starbucks may have their own issues once someone gets a college degree if they still want to be a barista, but as far as the rest of us are concerned, it's good we're not on the hook anymore. >> they don't even see that as a problem, right, because if someone doesn't want to be a barista anymore they have a great story to tell about the next person who wants to be a barista and get a college degree with their help. i don't see why we have to take this great story and bash the government, which is also trying to help people go to college. good for starbucks. >> because the government doesn't have their own money. they have our money, okay? >> i'm glad that we're helping. >> it's $1.3 trillion out there $800 billion of sit our obligation. >> i understand. >> real quick. >> kudos to howard schulz. not only do they make a great espresso but a but it's a great move, it promotes goodwill and it costs a lot more to hire somebody than to retain somebody. love what they're doing. there's no doubt in my mind other companies are going to follow. and yes, adam, the government has caused college tuiti

. >>> and baristas share their techniques for making coffee taste and look good. >>> militants have seized most of the palestinian refugee camp in syria's capital damascus. they've set off an intense battle with government forces. and they've trapped thousands of people living in the camp. fighters with the group islamic state and an al qaeda affiliate defeated another armed group and took over the camp. syrian government forces fought back using fighter jets to drop barrel bombs. palestinian refugees are trapped in the middle of the battle. >> the man says there's not enough food for the people remaining in the camp. he says supplies of water, food and medicine have stopped since the militants launched their attacks. government officials say the air raids have forced some of the islamic state militants to withdraw. but members of the al qaeda affiliate nusra front remain in the camp. >>> egyptian authorities are on alert after a second bomb attack in as many days. an explosion in central cairo sunday killed a policeman and injured two people. the attack happened at a police checkpoint on

they have pulled the plug, and baristas will merely go back to misspelling your name. you'll have to talk about race on your own time. flat white can be the name of a drink, rather than an observation about a boring caucasian. thanks for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, twitter. tomorrow - yemen - the u.s.'s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. >>> this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the kwazthe news hour." in the next sixty minutes, searching for survivors. scenes of devastation in nepal after an earthquake killed hundreds and flattens a historic site. >>> in search of a better life ethiopians seeking to make a new home in europe. >>> ashes region the argentine

they have pulled the plug, and baristas will merely go back to misspelling your name. you'll have to talk about race on your own time. flat white can be the name of a drink, rather than an observation about a boring caucasian. thanks for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, twitter. tomorrow - yemen - the u.s.'s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. more migrants are rescued as an italian court orders two suspected traffickers to remain in jail. hello there live from doha, i'm shiulie gauche. sanctions on unac chief orders to act against

they have pulled the plug, and baristas will merely go back to misspelling your name. you'll have to talk about race on your own time. flat white can be the name of a drink, rather than an observation about a boring caucasian. thanks for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, twitter. tomorrow - yemen - the u.s.'s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. >> a possible break through in autism treatment for the very young. >> by 15 months he just started engaging. his language started coming. i remember just thinking, i think he's getting this. >> breaking the silence, when autism and innovation meet. >> hi. >> hi. >> hello siri. >> hello. >> and letting go. the search for support, when children grow up. >> parents are scared to death. the number one question is: what will happen to my children after my husband and i die? wh

they have pulled the plug, and baristas will merely go back to misspelling your name. you'll have to talk about race on your own time. flat white can be the name of a drink, rather than an observation about a boring caucasian. thanks for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, twitter. tomorrow - yemen - the u.s.'s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy live from doha. search and rescue efforts continue in nepal as anger rises about the government's response. the country struggles to distribute aid and help the wounded in overrun hospitals. the battle for ties and they target one of the largest cities. >>> i'll have all your sport including

