, now a starbucks customer in chicago is filing this class action lawsuit saying starbucks is underfillings cold drinks, too, adding too much ice. >> iced coffee not enough coffee. jeff rossen reports someone is demanding $5 million from starbucks to pay everybody back. >> reporter: when you order an iced drink at starbucks the barista fills it up then in comes the ice. it's heavy on ice, light on liquid, saying starbucks is misrepresenting its cold drinks, the customer often getting much less than advertised, often nearly half as many fluid ounces. in a venti starbucks advertising 24 fluid ounces on the menu, according to the lawsuit you only get 14 ounces of liquid. >> i think it's an interesting case. >> nbc news legal analyst has reviewed the 29-page suit? in the lawsuit they include this photo of a starbucks cup. the claim is these black lines are fill lines, telling baristas only fill the liquid up to the black lines and the rest of the cup up with just ice. >> this could be a valid argument, the plaintiffs clearly believe that this is an admission that starbucks knew that they were

a lawsuit against starbucks, and a customer crying foul. have you noticed something in your cup? "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we start with a rare, uncomfortable, and maybe enlightening moment on the campaign trail today when ted cruz went toe-to-toe with some die-hard donald trump supporters. cruz, a heavy underdog for the republican nomination, is playing the long game, in an effort to force a contested convention and remain a contender. cruz has pulled out the stops in indiana, site of tomorrow's primary. nbc's hallie jackson is there. >> indiana don't want you. >> sir, you are entitled to have your rights. america is a better country -- >> without you. >> reporter: confronting donald trump supporters in indiana. >> do the math. drop out. it's your turn. take your own words. >> reporter: ted cruz making his case. >> the question that everyone here should ask -- >> are you canadian? >> -- do you want your kids repeating the words of donald trump? >> rep

she claims starbucks is misleading customers. the lawsuit includes a fphoto with a starbucks cup. they are instructed to fill to the top back line with the liquid and then fill the rest with ice. >> the plaintiff admits this is an admission that starbucks knew they were doing something wrong. is ice a fluid or is it going to be considered a solid? >> the $5 million question. starbucks tells news4 the claims are without merit and customers understand that ice is a beverage. in march, two california customers filed a lawsuit against starbucks alleging that its lattes are approximately 25% underfilled. starbucks told us this lawsuit too is without merit. their lattes are hand crafted and customers want their foam on top. >> starbucks has us all hooked on coffee. >> that's for sure. >>> one year after the deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza, metro planning to make serious changes to keep riders >>> by this time tomorrow, we should know what caused smoke to fill a metro train near l'enfant plaza last year. the national transportation safety board is also expected to issue a slew of

starbucks saying we are aware of the playoffs claims which we believe to be frivolous.f a customer is not satisfied with their preparation, we will gladly remake it. if you don't want ice in your coffee you are better off ordering from the hot menu. they are a little cheaper than the cold drinks. >> all right. coming up in the next half-hour, a jaw-dropping new report about weight gain. contestants on the weight loss show, the biggest loser explains why so many lost weight only to >> spicy foods, why we don't always love them and why they don't always love us. >> i am go to eat a whole one. >> it is a youtube mainstay. people like this brave young soldier subjecting themselves to torture by pepper. >> despite the fact that is too hot for most people many still love spicy foods. now we talk about the science behind all of this. i understand you are one of the psychos that ate one of the crazy hot peppers. >> yes. experience. we are here to talk about the science of spice. i will try what they say is the world's hottest pepper. i want to try my first. carolina reaper. it

