intel is up 3.5% starbucks down 3%.ith intel we talked about starbucks in the challenges intel holding on the games right now. >> it is holding on. if you took the beat for the quarter they just reported and the guidance of the current quarter it nets out better than expected i think the guidance can be interpreted a couple of different ways and then the call is going to be about the security breach with the chips and whether that's going to be of a long tail to it in terms of expense. >> it has been frustrating i wonder, do they need to do something bigger -- >> for intel >> yeah. >> in the chip space. >> it is the defensive, incumbent slower moving mega cap in the group right now, the fashion has been to own the faster moving stuff >> is there anything -- >> intel is trying all the time. you know what i mean it's one of those things, it's so much of a legacy business that they may be doing the right things but it's thard to get new people excited about night the shares hanging on the a gain of 3.5% starbucks weaker we

as you said, police swarmed the starbucks behind me after 8 a.m. that forced the napa district offices and high schools to go into lockdown. it's lifted at this moment but very scary moments for some students and teachers. it happened as people were getting their morning starbucks coffee. witnesses thought it might have been firecrackers, who knew it was gunfire. one woman was with her young daughter when she heard it and she ran for the back door. she looked out the window and saw the victim heading toward the coffee shop for help. >> we saw a guy with a long beard walk towards starbucks trying to get away from the guy and then he got shot in the back again. and, um, a green expedition ran off with probably four people inside. >> reporter: as people did he sended on -- police descended on the starbucks then a second shooting took place at 10 a.m. officers in tactical gear are still coping the neighborhood near mclean and baywood. officers just off the phone said that second victim in that neighborhood appears to be a man who didn't even know the s

thanks so much >>> as we go to break this morning, pay attention to starbucks. earnings beat but revenue did miss comps only up two and said that sales growth would be at the low end of its prior forecast. we talked to kevin johnson in the last hour where he talked about china. >> we have a huge opportunity ahead in china, and certainly this last quarter represented that 30% growth in china. that was before the acquisition of the east china joint venture which just closed at the end of last quarter so the opening of the shanghai roastery also punctuated how strong of a position we have in china. china clearly is the long-term growth opportunity >>> secretary mnuchin joining squa squawk box to clarify his statements. >> the first part was we don't care where it is on the short term and the second part was stating there are positives and negatives and the third is consistent with our policy which is a long-term dollar is the best interest of the country and reflects the economy and the reserve currency. >> dominic chu with more from our spotlight. >> carl, with so

more than 8,000 starbucks employees have enrolled in the starbucks college achievement plan since it was launched in 2014 and more than 1,000 graduates are expected to be coming out of this program by the end of the year. we graduated our first cohort of this group back in may when howard schultz, then the ceo of starbucks, was the commencement speaker at asu, and so we're on track to graduate more than 25,000 starbucks employees by the year 2025. this is not just good for asu and starbucks because the employees that have gone through the program at starbucks have become not only the most dedicated employees at places like starbuck, but they're also some of the more talented that tend to get promoted at starbucks, and it really is only the constant ability of asu to innovate that has allowed us to build this program. so i think the question today is how do we spread such innovation further so that more institutions are occupying the top right quadrant that i showed earlier. i want to end today by making two brief suggestions and recommendations where asu and michael crow think the fe

so getting to the nitty gritty of starbucks. as you mentioned, the company will boost worker pay, increase benefits as a result. they say of these lower corporate taxes and the total package is worth $250 million. starbucks as we know already known for giving workers more generous pay and benefits and more but the company says they can do more thanks to the tax reform package. so basically just rounding out, if you like, neil, this idea of optimism and growth for the u.s. and for the world. it's a big topic of conversation in davos, switzerland. back to you. >> neil: yeah, to put it mildly. a lot of this comes at a time we've heard from no less than the budget director, mick mulvaney who said even he is surprised. the white house is surprised. donald trump is surprised by this outpouring from companies sharing the loot. they didn't see it coming. take a look. >> we didn't even expect the christmas bonuses that went out. we didn't expect the minimum wage increases from large employers. we think we underpromised on the tax reform

