you see starbucks is written here, but this does not resellable any starbucks i have been in. is like a theme park of coffee. they dispensed with some of the more american concoctions. no frappuccino on the menu, but they have imported american pricing, which is high for italy. at mulan's cafe, they have been brewing espresso for a century and customers were unphased by the american import. >> will starbucks change their way italians are drinking coffee? >> no, we are italian. we invented coffee and pizza. >> reporter: starbucks has struggled and closed stores in other countries with a strong coffee culture. to succeed in italy, it will need more of this. >> you see the brazilian coffee beingg toasted in this super hue machine. then you drink it. it's the complete experience. it's incredible. >> you have been in here for 15 minutes and you're a convert. >> completely changed my mind. >> reporter: seth done, mulan. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the

we do that not only by working within starbucks but with many partners outside of starbucks by innovatingany things like the straw less lid. the things we are introducing are being deployed around the world. we come up with newly designed straws that are composed of all or biodegradable. emily: what are they going to be made of and who will supply them? >> some are paper and some are compostable plastic. there's a supply chain being built to supply the volume straws that natalie starbucks -- not only starbucks customers use but are used in many other beverage establishments. emily: someone say the straws are just a drop in the bucket. what else can you do to push the needle? >> the other thing that we do is really work with local government to make sure they have recycling capabilities. we are focused on getting our recyclable cups and plastic into the appropriate recycling system in these local communities. we can make a big difference there. you have to focus on a variety of domains and that is what we are doing. selina: that was kevin johnson. we will have more from the global climate

it is also the first place in italy to now have a starbucks. doane reports the american coffee giant is a big jolt to italian cafe culture. >> reporter: the company called it coffees version of willie wonka's factory. the 25,000 square foot roastery where beans shoot through tubes and coffee and ice cream are concocted in ways that seem more science experiment than neighborhood starbucks. this is really more of a theme park of coffee. they call it a reserve roastery. with more than 27,000 stores in 78 countries, but none in italy until friday, starbucks had been coticeably absent in this country that invented espresso. while they have done away with american touches like the e,appachino here, they have imported american pricing. espresso here is the euro 80, a fall cappaccino five euros, that is well more than double you find in most places here. at camparino in gallonneria where howard schultz was said to have been inspired they have been brewing espresso for a ffeeury. coffee is traditional quick and traditionally consumed while standing at t

blaine hodge/starbucks hero: "it was the fear that was on her face. let it keep happening you know like and you gotta do something like no way, nah ah, no, no, that was what was going through my head. no. absolutely not.he grabbed the man and pulled him off then slipped to the floor and while he was down -- the attacker turned the machete on him - giving the woman the chance to get away - but leaving blaine with his own stab wounds.the attacker then looked for the woman and when he couldn't find her he left building and was arrested moments later by nearby c-h-p officers.blaine has been recovering at kern medical after undergoing surgery on his hand and 23abc was there the moment he was released from the hospital. when asked if he would change anything about his actions - his answer is simple.blaine hodge/starbucks hero: "no, cause then when i think about it, nobody else came to help. she would've died. so no. this is a small price to pay for somebody else's life you know." the scars will stay with him for the rest of his life - but will be a constant

blaine hodge/starbucks hero: "it was the fear that was on her face.uldn't just let it keep happening you know like and you gotta do something like no way, nah ah, no, no, that was what was going through my head. no. absolutely not.he grabbed the man and pulled him off then slipped to the floor and while he was down -- the attacker turned the machete on him - giving the woman the chance to get away - but leaving blaine with his own stab wounds.the attacker then looked for the woman and when he couldn't find her he left building and was arrested moments later by nearby c-h-p officers.blaine has been recovering at kern medical after undergoing surgery on his hand and 23abc was there the moment he was released from the hospital. when asked if he would change anything about his actions - his answer is simple.blaine hodge/starbucks hero: "no, cause then when i think about it, nobody else came to help. she would've died. so no. this is a small price to pay for somebody else's life you know." the scars will stay with him for the rest of his life - but will be