we visited a nearby starbucks to see what we'd find. inside our advertised as 24 fluid ounces, 16 ounces of liquid, the rest filled with ice, making it into the iced drink we ordered. starbucks responding to the lawsuit, telling abc news, "we are aware of the plaintiff's claims, which we fully believe to be frivolous and without merit. our customers understand and expect that ice is an essential component of any iced beverage. if a customer is not satisfied with their beverage preparation, we will gladly remake it." and if you don't want ice in your drink, you're better off ordering from the hot menu. starbucks hot drink prices are little lower than the cold beverage prices. david? >> rebecca, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the woman who turned her smartphone into a weapon inside a target store. and you'll see it right here. >> do you remember running into me in the grocery store? no, hey, where are you going? come back. hey! get this guy! >> the moment this woman confronts a man s

how will it affect starbucks.sat down with ceo howard schultz to find out. >> the white space in the growth of the cold category is very, very significant. over 15 years ago we developed bottled frappuccino with pepsi. that's a billion dollar business for us. now we have cold brew and nitro. that's not dissimilar to craft beer. it comes out of the tap. it's for millennials, freshing, ill dull gent, clean, and low calorie. we've seen in the roastery this is a big-time product and category. we're going to roll it out nationally. we've got a big marketing campaign around it. this should be a fantastic product and catalyst for the third quarter. >> you know, that nitro that you just mentioned, the nitro cold bruin fuses your cold brew recipe with the nitrogen to brew a smooth and creamy business. this is something developed in the roastery, is that right? >> that's right. not only is it an extraordinary thing for our customers but a laboratory. once we find a new product that succeeds in the roastery, we're going to t

gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> the brewing coffee controversy at starbucks. the target of a lawsuit which claims the company has been shortchanging its customers by overfilling their ice drinks with ice, and not enough of the actual beverage. tom costello has details on this court battle. >> reporter: no stranger to controversy, coffee giant starbucks is now the target of a lawsuit in which a customer in illinois accused the starbucks of false and misleading marketing and sale of cold drinks. that starbucks has engaged in the practice of misrepresenting the amount of cold drink a customer will receive. at issue, whether customers get more ice than drink when they order an iced coffee. in chicago, the woman is seeking $5 million in damages. outside a maryland starbucks today, mostly skeptical reviews. >> i think it's a familiar one. >> what else are we going to sue people for. what has the world come to. >> reporter: the suit includes a photo of a starbucks cup and claims the black lines on the cup are meant to guide baristas across the country in how much liq

how about starbucks? is starbucks icing you out? giant slapped with a lawsuit lawsuit claims uses too much ice. woman says misleading customers and using less coffee than advertised. does the case have merit? well, "on the record" investigates and we sent out our fearless investigators. ted and katy to starbucks for a very unscientific experiment. >> greta is my name. >> ice cube don't look that large. it looks like they did it above the third line on the top. >> i am now pouring the ice out of the coffee into a measuring cup. and, as you see, when we measure, this and we turn it around, it comes to about 14 to 16 ounces. >> okay. panel, now first, besides the fact that katie is a liar and says she is greta. ted, i will start with you first. what did you conclude. >> don't tell trump that she is a liar by the way. she will be called indicatey the liar. >> justin wells, your producer had us doing. this he should have been out there. i can tell you we must be in the silly season. in one instance you're ordering an iced coffee. and wha

fans a new role model. >>> starbucks is being sued again. not because the coffee is too hot and causes burns. maria shows us that one customer is claiming the java giant uses too much ice in its col drink. >> i am there once or twice a week. >> eric simon's choice of drink at starbucks. >> the mochas for the most part. >> but one illinois woman says the coffee chain is duping customers. >> the woman is suing starbucks claims the barista underfills its ice drink and serving less coffee or tea than advertised. >> i don't think about that too much. i am not aware that it is that significant an amount. >> so we wanted to know is there really a difference in how much coffee you get between an ice grande and a hot grande. both 16 ounces. this is how much filled the cup when i asked her for no ice. and as you can see the latte from the ice cup doesn't fill up the hot cup. this is how much lotte you get when you pour it in the hot cup. >> i am surprised at how much less it is in the 16-ounce cup. >> it is aal bit more than half really. >> i was surp

