they click on, that i get my cappuccino and walk out. i don't have to bring my wallet or phone out. the technology disappears complete lift for the merchants i go to all the time i can just turn it on automatically. so wherever i'm within ten feet of that register it automatically opens the tab and i can just say "i'm jack, i'd love a cappuccino." walk out, no technology. >> rose: what has the biggest upside potential? twitter or square? >> both. >> rose: oh, come on. >> communications and the exchange of value. they're two foundational central things to our civilization and when you simplify those, when you get down to the essence, you fix so many things. with twitter it's been the public conversation. it's been transparency, it's been health. people are talking about more proactive measurements instead of... and preventative instead of just solving a solution. the... with square you have things like health as well. like doctors, one of the major issues with health care industry today is getting doctors paid and getting nurses paid and we have doctors on square who are doing house

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enjoy your cappuccino. thanks for joining us on "g.m.t.." still to come on the program, searching for the secrets of the sun. europe agrees on a solar satellite. 18 years ago today, the first re-elections were held in south africa. after the dismantling of the apartheid regime. the bbc's milton encozy sends us this assessment of how the country has changed. >> welcome to south africa. the new south africa. we are in the heart of south africa's largest blacktownship. so where to is an apart tied -- atart hide sandreags that's why the people here became the nucleus against the white minority rule. we've come here to see whether the lives of the people have improved in the west since the end of apartheid. south africans throughout the country would tell you that lives have changed dramatically here. they scored paved roads. they have got clean water, electric tim. there are a lot more new houses. and hospitals and schools. but while all of that has been achieved since 1994, there is still a huge crime problem. and we are beginning to see that c

>> probably couldn't detect that if you ordered a cappuccino.ks is going to stop using dye made from crushed up bugs. consumers, particularly vegans, had complained about the use of animal products if various food and drinks. instead the coffee mega chain will use dye made from tomatoes. >> and that product is used in a lot of everyday things. we've all ingested it so don't get too grossed out. >>> here is your friday forecast. stormy in texas with golf ball-sized hail and 70-mile-an-hour winds from corpus christi to houston. rain from dallas to the ohio valley. mountain snow in the northern rockies. showers from billings to bismarck. thunderstorms in the southeast. pretty sunny and warm here in the northeast. >> 70 in boston. 73 in new york. 80s in miami and new orleans. 50s in chicago, seattle and kansas city. sizzling 95 in phoenix. i don't know about everybody else out there, but my sinuses and allergies started kicking in a week and a half ago. >> you suffer pretty bad. sore throat. clogged up. wondered why there was phlegm in my coffee cup

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. >> you order by going, can i have a cappuccino and we then can't ask relevant questions. sugar? a lid? we had an increase in people doing it and being upset when we said we wouldn't serve them until they finished their call. so we put the sign up. >> reporter: it seems most of his clientele think he's absolutely right. >> i think it's a really good idea. i think i've worked in pubs before. it's quite rude when you are talking to customers and making eye contact and then suddenly the phone goes or they're on the phone talking to you. >> everybody's got mobile phones so you tend to get sidelined and the mobile phone becomes a priority where it should become the secondary issue. >> if people in the stores did it to the customer, then the customer would probably walk off. >> reporter: darryn and his wife have a coffee shop, too, where the same ban prevails, albeit not to universal approval. >> some turn their nose at it and snarl and think it's ridiculous and that we're being a bit precious, but can't please everybody. >> reporter: darryn insists he's not out to start a campa

things got heated by the cappuccino machine.ad been long enough so that they didn't have to shut the place down. it's back open because they couldn't prove that anything you know, anything could spoil the actual stand itself or whatever. so it's reopened. the guy is all in the clear. go to that coffee shop. just don't get the cream. just be safe, folks. safety first. >> make mine black. this one is a little disturbing. chinese teenager wants an ipad and iphone like teenagers everywhere. he sells his kidney to get the money for the electronics. >> normal. >> but you know, the guy who got him to sell it, went home with the equivalent of $35,000. him to sell it, went home with the equivalent of $35,000. he jus when we resolve to stop snacking and slacking, resolvlve to start reang anand running. this year, r resolve to help someonelse, too. resolve to support the american red cross. because the red crososs provis hope, helpand compassion, not only during disasters, buevery day. resolve to do something that means something. susuppor

