what does starbucks get out of it?know there's a possibility that individual workers are going to get degrees out of it, and what does starbucks get out of it? >> well, i think it's beneficial at multiple levels. at the macro level, as indicated by the ceo of starbucks, it's good and are the nation and the company, and beyond that, one of the things, if i were involved in the decision at starbucks that i would be reflecting on, as this benefit becomes public, and as these opportunities become available to my employees, it's highly unlikely that i will get additional interest from additional employees that otherwise might not even consider working with my particular firm, but now, given this motivation and possibility, i may get a whole new set of opportunities in terms of employees. >> rachel, does that sound right to you? you'll get a better applicant by someone who may not have much money, but is college aspirational. if i'm going to do customer work, counter work, i might as well go here where i get help paying for

it's great to be here this is my third year and proud to be with my partners at starbucks. i want to take you back three years ago when u knitted ways and starbucks i didn't know what was i getting into i challenged my team to come with a mind of taking age we talked about a job but the difference is we took action from then on we've continued to take action in 2012, we came with the goal to hire 20 youth and hired 204th of july for the summer but with the partnership of match bridge we came to hire 50 we hired 60 year round. the job to us at starbucks it's not only a way to make a living but hope young people with a career and from - this is most first job. the starbucks is the organization that our jobs include height benefits and tuition grrments so when a youth comes to us they get the same health care i get (clappin (clapping) you know, i individually remember the first year when we did the resume workshop and interviews we hired julie guatemalan in her senior year the job helped her with customer service and the training a great cup of coffee but gave her the skills o

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it's a great opportunity. >> right on, starbucks. >> reporter: if just 3% of starbucks employees take advantage, this could cost the company $50 million per year. but keep this in mind, the company is going to use this as a tax writeoff. also, the company made more than $400 million in after tax profit last quarter. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> and it's getting a lot of good will. thank you, terry. >>> puberty is the beginning of a lot of differences between boys and girls. a new study shows that kids process caffeine differently when puberty hits. the study found boys had greater heart rate and blood pressure changes than girls, suggesting they're more sensitive to the effects of caffeine. girls also metabolize caffeine differently. an estimated three out of four american children have some type of caffeine every day. >>> tracy morgan is improving. the former star of "saturday night live" has been upgraded from critical to fair condition after his limo bus was hit by a truck on the new jersey turn bike two weeks ago. the crash killed his long-time friend and mentor james mc

today was a big day for starbucks.>> jon: tell me about the announcement. tell the people what you're doing over there. >> today we announced that starbucks would become first u.s. company to provide free college tuition for all our employees. [cheering and applause] thank you. thank you. >> jon: it is my job to hate everything. [laughter] i'm having a very difficult time with this. this sounds lovely. where are you sending them? [laughter] >> well, let's start from the beginning. >> jon: all right. is this going to be about you started with one shop in seattle, because i don't have time. >> no, no. >> jon: all right. >> unfortunately, college tuition endebtedness is trillions of dollars. >> jon: it's crazy. >> the average college student has $30,000 in debt. we're falling behind. we all know that. we can't wait for washington. we have to step up as we've done in the past and demonstrate true leadership. so what we're saying to our employees is we're going to provide you with something you can't get on your own. it's a

the university had to clarify that starbucks is not putting up money they're getting discounts.tion juniors and seniors will get one-half depressant coverage but the fact is it was not what it appears. now who blinked? what happened? >> arizona state blanked. starbucks evaded the details from the beginning and the mediates its out of their hands they follow them down the trail. neil: but i screwed up as well and i said if i am a shareholder i am not happy. >> that is probably why they were e base of it is a very good program for employees but thank goodness for gumshoed journalism because the associated press got the story that starbucks did not want to tell that they don't pay anything for freshmen and sophomores. it is later at the junior and senior year. neil: then to get the discount. but who pays for that? parent university pays for the discount all for your ears. starbucks reimburse the junior and senior your with dollars. neil: i am more confused than i was. but it was not what it originally appeared. >> he is spawn an even brought the starbucks coffee with him. >> i am t

first, is starbucks. here's a company i admired for ages and have been recommending ever since howard scholtz returned after the president and founder took leave. i don't know if you noticed but for the last 8 months this stock has been marking time. it's been doing nothing. in part because coffee prices are up a great deal. 44% this year alone and in part because classic growth stocks have gone out of style in wall street and the fashion show we play out there every day, at least for the moment. yet all through this period when starbucks the stock has been lost in the wilderness, starbucks the company has been doing magnificent bold and beautiful things. they have expanded their menu and commence to beer and wine. they have begun the aggressive roll outs anchored by a brilliant marketing decision. they started adding charging tables to the store. who doesn't want their cell phone charge. causes you to linger and spend more on your third place between home and work. they have given their employees access

