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. >> reporter: a new kind of coffee talk while whipping up lattes. >> there's always time to make that extra effort and have those conversations. multitasking. the bottom half of your body that's doing all this stuff and then your head is thinking. so i mean -- >> reporter: solving the world's problems. >> yes, making coffee and solving problems. day in the life right? >> reporter: starbucks will soon find out if starbucks customers drink it up. jane wells, seattle. >> our guest, dean kruch field, said the campaign is a positive for the brand. he's senior vice president at sterling brand. the brand consul tan si in new york city. welcome. good to see you. it's positive for the brand, i'd love you to explain why and what do you see the risks inherent in spurring conversation in their cafe cafe? >> i think the successful brands are about clarity and a true difference in how they position and communicate themselves to the market and customers and starbucks has done an amazing thing today. and they knew they would get a lot of negativity initially but it's important to put best foot forwar

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all she wanted was a grand latte hold the sugar.z says hold the whole writing on cups thing. let's say odd timing. and, by the way, you're welcome, america. here to thank me personally. star of "strange inheritance," "unpacked" "unpacked." "money" with melissa francis. what do you think of this? >> if they handed me a cup with race together. i've already worked out today. what do you want to run to? what are you talking about? this didn't make any sense. >> now, we were told that schultz was warned, a lot of people are in a rush to get coffee. >> i don't believe it. my theory is, you know how the ceos get larger than life. he's had so many successes. he's an icon, people love him. i think he's surrounded by yemen. iyes men. i was doing yoga in the alps. and it's wonderful. and he doesn't have anyone around him who is going to say listen to me boss, this is the worst idea you've ever had. and people will immediately -- they'll think twice. you're standing on the door and you're like you know, i don't want to be bothered. >> i'll deba

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your next starbucks latte comes with a piping hot cup of social commentary.als pushing a race together campaign. discussing race relations with customers. if you get a cup that says race together your paris priest will randomly out of nowhere strike up a conversation about race. the last thing i need is someone to talk to me about race, i don't know, religion, politics. >> i think that this is ridiculous. overcoming race is huge. if you live with each other and you don't discuss it, that is a big problem. 40% of starbucks employees are minority workers. it is absolutely ridiculous. companies can do what they want, but i think the way you deal with race issues is by living in harmony with each other. will it become more of an issue when there is an issue there? >> they are supposed to make your coffee. people like. it is not their business. that is not what i am going in therefore specifically. >> the idea that you have a meaningful conversation while ordering a soy cappuccino at 8:00 o'clock in the morning is completely absurd. starbucks shareholders will not

if all goes well they hope to roll it out. >> i could use a grand latte right now. >> you'll get a ton of coffee. >> i'll take whatever i can get. >> the frappuccino. those are going to be -- it's a cold item for a hot day. a live look outside at the sky camera network right now. we do have mainly clear skies. we'll talk about big changes for tomorrow and the next possibility of some rainfall in just a few minutes. >>> and growing concern about rabid bats. the latest case we just learned about and what's being done to keep you and your pets safe. >>> a live look this evening at dusk at the bay bridge. a company was awarded the contract to remove the old eastern side of the bridge. they estimate it will cost about $69 million. that's about 25% cheaper than the original caltrans estimate. one strategy to save money including lowering deck pieces onto barges and dismantling them off site. it needs to be done quickly so sea birds can't build new nests on the bridge. the job is expected to be completed by 2018. >>> finding a rabid bat in the east bay isn't all that unusual. but finding four

if the customer wants to say, let's talk about it, they are encouraged to make that latte and continueation. if the customer doesn't want to talk, maybe they will talk somewhere else. >> all right, jane. thanks for that round-up at the starbucks. that sounds like a huge liability. takes one barista by accident to say something insensitive while they're making a latte. >> how are you hiring a barista that has to change anything? investors in the stock are more concerned and excited about that app, because that's cool you can order and delivery but now order show up and that's waiting there on the pickup line. i think that's pretty cool. >> i thought that one lady's comments, do they have time to do this? is a really good one actually. >> i wonder if their productivity is going to go down. up next, a major announcement from biogen coming this week and what could be one of the biggest news making events this year. and the lock-up exploratioexplo. stock ending on double the average volume. is this the ultimate buy sign for baba? stay tuned. be asked is question that needso "what is it that