as you know 8:00 at a starbucks on a week day is a busy time. there were a lot of witnesses there that did see -- did have contact with the victim. so we're in the process of interviewing them and trying to tie that information together. >> there was no vehicle description on the second shooting, but i can say and i want to update people that have been paying attention, we broadcast a vehicle description earlier in reference to a green ford explorer expedition and that vehicle has been located. >> i saw four distinct evidence markers in the parking lot indicating multiple shots of course. there's no word on the condition of the shooting victim, but this kind of gun violence is very unusual in the city of napa. and that is a situation here. let's go back over to the actual original scene which was at the starbucks on lincoln. police are still doing their investigation. there are still people being questioned. they're anxious to get that street open because it's a main, main street here in the city of napa. that's the current situation. we're gath

more than 8,000 starbucks employees have enrolled in the starbucks college achievement plan since it was launched in 2014. more than 1,000 graduates are expected to be coming out of this program by the end of the year. we graduated our first cohort of this group back in may. howard schulz, then ceo of starbucks, was the commencement speaker at asu. so we are on track to graduate more than 25,000 starbucks employees by the year 2025. this is not just good for asu but it's been really good for starbucks as well. i think it really shows the opportunity of such partnerships between employers and higher education institutions because now, the employees that have gone through this program at starbucks have become not only the most dedicated employees in terms of their retention rates at places like starbucks, but they are also some of the more talented that tend to get promoted at starbucks. it really is only the constant ability of asu to innovate that has allowed us to build this program. so i think the question today is how do we spread such innovation further throughout higher educatio

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asu offers access to online degrees reimburse by starbucks to all its u.s. employees who have flexibility to have six different start dates throughout the year. after all, when you're working you want access to education on the day you need it, right? or in a week or two weeks as i was talking about earlier. sometimes you can't wait months to start or only go to classes during the day when many colleges offer them orb during the week when many colleges offer them. more than 8,000 starbucks employees have enrolled in the plan since it was launched in 2014 and more than 1,000 graduates are expected to be coming out of this program by the end of the year, we graduated our first co-hert of this group back in may when howard schultz, then the ceo of starbucks was the commencement speaker at asu so we're on track to graduate more than 25,000 starbucks employees by the year 2025. this is not just good for asu but it's been good for starbucks as well and shows the opportunity of such partnerships between employers and higher education institutions because now the em

that started in a starbucks parking lot. (grant) we're learning more tonight...but the big questions remains...why did the suspect allegedly shoot these two people...at two different locations. less than an hour ago, police identieid the shooter as nicholas zazzarino. the 28-year-old is in custody...but not before polcie say he shot two people. the first shooting the first shooting happened just before 8:30 this morning in the starbucks parking lot on lincoln avenue... that's across the street from napa high school. the second shooting happened around 10-am about four miles away... on baywood lane. police say zazzarino first shot a 23- year-old in his abdomen...this was at the starbucks. (grant / con't vo that was around 8:30...then just before 10-am... plice say a man in a residential neighborhood noticed someone acting suspiciously near a neighbor's fence. theconcerned resident asked the man who turned out to be the suspect what he was doing...and police say zazzarino then shot the 66- year-old man in the chest. both victi

. >>> stopping by starbucks this morning?we will tell you what the coffee maker is brewing up when it comes to paying for that extra hot latte. you may never need your purse or wallet ever again. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy. here are today's top business headlines. wall street looks set to open lower this morning after the markets closed at record highs on friday, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all rose more than 2% last week. there is a lot of economic data out this week including the key monthly jobs report this friday. it is also the busiest week of earnings season with companies such as facebook, amazon and mcdonald's reporting results. on friday the dow rose 223 points to 26,616, the nasdaq adding 94 to 7,505. a new survey finds sales and profits picked up for u.s. companies at the end of last year, more firms say they're paying their workers higher wanls and salaries in the latest signs that the u.s. economy is improving. businesses are also saying that finding skilled workers is the most difficult it's been in near

