starbuck's is trying to make the starbuck's name ubiquitous. they have been very well. there are plenty of expansion opportunit right within the store. i think they should stay to what they are. frankly instead o shutting it out, they got to sell it to a entreprene who can build it. but that is what they are doing. is focusing on core business and building around that to become great companies rather than a diversifie conglomerate. saw in the case of target bill they think cvs can do pharmacy better than they can. inside a company, on a board for example, to expand in ways that go a little beyond the company's core competency? whether it's target whether it's google going into the driverless cars and other -- and space and things like that? >> i think you h to look at ways that expand and extend your core and keep up with the latest technology like a google is doing and a facebook and others. but i think if you go away from if core competency then you are going to lose it. and starbuck's is coffee. and s being fashion forward and very current with the trends. and i thin

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lauren: as starbucks starts to test ways to deliver an amazon.sandra: that was a good little tease. it's all about what i can get and how fast i get it. coming up, seth curry and the golden state warriors beat in the broad james and the cavaliers and the championship last night. investors turned their attention to what janet yellen has to say about the state of the u.s. economy today. checking in on u.s. stock index futures this afternoon. possibly a higher open on wall street and anticipation language from the fed will indicate when the first rate hike is coming. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ sandra: welcome back on this wednesday morning. let's get you caught up in global market action. asia is seen some mixed rating seen some next trading action. the nikkei down, hang seng and singapore to the upside. in europe next action as well but mostly the downside at this point in trading. over there is the cac index in france down two tenths of a percent. here at home u.s. stock index futures up acro

a winning menu that starbucks wanted to augment it's barista offeringand it worked.perating was a distraction. it served coffee in big bowls and offered beer and the pat became a magnet and a syol of the silicon valley culture. >> this ia place to bring anyone interviewing here. an informal place with wi-fi so much activity so much buzz >> the manager didn't want us on premises so we can't show you the customer favorites. starbucks will continue to offer the items but employees may get jobs and others may not. . >> i was hpen rebecause they make a good product. and i was glad starbucks added the line. >> the 23 bakery cafes will be closing by the end ofseptember. >> a san francisco art gallery is receiving death threats over a mural depicting lgbt culture in the latino community. the art work features a male couple and female couple. it is now defaced with spray paint. he says people are issuing death threats online. >> a new ruling could have water implications for companies that rely on workers they consider independent contractors. the labor commissionays uber dri

and i was glad starbucks aed that line.sappointed that they're closing. >> reporter: they will be closed by the endf september. dad louie, abc 7 news. >>>residents of a relative any new community are days away from having no water. it was one of the senior water rights holders that received a cut-off notice last week. they are dperately searching for another supply. the loss of water would destroy thousands of acres of crops a eliminate thousands of jobs. they have very little water in reserve. >> we have storage tanks bu those are basically to ensu the correct pressurization of the distribution system. no more than two days are in those storage tanks. we don't want this town to become a ghost town >> they are confident they will find an alternative water-source. >>> at&t wireless is under fire for slowing down internet speeds. here's jim avila. >> reporter: cute or annoyed? the feds say at&t claims of a faster internet deceived its customers. and today e government announced its intense to punish america's second largest c

where possible, starbucks will find new locations at starbucks stores in the area.bucks will reconsider. but if not, they hope this stays local. >> we have an issue of retail, sometimes displaced by office. hopefully that won't happen here. maybe it will be an opportunity for another hopefully local company to start a cafe on university avenue. that would be the best outcome. >> reporter: an employee tells me this place will close on september 25. it's unclear what will take its spot. >>> how about this. watering your plants and lawn with the same water used to do your laundry. at 10:45, how you can harness the water coming from your washing machine and reuse it. >> it isn't just the warriors celebration. there's a full friday of events. coming up, we'll tell you about the party at city hall. president obama's visit and other things that could cause crowds and congestion. >>> the warriors parade and celebration is actually just one of many events in the bay area this friday. >> that could cause problems for those wanting to get around town, or leave town. jana katsu

a winning menu that starbucks wanted to augment it's barista offerings and it worked.as a distraction. it served coffee in big bowls and offered beer and the patio became a magnet and a symbol of the silicon valley culture. >> this is a place to bring anyone interviewing here. an informal place with wi-fi so much activity so much buzz >> the manager didn't want us on premises so we can't show you the customer favorites. starbucks will continue to offer the items but employees may get jobs and others may not. . >> i was happen rebecause they make a good product. and i was glad starbucks added the line. >> the 23 bakery cafes will be closing by the end of september. >> a san francisco art gallery is receiving death threats over a mural depicting lgbt culture in the latino community. the art work features a male couple and female couple. it is now defaced with spray paint. he says people are issuing death threats online. >> a new ruling could have water implications for companies that rely on workers they consider independent contractors. the labor commission says uber dr