nobody had heard of a café latte before.aced home to talk to the founders about the experience i had. and they rejected it. over a period of two years, i left starbucks to start my own chain of italian coffee bars. at that time, starbucks found itself in financial difficulties. and so the founder came to me and said, i can't think of starbucks in better hands than if it was in your hands. i realize you don't have the money. i will give you x amount of time to try to find it. i was able to buy starbucks in august of 1987. they had six stores at the time, or $3.8 million. i didn't at that point have an understanding that coffee would one day become part of a culture, the zeitgeist, in ways i could not understand or predict. i think we realized early on that what we had to do is, everything had to prove itself in the cup. the ability to source and roast the highest quality arabica beans in the world gave us the platform to define and do things that would define and build an industry that did not exist. many people at the time w

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have an order like a half latte -- >> even then -- >> >>> on this thursday night, backtracking from a last-minute campaign declaration that shook the world. tonight andrea mitchell gets the first interview with benjamin netanyahu. and stunning reversal on a palestinian state and the swift reaction from the white house. >>> campus outrage. word tonight of an criminal investigation into the bloody arrest of an honors student. the chaotic scene caught on camera, but what led up to it? >>> tale of the tapes. did the secret service erase potential video evidence involving its latest scandal? >>> and on the money. where all the faces are men. tonight the growing campaign to get a woman on the 20. who do you think it should be? "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. days after his stunning 11th hour campaign declaration that there would not be a palestinian state on his watch, israel's benjamin netanyahu did an equally stunning turn-about today. it came in a one on one intervie

. >> one latte, and you people are offensive. >> reporter: including this one. >> what's up my brotherg #racetogether. can i get an amen? >> reporter: oddly, today when we went to starbucks for an afternoon fix, the manager shut us down faster than you can say grande doppio mochachino. >> you guys are having the conversation from baristas right? nothing written on the cup at all. as soon as they saw the camera they shut the conversation down telling us we had to call a number in seattle. there, we just had to leave a voice mail. >> reporter: cafe society in corporate america has obvious limits. that said, the idea does have some customers frothing. music producer mark hudson sees good in it. >> i'm a child of the '60s. and we were there for a complete change of the world. political, sexual women's lib, everything. >> i mean, they've taken a lot of the flack for this. >> yeah. >> people making fun of them. >> yeah. >> is that fair? >> no it isn't fair. you know why? everybody that's different is usually a target to be made fun of. >> reporter: the idea may not be half bad. the ingredien

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i will have a ven day latte and a trothy conversation about race. starbucks brewing up controversy by encouraging its workers to talk about race. >> sounds like a good idea to me. >> good place to start the discussion? >> bring us your baffling. bring us your audacious. we want your sticky notes, sketchbooks, and scribbles. let's pin 'em to the wall. kick 'em around. kick 'em around, see what happens. because we're in the how-do-i-get-this-startup- off-the-ground business. the taking-your-business- global-business. we're in the problem-solving business. 400,000 people - ready to help you solve problems while they're still called opportunities. from figuring it out to getting it done we're here to help. and tell you that starbucks itself is going to solve centuries old problem of racism in america but i am going to tell you that we're going to try and demonstrate a level of respect of leadership and concern, that we can make a difference. >>> as racial tensions percolate in america the ceo of starbucks is encouraging his employees to talk about race

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. >> i bought that isis latte at starbucks.ces that should be bone dry. >> this fra frappuccino has a lf lead on it, but you know what -- has a lot of head on it, but you know what could take your head off? isis, i have to go. >> i am so sorry. >> will can say yes to my dress later on. >> what? kennedy: coming up, get ready for my grammy nominated karaoke performance with special guest but first, there is a ghost in my house. i am bringing on expert to talk about that shadowing figure. from ghost hunters, there he is, hello, jason. kennedy: i have been worrying in middle of night, my family and i went over footage from our 4th of july family, we discovered a ghost. we been through multiple videos, in none could we find that weird creature. it gives me shivers. to help me make sense, i have a guest on hunter -- ghost hunter jason haws. i love having you hire, i am a huge fan of your show, i love your work i don't like ghosts, my brother pointed it out, here is some footage from your show not my oil attic. >> there you are. proba