starbucks unveiled new benefits for employees, expanded paid sick leave.anies doing more than just putting that thousand bucks in somebody's pocket. you look at starbucks, a company that was pioneering this, looking at education as a way forward a couple of years ago now. >> it is, bravo across the board. this is so much more significant than a little bit of a bonus here. when you are reinvesting vocational training, education, that is the kind of long term solution we need. >> and president trump in davos talking a lot about apple, it's becoming clear that's what he's proudest of, apple making a commitment to spend $300 billion. >> we need those dollars put to work. thank you so much for joining us today. catch ali velshi and me together every day at 11:00 a.m. i'm on my own at 9:00 a.m. this guy will be on all weekend. >> i'll be back at 2:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. tomorrow as well. should be good. have a great rest of your weekend. >> see you. there's a vacation at the end of every week with hilton. whatever type of weekender you are, don't let another weekend

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starbucks inside starbucks. >>> a change.org petition that has thousands of signatures. plus, it's going to be a cold weekend across the northeast and the midwest section of the country. >> yep. and now they are dealing with flooding and freezing. it just looks miserable. you look at that and you think, there is absolutely nothing we can say negatively about our weather here. >> that like icy river flowing through the streets there just looks horrible. >> bitter cold. so for more on what our weather looks like -- >> very thankful in the bay area. i mean, when you see the pictures. >> they have been dealing with an extended period of extreme cold temperatures up the eastern seaboard. we can't complain too much. we have been tracking some rain. of course, it was relatively dry here in the bay area. look at this scene out towards san francisco bay. yeah. almost looks like a nice painting to frame, put on your wall. that's what we have this saturday morning. clouds in place. fog in place. but the rainfall, for the most part, is scooting out of town. there is a chance of driz

starbucks founder howard schultz was never a fan of president trump. schultz opposed corporate tax cuts as being unfair to workers. he also opposed president trump's travel ban and immigration reform. but even starbucks is now saying quote it is giving its tax cut bonuses and pay raises because of quote the recent changes in the u.s. tax law. starbucks, the stock closing down more than a percent to $60 and change. here up nearly 6%. let's bring in money pro, wall street pro, keith fitzgerald. keith, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. always great to be here, liz. liz: so howard schultz at starbucks once said corporate america doesn't need a big tax cut. it won't create a level playing field. it looks like he's contradicting himself now. what do you think? >> i think contradicting himself with capital letters. you know, it's funny what happens when you have a lot of cash to work with. business changes, the calculus changes, it's good for workers, it's good for the companies. and i think he is a good ceo. so he's going to realize that the tide is

starbucks countered that with saying that their cups hold more than the advertised ounces. the judge through out the case citing alic of evidence. >>> we have a lot to talk about this morning. sal has a lot to check because of the rain and all kinds of things happening in traffic. >> we have 40 to 50 items on my list. one of the things i want to mention is that traffic is going to be slow almost everywhere you look in the santa cruz mountains, on highway 24 and part of it is because of a crash on 24 that was there a long time. it took them a while to get rid of it but it was taken care of. the damage is done, back up from wallimate creek into oakland, a tough commute. highway 24 is still very slow. this is the east shore freeway, 80 westbound to the main, traffic is slow. look at 880 northbound, the only thing good about the slow traffic is now that it is slowed down, the accidents will be less serious because people are going so slow. now mostly fender benders. 880 southbound is jam packed. you can see the southbound commute is filling in including the santa cruz mountains