that starbucks cannot get away by paying 2.8% in tax?d listen and say why not? they make it clear that they are paying more than they were back in 2012 when margaret hodge shouted at them to pay more. they did a volu nta ry them to pay more. they did a voluntary contribution to hm rc. this is the fact that you cannot have a tax system dictated on public opinion and the rating and people saying you should pay! i do agree with her here, the trouble is, the really boring truth is that it requires restructuring, supplication of the tax system. i think we have called through the last 30 years, the idea that if you reduce tax, you increase business opportunities, it isa increase business opportunities, it is a good thing. the whole moral climate, the wider climate is changing, people are saying no, given the cuts that we have, the crash and all of that, people are saying no, the tax system itself needs to change. in the present situation will weather that will happen or not is a different matter. if you were to hike attacks, obviously starbuck

we do that by working not only within starbucks with many partners outside of starbucks to figure outow to innovate around things like the strawless lid that we have introduced here in the united states and are now being deployed around the world. in addition to the strawless lid, it's coming with new designs of straws that are easterly compostable, biodegradable. emily: what will supply them? kevin: some are made of paper and some are made of compostable plastics. a supply chain is being built to supply the volume of straws starbucks' customers use but are used in other food and beverage establishments. emily: some say the straws are a drop in the bucket what goes into the ecosystem. what else can you do to push the needle? kevin: what we do is work with local government to make sure they have recycling capabilities. the more we focus on getting our recycleable cups into the appropriate recycling systems into these communities we can make a big difference there as well. so you have to really focus on a variety of domains and that's what we're doing. emily: kevin johnson speaking at t

starbucks has become a common sight around the world over the last thirty years but it hasn't ventured into the motherland of espresso and couple cino until now that is the us coffee chain has just opened its first outlet in italy store melanne is aimed at an upscale market starbucks is betting that premium coffees will win over customers in the country or in the press so as a quick and inexpensive daily routine it comes as starbucks plans to close one hundred fifty u.s. branches in the coming year because of a slowing market there. and that wraps up our show if you want more do check out our social media feeds our website that's d w w d. dot com. now thanks for the company you're back at home are. part of the. more. climate change. the same ability of. environmental pressure. globalisation the face biodiversity species one's racial exploitation the polity. human rights displacement told the globe to a local action. three thousand. state by state. the most colorful. yes. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on

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starbucks has become a common sight around the world over the last thirty years but it hasn't ventured into the motherland of espresso and cup which you know until now that is the us coffee chain has just opened its first outlet in italy store melanne is aimed at an upscale market starbucks is betting that premium coffees will win over customers in the country or in the press so as a quick and inexpensive daily routine it comes as starbucks plans to close one hundred fifty u.s. branches in the coming year because of a slowing market there. and that wraps up our show if you want more do check out our social media feeds our website that's d d w. all of you dot com. now thanks for the company you're back at home are. staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. the fighting for the taking seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up women's talk. for fear of women smart talks smart state and legend frank recently dangerous time for me for my. son beethoven. his work. as for tonight. the maestro and fish. twenty. two and. the world population

and long queues a starbucks opens its first store in italy but it's already facing an official complaint from the challenging. seven iran has reportedly closed its border crossing with iraq after protests to storm the iranian consulate in the southern iraqi city of basra assessing the light them straight as are angry at what they see as a radian influence in the region it's the latest escalation following weeks of deadly protests triggered by a lack of basic services and deep dissatisfaction with the government on friday one more protest to die and taking the death toll since monday to twelve ism heywood. to being a day of tension tolman a sing and dance the uranium consonant on after being stormed by a group of protest against they try to set a timeline the date to fool people pushed back this time it was not. demonstrators bent in their anger about iran's alleged involvement in iraqi politics and it's payday as they say to deliver key services to the city. earlier they chanted political parties out remain sprit and we will never be humiliated people here believe the politicians have tu

we do that by working within starbucks and also many partners outside of starbucks to figure out howo innovate things around the straw lists -- strawless lid. in addition to that, new designs of straws better compostable or biodegradable. emily: what will they be made of? >> paper, and compostable plastic. supply chains are being built to supply the volume of straws that starbucks customers use and that are used in many other food and beverage established -- establishments. emily: some people say the straw is a drop in the bucket. what else can you do to push it? >> we work with local government to ensure they have recycling capabilities. the more we are focused on getting recyclable cuts and plastic into the appropriate andcling system -- cups plastic into the appropriate recycling system, we can make a difference. you have to focus on a variety of domains and that is what we are doing. up next, we continue coverage from the summit. i will talk with the mayor of san francisco about our city stance on protecting the environment. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: back to our coverage from t