has an offer for employees in america's money report. >> starbucks wants to send baristas to collegec.e.o. is offering free tuition to any employees with a high school diploma and works 20 hour as week. employees have access to 49 online degree programs. >> americans leave a lot of quarters and dimes and knick nicoles at the airport, leaping behind nearly $700,000. so t.s.a. keeps it. they keep anything behind that not claimed. >> retailer is taking on victoria secret with a ad campaign focusing on being sexy at any size "i'm no angel," a dick at victoria secret with the campaign getting a hot -- lot of media on social media. >> drew is here for mike and mike took a week off in the by of the time we have seen in two weeks, maybe relaxing. >> there is rain. it is soothing but it is nice to see a storm moving through. live doppler hd shows heavy rain and we take a tour across the bay area, first starting in the south bay where the heaviest rain has been sitting the longest time around san jose and my pete. the rain is heavy and ponding on the roadways so 680 is slow and 280 an the regi

but it wasn't before barista's start today give away coffee free of charge. how i missed this, i still don't know. ukee erika? >> no kidding. >> how i missed. >> a loft money on a friday night. thanks jill, appreciate it. coming up after a short break traffic and weather together we do it on the 3's. >>> just past 4:53 here's tracking. good morning justin. >> good monday morning everyone, like the twilight zone with the camera, in the black and white. i like t pretty cool. vine street expressway, again heading eastbound here, the headlights, moving good both directions so no problems there. take you into new jersey, 42 freeway, headlights northbound coming toward the city, no problems, volume certainly will be picking up over the next few hours at least the weather is quiet. that will should help the morning drive out just little bit. now we do have accident route 40 headed down toward atlantic city between 32nd and wal-mart drive local power outages affecting the traffic lights alternate black horse pike route 322 still dealing with the fuel spill in trevose

starbucks wants to send its baristas to college. ceo howard schultz offering free tuition to anyone with a high school diploma and works through 20 hours a week through arizona state university. 49 online degree programs from nursing to software engineering. only a few companies offer free tuition. mostly tech companies. >>> a long time ago in video stores far, far away "star wars" films were only available on physical media laser discs, dvds. vcrs. friday when you download all six manufactures which will be legal there will be extra content. the high def download available from a variety of outlets. big changes there. >> a lot of people laughing i already got it. >> oh, oh. >>> when we come back surprise guest, a woman walks into her living room to find a large animal with a sweet tooth eating her easter candy. >>> also saved by a stack of cash. a man is in line after getting shot. how a pile of money in his pocket is credited with stopping the bullet. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me... hey! ...

bachelors degrees for baristas.ant is making an unprecedented offer for its employees. >> new research finds two weight loss programs help people loss weight in the long term. david. >> a little damp in spots this morning, so maybe you gear the kids with an umbrella. this afternoon very limited precipitation on the walk home from school and warm enough for t-shirts but there are changes ahead. we'll talk all about that the next time we hit the full forecast. next up we'll take you on the airport and give you your day planner for this afternoon. >> ♪♪ >> two young women became trapped on the side avenue cliff near malibu, california yesterday. the hikers were about 50 feet up. rescuers first dropped helmets to them. then firefighters used a ladder truck to help reach them and allow them to climb to safety. neither woman was hurt. >> wow. >> lucky. >> brave, though, climbing up there. >>> let's take a look right in you in northeast philadelphia. i want to check on this construction and we can see it's still out there

you want to prove you're better than the baristas, don't you? >> it's two different models.extremely clever to have the green apron delivery inside the building. and to team up with post mates and do deliveries with us. already around 5% of orders are coffee beverages. >> oh, really? >> the average delivery time for coffee beverage is seven minutes. so we've already proven that we're extremely fast. that we can handle beverages. that we can handle hot beverages, especially coffee. i think that's what convinced starbucks. >> we have our cake. we need our coffee. maybe we'll send al the delivery guy. thanks, al. for a job well done. thank you so much. we'll wait for the ipo. right? >> thank you for having me. i'm sure we'll get there. >> cofounder and ceo. we have more breaking news. disney is investing $250 million in fantasy sport site brass kings. that according to the wall street journal. disney investments values the draft kings at $9 million. (?) if you've been watching "countdown" to the closing bell, you would know these guys are going places. the ceo always seemed des