for starbucks he started tweeting about this last night.people started responding letting him know they thought it was a dumb idea. first he blocked them and then he deleted his twitter account. i don't think they want the conversation they get. >> do we want conversations while having consumer experiences anywhere? >> i think it trivial lieses the conversation. >> and the coffee. >> where should you have them then? >> at thanks grieving where they won't -- at thanksgiving. >> it would be interesting if dunkin donuts did that or if out back steak house decided to do that. >> the market could decide. >> the reason this is bad is it is bad for us. it is our job to have these conversations on shows like "red eye" it is not these people's jobs to have the conversation in coffee places. they are supposed to sit at home and watch us have these conversations. this is bad for job security. >> and what is your opening gamut? i am not exactly sure where you are coming from racially. >> what we are over looking is how many are going to do this? >> i w

since the acquisition three years ago starbucks has seen a significant growth in food sales. but running the 23 restaurants is no longer sustainable. one customer says he's not really surprised about it being bought and then shut down. >> i am not particularly sad or anything like that but it seems like pretty common for a big corporation like starbucks to buy a local small actually good company and kill its sole--soul >> pam :eventhough the individual restaurants will be closing.starbucks will still sell la boulange food in the u.s. and canada. today. u-s secretary jack lew announced. that alexander hamilton is getting some company on the ten-dollar bill. this is the first time in over a century that a woman will be featured on the redesigned bill in 20-20. a decision on who the woman will be. will not be made for several months. lew is asking for the public's help. he will be seeking input over social media with the hashtag "the new 10." by law. the portrait must be of a woman who is no longer living. in sports. the warriors have some fun on the flight home from cleveland.

starbucks is flaking on the brick and mortar bakeries. >> starbucks is going to retain the menu thatl here. >> reporter: you will still be able to sink your teeth into their recipes inside the seattle based chains countless bay area coffee shops. beyond the pastries, starbucks says the employees will have a chance to trade their jobs selling macaroons for serving up good old american joe at a nearby starbucks. still, that slice of parisian cafe charm is going the way of the dodo bird. >> we are wondering where we will go. >> reporter: in palo alto, andria borba, kpix5. >>> it will be a big blow to uber. a new state ruling finds uber drivers can be classified as employees and not independent contractors. the decision centers around a complaint from the san francisco based uber driver. the california labor commission is ordering them to pay more than four grand. that is because legally, uber is her employer. but, official employment would also mean uber gets to set drivers work hours which some say defeats the point. >> i turn on the uber app and work with ubers. >> that is worth notin

she was going to sue starbucks.y did nothing wrong. >> jimmy: that's no reason not to sue. >> okay, that was nine minutes. so i had about four minutes left to figure out what to do. i manned up and said, all right i'll get fired. i ate three cheese danishs. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you did the right thing. that's what i would have told you to do. were you a good employee there? >> i mean, i -- [ laughter ] i was nice i was cool with people i like talk to people. i didn't kiss ass to the people who worked there and the manager and i think she found that intimidating. also i was the youngest there. so i had the attitude like worse come to worst i could find another job. i think she didn't like that. >> jimmy: i see. did you spell everyone's names right and get their orders correctly? >> that's not even difficult. just like -- what's your name? if they say and it you can't hear it you ask them again. it's not that complicated. >> jimmy: well. sounds like you could have done some employee training there. >> no

, back to you. >> pete, starbucks?you still can stick with it i'm not in it now but i like the name and i've rotated into other areas, i like what starbucks is doing. sometimes you have to flush something when it's not working. look what target had to do and cornell made the great decision with canada. this is what we're seeing here, $100 million, they bought 23 stores, they're closing those up. still going to use the food there. 16% year over year the past quarter. you look at breakfast food, up over 30%, they're keeping that aspect of it. but they want it within the house of starbucks. >> i'm surprised you're out of this. >> i know i should be in it. i should be in it foolishly sold it on what i thought was going to be the top and there has not been a pullback. >>> the calorie-counting trend continues with fitbit set to debut tomorrow. but can it compete with apple? our competitive edge is next. >>> plus we count down to the fed decision, 2:00 p.m. eastern. news conference to follow. both live events here. [ male ann