one starbucks is saying he must have gray hair to work here? tracee: something like that.ks in mexico city just opened its first cafÉ made up entirely by senior staff members. 55 years and older starbucks along with the national institute for the elderly has a program in mexico of labor inclusion that gives employment opportunities to senior citizens. starbucks mexico plans to provide employment to 120 senior adults by the end of the year with those jobs they get benefits, which we now can be tough. cheryl: i love this because the baby boomer generation that lost their jobs during the recession are still kind of the final left behind piece of the employment picture in the united states. i wish they would do it here. lauren: i think that would be a great program. the issue here-- i don't know about the senior citizens you know, but i don't think my parents are in the starbucks thing. cheryl: thank you. lauren: coming up director tyler perry offers a well-known 80s after a job after he was spotted working at trader joe's spirit to you know who that is? and say goodbye to tv

a new starbucks that goes up in a community, increases housing prices 0.5% in a year. it's not clear whether housing ices are rising because of the starbucks or because more wealthy people, who like the coffee chain, moved into that area. >>> flu season is almost here.'s and the an experimental drug that seems promising for treating the sickest people battling the flu. unlike tamiflu, in new drug doesn't just ease symptoms, it appears to clearhe virus from the body in just one day. >> it's any amount of potency, this drug is f promisingor treatingls indiv who have risk for complications. >> thefda could approve this drug by the end of 2 year. >>> in there is a new strain of bacteria that i resistant to all known antibiotics. >> some arealng it a public health threat. 's been discovered in australian hospitals. no one has died from an infection from the bacteria. but the ris dovrdiscovery is prompting calls for hospitals to do more to treat infections. 14 a man-caused wild card is burning homes in california. it's burning on both sid of interstate 5 in shasta just north

or because more opulent or richer people who like starbucks move into that area. now you can learn more about the study, just get on our nbc washinon app and search "starbucks." >> well, theres no pla like home. a pair of dorothy's iconic ruby red slippers a now back in the right happened. until this week, that pair has been missing for a decade. the slippers were stolen from the judy garland museum in minnesota back in 2005. the fbi finallyracked them down. now after some scientific amaze they've concluded that the recovered shoes are authentic. they certainly still hold their magic. heyother people see them, just sort of feel that in their heart, sort of the magic that they produce. each after two years of working on this project, i still sort of smile every single time i see f e shoes when they come out the box. >> the best part about this discovery, the smithsonian already had one of th four remaining pairs of both left feet. the recovered shoes are both the t foot. so now the pairs ofre shoes a back together again with their appropriate match. who knew? >> is

what is starbucks doing overseas?tracee: starbucks will open an upscale cafÉ in milan, the first in its country and 35 years after the chairman visited is silly-- italy and was inspired to set up his own coffee chain. it will be high-end and so will prices. prices nearly double what italians pay at their local coffee shop. starbucks says the cafÉ is a premium experience hence the cost. cheryl: that has been his dream. domino's pizza, free pizza for life promotion went completely haywire. what happened? tracee: domino's pizza in russia told customers to tattoo a domino's logo on their body. they underestimated how many people would actually be willing to take their pizza that far. the promotion was scheduled to go two months, but was shut down after five days with domino's announcing the first 350 people with tattoos awarded a lifetime deal. lauren: i'm not surprised because tattoos are no big deal anymore. tracee: covered up maybe was something else. lauren: coming up we are looking at senator bernie sanders and how h

week starbucks plans to expand the program by the end of the year. >>> if you know seone who smokes, they'll tell you quitting is tough. cold turkey may not be the best ongs.re archers at the university of minnesota recruited 1200 smokers. uithose who q immediately struggled the most and had more problems with withdrawalmp ms. but those asked to gradually quit were able to stick it out. they ended up smoking fewer cigarett every day and had more days when they didn't smoke at all. >> for the first time guidelines have been released on how to treat children with the cdc doesn't -- if yourst chd ts to vomit after a head injury or loses consciouess, a doctor may order a ct scan. concussion symptoms generally clear u on their own within a few months. they say kids should rest for a few days before gradually returning to nor lactivity. >> it's now 4:15. new video showing a construction project gone very wrong. do you see what happened here? >> o yeah. >> a crane fell over and split a home in be half through the ddle. >> oh, my goodness. >> the crane went through the second story of this o