used phrase shooting the lights out on the analytical side of the business when you talk about a starbucks or you talk about a cigarette company i mean the term that an analyst use is risk these companies are you're identifying risks to society but actually the risks to these companies to their balance sheets so that risk has a dollar of value to it doesn't it so you doesn't your report if you come out with a report on starbucks stocks fifty two billion market cap and i don't know if the stock price is currently but we're saying is that there is x. dollars per share of unrealized social dissent risk is that correct yes the problem is it's going to take many years before that is realized in other words if you want to short these companies because the there might be some social backlash now that we have you know up until twenty thirty years ago the poor people had no voice now they have a voice and it's through people like myself and through their own personal use of the internet and you know in theory you could say ok i'm going to short these companies because i think eventually the public

involved in other words of starbucks is this company that has this unrealized social dissent on its books kept the public by simply pointing that out and you do mention boycotts as well on your website if they were to boycott a starbucks with the goal of knocking x. number of revenues off the top line and therefore the stock price would get hit so isn't that a good way to marry this social networking that you just talked about people are now aware of what's going on with your work as an analyst and then capturing that. say you know take a step further capturing that that realize dissent risk with a short sale so how is that not a good idea but my but my question is can't you and can't you get the public involved in an evolving way that they're not putting up any money they're putting up a boycott which is a free risk list and cheap way and no cost way to fight back you know are you will spend the rest of my life driving traffic to this new website in the hopes i can get people to start being more discriminating in who they spend their money with the problem is i can't get my message to th

people who went to college only to work at starbucks. most of its employees don't have bachelor's degrees. and now the company plans to help them get one many. >> this is one of the most, if not the most important announcement we've made in our history about. >> the chairman and ceo announced a partnership with arizona state's online program, which offers 40 different bachelor's degrees. starbucks employees who work at least 20 hours a week, can get full tuition reimbursement for junior and senior year studying online. tammy lopez wants a business degree. >> i always saw myself finishing school, but i just didn't know when, it's financially difficult. >> how much is this costing starbucks? the company isn't saying, but the average unit online is about $500. that's $160 million if starbucks is paying full retail. >> i accumulated more than $10,000 in debt. >> how many workers have had to put education on hold due to personal or financial reasons. and schultz told them this new program is no pr stun the. >> we have been taught constantly a

it takes the time to be harder at the corner store it closed been a chain restaurant starbuck's wanted to take over that'll they would be there today and at least one of the locally owned cfo shops would be gone we wouldn't have had the time to figure out how to speak up it's currently accompanied by two local businesses >> thank you. next speaker. . good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the committee on jobs i want to commend the staff for the hard work in undertaking the study it was ambitious and one that was well worthy of the research. all and all it was a balanced report and coming from that the balance recommendations. i'd like to social myself with the remarks that were made earlier by deedee workman of the chamber but one issue i want to have the staff and or the department and the commissioners reconsider or to think about and that is applying or spending those rules to atms. retail today faces champed like online shopping more and more people are buying things from amazon and dozens and dozens of another that are available online. when people go to other people ams they pro

. >> tammy lopez is one of those, working at starbucks for a year and a half. until now, couldn't afford it. >> i'm taking full advantage of it. >> she and other starbucks employee working at least 20 hours a week and accepted to arizona state university can participate. starbucks will cover a portion of tuition, in the second two years, baristas will get a full ride, no on bhi investigation to stay with starbucks. >> we just think it's amazing they care enough about us to give us an opportunity to get an education. >> calling it an important investment for the country. >> we can't continue to wait for washington. businesses and business leaders must recognize and must do more for our people in the communities we serve >> and the ceo says he expect it to impact the cost of your morning latte. >> target is trying to sort out a computer glitch yesterday maybe this happened to you. the glitch disabled check out registers in several stores, shoppers said employees scrambled to find a solution, refusing to accept payments except cash. one customer says everyone was

starbucks is raising prices on collect drinks by 5 to 20 cents.ustomers will also start to pay $1 more for packaged starbucks coffee sold in supermarkets. the increase goes into effect the same day that starbucks introduces caffeine-free sodas. customers will are able to select a fizz level for their drink. appropriately so they are called fizzio. >>> and good time to travel out of philadelphia international parpt. the customer appreciation program called just plane fun. travellers treated to massages and soft pretzels. the festivities last through september 5. >> why does that never happen when i was at the airport. >> that's what i was thinking. >>> and much more coming tonight, and looking live over the delaware river, it looks beautiful out there. melissa magee with the accuweather forecast up next. >> time now nor the accuweather forecast and meteorologist melissa magee at the "action news" big board. hi, melissa. >> hi there. we had a really nice start to our workweek. the most part pretty comfortable, upper 70s, lower 80s in the region. phi

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