it was not inside starbucks and had nothing to do with starbucks. >> reporter: a high school student? >> no, not affiliated with the unified school district or the high school. >> reporter: searched the school district and high school? >> yeah, we did as precaution. put napa high in and unified school offices on lockdown. we did a security sweep of the school and lifted the lockdown. >> reporter: lifted about an hour ago. the suspect here got away in a late model green ford expedition. to the second shooting before 10:00 a.m. at 330 baywood lane, two and a half miles north of here, we're told, an older victim. the first victim younger in his 20s. no specific information about the identities or conditions. napa police say from the second shooting, they have two suspects in custody this morning. now, we don't know, and they are not saying even if they do know, whether the shootings are related. they are asking suspects about that now, but the fact the victim here was young and second victim was old, certainly odd and strange. police say they will have more information for us around noon

starbucks the latest to share the loot with its works, thousands of them.at white house with conference of mayors. two dozen mayors from around the country. in the middle of that the justice department starts to crack down on sanctuary cities in demonstrable ways, or even states like california to shield such workers in their midst. that prompted new york mayor bill de blasio and chairman of the conference of mayors to skip out on today's meeting. other cost follow. i have no idea. that will no doubt come up as well in the middle of this time, they're trying to negotiate some sort of a daca deal, immigration reform deal. no doubt sanctuary cities would be part of that, still might be in less than two weeks they have to cobble that together. we'll see if they sort that out. as reminder we'll look at all of this, something the president will say, not just details we get from sarah sanders but the president himself in the state of the union address slated for next tuesday, 8:00 p.m. we pick up the baton with coverage on this fine channel that goes right throug

coming from starbucks. in after-hours trades, and the big number that starbucks missed on was comparable sales. the extra tax benefit was a penny higher than what analysts were looking at. analysts were looking at an increase of 3%. any release, the ceo talked about starbucks being too powerful independent engines fired if you look at comparable sales for those regions, sales in the u.s. up 2%. analysts were looking for a 3.3% gain in in the pacific, up 1%. europe,ay, down 1% for middle east, and africa. could see starbucks getting they are downas by better than 3%. julie: people are hoping for a recovery in the americas. it doesn't seem to be materializing to the extent that investors might have wanted. coming up where going to talk to stephen englund there about steven mnuchin's recent comments about the dollar and then president trump's comments on the dollar as well. maybe they were a little contradictory. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with first world news. rocky prime minister says tha

. >> customers, think twice the next time you take cash to one starbucks in seattle. starbucks is testing a cashless system. they will only accept card and phone payments. the new method is aimed at speaking up transactions at that location. and also to cut down on theft by getting rid of the exchange of physical money and also eliminate those bank runs as well. starbucks is not saying how long the experiment will last or whether it will be expanded to other locations. >>> it's been a long time coming but starting today, art officially is ready to put the first of its new generation of railcars into service. the public utilities commission gave bart the final approval. the original plan called for operating the new cars last november but the cars build a safety test. bart was ordered to fix the problem. bart said 10 new train cars will go into service today. heart has ordered more than 700 new cars in the future three doors instead of two and fewer seats, allowing for more standing room. >>> he went missing in action over 70 years ago during the korean war. next, the

it happened at the starbucks on willow road near interstate 80... but we've seen crimes like this all over the bay area targeting laptops. kron4's gabe slate talked to police about how to protect yourself in a cafe. in broad daylight around noon on monday to african american males entered this starbucks at 842 willow avenue in hercules armed with a gun and started robbing people of their smartphones and laptops. before it was over it turned violentsound from - connie van putten, hercules police, reserve detective and pioone of the victims was hit in the face with the gun and had to be transported to a hospital for treatment labor non-life- threatening injuries he was released from the hospitalthe armed suspects took electronic devices from three starbucks customers. they are still at large.sound from - connie van putten, hercules police, reserve detective and piothey were described as wearing all blackconnie van putten with the hercules police says like a lot of bay area cities over the last two years they have had their share of snatch and grab the

