda. where over seventy-five percent of store management started as i'm the next american success story. working for a company hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benef

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while deliberations continue today, baristas fo priests for a service for the babies retrieved from thelinic. review leaders have sent information citing a grand jury report and asking how those state officials conduct oversight of abortion clinics. democrats have not signed onto the effort but house minority leader nancy pelosi was quick to condemn gosnell's clinic today. >> think whatever went on there, and i only know what you all report on it, it's really disgusting. it's really disgusting. when we talk about reproductive health for women, that's not what we're talking about. >> reporter: earlier this week a group of republicans led by mike lee introduced a resolution to start an investigation into illegal abortion practices. it was condemned by three senators who said they're offering their own which condemns all illegal unsanitary and dangerous health care. bret? >> bret: shannon, quickly. is it unusual for the jury to have the testimony read back instead of actually just reading the testimony? >> reporter: it's generally the way it works here in pennsylvania. what's interesting i

about half the college graduates working as baristas or walmart or something like that. we're really not putting them properly to work. and that's very, very disturbing, too. while i am hardly soul mates with them, really, i'm not. it has to be taken seriously. i think the number are serious number that have to be given some credibility. >> fun as always. >> keep it clean out there. >> i am here in the gambling capital of the world. i'm also in the unemployment and foreclosure capital. coming up, a man who advised on foreign policy. he said it is time we place a bet on ourselves. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but, i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care... i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile. not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still going to give me a heart attack. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>

a barista at starbuck's, called police, and spotted the suspect swapping bottles of orange juice.o our station, but didn't want to show her face. >> i seen a lady pull out two drinks, two juices, place them on our counter. and then i went over to our counter to check if they had been opened or unsealed. they were unsealed and warm. >> the suspect quickly left the store. workers got her license plate number. police tracked her down at her home. they say no one drank any tainted juice. >> girls as young as 15 can now buy the morning after pill without prescription and available on drugstore shelves, no longer locked behind pharmacy counters. the fda lowered theage to buy the plan b one step contraceptive from 17. it falls short of the order being made available to women of all ages. >> scientific tests done on ground turkey, reveal almost all was tainted. consumer reports tested 250 samples of ground turkey. 90% contained e.coli, staph, salmonella, or infections, some strains were resistant to antibiotics. urge thoroughly cooking ground turkey until no longer pink. >> this makes me

we have shannon liss riordan, the attorney representing the baristas at 5:00 p.m. on fox business. do you put money in the tip jar. lori: so many people patron i canly i wonder if they pay trips as well. talk about a dwindling amount of tips. melissa: they're fighting over it and i'm wondering who is paying the lawyer. that is the great point. lori: stocks are up here up 85 points, erasing earlier losses.ing solid gains. are they back to their record breaking gains? quincy crosby breaks it down next with tracy byrnes and ashley webster next on fox business. don't miss it. ashley: welcome back, everybody, i'm ashley webster. tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. with two hours to go stocks are back to their winning ways and near session highs. investors are betting weak economic numbers will keep the fed printing presses rolling for now at least. ashley: oil prices jumping after six losses in seven days. opec is set to tackle this country, the good ol' usa's rising shale output and its growing influence in the global oil market. we'll take a look how that could impact prices com

ramineh behbehanian was arrested of a barista saw her put two bottles of juice on a shelf that was spikedt a record-setting day as far as temperatures, and look at the heat advisory you will help skate the 90 degree temperatures when it can get up to 130 or 140 degrees in the hospital. temperatures will drop by friday. >> this accident in san ramon causing a bit of pain here northbound along 680, as you come up on the canyon, multi-vehicle crash, we are looking at heavy backup, bumper to bumper from 580, a six-mile ♪ i just came to say hello ♪ hello hello >>> a sparkling day out there in times square this morning and a very happy crowd and we are excited this thursday morning because we're going to be talking to reese witherspoon right there live, exclusive, one-on-one in just a few minutes about her brand-new role and the surprising moment she landed in the headlines. good morning, america. robin off today. great to have elizabeth vargas here. >> and it's really great to be here on this stunning ly beautiful day in manhattan, at least, and the rest of the country not so much. >>> also ah

barista lot of interpretation, still a bit of an arch to figuring out whether someone had a disease or not and there are certain cases where they started to look into doing a genetic test and cited to stop because they realized they wouldn't get a nice clean answer. the best example in the book is abraham lincoln, two decades or so ago they were going to do some genetic testing on him and realized they would have to destroy a little bit of a small artifacts and they might not get a clear answer one way or the other so they decided to hold off, not do anything and still really haven't gone back and looked at it today so the question of whether he had a certain disease is still hanging. but the story i'm going to talk about now actually explains one of the success stories of doing this type of genetic testing, retro diagnoses and that story gets started in 1300 b.c. with an egyptian pharaoh by the name of a man those have iv. a few years into his reign he decided enough with this, we already had four, i am going to change my name to i cannot and and that is what he is known and is histor