>> plus, coffee for college, why starbucks just decided to pay for four years of college for its baristas. and pop culture hits the auction block. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your john deere dealer for great deere season savings on the e series family of tractors. >>> here at the big board with the big announcement from senator ran paul, he is running for president, the first term kentucky senator and tea party member declared his white house campaign telling supporters quote, we have come to take our country back from special interest groups. the special interest are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. he also vowed to expand the programs for women

>> right now barista. just making a drink. >> i want to make a drink for somebody. >> you want to? you want to finish this one? >> okay what do we do? >> fill it with milk to the top of the medalian. then fill the rest with ice. >> okay where is the milling? >> milk is here. hopefully i won't mess up. you hold that. okay. tell me when to stop. >> all right. >> oh that one is frozen. >> okay. this is frozen. we new that. >> don't judge us. don't be so judge mental. >> still learning. >> still learning. >> frozen milk? >> tell me when to stop. >> ready? >> and stop. >> okay now what's next? >> now we start -- >> i know how to stir, that's easy. >> stir. >> what's next? >> get all of the chocolate off the bottom. >> oh look at that, that's the sweet spot. >> yes. >> what are we making? >> campfire latte. campfire okay. now what's the next step? >> get the spoon. then you fill it with ice right there, to the top. >> okay ice. >> what is he making a frap cheap snow. >> what's this called again? >> campfire latte. >> campfire latte. >> it has marshmallow and chocolate. that's it. >> are

they're trying to keep baristas as long as they can within the organization to prevent operational costs hiring, training and so forth. gerri: thanks for coming on the show tonight. interesting conversation. >> pleasure. gerri: still a lot more to come this hour, including a warning about your investments. a second republican to throw his hat in the ring. did you see this? how will rand paul's candidacy shake up the field? our panel talks about that next. send me an mail and go to our website, it is gerriwillis.com. we'll be right back. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. ♪ help join a continent with nearly 3 million rugged square miles with a single broadband connection. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson.

a barista gauges which cup would best suit the customer's mood or expression. >> translator: for people who seem a bit down, we serve coffee in a blue or calming green cup to brighten their day. >> translator: i've been coming here for ten years but i've never seen today's cup before. i'm always intrigued by the cups that come out because they are chosen especially for me. >> reporter: this cafe serves the most expensive cup of coffee in japan. for each cup the owner uses ten times the usual amount of beans. and he pours hot water over the beans little by little. you have to wait 30 minutes for the first drop of coffee to be extracted. about an hour after he began brewing it the coffee is finally ready to drink. >> translator: once i tasted this coffee i couldn't really drink it anywhere else. >> reporter: $32 is the price of this bliss. the absolute pinnacle is this coffee. it has been aged in a wooden cask for 20 years. it comes in an exquisite porcelain cup. one cup of this coffee costs $830. but those with a more modest budget can enjoy just a spoonful. >> translator: i really sense

my first job was as a barista.iana, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be with you. >>> aaron hernandez has been found guilty of murder. the verdict came down just moments ago. he stood accused of killing oden lloyd. hernandez faces life in prison when he is sentenced. >>> in philadelphia today it's not just fast-food workers who will be on the streets, demonstrators plan to demonstrate against recent police shootings that have killed unarmed black men. thomas we are seeing a lot of protests against police really across the country. >> there were more than two dozen yesterday alone from california to new york. hundreds of protesters in some cases thousands, taking to the street. they are calling for more action sparking more debate about the use of force by police against minorities. at least 25 demonstrations on tuesday. protesters want accountability and they want transparency. in chicago, about 200 people gathered at the daily center demanding reform. five people were reportedly arrested. in oakland,