you should be writing starbucks a thank you note.hich actually is helping you to look refreshed and -- you know. >> when you get too much ice, kimberly, what do i do? do you send your assistant all the way back to starbucks? >> it melts the minute it hits my lips, the whole thing liquefies. >> that is so true, i've seen it happen. like a science project. for a horny seventh grader. >> oh, my goodness. >> hit the button. >> on coca-cola, i have to ask people to put more ice in, i love a coke that's carbonated over ice. at starbucks, they put too much coffee in the cups. sometimes they'll say do you want room for cream, right? and i think yeah, because i don't want to spill it right away. and it's so hot. which was a real lawsuit it turns out. >> juan is so diligent about preparing for these segments. is he really gave this some thought. >> and talk to kimberly. i want to be prepared. >> this is the thing. you know, dana, you can order the flat white. my new favorite. >> the worst things about starbucks is the selection of music that t

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>> starbucks telling nbc news the suit is without merit. is an essential component of any iced beverage. but this isn't the first time starbucks has been accused of underfilling. just weeks ago, another lawsuit claiming its hot lattes are approximately 25% underfilled. hi. can i have a grande latte? so i went undercover to test it out. >> grande latte. >> thank you. while the website says nutritional information may vary, the official starbucks menu in stores lists a grande latte at 16 fluid ounces. the first latte came up short. >> this is the 12-ounce mark right here, and that's about where the liquid is. the 16-ounce mark is all the way up here. right down the line -- >> close, but not 16. >> reporter: they all missed the mark. >> that's really low. at the time, starbucks told nbc news the lawsuit and our experiment were unscientific and without merit, because lattes are hand-crafted and customers want the foam on top. foam. now ice. starbucks defending its multi-billion dollar empire. >> chew on that the next time you get a beverage. th

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>> moved him to the dupont circle starbucks.tephen: the finding of human rights rested on customers and witnesses coming forward. >> i would thank you for coming up to help us. >> despite the office of human rights findings, neither rivera, campbell nor starbucks have been able to come to an agreement to resolve the complaint so it appears all parties are headed to court where a judge will make the final ruling. stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: we should let you know we got a statement from starbucks saying they disagree with the findings of the office of human rights and the account of mr. campbell and rivera. saying that the company does have a zero tolerance policy for discrimination and they take this accusation seriously. michelle: the search is on for a missing puppy stolen from a car in the district. we don't always do missing puppy stories but this is unique. the owners now offering $10,000 reward. sam sweeney is in northwest with the desperate search. >> we are talking a lot of lost dog. $10,000. it means the world

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starbucks said the lawsuit is without merit. >>> tonight at 6:00, california matters. that's what we've heard during this primary season. so why are californian delegates getting the cold shoulder at the upcoming republican national convention? the lengths they have to go to just to get to cleveland. that story and others coming up on our 6:00 news cast. >>> as we mentioned, we're debuting a brand new set. this is a time lapsed video of that construction. they've been at it for a while and we hope you like it. here we are in our new, fancy digs. jeff, i think you have like five locations now. >> i love it. it's like building a new house, all sorts of lighting people and technician and finally, we're here. we've got like a james bond thing set one the weather center so we can be out here as much as we need it. >> i like the backdrop, the set, the lights. you look nice, jeff. >> thank you, thank you. you guys look fantastic, too. >> that's going to do it for now. hope to see you back here at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight cruz confrontation. a heated exchange with trump s

but first, a lot of people -- a lot of people hate on starbucks. i've noticed this in thest. love starbucks. you probably don't know this about me but trevor actually isn't my real name. my real name is (hard to pronounce african name). when i first came to america and went to starbucks and told them my name and they were, like, mmm... trevor. and it stuck. it worked for me. they're like the ellis island of chain coffee houses so i was shocked this morning when i saw this. >> a woman is suing starbucks for putting too much ice in its cold drinks. >> the suit alleging the brand serves more eyes than coffee, underfill drinks to make more money and higher profits. >> trevor: what? the only time you should complain something you bought came with too much ice is if you were on the titanic. that's the only time you can complain. then you can be, like, there was way too much ice and also someone had sex in my car -- two stars. that's the only time you can complain about it. too much ice is such a first world problem. are you kidding me? you think people in armenia are getting had ov