we take a photograph of starbucks. he loads the digital image on his computer and adjust it to the correct proportions. now will print three sized image. next we'll switch the security setting on his phone to iris detection. as this should allow me to unlock the phone with an image of my iris. my access codes to and is it secure to sit snow the manufacturer says it is but will soon see that it's not a system as much as. we've bought some generic contact lenses at a drugstore they'll help to make the iris image more realistic. show them so take the image and hold it up and give us this as my alternate on. when i'm going and then i need to find believable. on my tech security system is outsmarted by a simple piece. paper. cyber attacks on individuals are bad enough but it's even worse when criminals hack into databases where large numbers of such images are stored. test today might involve just one person criminals can just select a victim and coffee that data and in those databases there are thousands even hundreds of t

you see starbucks is written here, but this does not resemble any starbucks i've ever been in.ome of the more american concoctions. no frappuccino on the record, but they have imported american pricing, which is high for italy. at milan's cafe where schultz was said to have been inspired, they've been brewing espresso for a century, and customers were unfazed by the american import. will starbucks change the way italians are drinking coffee? >> no. we are italian. we invented coffee and pizza. >> reporter: starbucks has struggled and closed stores in other countries with a strong coffee culture, including australia, new zealand, and israel. to succeed in italy, it will need more of this. >> you see the brazilian coffee being toasted in this super huge machine. then you drink it. it completes the experience. it's incredible. >> reporter: wow. you've been in here for 15 minutes and you're a convert. >> i've complete will i changed my mind. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning: saturday," seth doane, milan. >> i just got back from italy. i love their coffee there, but you guys know

we take a photograph of starbuck's eyes. he loads the digital image onto his computer and adjusted to the correct proportions. it is. now a printer resized image. next we'll switch the security setting on. phone to my wrist detection. is ten minutes but this does too this should allow me to unlock the phone with an image of my iris phone and my eyes or my access codes to i'm deaf is it secure to sit the manufacturer says it is but we'll soon see that it's not the stimulus inches. we've bought some generic contact lenses at a drugstore they'll help to make the iris image more realistic. told them so take the image and hold it up and get this this is my i'll turn it on . and i'm going i'm in. need to find believable. itek security system is outsmarted by a simple piece of paper. cyber attacks on individuals are bad enough but it's even worse when criminals hack into databases where large numbers of such images are stored. but if you were to. test today might involve just one person x. criminals can just select a victim and cof

they say david lista placed a camera inside the restroom of a starbucks on dyer street. during a search of his home... police say they also found child porn and meth. lista is a plumber and police believe he may have recorded the unsuspecting homeowners he worked for. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) and new video just into the kron 4 newsroom... this is surveillance video from a t- mobile store that was robbed in concord. we first told you about this story tuesday on the kron 4 morning news. this video shows two different angles of the burglary. three people went into the store and stole 6-thousand dollars worth of cell phones and tablets. this is at the "park-n-shop" shopping center on willow pass road. police don't know whether this robbery is connected to recent apple store robberies in corte madera... walnut creek... santa rosa and burlingame. ( darya ) new this morning... a contra costa judge is facing nine charges of judical misconduct.. including sexual harrassment of women lawyers and improper treatment of def

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this came to light recently been out there a couple of times but starbucks is in the news today because they paid only a nine point five percent. when the corporate rate in the u.k. is nineteen percent or close to maybe it's nineteen point five but a lot more than they paid no nobody's saying that this was you know. anything a legal it was just merely borden's but this brings up a recurring issue particularly in light of what's happened in the us was trying to bring money back what's the latest well you're right but there's a great difference between if they janelle void and i think that avoidance is actually you look at the best in the brightest the best the brightest go into the tax firms in the global firms whereas you have bureaucrats writing the tax code and that's one of the starbucks spokespeople that she is quoted as saying you know we abide by the tax code i mean of course they're looking for loopholes and actually winning so does everybody i think though this issue has been around for a while and actually you ironically could look and you could say in two thousand and sixteen