baristas couldn't ring up transactions and starbucks actually closed shops across the country early onday night. but it was not before many baristas started to give away free coffee because they couldn't ring people up. so of course i missed that wonderful event. i don't know about you guys, frank and michelle? >> i had to pay for mine over the weekend. i missed out too. all right jill wagner cbsmoneywatch.com on a monday for us. thank you jill. >>> it is 5:39 now. gm's first female ceo is making way more than the last guy who held the job. last year mary barra earned $16.2 million. that's 78% more than her male predecessor dan ackerson. but barra's pay trails that of mark fields ceo at rival ford motor company who made $18.6 million. both were named ceos just last year. >>> a retail store in pennsylvania is making a statement about women making less money on the job than men. the shop in garfields gives female customers a 24% discount on everything while male customers have to pay full price. >> there's been a few guys that have come in. i've been nervous to tell them about what this

have time to play the drums, or, the disk jockey work because he loved to do that and he was also a barista and the campus. he would tell me i'm doing this and that for the council and then i'm doing this at independent living. in two weeks i'm going to a conference in i think it was l.a. and was a speaker or was always organizing, always sharing his experiences, always getting new ideas for things. and when my daughter and i flew over to taipei to bring him and his personal items home, we were looking through his things and there was a couple of objects that we were all, sydney and my daughter heidi and i were looking at. what do you think this does? i don't know. then it had screws on either end and it was a ball with a center in it. i'm going, hmm... we finally figured out that it was for someone who couldn't hold a pencil, but they can hold a ball. but i thought, great. anyway, i want to encourage you if you have time to stop by the independent living centers, san francisco. they are located at 825 howard street, tomorrow, saturday, april 18th, beginning 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. thereab

. >>> your starbucks barista spelling your name wrong is not a rarity but now an online name generator designed to have fun with it. >> the app is called what's my starbucks name. you tap in your name and a photo of a coffee cup and a different name will appear. >> tumblr. >> eric thomas also known as -- >> you can't even say it. >> i like that. >> just call me eric. so much simpler. thanks mom. 4:57. we're following breaking news in the south bay where an early morning fire took a deadly turn. next at 5:00 we're live with why surrounding homes had to be evacuated. >>> also eight terrifying minutes in the sky. why a plane packed with passengers plunged nearly 30,000 feet. >>> we're going to a break but we leave you with abc 7 news now >>> it's 5:00 a.m. on this thursday april 23rd. >> >> you sound great. >> thanks. >> get a job in broadcasting. >> let's look at live doppler 7 hd. we're seeing a fe

the coffee chain announced that baristas who do not already have a four year degree will be available for full tuition with the on-line program. 70% of its workers do not have bachelor's degrees. jummy: all right. the wet weather continues this week and doug is back with storms that could be headed our way. that's next. autria: raining? doug: not here. kind of cloudy. next seven days, take a look at the graphic here. 80% chance some areas will see showers and isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. might get into the 70's. but much cooler with chances of showers and drizzle tomorrow and thursday. much warmer as the warm front comes through friday. mid 70's with showers and afternoon thunderstorms clearing for the weekend. we'll have the same story to tell or maybe an improving one at 4:00. we'll try. autria: thanks [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! hey, hey, hey! whoo! welcome to millionaire. i am so glad you've joined us, because all this week, we've got some of the hottest stars coming by to play for some great charities. it's celebrity week! [applause] our returning celebrity contestant

have time to play the drums, or, the disk jockey work because he loved to do that and he was also a barista and the campus. he would tell me i'm doing this and that for the council and then i'm doing this at independent living. in two weeks i'm going to a conference in i think it

detectives told kpix5 they were planning on serving a search warrant on turner this week when a barista found another one in the same location. he was arrested at his home this afternoon. walnut creek detectives are reaching out to other agencies because they found evidence inside turner's home linking him to other locations. andria borba, kpix5. >> so far, mr. turner is placing charges of placing a video record nor a restroom. >>> an east bay nanny has been arrested and charged with child molestation. juaqin sierra cruz and his wife worked as licenses nannies throughout the east bay. investigators believe child molestation happened in morinda and antioch. >>> 70-year-old irwin don myers was reported missing yesterday. he was walking in the regional wilderness. a ground and air search began when he wasn't returned. it is believed he may have lost his footing and fell down a hillside. his body was found today. >>> four athletes in the east bay are behind bars and they could be there for a while. da lin say it is crime they are accused of is so serious, prosecutors are charging them as ad