this even as starbucks praises the success of the la boulange products inside starbucks stores.. thanks to la boulange. the company says starbucks has determined the stores are not sustainable for the company's long-term growth. so no more duck conit hash in the morning. a starbucks senior vp is leaving the company and starbucks has closed branded stores of other acquisitions before like seattle's best closing an evolution fresh store in san francisco. on the other hand it plans to more tevana stores if you've created a company and starbucks is on the acquisition hunt and is interested in buying you, you have to ask yourself after you see this track record do you want to sell? knowing you could be swallowed up? i don't know sarah, back to you. >> good question for some of the smaller companies. >> they got $100 million in the process, didn't they jane? >> yes. of course. but he's leaving the company. he built this bap, he sold it. kind of like seattle's best. starbucks buys it swallows you up, gets rid of your branded stores. you're a very rich person, but you've lost your baby.

>> starbucks and mcdonalds. it's interesting in the food segment, the coffee and bakery has the largesf independents, we always talk aboustarbucks and mcdonalds, but there is a lot of competition. ev day you're competing, it's fun. >> different markets can mean different things. you average nated from massachusetts and all over the place, as you move into other areas, what is different about tastes? is it the same thing goes everywhere across the country? >> i think america is a big complex country. and it is going to get more complex with a change in demographics. i think if you go west, the darker roast is a bit more pf c. we launched that last year. we're doing very well on coffee. we're doing very well on coffee and we're ple with tr there. >> friday was national donuts day and jobs day. i know you can judge it based on who is stopping. >> my prediction was 240 and it came out at 280. that is based on our franchisee's finding labor. it's getting more and more difficult. i think there is also going to be a tr

. >> starbucks is shutting down the bakery chain. starbucks bought the stores two years ago and started serving the bakery's pastries at its own stores. the company kept the original stores up and running until now. most of those stores are in the bay area and will all close by the end of this september. you'll still be able to get products at starbucks shops. >> beach bummers, california's dirtiest beaches. the worst offender was cal beach. marina lagoon came in fourth and san francisco bay waters, looking pretty grimy. candle stick point got 7th on the list. >> the organization calculated the grade by testing three times a year. the drout is actually improving water quality, because storm runoff is often what causes the most pollution. >> let's bring in our chief meet i don't recall meteorologist looking towards the weekend. >> that is the warrior's parade. we're just going to have to wait a couple minutes for that. a beautiful afternoon, some widespread temperatures here. 77 in the north bay, san francisco at 72. east bay checking

pastries in the starbucks sales. food sales have sharply increased and star publics purchased the bakery for $100 million. >> if your internet is slow it is not just your imagination. according to a tracking software the average time it takes for a website to load is increasing. in fact, it takes twice as long as it did three years ago. speakers say websites are more complex these days with votes, pictures and tracking tools that are embedded all requiring your computer to load additional data. that takes longer. >> that is frustrating. >> now right now outside meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. morning, from the broadcast center where the sun has come out quicker so it means warmer weather and we have minor up and down weather through the seven-day forecast and a lot of events like the alameda county fair and the parade and a's are in town. a lot is going on in the forecast that is coming up. >> a bay area classic rock legend takes issue with donald trump's campaign announcement over the music choice. >> thi

>> starbucks, mcdonald's, we think about them. but it is interesting in the food segment, the coffee and bakery have the largest numbers of independents. we always talk about starbuckss and mcdonald's, there is a lot of independence out there. there is a lot of competition. that is what i love about our business. you know, you wake up every day and you're competing, and it's fun. >> and dunkin donuts has always been a northeast brand, starting in massachusetts. as you move into other areas, what is different about the taste, or is it the same thing goes everywhere across the country? >> i think america is a big complex country and will get more complex with the change in demographics. and i believe as you go west the darker roast is a bit more popular in terms of coffee. and we launched our dark roast last year. that has been a huge success. we have done very well on coffee. i talked about donuts, we're doing well. we've done very well on coffee. we're very pleased with the trends there. >> friday was not only the national donut d

starbucks brought over 80 volunteers into that space to support us.0 young people that day. let's give it up to matt green and starbucks. [ applause ] so we are well on our way towards creating wonderful opportunities for young people. 4 years ago, president obama issued a challenge to corporate america said we needed to create opportunities for disconnected opportunity youth and while the challenge was the corporate america, mayor lee raised his hands and said we are a city committed to give young people a world class education and with that vision we were able to launch youth jobs plus. it's my privilege to welcome mayor ed lee. [ applause ] >>mayor edwin m. lee: thank you, eric. it's great to work with you and united way. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> it's wonderful to be here iechlt -- i want to thank jay shu for opening this up. he and louis herrera have been great partners, louis is a great public librarian. these two individuals at the civic center had an at some point to work with me at city hall to celebrate what we are about t