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starbucks hit with a $5 million lawsuit. this one all about their iced drinks and whether you're getting what you pay for today, monday, may 2nd, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. >> may is not coming quietly in seattle. >> the pacific northwest seeing violence. it's our top story. violent may day clashes in seattle between capitalist demonstrators and the police. gadi schwartz is there. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. boarded up doors here in downtown seattle after a chaotic night. police say they tried to take a hands-off approach. when people started throwing things at them, they had to switch from crowd control into riot mode. >> reporter: the violence started with clashes throughout the city. some demonstrators clearly dressed and armed for a fight. quickly, the may day protests in seattle escalated. >> we do not want to get hurt. we don't want to hurt

now, a starbucks customer in chicago is filing this new class action, saying starbucks is underfillingadding enou ining too much ice. this morning, she's demanding $5 million from starbucks to pay back all of you who buy these drinks. >> reporter: when you order an iced drink at starbucks, the a barista fills it up and then adds the ice. they're saying starbucks is misrepresenting the cold drinks. the customer often getting much less than advertised. nearly half as many fluid ounces. in a vende, starbucks advertises 24 fluid ounces. according to the lawsuit, you get 14 ounces of liquid. >> it's an interesting case. >> reporter: legal analyst karen de soto reviewed the case. >> they include this photo of the cup. the claim is the black lines are fill lines, and saying, only fill the liquid up to the black lines and fill up the rest of the cup with ice. what do you make of this? >> it could be a valid argument. the plaintiff clearly believes this is an admission that starbucks knew they were doing something wrong. the ultimate question is going to be, is ice a fluid, or is it going to be

but first, a lot of people -- a lot of people hate on starbucks. i've noticed this in thest.ou probably don't know this about me but trevor actually isn't my real name. my real name is (hard to pronounce african name). when i first came to america and went to starbucks and told them my name and they were, like, mmm... trevor. and it stuck. it worked for me. they're like the ellis island of chain coffee houses so i was shocked this morning when i saw this. >> a woman is suing starbucks for putting too much ice in its cold drinks. >> the suit alleging the brand serves more eyes than coffee, underfill drinks to make more money and higher profits. >> trevor: what? the only time you should complain something you bought came with too much ice is if you were on the titanic. that's the only time you can complain. then you can be, like, there was way too much ice and also someone had sex in my car -- two stars. that's the only time you can complain about it. too much ice is such a first world problem. are you kidding me? you think people in armenia are getting had over too much ice?

. >>> a customer is suing starbucks saying it's too much ice. tracy is filing -- the suit claims that starbucks advertises its cold drinks by fluid ounce, but the advise is not the size customers receive of the a spokesperson for starbucks says the company believes the claim is without merit. >>> looking at how stocks are doing right now. the dow jumping up 115 points. >>> after visiting a top bay area, malia obama is making a decision. where she plans to go and what it means for the future of the first family. >>> and what's cool about your school? you can e-mail us your nomination at coolschool @kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the broadcast. sodastream. will attend harvard >>> the day -- i did tip my name [indiscernible]. so it has been around for a while. it's the sugar -- the sugar is at its peak. it's important, when you buy them, nice and orange all the way around. heavy for the sides like all citrus, nice and shiny and fresh. make sure the naval is small. you got a dead peel. when you bring them home, put them in the refr

jonathan: but first a large ice coffee sets you back $3 at starbucks. find out why a customer says their drink was worth $5 million. no kidding. jonathan: officially game over for sports authority. the sports retailer closing all 450 of the stores. the company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in march. sports authority plans to liquidate all stores and close down operations in the months ahead. they have 14 stores in the d.c. area. michelle: how much is too much at starbucks? we're not talking about prices. we are talking about ice. amy aubert takes a look at the $5 million lawsuit that is sending chills down the company's spine. amy: chatter brewing over megacoffee chain starbucks. >> i'm fascinating as it has gone this far already. >> a joke. amy: is lawsuit claims that starbucks underfill the iced drinks claiming you get less coffee and more ice. >> a little ridiculous. i feel like you can always ask for amy: they advertise a vente iced coffee as 24 hours. the suit claiming that you get less coffee than that. >> it seems like there is bette