baristas who do not already have a four year degree will be eligible. >>> turning to wall street, stocksgher on monday after a jump in the price of oil. right now futures point to a mixed open. >>> samsung is denying claims that's brand new galaxy s6 smartphone bends under pressure. the company posted an online video. it says it proves that the allegations are not true. and we first told you about these pictures yesterday showing a broken s6 screens. >> helps not put them in your pants and sit on them. >> everyone needs one of those protective cases and that will solve everything, right. >> more brand new stories coming up. >>> a stray bullet strikes a california boy in the head while sleeping in his bed. >> and is he or isn't he? you know the question. olympian and reality star bruce jenner will be interviewed by diane sawyer. details on when you can see it. that's next when "action news" continues. use parental controls or the v-chip. learn how at thetvboss.org >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. we're looking live on the roosevelt boulevard right here. some of the roads might be a little bit damp.

5 they were planning on serving a search warrant on turn they are week when on tuesday a diligent barista found and identical camera in the same location under the sink in the bathroom. turner was arrested at home yesterday afternoon. walnut creek detectives are reaching out to other agencies because they say they found evidence inside turner's home that links him to other locations. in walnut creek, andria borba, kpix 5. >> so far, turner faces charges of placing a video recorder in a restroom. >>> the man working as a nanny in the east bay faces charges he molested children. joaquin sierra cruz is under arrest and accused of assaulting several children he cared for. antioch police expected more charges to be filed against him. sierra cruz and his wife worked as licensed nannies throughout the east bay. investigators think that the molestation incidents happened in both orinda and antioch. >>> prison authorities suspect a former nfl runningback strangled his cellmate to death. lawrence phillips shown here playing for the st. louis rams is already serving 31 years for choking his girlfrie

starbucks wants to send its baristas to college.oward schultz offering free tuition to any employee who has a high school diploma and works at least 20 hours a week through arizona state university. starbucks giving employees access to 49 online degree programs from nursing to software engineering. only a few companies now offer free tuition now, mostly tech companies. >>> well, a long, long time ago in video stores far, far away, "star wars" films were only available on physical media, laser discs, video cassettes, dvds, vcrs, right? well, that's going to change friday. when you download all six movies, which will be legal for the first time, there will also be extra content. the high-def download will be available from a variety of outlets. big changes there. >> it's legal now. a lot of people at home are laughing, i already got it. >> oh, oh. >>> when we come back, surprise guest, a woman walks into her living room to find a large animal with a sweet tooth eating her easter candy. >>> also, saved by a stack of cash. a man is aliv

barista, $3 coffee what are we talking?e use the customized tip option. you're going look like a cheapskate. >> perception is reality. >> reporter: you've almost got to go for 25. nick watt abc news los angeles. >>> right now, to ginger with a final check on the weather. >> everybody wants the rain to go away this morning. it will. we'll see drying out. let's start with washington, d.c. also some rain this morning. and we're going the take you to the rpm. one of our computer models. 62 for d.c. looking in the afternoon and evening for the drying to come from the north and west. 6for buffalo. so warm in western new york yesterday. upper 70s to close to 80. quite a bit cooler. 90-plus in orlando and new orleans.jacqui: good mning washington. you are goingg to need a an umbrella through thehe day. keep it with you. the tempmperatures wilill be flatn the upper 50's toto the lower 60's this afternoon, in heavy att >> all that weather brought to you by activia. we're so happy to have the stars behind our doggie cams here this mor