patrons hope starbucks will reconsider.not they hope it stays local. >> we have an issue of retail sometimes being displaced by office. hopefully that won't happen here. and maybe it will be an opportunity for another hopefully local company to start a cafe on university avenue. that would be the the best outcome. >> reporter: an employee tells me this place will close on september 25th. it's unclear what will take its spot. julie. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> the fcc hit at&t with a record $100 million fine today. the federal communications commission says the company offered consumers unlimited data and then slowed their internet speeds after they hit a certain amount. it's not unusual for phone companies to slow speeds on a network but once the congestion ends speeds return to normal. the fcc says at&t would slow speeds until the customer's next billing cycle even when there was no congestion. at&t says it's going to fight the fine. >>> state regulators issued a ruling today saying éber drivers are employees an

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frome flipside coming analyst commentary today, starbucks.affray reiterating this is a top pick for her. noticeable today is starbucks is trading at a record at a moment when the rest of the market is falling. she sees a nerd doubling of starbucks earnings over the next five years. she says her recent meeting with management only reinforces her bullish view. alix: that is able to call. julie: starbucks is a little like nike in that it is a stock that has done very well and the sentiment around it is still bullish. alix: thank you so much. not to a look at some of the top stories. travelns are expected to in big numbers is independence day thanks to a stronger economy and cheap gasoline. aaa says an estimated 41.9 million people plan to travel 50 miles or more from home during the holiday weekend yet my husband still wants to travel. that is the most since 2007 before the recession. the british open starts july 16. if he wins again, there is bigger paycheck waiting for him. the winner at saint andrews will when $1.8 billion. overall prize mone

and, starbucks is debuting six new frappuccino flavors in celebration of the frappuccino 20th birthday. the new flavors are lemon bar carmel cocoa cluster cupcake red velvet cotton candy anacine minute roll. all joining the menu of stores at us and canada for limited time. diana, erika? >> not sure about those. >> sounds really sweet. >> well, lemon bar i'm not sure that about that one but the red cupcake cinnamin, ya, sure. >> all right, wendy, thanks so much. >> sound good. >> speaking of coffee, one way to perk up your morning dunkin donut talking about delivering to you. >> take the middle man out. sound good. the company's ceo says working on service to deliver coffee and donut right to your doorstep. he did not have a time frame for when the program might be available, however this delivery competition is heating up with starbucks and mcdonald, a working on their own delivery service. as everyone want everything brought to them. no one seems to go out any more. >> we have to get that number on speed dial, right here. >> there you go. still ahead this morning katie has her eye wit

the technology that starbucks is getting into. the rollout of mobile pay.hink that's all been factored in here? >> i think you hit it on the point. it's a growth story and there's a lot of positive fundamentals, the opportunity to add to food to add k-cups to expand to havana to grow internationally. as well as slower in domestically. but right now the valuation is above its historical average forward pe multiple and it's close to 30 times or estimate for next year and that's where our concern is we like the story and think it's priced to near perfection. >> can i get more color on that? the stock has basically doubled in three years to the point that you're referring to. >> 238%. >> it's not a momentum stock in a technology sense, though that could presumably, i don't want to put words in your mouth. that could fall dramatically from here. i'm assuming the rally is built on a solid footing, even 30 times, am i wrong in that? >> there's supportive fundamentals there. we look out with our hold opinions based on the next 12 months. we think that this is going

starbucks is shutting down the bay area chains. starbucks bought the stores several years ago and started serving the pastries. starbucks kept the original stores up and running until now. most of those stores will close by this september. you will still be able to get those pastry webs but now only at starbucks shops. >>> the newest toy from the silicone valley is now available in stores. at first you could only order the apple watch online. now customers can pick it up at any store. reservations are open each morning. >>> game developers are flocking to e3 the entertainment expo in los angeles. this year virtual reality games are stealing the spotlight. >> the los angeles gaming convention was even for professionals. even they were impressed with oculus. it immerses users in games that surround them and other players. >> you see their hands moving around, you see their head moving around and you can hear them talk. and it's positional audio so when they're talking, it sounds like they're right there talking. >> occulus plans to s