. >> even starbucks. >> starbucks >> even starbucks. >> yesterday disney and others >> so dimon said -- >> the ones who are not doing it, those employees are going how about us guess what they'll be doing it, too >> jpmorgan ceo, jamie dimon not only did he say 3% was possible, he said we could get to 4% in 2018. lloyd blankfein, and i pressed him a little, i said that was not the outcome, the election that you were, i think, hoping for. now that you have seen what's happened to the stock market, up 40% since election day, how businesses are going, confidence, are you happy with the outcome? he said he couldn't really say i'm happy with the outcome, but he did >> that's okay >> no but he said i don't think the stock market would be where it is. i don't think gdp would be where it is. maybe the polarization would be less, but he to concede that the benefits probably outweighed any of the downside. >> that was lloyd. >> that was lloyd. >> and jamie has become very positive >> jamie and lloyd said 3% is possible long-term which we have not heard from all the economists >> i think it wil

starbucks, they're everywhere. we know that. should they be?e room with that. >> talking about starbucks coming to yosemite national park. as of now, yosemite is void of inside the yosemite lodge, it wouldn't be a stand alone store. 10,000 people signed this petition resisting the addition to the area. a lot of people had things to say about it. the opening of a starbucks in yosemite valley opens the door to further undue development. the park will lose its essence, making it hardly distinguishable from a bustling city. kathy adds, some things need to be left alone. on the other side, david said, i'm all right with the starbuck. make it an old-fashioned cafe with no take-out foot or drink. we asked you on twitter, should will be a starbucks at yosemite? >> 62% saying no, 38% saying yes. ironically enough, about 90% had no problem with a pizza hut. >> there you yosemite's marketing manager says starbucks is one of many improvements they are making to enhance the visitor experience. it will be interesting to see if that changes anything. >>> stil

it struck me as i'm reading starbucks' announcement. maternal leave, sick pay, educational services. it's one thing to say $1,000 is crumbs. and we know how outrageous a comment like that is. but it's another thing to go against things that go to the core of the liberal agenda. >> this has been done with free market economics. can we all admit the free market works. that trickle down economics worked all along. that the democrats the ceos of these companies, are they going to admit free market economics works and benefits their employees. charles: you can imagine the board meeting when they decided to do this and said we have to acknowledge the tax cut as the reason we are able to expedite these projects. >> my dad worked at starbucks for a long time. i can report that i have nothing but good things to say about what probably happened in the discussions. the ceos are takinged the tax reform trump signed and doing good things for the american people. he single democrat who refused to sign this is getting a goose egg. no one gets credit e

starbucks is reporting first quarter results. nicole, give us those numbers. >> so let's take a look. for earnings per share, we did see a beat. sixty-five cents versus the 57-cent estimate. the revenue, though, a miss. 6.07billion. in fact, we're seeing the stock now down 3.7%. interestingly enough, sales in china rose 6%, and that was an area that everybody wanted to know about overall. they did also say they were going to open 2,300 next door news stores in 2018. they also continue to see sales growth of 3 to 5%. that's their forecast for starbucks. but the revenue miss seems to be weighing on the stock. in fact, down 3.4% right now. not because of me. i shop there every day. [laughter] melissa: all right. nicole, thank you. connell: they still have that on the floor of the exchange. check these numbers out. a fox news poll finding 51% of people surveyed think the economy is either excellent or good. it's actually the highest number in almost 20 years. which is kind of interesting as we still have both david and scott with us.

police are still waiting to get surveillance video from starbucks.ver a dozen laptop thefts at bay area coffee shops in the past few months. ( james ) in the south bay... police have arrested the man they say is responsible for an armed robbery. his name is matthew de la rosa. the robbery happened in morgan hill at "eye-fini-tea optique" just before christmas. officers arrested de la rosa in a hollister. they say he did confess to the crime. ( james ) police are searching for three people... wanted for a pair of robberies. vacaville police are asking for help in identifying these people. they're accused of robbing the same store twice in just four days. during one of the robberies... one of the suspects pointed a gun at the clerk to get cash. ( darya ) the number of homes destroyed by mudslides in montecito is now up to 115. that's nearly double last week's estimate. that number could change again as damage inspections continue. the death toll remains at 20 -- with three people still missing. now... a mudslide survivor is talking about losing several