. >> let's talk about starbucks facing $5 million lawsuit. over the amount of ice -- in the iced it beverages. [laughter] i think here we go . ask you about this. short someone orders iced coffee in it and has ice in it. >> saying when you buy a starbucks drink, an iced drink half it is ice. and basically she's saying starbucks is misleading the public. it's overcharging, they should show number of ounces in their drinks, and it's true when you go into the starbucks there's ice in their iced drinks here's the deal. layoff on ice and lower amount of ice in the drinks. >> or you don't order the drink. you can say knock it off on ice but she's going back ten years. anybody who has ordered iced bemple from starbucks overs last ten years. >> is it sphiewrt was here he would be talking about loser pays. at this point. go ahead, scott. >> there's too many pages in her complaint. cut it in half. if that gets femoralled up nothing more these days than ceo pay -in well you'ring loo the a marissamaner. she's entitled now to package that is worth $55 mil

starbucks customers have experienced rapidly rising prices. in the meantime, starbucks has bought and taken over smaller competitors. an attorney telling abc news that his clients simply want starbucks to stop the practice and stop deceiving their customers. asking starbucks to pay upwards of $5 million to repay any customer that has purchased an ice beverage within the past ten years. starbucks responding to the lawsuit, telling abc news saying, "we are aware of the plaintiff's claims which we fully believe to be without merit. our customers understand and expect that ice is an essential component of any 'iced' beverage. if a customer is not satisfied with their beverage preparation, we'll gladly remake it." and also noted in the lawsuit that hot coffee is cheaper than iced coffee even though you get less of it. hard to say what a judge is going to say about this since you can ask for less ice. i do it. >> a tough suit. >> yeah. thank you, gio. >>> coming up, our "gma investigates." what's the best way to dweep keep track of how active you ar

an illinois woman claims starbucks put too much ice in its beverages. the class action lawsuit seeks $5 million to compensate everyone who purchased a cold drink from starbucks in the past 10 years. starbucks calls the lawsuit, quote, absurd saying in a statement, again, quote, our customers understand and expect that ice is an essential component of an iced beverage. >> iced beverage. expect ice. >>> "the jungle book" is still roaring through theaters. the live action film is from disney, which is also our parent company. it's in its third week. "the jungle book" took in almost as much as the next six films combined. >> wow. >> that's $42 million. "the huntsman: winter's war" surrendered at 9 million as did the comedy "keanu." >>> when we come back, not the usual guest in the hallway. how did a bear get inside? >>> and a six-pack of bud, that's not quite the way that we're used to seeing when it says past its expiration date maybe. it was found decades after. we have that story coming up. mastethe lindor truffle.mooth. created with passion... by the li

starbucks is interesting against that point. but it all started with invidia. this is a name steve mentioned for months going into this quarter. made an all-time high today. sort of gave it back a little bit. amat was the next one. i think amat looks really interesting. i would say with that. i would take profits in invidia. >> the questioned you have to ask is, what did this to the market. to me, some of these other more cyclical stocks. two things that happened in the last few days, we got a lot more clarity on what china may or may not be doing with their currency. remember how important this has been for markets since august of last year. we have a case where at least the polls are telling me whether it's manipulate of the press, if you actually tell people in great britain, there's now a 20-point loead that want them t stay, this might lead to a closer vote. more fed clarity. financials stay the rally. these things are still cheap. they have more room to run. we should test the highs we had back in april. if you look at the stocks that have pulled back on