>> starbucks. stuart: thank you. how much do you like starbucks? >> we like starbucks a lot.ot just because of the coffee which everyone knows about. we really look at starbucks and the reason we're buying it at multi-year highs. stuart: you own it? >> we own starbucks. starbucks has new technology you're going to be able to go on your phone, order your drink put your name is way for it on the phone and walk out-- >> is that a big deal? >> walk out in ten seconds. >> you no longer wait in line no longer have to pay there. stuart on the cup and-- >> he doesn't know he won't buy a starbucks because it's expensive. the customers that goes into starbucks is techie. the second they were able to buy it on the iphone they use the phone. eight out of ten customers i see at starbucks pays with their phone. stuart: i take it back. >> they'll increase same-store sales because you're not able to wait in line and later they'll roll out high marina alcohol. a lot of people like it and that will help margins and we think that the stock has a lot more upside from here. not cheap, but a lot o

she was going to sue starbucks.wrong. >> jimmy: that's no reason not to sue. >> okay, that was nine minutes. so i had about four minutes left to figure out what to do. i manned up and said, all right, i'll get fired. i ate three cheese danishs. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you did the right thing. that's what i would have told you to do. were you a good employee there? >> i mean, i -- [ laughter ] i was nice, i was cool with people, i like talk to people. i didn't kiss ass to the people who worked there and the manager and i think she found that intimidating. also i was the youngest there. so i had the attitude, like worse come to worst i could find another job. i think she didn't like that. >> jimmy: i see. did you spell everyone's names right and get their orders correctly? >> that's not even difficult. just like -- what's your name? if they say and it you can't hear it you ask them again. it's not that complicated. >> jimmy: well. sounds like you could have done some employee training there. >> no, i would h

starbucks will offer the winning drink at a discount in early july. drinks give starbucks a total of 34 frappe clean no, sir flavors. matt and tam if you're counting calories a grande carmel frappe only 410 calories. >> storm tracker six live double scan and we are looking at a couple of sprinkles and showers. most of these are to the south of philadelphia. if we go in tight some pushing into burlington county new jersey. northeast philadelphia might have seen a little bit of a drip but now it's southern bucks county for the most part with perhaps just a sprinkle. down the shore most of that stuff appears to be angling its way off the coast. as we take a look outside we have cloudy skies across most of the region where it isn't raining. it isn't raining across most of the region. it looks dry at the airport. 71 degrees currently in the city, 70 wilmington, 69 degrees in allentown. remember how it started to feel quite muggy during the day yesterday. well, it still feels humid out there this morning and probably will for a good portion of the day. futu

as according to the parent company star but the the france has been in the bay area for decades starbucks says that they're going to close all of these stores and two manufacturing companies to that provided the paid stays a lot of disappointment here for customers live the patients will still be available on starbucks all of the cafes will be closing in september this to be the first time over a century that a woman will be featured on the redesign and debut in 2020 they also mark the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote in the decision on who the woman will be not want to remain for several months but people are having a say in this. >>gary: excuse me i didnt mean to interrupt my new model is to have an opinion it is to make pictures they came home this afternoon it is finding the one thing that jumped out that a little napa and as recently happened on the radio this morning he said he did not slip pedal last nine steph curry is king of the world it's been a long ride is a great season and we're going to enjoy the moment the is a unbelievable experi

starbucks bought the chain three years ago for $100 million, but the company says starbucks stores will still sell the bigs goods. we will have more for you in the next few minutes. coming up in the next hour, he was the sheriff of wall street until yesterday. see my exit interview with the former head of yorks financial n lawsky. been los and we look at what the world would look like after a greece default. and fitbit is the market leader s market -- fitness market. how can they avoid being the next blackberry? olivia: ura holdout. -- ura holdout. blackberrya holdout. erik schatzker is canadian and a blackberry fan. we are standing by for today's big announcement. there is virtually no chance of a rate hike, but a maybe the last meeting that they can say that. erik: we are looking at some of the risks ahead with mark, a professor at the university who has collaborated for years. an advisor to several banks. obvious question out of the way. policy change today? mark: no way. highly unlikely. erik: so what is going to change? mark: the statement is going to peas ofost interesting news. s

starbucks,a cue from free collegeers a education.mployees can sign up for online degrees in business and health care at of the new venture universities college for america. anthem will reimburse up to $5,000 a year. employees are eligible if they've been employed for six months and work 20 hours a week. scarlet: the latest job perk. -- youinsurance is so can get health insurance without necessarily being employed full-time. mark: some of the other companies offering tuition. offering up to 5250 th. it seems the other companies are stepping up as well. scarlet: we will also subsidize some people's graduate school degrees as well. what do the companies get out of this? it's great pr. you are buying attention at a nominal cost. to let them go to an online college. starbucks requires students to apply for federal financial aid. the taxpayer subsidizes this as well. i applaud the private sector, but i think the bigger question, the bigger issue here is what happens when an employee gets this degree? what do you do with it? plan, nois no g