your cup of coffee your latte could be getting more expensive.prices are down more than 20% this year but analysts say the numbers are are about to perk up. it's tuesday, march 10th 2015 and squawk box begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to squawk box on cnbc. andrew is on assignment today. a scary situation on the tracks. another train crash to tell you about. this time a new york city amtrak train hitting a truck. it derails in north carolina. it got stuck on the tracks while trying to make a difficult turn. one of the trains cars flipped and at least 55 people including the conductor were hurt. >> other big stories we're watching today, credit suisse naming a new ceo. tidjane thiam will replace brady dougan. shares are rising on that report. in other news global news a new report

national conversation about race when people haven't had coffee when people who think pumpkin spiced lattes and the second coming of the messiah and tapping their feet this is when you want to have the conversation? schedule it in russia in the winter time. >> you think it was a great idea. what do you think starbucks and other companies should do if they want to address this issue? what are your suggestions? >> i think it was interesting on wednesday when he was meeting with shareholders. he did have some more substantive things he was doing. starbucks is making an effort to hire opportunity youth, which are, you know, kids who aren't in school or in the workforce and sort of give them the chance of a first foothold and be invested in a company, and starbucks is pretty good to its employees in interms of giving you equity options and health care and potential 401(k) matching. so that actual putting your money where your mouth is like somebody said on msnbc, we support veterans we just didn't want the barista to tell you we like veterans as a concept, we hire more veterans. looking at the h

every cup is handcrafted, and we convert latte drinkers and espresso drinkers into phil's triggers every the one problem i have is it always takes too long for me. i am always running from place to place, and i go in there and have to wait. cory: me, too. decaffeinated people can be in a hurry. [laughter] jacob: it does not take that long, it could take 3, 4, 5 minutes per cup. it may take a little longer than that, but there are opportunities for efficiencies but we optimize for quality. we realized something will do not have time, so what we have is an app where you can order ahead, you can pre-order and prepay when you are getting up from your bed, choose the blend you want and when you want to pick it up. it is already paid for. it is like a philz express. more and more of our stores are having that. you walk in and you walk out, it is a two second visit. maynard: now all i need is a runner. cory: that does it for this weekend's edition of "bloomberg west." we will see you later. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg,

which ever year costs the annual taxpayer well, the price of a latte. yep e about $4.o today, 100 years since it was created, aside from budgetary constraints, what are the challenges they're facing? >> one of our concerns is children are not going outdoors like they used to. so how do we become relevant to the next generation? how do we get them to see themselves, their story, their history, their families in the national parks as a part of it, like you and i were as growing up with the outdoors? one of the other big issues is climate change. we are seeing climate effects, glaciers are predicted to be gone from the glacier national park within 25 years. >> yeah. >> joshua trees may not be able to persist in joshua tree national park. increasing storms, national or intense fires. part of my job is to ensure these places are protected for future generations. and what's really interesting about that is that that means that you need to let the people in. let them experience it. let them have a personal connection to these places. and that's why we really talk about releva

every cup is handcrafted, and we convert latte drinkers and espresso drinkers into phil's triggers every i am always running from place to place, and i go in there and have to wait. >> caffeinated people can be in a hurry. >> it does not take that long, it could take 3, 4, 5 minutes per cup. it may take a little longer than that, but there are opportunities for efficiencies but we opt for quality. we have an app where you can order ahead, pre-order and prepay when you are getting up from your bed, choose the blend you want and when you want to pick it up. it is already filled when you walk in. you walk in and you walk out, it is a two second visit. >> now all i need is a runner. >> that does it for this weekend's addition of bloomberg west. we will see you later. ♪ >> i am here in the heart of

advised their barista's to do, people that work at starbucks, when somebody comes in and orders a latte, whatever, bring up race relations. start a conversation, so that then they would walk over maybe talk to other people in the starbucks, about race relations in america. >> so instead of just writing your name on a cup would also write a question, what do you think about race? i think they're writing hashtag race relations what's it mean? so if you go to work, right then you start looking it creates conversation. but some people are saying starbucks is a company that shouldn't do. that will because they lack diversity, like upper management. so they are getting criticized pretty tough on social media mike. >> look at yourself. >> right. >> so how would you like that coffee? i would like it black. speaking of black what do you think about ferguson? >> yes, that's what they are hoping. because it did happen after all of the incidents in ferguson, they fought it was going to be a smart move. >> would you like sole miami being. speaking of white what do you think about race relations? >>