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in honor of the cappuccino we were all so jealous of this week -- >> oh, my gosh. >> you can make itst visited this. i said, wendy, i want to get a milk frother. i haven't had time to do it yet. >> how did we know that? >> how did you know? >> i don't know. >> thank you very much. thank you, guys. and thanks again for all your hospitality and being so gracious. >> this is not the last we're going to see of you. your big show debuts in september. >> that's right. >> it's called "katie." >> a very original name, katie. we thought of "afternoon delight." but that sounded like something else on another channel. and it premieres on september 10th. a one-hour show in the afternoon. it markets all across the country. and i'm so excited to get back on television and do -- to have real conversations about -- >> boy. it was like you never left. is this year going to be very different? >> i think it's going to be a lot like the fun we've been having here. but also, serious conversations, like the bullying interview i did yesterday. about being sleepless in america. we're going to have celebriti

things got heated by the cappuccino machine.nough so that they didn't have to shut the place down. it's back open because they couldn't prove that anything you know, anything could spoil the actual stand itself or whatever. so it's reopened. the guy is all in the clear. go to that coffee shop. just don't get the cream. just be safe, folks. safety first. >> make mine black. this one is a little disturbing. chinese teenager wants an ipad and iphone like teenagers everywhere. he sells his kidney to get the money for the electronics. >> normal. >> but you know, the guy who got him to sell it, went home with the equivalent of $35,000. >>> this morning on "world news now," disturbing developments. detectives in tulsa, oklahoma, reveal a possible motive following the shooting rampage there that left three black victims dead. >> the two suspects are white and investigators say race may have played a very central role in the gunfire that terrorized an entire community. it is monday, april 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world

where no one makes a better cappuccino, latte, or espresso than me. and where clothing is optional.d where clothing is optional. a fies day, a busy morning for the rush hour. here is sharon at traffic control. >>> it's been from the get go, an accident on 40 westbound, another one involving a pedestrian, in the bel air area, notingham on bel air. gwen oak on wood lawn at security boulevard an accident, washington at comes. if you are headed out on the jfx, a 21 minute set back in the southbound direction. there is a look at the drive times and delays, outside at the northwest side and 95. 15 minutes in the southbound lane there. nice morning weather wise, marty bass has the weather center. >>> an absolutely interesting day. it's beautiful now. cloudy by dinner, no rain, 66 the high. a warm front coming our way. upper 80s by the middle of the week. >>> the trial for two brothers accused of beating an african american teenager, despite the call to drop the charges before the assaulted teen. >> reporter: good morning. defense is hoping a mistrial will be declared. the brothers are accu

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where no one makes a better cappuccino, latte, or espresso than me. and where clothing is optional.is monday, april 30. i'm gretchen carlson. i happy you had a great weekend. thanks for sharing your time today. a symbol of freedom in america rising to new heights. just hours from now, new york's freedom tower will become the tallest in town. we'll witness an unforgettable moment in american history. >> steve: what happened to not spike the football? one year after osama bin laden's death, the president reveals a new campaign ad to cash in on that kill. will americans join him in that celebration? dana perino says not so fast. >> brian: he was on a mission to fight terror when he found himself fighting off a shark instead. a navy dive here to show his story of survival. "fox & friends" surviving well this morning, starts right now. >> gretchen: good morning, everyone. hope you had a great weekend. now it's off to the workweek again. here we are. >> brian: put something on. i'm not going to be -- whatever makes you comfortable, do it. >> gretchen: let's get to your headlines. dana per

i mean, i paid a little too much once again for the cappuccino with skim wet. will this go from $5.10 to $4.80? no. >> they're also looking at casual dining saying look at comps that are good. expectations that are low. food costs coming down. i wonder if it's a sign of an economy healing with more action at an olive garden opposed to an mcdonald's. >> if you go back to the darden call saying it's not call land lot. red lobster coming back. felt that the big meal for olive garden brought people in. the right promotion. here's an anomaly. they deliver the food to the casual dining. i'm telling you. like goldman. looking at the notes saying, dysfunctional. dysfunctional. >> guys coming to fast food today, the more interesting news is burger king going public again in a sense. a number of weeks before it trades. my friend martin franklin that trades in london buying 29% from the owners. and that's how it's going to go public and then move over here to new york. don't forget about burger king either because they're talking about great growth there. not in the u.s.

it was so frothy, it looked like a starbucks cappuccino. it was unbelievable.s i sat there in this moment of secrecy, i asked myself -- how is it possible to go from that place of combat and all the terrible things that happen to this pure moment of peace? i started to reflect on all the things i had seen. it was my second to last mission over there. all the sacrifices i had witnessed, and i felt this strong calling from god in my life to do something outside of the cockpit. for these men and women on the ground over there. in life, inspiration is only as good as the action that you take. i would love to say that i did something right away, but i did not. i came home and got back into my life, my routine, with my the for your kids and my wife and the things that keep us busy in light. it was about six months later that i had a moment of synchronous city that i could not run -- ignore. it was on a commercial airline flight from chicago to grand rapids, michigan. delay, a spring night. it was united flight 664. as i walked through first class, there is a young so