watch starbucks, right?er a year ago i wrote watch starbucks become the biggest restaurant in america by stock market value. back then they needed a 66% gain, now it only needs a 15% gain. liz: starbucks is 40 cents away from an annual high. it's looking very good. >> for my entire life mcdonald's has been the biggest restaurant for market value, soon it's going to be starbucks. liz: what ooh nice one-year picture that is. great to see both of you. closing bell, 31 minutes away. >>> talk about shaking it up, taylor swift winning her big battle against the giant, the younger music guard definitely giving her the thumbs up. but how does the old guard like the double platinum-selling oak ridge boys, feel about all of this? the lead singer with 31 albums to his name joining us live. and last week the epa issued new, very tough guidelines for trucks. cut your emissions by the year 2027 or else. guess which ceo shrugged his shoulders and said, doesn't make me nervous? he didn't panic. he's already way ahead of the

howard from starbucks, he was one of my board members at ebay.mily: what kinds of things have they said? meg: turnarounds are difficult. howard did one at starbucks. i read his book and we compared notes. emily: you mentioned that you would grab a coffee with the ebay ceo who is going through this. did you grab the coffee and how did it go? meg: has done a great job and i am proud of john. it turned out that we were splitting the companies. at the same time. what are the chances? we compared notes through the process. what was he learning? what could we both do better? emily: top one revenue has declined for the last 15 quarters. when does hp get back to growth? where do you see the growth coming from? ♪ emily: top line revenue has declined for the last 15 quarters. where do you see the growth coming from? meg: we have made progress on this dimension from the single-digit declines to flat to down 1%. which is not what we aspire to but is such an improvement over four years ago. i would hope that over the next year or two we would be able to demon

. >> starbucks has the 20th birthday of the frappuccino with...more frappuccinos. starbucks is offering six flavors including cinnamon roll cotton can dix lemon bar and red velvet cake. >> they launched the frozen drink in 1995 when you could only get coffee and chocolate flavor and now this are 36,000 possible combinations. >> the heat behind us. so far. a much milder weekend ahead. >> meteorologist mike nicco will break it down in the complete forecast. >> all she wants...you are going to see this so stick around. the girl whose stage presence would make aretha proud. >> remember, abc news app is available for the apple want with real time updates and personalized updates on your wrist which can be downloaded from apple app super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. >> the weather changed dramatically from yesterday. >> it did. >> it is not so hot this morning but you get a taste of the mugginess. >> it is sticky. >> little. that will translate into the possi

. >>> starbucks is giving up on some of their bakery businesses they will close all of their cafes by the end of september. they bought the bakery chain in 2012 they will shut down because starbucks can no longer support them. >> all right the maker of botox is shelling out billions to buy a newly approved double chin treatment. they will buy it for 2.1 billion there's in a cash and stock deal they are getting ready to launch an injection that can melt double chins away over several treatments. >>> it appears the number of women having babies is on the rise again the number of births increased last year since the first time since 2007, since the recession and 53000 more babies were born than the year before and teen births reached another historic low. >>> the "action news" team is out working on news story for today at 4:00. it's the kickoff of the music festival in delaware and people are coming in and we'll have more on the concerts that will bring huge crowds and traffic headaches to the area. >>> and a bridal gown extravaganza, where you can fine gowns as cheap as $99. looking at

. >>> three years ago starbucks paid $100 million to acquire l.a. buy long starbucks says it will try to offer more products at its stores. >> transfats are in a lot of processed and packaged foods you find at the grocery stores including crackers, cereals, and coffee creamers. eliminating it could prevent as many as 20,000 heart attacks a year. >> it's definitely going to have an impact. there is people that restaurants some fast food restaurants, doughnut shops. there is a lot of folks using that because it's so inexpensive. >> and restaurants need to keep more than money in mind when cooking for people. the ban does not go into effect until 2018. >>> time now is 4:40. coming up a southern california teenager who was reported missing ends up getting tased by a sheriffs deputy and it was all caught on camera. what led up to this violent confrontation. but first. >> usually use gasoline to take it off. comes off pretty easy with that. >> young surfer got tired of watching mothers use harsh chemicals to wash beach tar off their kids. >> this is a loo