i get a latte it spends $5.30, i won't spend $5 to have someone deliver that. is it the idea -- say in a building you're all buddies, you're having a group of people over for breakfast, and, you know, you hit the app, is that what it is? meant to be for like ten people or that kind of thing? >> i think it will be a very interesting and attractive price point for a lot of people. i'm not sure if it's only for large orders or designed just around the single cup. i think that we can hit a price point where people can have both. i think the idea of having items delivered extremely fast is -- it will be super appealing to people. >> oh, definitely. you have mentioned at the beginning that you think you like the way -- i hope i'm interpreting this correctly, that you treat your people. that they looked at this very very closely. what do you do that maybe the other guys don't without slamming the other guys? i know chipotle feels the other way and they chose to sample with you and then they stopped sampling with you. >> so i think maybe sometimes the nice guy -- the n

. >>> still ahead, starbucks is offering something a little extra with your latte. the message that is stirring up controversy on the coffee cups. >>> and later, job fairs happen all the time but never one like this. what is so unique about this one and why it is happening in philadelphia first. >>> this week's wednesday's child is a sweet and active girl who likes to keep moving. she's hoping to find a forever family to give her the love and support she needs. she likes to go by day. >> here you have two. >> she is a friendly but shy 12-year-old. she warms up quickly in her element. her element, basketball. we went to drexel university to get in a practice with the women's basketball team. >> you're in practice today. let's go. >> she couldn't wait to get on the court and work out with the team. the seventh grader likes school and does well in her math and science classes. >> she is very sweet. but she's cautious with people she doesn't know. when she warms up she is a lot of fun. >> one two three. >> drexel. >> she loves to play and is also the manager of her scho

beard's big idea born out of frustration after unsuccessful hour of shoe shopping she stopped for a latteinspired her to bring it to feet and not just for women. >> if you think about shoes don't fit, it's not a problem only men or women have. we all have that problem. >> reporter: right now, shoes limited to sneaker and gel materials but on the drawing board, designer feet and every material under the son for every foot on the planet. just imagine the shoes you could get. thank you for joining us. set your dvr to record outfront. anderson is next. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. whether it's the first winter storm of spring a total solar eclipse or super moon, a lot happening with the earth and sky tonight and neil de grass tyson is here to explain it and the next time you go through security chances are the people handling your bags or fueling the plane, no one checked them for weapons. it's a security hold big enough to get almost anything through and why no one is rushing to close it. >>> what hip-hop legend suge knight off his feet in court. we begin with a major winter stor

if you don't get the stock split instead of double latte you have a single. but same caffeine. >> 6:36. still ahead a california law maker hopes to change the way america residues hostages abroad. we'll have details next. >> a quick look outside. starting to see the horizon. 6:36, we have a look at what the weather has in store for you. we'll give you another update on the roads. we'll beet bee righeel be right. >>> welcome back. a california congressman would like to change how the u.s. deals with hostage situations and hoss stanls captured abroad. duncan hunter introduced a bill calling on the president to task one person to lead all efforts to free hostages. >>> in arizona, police are trying to find a motive to a deadly shooting spree. mesa police say they don't know why a 41-year-old exconvict shot six people yesterday, killing one of them. the shootings happened in a motel, restaurant and apartment complex where the man was eventually arrested. >> today we could learn the name of the navy s.e.a.l. killed in a training mission. this happened in riverside

all of a sudden you have this circulating grand latte starbucks in your system. >> second eliminate antihistaminesime pain relievers. >> they last for up to 18 hours. if you take it at 10:00, you're still going to have effects of that pill by 4:00 in the afternoon the next day. >> number three, you probably heard it before but no electronics in the bedroom. >> you say, i just can't do it you're going to have to say to the individual you're not going to be helped. >> here's why it's so important. your brain starts making melatonin at dark. it's a hormone that tells your body it's time to rest. the light from the screens tricks your brain into thinking it's day time. the longer you stare at the light, the longer you'll be awake. >> i tell my kids you can't fall asleep while you're standing up talking. haley hernandez talking there. you have two hours without electronics before bed. you might think it's no different than having a lamp on but the blue light mimics sunlight and keeps the brain from making melatonin. >> how you can own a piece of a restaurant. coming up next. >>> legendary peninsula res