starbucks is venturing into the motherland of his friends so encompassing you know the u.s. coffee chain has just opened its first outlet in italy a store in milan is aimed at an upscale market starbucks is betting that premium coffees will win over customers in a country where an espresso is a quick and inexpensive daily routine comes of stocks plans to close one hundred fifteen branches in the u.s. in the coming. to cuba now after years of u.s. trade sanctions and an inefficient economy people have to live with very limited resources the response is what the cubans probably refer to as invent a substance using everyday items for things that are in short supply demonstrating for example. sometimes a little piece of raba can go a long way. you don't have to look far in just about any aspect of cuban life to find something like this a condom doubling at this rally as a balloon. condoms are so cheap and plentiful in cuba that they end up in the most unusual of places fisherman use them as barbers to float their hooks in the sea and every mechanic knows that a condom makes a te

. >>> a shakeup at starbucks. the big change the company is planning. >>> amazon is facing issues over angry employees. coming up, why some workers aren't happy even after getting a raise. >> goo ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> let's take a look at the air quality. we are under a "spare the air" today and again tomorrow. it looks like that change in the temperature will bring us cleaner air by the time we get to friday. let's get more news from jessica. >> trouble is brewing at starbucks. bloomberg reports the company is reorganizing and planning corporate layoffs that will start at the top levels. a memo from the ceo to employees says changes will begin this week and carry on into november. starbucks is trying to reverse stagnant sales. in july starbucks said sales increased just 1% in its l

people are going to be surprised as the quality of starbucks coffee.was empty. we restored it. and it really is a gift to the city of milan. >> howard, i keep thinking this is your final act as an executive at starbucks but you're going out with a caffeinated bang. but it raises the question. what's next for you? are you considering politics? >> well, i kind of expected this question, norah, so, you know, what i've been saying for the last few months is that i took the summer off for the first time in 40 years. i've just finished writing a very important book that i've handed in to random house. it will come out in '19. i'm thinking about a lot of things. i said publicly perhaps one of them will be public office, but there's a lot of things i could do perhaps to help the american people and help people who are not being served by this administration by not running for president. we'll have to see. >> back here at home there's a lot of talk because someone from inside the trump administration has released an op-ed, essentially talking about being part o

they love the tradition of starbucks., you hear the people saying, "my granpapa, he used to make-a the cake pop. he would toss-a the cake and make-a the ball. he would take-a his phone charger and plug it into the wall and pretend to work on his a-screenplay. my mama, she would put out the world-a music cds, maybe a dave matthews or a michael buble. singing a-christmas carols. and in the afternoon, she close the shop for a mandatory racial a-sensitivity training. ahh, i can still smell-a the pumpkin spice." this is going to revolutionize the way italians drink coffee, right? >> will starbucks change the way italians are drinking coffee? >> no, we are italian. we invented coffee and pizza. >> stephen: excuse me, excuse me, signora, pizza was invented by papa john! as you'd expect, some italians are not happy about the opening. >> it's for tourists. come on, for tourists! >> i like starbucks, but it's like a big invasion. >> stephen: i don't blame them for being offended. i mean, that would be like if some dumb american did

.% starbucks i've -- starbucks -- they are targettng 120 workers. they have over 7000 employees in mexico. see peopleo say cannoo wait being 55 years old as being old. thanks for that. time now for our press revieww it is time to take a look at what is making headlines around the globe. we are going to start with reactions to brazil's national museum going up in flames. >> millions of priceless treasures have perished. comparable to a national suicide. the newsppper says a country dies when its own history is destroyed. pe have seen some spectacular images likk the one you see the paper has put together 10 oo the valuabbe treasures that have been lost including a prehistoric dinosaur assembled in bbazil. we have mummies of pre-columbian people. in museum housed the largest collection of egyptian culture in latin america. thealss have the stall of oldest human gone. they also focus onnthe causes of the blaze. manyyblaming the country's3 gone up in flames. the website explains that austerity has restricted hospitals and univerrities and much of the pu