if you're into starbucks if you're into like taking selfies with your starbucks cup and everything this is pretty much the closest to go if you go to subway you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc for ian so. on. the city's pretty much made for students so make great use of the student fees have increased from three thousand pounds to nine thousand pounds that does mean that students want better value for money they want more and marketing can help and communicate what what the benefits of an organization are so we always have many many different people coming over we had some professors from many different countries we have also movie directors and everything if you want to make a good impression stuff you can get a job offers in higher education in the u.k. traditionally like historically communications and marketing have been very much a support function what we're seeing now is a transformation where we're moving from a supporting role to a leadership role. and that's the feeling that as has come very very quickly over the last few yea

gunfre first erupted in napa at this starbucks on jefferson street around 8:30amcapt. patrick manzer. it sounds like from what we have heard is that there was a conversation between two male parties in the parking lot, and as the conversation somehow got out of hand, someone saw the victim slump down and backing away.police rushed to the scene and an ambulance took the 19 year old victim to the hospital where he is in critical conditon and undergoing surgery. napa high, just across the street locked down as detectives searched for the gunman. but then around 10am, a report of another shooting several miles away.wendell coleman. i heard my neighbor pull up and he was calling for his wife to help him because he was hurt. wendell coleman lives in the sutherland area of napa. he says he ripped off his 66 year old neighbors shirt to help stop the bleeding, as he and the man's wife waited for an ambulance.capt. mazer. the second victim observed suspicious activity in his neighborhood. by being a good responsible neighbor who stopped to see what someone was doing, as a result

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this lawsuit was thrown out against starbucks over too much foam.ffend filling lat tai's, two customers said foam be included in the volume of the drink and sued the seattle based coffee giant. the judge rejected the claim because of lack of evidence and added its reasonable to expect foam in a latte, jim, rahel. >> i will say because i get my vanilla latte's there, sometimes the little bit too foamy, and i do say something, but -- >> ya. >> but your a not suing them. >> no, i'm not going to sue them. >> thanks, diane. >> next time, less foam? >> exactly, exactly. well, it is chilly out there right now, but katie is back with more on when we can see temperatures hit 60 this week. >> that will be amazing. and meisha has a check on the roads that could be a bill slick out there. back in a moment. psst, grocery cart 12 o'clock. oooh and she looks like the no artificial sweeteners type, she'll love us. right? we are the new light & fit greek yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. zerooooo! ooh eye contact. be cool. ♪ ♪ yeah girl, 13 grams of protein. 9

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starbucks reportedly has a secret menu inspwith three drins inspired by the films. you can get a butter beer cappuccino, and a butter beer pumpkin juice, but you have to know how to order them. to get a butter beer cappuccino, you have to get a creme cappuccino, with caramel and coffee nut syrups and caramel syrup on top. >> that works for you, not so much for me. this almost sounds like it's out of harry potter also, tattoos that talk. >> it's a new tech based take on body art from an l.a. startup known as skin motion, a tattoo artist creates a sound wave file as a tattoo and then an app is used to play back the tattoo and then uses an audio file. >>> the book "fire and nd nd nd inside the trump white house will hit the small screen. no network has signed on to the project yet, leaked excerpts from the book sparked a war of words between president trump and his former chief strategist steve bannon about his comments in the book. >> i didn't retuun for the sena to shut down the government. >> the effort to get both sides back on track to keep things running. >>> and

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stuart: starbucks is giving better benefits. liz: and pay raises.art: to 150,000 of its workers. liz: and, by the way, a lot of those companies are in districts that democrats have won. so this is a real shout out i think from corporate america saying you know what, dc? this is what we've been wanting all along. it seems all of corporate america is responding. >> and, by the way, what i think is great is almost all of them have said it's because the tax bill. it's not because wow we're doing so great. business is up, we're going to do this. if they were correcting the gop tax bill. so i think that -- and, by the way, i would think the number on workers now has to be over 2.5 million workers. ashley: and the reporters talking to mick mulvaney at the white house saying this has nothing to do with tax reform. how stupid do they look? . stuart: that was the first question from gary cohn yesterday. the very first question. how could trump take credit for this? the money was in the coughers already. >> when the companies themselves are saying it's because