. >> some of the baristas watch us. >> they do? >> yes. i have been there many times. >>> we have a lot of low clouds in place and also some thunderstorms. i'll tell you. coming off the sierra. each day i think they are getting a little closer here. things calm down at night. san francisco we will go 58 today. five degrees below normal. san francisco starting off 52 cloudy. low clouds in place. now again things pick up later in the afternoon. and it looks like a week of this. if you are up there tahoe and bear valley. you expect the sigh skyes to bubble up. 29 sustained gusts to 36. west at oakland. west, southwest. it's no doubt about it on shore breeze. 28 in truckee. 57 redding. 52 sacramento. even sacramento stockton the barkley ranch will cool off today. there is a lot of mist, drizzle around. possibility of thundershowers i think more on wednesday into thursday. that will be the best opportunity. a little cooler on friday. >> it could be dangerous. fire danger then. >> we don't need that. >>> 5:21 is the time right now. unofficial ho

stores opened on time today but that fix came after baristas served up free drinks for hours. according to several starbuck's soursz they've never experienced a point of sale outage of this magnitude before. starbuck's insists their computers were not hacked. also affected their evolution fresh and tea va nna stores. >>> the flight out of las vegas the six crew members and 175 passengers made a landing at the denver interest naks al airport. about two hours later the passenger's were back on board another plane. one passenger was hurt while de planing that aircraft. >>> and the bay area seeing some brief but significant rainfall the last day or so. brian, can we expect any more rain, any more wet stuff? >> not in the short-term. this storm came through here pretty quickly and moved on oult just as fast, but we did get a pretty good shot at rain. here are the rainfall toels ranging from a quarter inch to a half an inch, so a descent amount of rain considering we're almost into may first and some spots in the higher elevations up over an inch. but things cleared out pretty quick

barista, $3 coffee what are we talking? tip option. you're going look like a cheapskate. >> perception is reality. >> reporter: you've almost got to go for 25. nick watt abc news los angeles. >>> right now, to ginger with a final check on the weather. >> everybody wants the rain to go away this morning. it will. we'll see drying out. let's start with washing >> we're one of our computer models will show showers. 62 for d.c. looking in the afternoon and evening for the drying to come from the north and west. 62 for buffalo. it was so warm in western new york yesterday. upwards of 70's close to 80's. 90's plus in orlando and new orleans. remember you have that pocket rain through thursday. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thanks, ginger. dave murphy here with your update. obviously we have rain across a good portion of the region. this is slowly dying down from north to south today. it could had a and around in the i-95 corridor. 65 is today's high activia. we're so happy to have the stars behind o

baristas say they will see fewer customers today. but you would think more people would want a hot coffee on a day like today. and we know that yesterday pg&e crews prepared for the dose of wet weather by trimming tree branches and unclogging drains. many say they welcome the and pattering on your-- >> reporter: so far this morning we have seen solo car spinouts and hydroplaning so make sure you allow yourself enough time to get into work. it was raining pretty hard on my way in. and we have seen flooding on 280 and caesar chavez. most of your bay area bridges are under a high wind advisory. be sure to keep both hands on that steering wheel. we are live in lafayette i'm tara moriarty. >> thank you. that is good advice. make sure you turn right here to us. we have the best in the business. steve will keep tracking the rain. he will bring you the most updated weather information and ten minutes from now. >>> new this morning highway 101 through san jose is open again just in time for the morning commute but that is after being shut dow

. >> a lot of people don't know but inside the back there's a little door and a little barista pops out i was going to say who's going to make the coffee? [ laughter ] >> space just got a whole lot more cool, didn't it? speaking of cool, today's weather kind of chilly out there. kpix 5 weather watchers. we have more than 100 now sending us their weather information from their backyard. peggy rogers reporting in saying it actually feels much warmer than that 66. probably because of the sunshine. with a max wind recently of 12 miles per hour. let's head down to the east bay. down toward fremont where brian reports 64 degrees. west wind at 7 miles per hour. final stop will be right in the heart of san francisco where george hughes reports in 60 degrees and everybody with diminishing winds now below 10 miles per hour. windy morning. not as windy in the afternoon. take you outside to our dublin cam. upper 50s low 60s. oakland in 64. livermore, 66. the shadows getting longer in our dublin cam. lows will be kind of chilly. concord will drop down to 45. oakland, 48. clear skies and sunrise, 6:3