is starbucks a competitor, or do they have just a different offering?ndrea: our job is to avoid any direct competition. so if we see somebody's coming in our turf, we try to move away. we have thousands of competitors or none. starbucks that you mentioned, not necessarily because they are really in a different business. they are retailers. their core business is really operating their own coffee shops. the several thousands they have, tens of thousands they have all over the world. we are not in the same business. francine: so what is your business, high end? is it for restaurants? is it for bars? is it for consumption at home? andrea: the dream upon which my grandfather founded the company was to offer the greatest coffee to the world, and this dream is now, let's say, converted in our mission, which is clearly to be leader in quality. we seek the best possible quality working hand in hand with our coffee growers, developing technology, and experiences in order to enhance this coffee. this is what we do. and we don't seek for volume. we don't seek noth

starbucks frapiccino, major change to coffee drink. we will tell you the other terms that made the cut coming up. all the story, all the stories coming up, first top story this hour, leaner times are ahead. i spoke with federal reserve president jim bullard about this very topic yesterday. >> i think the projections are that the economy are going to slow and i think that's the right thing to base policy on that that should be how you plan and then you hope for the best, you hope that productivity will improve in the u.s. economy and you'll actually get faster growth, that'll be great news. maria: next fed meeting is september 26th, we are expecting rates to move higher at the time. joining us to discuss mark, mark, good to see you, the survey came from your firm, what prediction should we take to avoid economical and what is leading to economic slowdown given the fact that we saw two straight quarters of 4% growth? >> in a way you answered the question, good morning, maria, great to be back with you, i think, you know, just completed s

. >>> and starbucks making big changes in an effort to jolt sales. the details ahead on this tuesday, september 25th as "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan happy birthday to superman and luke skywalker >>> futures are not doing a whole lot right now. maybe we need a market superman. we'll wait and see what goes on with trade, brett kavanaugh, rod rosenstein we're seeing dow futures up a bit, 38 points now the big money moves have been coming in oil. crude oil once again today is higher overseas traded brent, 82 a barrel u.s. traded oil up about 72. coming up in your morning rbi, an interesting stat on what oil is likely to do now that may want you to fill up your tank today. shell's ceo sat down with cnbc for an exclusive interview we covered a wide range of topics including climate change, the buyback program and the impact of steel and aluminum tariffs. we began with his reaction to brent crude hitting a nearly four-year high >> market is a bit tight in

for a while and actually you ironically could look and you could say in two thousand and sixteen starbucks made one hundred eighty eight billion across europe a new the u.k. is one of their biggest markets and they only paid about four billion in taxes there so that some outlet less than four percent you can actually say they're getting better if that makes sense and i think you need to look at one issue that does work and that shaming you might remember in two thousand and ten vodafone was actually shamed into closing their offices on oxford street because they had protesters outside when the u.k. government actually let them off through lots of issues around it but about six billion and a tax write off so i think shaving works. mentioned that i hadn't recalled that now when we look at other places around the world whether. you're. you us in particular. countries in europe france belgium with much higher corporate tax rates and yet even you know surprising to me mexico has a very. close australia yes of the u.k. is actually fairly competitive we don't get all the nations really actually v

a look at what starbucks is offering as it brings back its deal. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> good morning. i'm eric chemi at cnbc. wall street is set to open slightly higher this morning after stocks sell yesterday. the markets turned lower after the fed raised interest rates for the third time this year. and looking to hike them again in december, three times next year. fed chair jay powell says the u.s. economy is strong and growth is healthy. bank stocks led the decline. today's watch list, unemployment, durable goods and second quarter gdp. the dow fell 106 points. the nasdaq slipping 17 to 7990. >>> amazon is opening a physical story in new york city today that will sell toys, home goods and other products that have at least a four-star rating on its website. customers will be able to try out echo speakers, kindle and other amazon devices. this is the company's latest push into the turf of rivals like target, which have been courtin