after many starbucks employees voiced concern the company decided to take action. after a year of research and safety testing they rolled out a food donation pilot program in arizona and here in california. in san diego, jordan manages one of 30 starbucks locations now donating all their perishable foods every day. >> for us it's simple. we take it put it in a bag, zip tie it up and put a date on it put it in the fridge. >> reporter: within hours the food is delivered to food banks and agencies like the san diego rescue mission. there the yogurt parfait may go into lunch bags for children. >> the yogurt right there. >> reporter: be served immediately along with starbucks breakfast sandwiches. >> they couldn't afford it and we can provide it with programs like this with starbucks. it's making a real difference in their lives. >> reporter: they plan to donate 5 million meals to individuals and families in need this year and hopes to extend the program to all of its 7600 company-operated stores in the u.s. over the next 12 months. >> if other companies emulate this, i

her suit claims while starbucks advertising its cold drinks by fluid ounce the size advertised is not exactly the size that customers received. for example, lawsuit says a vente cold drink is advertised as having 24 ounces but only 14 ounces is actually the drink. the rest is ice. starbucks says the claim is without merit. >>> the solar impulse is well on its way to arizona after departing the bay area early this morning. >> amazing plane is continuing its journey using the energy of the sun. the flight to phoenix is expected to take 16 hours. >> we have more on the epic flight. >> reporter: it feels like one big geeky silicon dream. >> a solar power plane in the dead of night at moffitt field and the weeks around the bay area and high tech celebrities. and finally a whisper quiet takeoff again this morning in the sleepy hazy dead of night. it felt like a dream within the broader dream that a plane powered by the sun can fly around the world and change it at the same time. >> in the few years time, hopefully the entire site and the entire world will work with this type of technology.

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starbucks began serving the brew in seattle in march. now it's coming to 500 starbucks stores across san francisco, l.a., seattle, new york, chicago, boston and portland. >>> all right. let's take a look at the big board right now see how it's doing. not too well. the dow is down about 120 points. >>> in the south bay, a battle over buses. what one company is doing about tech company shuttles taking up parking spaces in residential neighborhoods. >> plus, hitting the market. how much you can expect to pay for this historic bay area mansion. >> what's cool about your school or summer camp? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school or camp on the show. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is navel oranges. they are winding down. the season started months ago and around june they start to have every be dry insi

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starbucks being accused of underfilling cups.o make more money. >> reporter: a venti, 14 ounces of coffee and ten ounces of ice. this morning, coffee giant is fighting back. a new federal lawsuit allegedly that starbucks is ugh burning their customers when it comes to ice beverages. saying it serves up more ice than coffee. to make more money and higher profits. this chicago resident filing a proposed class-action lawsuit. a starbucks who orders a cold drink receives much less than advertised. the lawsuit attempting to roast the company. starbucks customers have experienced rapidly rising prices. in the meantime starbucks has bought on the and taken over smaller competitors. he said his clients want starbucks to stop the practice and stop deceiving their customers. $5 million to repay any customer that has purchased an ice beverage within the past ten years. starbucks responding to the lawsuit telling abc news saying, we are aware of the plaintiff's claims which we fully believe to be without merit. our customers understand and e

. >>> the assault of a muslim woman at a dc area starbucks. police are releasing video of her attacker, take a look and see if you can help find her. >>> have you seen this guy? he managed to from a local store and not just any bathtub, it was worth more than $13,0 on top of your health?ay ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. >>> are you tired of the wet weather? trier days ahead.>> more the most weather-- accurate forecast guaranteed. wake up, washington. >>> new information and pictures in the assault on a muslim woman that happened right outside of a starbucks in washington dc. police have released this video of the woman who tossed some type of liquid onto the victim. it happened april 21 along the 5500 block of connecticut avenue . after the starbucks have closed, the victim said before she got a face ful