ink people have to interact with other people and learn about them, you know, starbucks having the baristas involved examine this kind of stuff i think it's all sort of stupid things. it's like central planning. we'll make you like other people because you're going to walk in their footsteps. you learn about people and get to like them and understand them about learning about them and understanding them not by one day writing, hey, do you know what? my dad had a cup written on starbucks. >> i will say this. as a parent, melissa, i'm wondering if this should not have come with the promise of while they're wearing these headscarves, they, too, will be told about not just the oppression of women the killing of women in certain cultures in the muslim world for things that we deem to be fair freedom. >> i mean, i went on an assignment to saudi arabia a number of times. i wore a head scarf and weren't down the street in the outfit and having people laugh at me go home, american whore walking down the street. you get the feeling of what they were trying to say, the different things people assume a

barista's who do not have four year agree will have full tuition with the on time program.rt time employees are eligible unless they work at the so-called license stores, like those located inside of grocery stores. but the ones that aren't, in those licensed stores what a terrific working part time and getting ooh agree paid for? >> that's wonder you. >> well done. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" dramatic cliff rescue to tell but. hear from the first responders who risk their lives to save a climber in jeopardy. >> jan? >> it is surveillance video philadelphia police want you to see this morning showing suspect's vehicle running around a parking garage in center city before and after a woman is kidnapped. we have that video straight ahead. >>> jan, thanks. also family from our area poisoned in paradise. how they were exposed to toxic fumes while on vacation. >> katie is looking at some rain justin checking the roads, we traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back at the bottom of the hour. good morning family, see you shortly! >> good mornin

. >> barista, $3 coffee, what are we talking?tip the barista to be honest. >> brave enough to use the customized tip option but you're going to look like a cheapskate. >> perception is reality. >> if 20% is the lowest option almost got to go for 25. nick watt, abc news, los angeles >> 25? do you know when i was in london, they put an automatic 12% tip. >> cab ride? >> no, on your bill for dinner, food. restaurants. and they said they're very happy. i felt awkward and kept telling my friend who is british, is that enough? he said it's more than enough in this country. i prefer 20%. >> i bet you would. who wouldn't tip that lady 30%. >> 30, i'm with you on 30. look at those waffle fries. that's an extra 5%. maybe 35%. that's the news for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook. >> what should we be tipped for this broadcast? >> yes, what's our tip >> yes, what's our tip? ok. >> what should we be tipped for this broadcast? today there is only one park for every 14,000 americans. connection to nature is a right that the tru

. >>> also ahead, a big perk for your local barista.what starbucks is offerings employees. >>> and i'm janelle wang. the race for the white house. another republican throws his hat in the ring. what sets senator rand paul apart from what is expected to be a large field of gop candidates? that's coming up. >>> we take you outside for a live look at oakland, where it is now sunny and clear skies. today city officials there and in san francisco listed the city employee travel ban to indiana. the ban was originally passed in response to the governor's indiana governor's religious freedom law. that set off a backlash nationwide against the hoosier state as critics claimed the law would legalize discrimination against the lgbt community. this past week the governor passed an amendment clarifying that discrimination could not be tolerated. >>> are we immigration friendly? while congress remains deadlokkdd, the state legislature is making bold proposals for immigrants. larry gerston joins us now. are we staking out our own policy away from the

diligent they were planning on serving a search warrant on turner this week when on tuesday a diligent barista found and identical camera in the same location under the sink in the bathroom. turner was arrested at home yesterday afternoon. walnut creek detectives are reaching out to other agencies because they say they found evidence inside turner's home that links him to other locations. >> so far, turner faces charges of placing a video recorder in a restroom. >>> four star athletes from clayton high school are behind bars. they are accused of robbing a drug dealer at gunpoint. prosecutors say that they stole marijuana and cell phones. it happened last week over spring break. prosecutors are charging the teens as adults even though they are all 17. fellow students have mixed reactions. >> these are children. they're not felons. nothing justifies their actions, but i know --i understand that they're not criminals and they just made a bad choice. >> i always knew they were, like, doing drugs because one of the kids always looked like he was high. >> one of the suspects, miles harrison, shown h