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. >> i'm up at 5:00, hit the door at 6:02 latte in hand. >> on a great night i get about seven, whichrobweekends. but i actually do practice meditation. >> my co-anchor martha has been trying to bring me intotationmeditation. >> i'm a big believer >> i'm dipping my toe in that water. >> i shut my eyes, and i think of nothing. i blank out any thought that comes through my head. >> one trick i do is wear ear plugs so i don't wake myself up snoring. >> even though my eyes are shut i look in the distance and different images come up and i focus on them. >> clear your head. just focus on what you hear. anytime a thought comes into your mind just listen. all of a sudden, you're out like that. >> one of the ways i fall asleep is i completely exhaust myself. working out definite live helps. >> part of the anchor duties is you have to drink. >> there's no secret trick. not at all. i fall asleep fine. >> awesome. great advice there. you have to drink meditate. martha? clear your head. that's my problem shep. we're going to check in with you now. we want to know are you a good sleeper? >> on amb

if you order a latte, maybe next time you should order a little darker color to the coffee, and speaking of daker color, we should talk about race and this is the most ri dikdiculous ideas of a company to think that this is the most appropriate place, and this is a disaster waiting to happen. >> you agree, perez? you disag greeree? >> no, not at all. i think that starbucks is not for everybody, and if you don't the like what they are doing, don't buy it there. to me, starbucks is like the city of san francisco, and lot of people don't like it, because they are so progressive and they treat the homeless very well and liberal liberal, and starbucks is the san francisco of corporations, and i applaud them why not. why not. they are working and being effective and right now on cnn having this discussion. >> but that is the problem. >> this his marketing. i think this is just marketing total b.s. about making some cash. i really do. i don't think that there is a big conversation coming out of it. >> i agree that there is not a big conversation, and i think it is well intentioned. i know howar

>>reporter: star but also occurs to talk about more than those on the lattes and visiting the u.s.e them to discuss race relations to the customers. starting monday it will have the option to hand out cups of was favorite words race to gather and then start the discussion 4% of star the 200 of rice a minority. >>reporter: still on the seventh to talk to livermore santa rosa i let you know we make into the '80s was again coming up. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >>reporter: the popular fashion house built in about a book approaches plans for thursday outside the designers door in london. inside is michael dell in los angeles has more on the story. >>reporter: the question tonight is could this boycott a

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i tried yesterday a latte with coconut milk. i decided to do the paleo diet this week.no grains and no sugar and the coconut was really good. >> it was good. you said you started it this week but you are going to continue with it? >> i had a little rice pudding. >> you cheated already. >> yeah. >> after a week. >> i was getting grumpy. when you are grumpy and mean to people. >> this is nice today. >> i had a little spoon of rice pudding. >> keep the pudding coming. starbucks deliver coffee but they have been serving up fresh controversy, too. >> it is not what they are putting in their cups that is triggering a debate but what they are putting on them. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: so much for coffee talk. starbucks ceo telling shareholders he is standing by his initiative to start a conversation about race asking employees to write "race together" to talk about race relations. >> we have serious problems in this country. we have a void of leadership on a number of areas and all we trying to do as a company is make a positive difference. >> reporter: some thin

a spokesman said for instance milk based products like lattes and frappuccinos would be exempt despite containing as much sugar and calories as sodas. you may remember last november a san francisco soda tax ballot initiative failed, getting 55% of the vote falling short of the two thirds necessary. if would have leveled a 22 cents per can tax. it did pass in berkeley. in an updated press release by the supervisors indicated it does not actually require a vote at the ballot box but instead that this new warning label's effort only needs to be passed by the board of supervisors as an ordinance a process that will take a couple months and it should be in effect by summer. in san francisco, stephanie chuang nbc bay area news. >>> new legislation formerly introduced today could mean no more tobacco products at stadiums, sports arenas or playing fields. mark ferrell is sponsoring the legislation, which is largely targeting pro baseball players who choose smokeless tobacco. the proposal would apply to games at all levels from the pros all the way down to little league. that would mean the par