. >> even starbucks. >> even starbucks. yesterday disney and others. the ones that aren't doing it, the employers are going, how about us? guess what, they're going to be doing it too. >> the president repeated that analogy today to a crowd of more than 1,000 people. there are two types of trump speeches, the state of the union speech soft and then there's the floor of the u.n. combative. he catered to the crowd and softened his america first message. >> america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe. and the drive for excellence, creativity and innovation in the u.s. has led to important discoveries that help people everywhere live more prosperous and far healthier lives. >> reporter: no one walked out as some had threatened if anyone boycotted you couldn't tell because every seat was full despite all the complaints that i've heard from many of the people here about president trump, the second he took the stage, the cameras, one noted on twitter that

(pam) a starbucks in alameda... has been a hot spot for crime.next - what was stolen from the coffee shop this time. (steve)hard earned cash.. that is what the mayor of brentwood is dishing out for information about some local vandals. (pam) vandals destroyed tens of thousands of bees in monterey county. why the farmer says, this could effect almond farms and more.. across the state. (steve) tonight at ten out of the east bay: kron four has reported on four different laptop thefts that happened at coffee shops around the bay area .... just since january first. now it's happened again..(pam) the latest happened on sunday in alameda... at a starbucks where thieves have made off with laptops before. kron four's spencer blake explains what happened. the starbucks on atlantic in alameda is where three men stole three laptops sunday evening.they walked in, each targeted a laptop, grabbed them, and ran out."this is something that's going on that people will slip in and grab equipment like what i've got or better and run wi

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at a starbucks where thieves have made off with laptops before.ron four's spencer blake is live there tonight. spencer, how did this one play out? (spencer)it was a lot like many of the other robberies - a snatch-and-grab.but this time, there were three guys working at once. the starbucks on atlantic in alameda is where three men stole three laptops sunday evening.they walked in, each targeted a laptop, grabbed them, and ran out."this is something that's going on that people will slip in and grab equipment like what i've got or better and run with it. they don't really go for the cheaper stuff; they go for the more expensive ones."police say it seems like at least one of the victims' computers was unattended...but one victim was áactively using his, and it still got swiped."they like to strong arm, ya know, just take your stuff."last fall, there was a rash of laptop thefts at east bay coffee shops, including this same starbucks.there have been well over a dozen in the past several months.one woman at the starbucks tuesday didn't see sunday's actio

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and just this morning starbucks announced it is permanently raising pay and and one-time stock bonuses. this major investment will affect 150,000 employees. so, mr. president, the good news about tax reform and its benefits is rolling in almost faster than i can keep up with it. in retrospect the surprise here is not that the tax reform boasted the economy -- boo ted the economy -- boasted the economy, the real surprise is that there are those who didn't see it coming.

. >>> starbucks giving pay raises and expanded benefits. company announced this morning, it's using some of the savings from the tax cut signed into law by president trump to pay for new perks. >>> number 7, we're following your wednesday morning commute with a live look at the east shore freeway. it's looking pretty good. getting a little busier. we had earlier problems at the toll plaza. those are cleared. but the metering lights are on. >>> a well-trained pig could teach some of us about a cleanline cleanliness. >> talking about me? >> no. >> what, what? >> paul the pig makes a mess playing with his toys. but just watch what happens when play time it over. look. he's picking up every single one of his toys and putting them back in his toy b he enjoys doing it. every single toy went right back in. this is what he does. don't mean to take this to a dark place. hard to enjoy your bacon after watching something like this. so smart and sweet. what are you going to do? >> i'm going to say that the floor is kind of dirty. >>> coming back with a