. >> $3 coffee what are we talking >> i don't think i very often tip the barista to be honest. >> braveto use the customized tip option but you're going to look like a cheapskate. >> perception is reality. >> and if 20% is the lowest option, you've almost got to the go for 25. nick watt abc news los angeles >> 25? do you know when i was in london, they put an automatic 12% tip. >> cab ride? >> no, on your bill for dinner food. restaurants. and they said they're very happy. i felt awkward and kept telling my friend is that enough? it's more than enough in this country. i prefer 20%. >> i bet you would. who wouldn't tip that lady 30. ers. >> 30 i'm with you on 30. look at those waffle fries. that's an extra 5%. maybe 35%. that's the news for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook. >> what should we be tipped for this broadcast? >>> this morning on "world news now," deputy charged. the volunteer officer accused of shooting a suspect with his gun instead of using a stun gun. he's booked. the dead victim's family speaks out. >> he was loving he was caring. and he was my brother th

you look at somebody who had $150,000 job, if they're working as a barista, they're not unemployed but that isn't exactly a good job. tom: the quality is what people know b. lenore hawkins, thank you very much. appreciate you coming on. >> thanks, tom. tom: now i'm really glad i want on this skywest flight yesterday. lauren has the story in case you missed it. lauren. >> me too. glad i wasn't on this one, because passengers tom, passed out on the plane. one lost consciousness. and skywest flight made an emergency landing this happened yesterday in buffalo, new york. you have to imagine how scary it was for passengers. when the pilot made a command decision landing plane, nosediving 28,000 feet in just minutes, all passengers are okay. this is how they described the descent yesterday. >> seems like there was some emergency that was happening that wasn't just for medical. they said there is a loss of cabin pressure. at that point they asked us to tighten our seatbelts and we basically nosedived until we leveled out at 10,000 feet. >> you could feel like king kong picked up the plane and

they also -- look at the job security numbers, it shows the fact that they're not all working as baristaschnologically savvy skills, social media skills that employers are craving. that shows you they feel not only secure in their job but comfortable that they can get another job. >> i'm interested to the extent in which this registers any change at all. a 3-2 ratio of job security on the part of millennials compared to the normal population like 30% to 23%. what was it last year? are millennials feeling increasingly secure relative to where they felt last year? and is that gap the same as it always was? >> it's increasing. the economy is getting better. everybody's feeling better now than they were a year ago and it continued over the past several years. each year is a little bit better. with regard to millennials, the difference in some of these things, they're beginning to separate themselves even more from other age groups. >> one observation might be that it should be higher for older groups because they have more experience in the work force, more years there. they should feel more

baristas who do not already have a four-year degree will be eligible for full tuition with a-s-u's onlineprogram. employees who qualify will get a scholarship from a-s- u that covers 42-percent of the cost. then starbucks will reimburse employees for the remaining 58-percent at the end of every semester. full-time and part-time employees are eligible unless they work at so- called "licensed stores," like ones inside grocery stores. the company says about 70- percent of its workers do not have bachelor's degrees. coming up: nats: sound of water entering storm drain this is the sound of wasted water heading to the bay i'll explain in the next badly this is water running sown a storm drain in concord possibly several hundred gallons nats ambiance it's from these sprinklers that were turned on in the walnut country homes the worker claims he was there of orders from his boss to test the sprinklers sot: there is no reason to check for leaks or anything like that right after it rained it dosent make sense this is another home on treat blvd also in the city of concord this home is up for sale an

"you're just gonna be a barista at starbucks." and for that, 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 ca