. >>> starbucks is reportedly reading organizing corporate ranks and that could mean layoffs. bloomberg reports they're looking to add to the menu and will expand the grab-and-go items. ceo kevin johnson said in a letter that he wants to increase the velocity of innovation. shares of starbucks fell 1.3% on monday. >>> one of the largest tech conferences held each year in san francisco begins today. 170,000 people are expected to attend the conference of dream force hosted with innovation in computing to discussions on how to combat climate change. the speakers included former vice president al gore, commentator ariana huffington and warriors player and tech investigators -- and tech investors. mayor libby schaaf and jeb bush will also be in attendance. the area around the center is closed. howard street between third and fourth, specifically. muni buses that travel through the area will experience some delays. >>> the top of salesforce tower is open with ceo marc benioff tweeting photos from the top floor and he wrote there are no offices, just seating to enjoy the major views

amber lee has more on what led to his arrest. >> reporter: inside this starbucks on dyer street in union city someone found a camera hidden in the restroom. >> i was surprised. i couldn't imagine. >> reporter: detectives found a clue on the video recording. >> when i looked at the video the very first. sure on -- the very first. sure on the camera was the suspect. >>> went they worked with other law enforcement agencies to identify the the suspect. >> it makes me not want to use public bathrooms anymore. it is scary to think someone did something like that. especially since i work right next door. >> reporter: investigators located where the suspect lived, in this blue band behind a business in hayward. the property manager says he has been squatting here since before the business signed a lease in june. police served a search warrant. they found evidence that he had secretly taped people in other restrooms expect there was additional child pornography and some drugs and drug paraphernalia. >> reporter: the 45-year-old is a registered sex offender who was convicted 10 years ago for posse

. >>> a former bay area school teacher is accused of videotaping people in a starbucks bathroom. he was arrested last month. investigators say he's now a plumber and he placed a camera in a starbucks bathroom in union city. the camera videotaped unsuspecting customers. back in 2008 he was a teacher in schools across the bay area. he was convicted of filming female students at mills high school in millbrae. >>> millions of dollars lost. tonight santa clara is firing the chamber of commerce as manager of the convention center. robert handa joins us from the convention center. what happened? >> reporter: kind of hard to tell. when clients come through these doors at the convention center, everyone agrees you have to spend money to get them to spend money. but the audit indicates some things went wrong. santa clara calls its convention center and visitors bureau the city's crown jewels, but some describe them now as money pits. the chamber of commerce requested an extra $500,000 for auditing costs. >> that's a big number. think of what that be spent on. this is taxpayer dollars. >> r

and also in china, taking a look at shares at starbucks relatively flat on the year.sears ceo calling on creditors to restructure $1.1 billion of debt as the company seeks to avoid bankruptcy and to sell 1 and a half billion dollars of real estate and divest 1.8 billion of assets f approved restructuring plan would reduce the company's debt about $1.2 billion. sears shares down 65%, maria. maria: all right, lauren, thank you. coming up trade fight heating up. one major company could see price increases, we will tell you where. surveillance video shows one car crashing out of parking garage in atlanta. we have the story coming back here. ♪ ♪ ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. ythen you turn 40 ande everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's

b it's move for starbucks. and they've already release a a new ad to promote it.a look at this. ♪ >> we know that you love starbucks, and watching your calories shouldn't get in the way of that. that's why we're introducing a a new, lighter version of the frappuccino's you know and love. introducing -- coffee. [ laughter ] how do we make it? we start with brewing fresh coffee, and then, we stop. that's it. no whipped cream, pumpkin spice or whatever's in this thing. the starbucks frappuccino light. it's coffee, idiot.rs [ chnd applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's right. it's just coffee! and finally, i heard about a a college student in canada wh has e-mailed everyone at his school named nicole, nicky, nicolette and nick, trying to find the woman he met at a bar. meanwhile, the actual woman was like, "whew. thank god i gave him a fake name. he sounds a little crazy." [ laughter ] we have a greaupshow. give ior the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much, roots. thank you, everybody. thank you for

the starbucks frappuccino light.ffee, idiot. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's right. it's just coffee! and finally, i heard about a a college student in canada who has e-mailed everyone at his school named nicole, nicky, nicolette and nick, trying to find the woman he met at a bar. meanwhile, the actual woman was like, "whew. thank god i gave him a fake name. he sounds a little crazy." [ laughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much, roots. thank you, everybody. thank you for being here. thank you watching. good to see ya, higgins. we have got a fun show tonight. they are two talented human beings. very funny. they are the stars of the new amazon series "forever." maya rudolph and fred armisen are here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: just -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: just the greatest. i can't wait -- i can't wait to see 'em. plus, he's up for an emmy next week for