if they are working on the floor, they wear a red shirt and in starbucks they put on a black shirt. all revenue s receipts from any purchases in the cafe are target receipts and not starbuck receipts. starbucks association is strictly through a license agreement, allowing the use of their branding. and the sale of their merchandise. they have no ownership in the cafe. the planning department had requested target to come back and seek a cu based on the starbucks branding. so that is why this is included in the six that are here today. here is its location on the first floor of the property. again a blow up of what it looks like. again, the arrow shows the entry. it's an entry ramp from the store itself. the location on the exterior is in red. and as you can see, this is a photo of the location as it is today, you have to go through the target store entrance and turn and go into the interior cafe. one last photo of the cafe itself. that is the end of the sponsor presentation. one other thing to note, representatives from each of the proposed cu tenants are here to answer questions. we also have the

s? of starbucks coffee chain? can you hear me? >> just repeat please.us about your expansion plans. describe to us how you see la vazza growing there in the next few years. , the u.s. is the second market after italy. there is a huge potential for our brand. it is a market that is growing four percent-five percent. it is five times the size of the italian market. we started with a partnership -- while we're going there to have many different projects. we want to introduce the filter range in the u.s. market. the level of investment that we are going to do is starting from advertising. is to have an important future in the usa with joinpany that will have to hundred $50 million on the usa market. as you know, master blenders recently bought a coffee unit for $5 billion. the number two coffee company after nestle. how much of a threat do you see this new company? >> look, i always say to my people that we have to know that the market is going in a consolidation process. in ald say that we are very distinctive position, a very unique position worldwide. if

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starbucks. but not everyone was eager to jump on the marijuana bandwagon. including c.'socratic governor, john. >> i opposed it, i didn't want to be the first. would have much rather done it as a nation together. but we're involved whether we like it or not in one of the great social experiments of the 21st century. how do we make this thing work? >> this great new experiment has deep roots in history. for centuries marijuana was used as a medicine. queen victoria's doctor prescribed it to ease her menstrual cramps. but it was virtually unknown in the u.s. until the early part of the 20th century. >> it's an old plant but relatively new to our culture. >> the founder of normal, the national organization for reform of marijuana laws. >> the only people that anyone knew in this country that smoked marijuana during the early years were either mexican-american migrant workers. ♪ in fact there was racial prejudice at that time. and some of our early government officials took advantage by running refer madness campaigns. that it was really a killer drug. that if you smoked mari

s. and p. five hundred apple amazon walmart c.v.s. starbucks on mcdonald's their combined market capitalizations right now is one trillion dollars with a t one trillion dollars all of that money and all of that stock is in the pockets of the multimillionaire and billionaire shareholders the employees have nothing it's a disgusting system that has to be wealth redistribution and that is the only way that the situation will be resolved. i want to get your thoughts on something a few years ago sack goldsmith who is a minister of parliaments here in the u.k. and myself were in the process of creating a hedge fund and this has fund what identify companies like the ones you've identified for example amazon and apple and we encourage people to boycott these companies while we simultaneously sold short stock in these companies as a way to monetize that dissent and then we also suggested that any profits made by this had fun would go to the victims of these companies like the victims of apple computer who are working for slave wages in china i want to g

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starbucks for only $6.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. _ _ _. good morning, i'm mark kelly. i'm anne makovec. it s satuy may 10th. >>> welcome back. just about 7:30 on this saturday morning. good morning, i'm mark kelly. >> i'm anne makovec, thanks for joining us, saturday, may 10th. goes to go -- it is going to be a sunny day around the bay area. >> a little windy this afternoon, but we're definitely starting things off with a beautiful start today, very clear out there. here's a live picture. you got the oracle arena there in the foreground. we'll see low- to mid-50s, mostly clear start, some patchy clouds out there, but all in all not that bad. so here's your headlines for today, clear, patchy morning clouds and then we'll clear up and have a mild afternoon with some gusty winds. and then a major warming trend is on the way. we'll tell but that in a few. >>> developing news this morning in virginia. police are searching for wreckage right now after a hot air balloon carrying three people caught fire and crashed. reporter chelsea perrick talked to a witness who saw the balloon's gondola burst in

starbucks is getting into the burger business? okay. we enjoy have committee's money. >> wall treat is pushing higher, with trading opening with the s&p 500s the an all time high claiming for the 4th stray day on positive economic news. apple was among the big gainers closing at two career high. >> a new report says that the median pay for an american c.e.o. is now more than $10 million, a new record, and 257 times greater than what the average employee earns. >> it is a hassle, expensive and not that necessary. on "good morning america" we will investigate clothing labels and discover that washing a dry clean only item won't always ruin the wardrobe. starbucks is opening one of the eateries in los angeles that offers burgers and other items and serving beer, wine and cocktails. they will monitor progress before exiting to more dinner service. that is america's money. >> palo alto's electric carmaker tesla could be the darling of wall street but a top credit rating company says not to fast giving tesla credit rating junk status, six levels below the top rating of investment grade. there is a lot of uncertainty ait bought future because of

s&p might not be on firm ground. we'll see. >> we'll check with birtha. green mountain expanding its partnership with smuckers. expanding relationship with crispy cream, starbucks and pete's as well. we'll get back to the conference call. a lot of folks watching to see what they're doing about coffee prices up so high and the launch of those new products later this year, the keurig in particular. >> what's the trade here? >> i think there's a chance you can buy green mountain here. 130 was the high. we're down significantly on this. this is a company making some changes. i know people are concerned about coffee prices. in my experience, i'm not going to go without my daily cup of coffee. take a look at the lines at starbuck starbuck's. >> tesla's conference call begins later and zillow reporting moments ago. fire eye getting burned today, down more than 20% after reporting earnings last night. down more than 60% in just the past two months. what can the ceo say to shareholders? we'll ask him next. customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed one-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidel

s the energy space. making cappuccino we serve a product with caffeine. >> you want to go deeper into coffee? >> our partnership with starbucks fantastic. we are the number one ready to drink coffee company in the country. we are addressing the energy need space through multiple offerings. >> there is the whole energy drink market, $9 billion and red bull and monster have two thirds of it. it would have been a perfect market for pepsico and coca-cola to dominate >> we distribute rockstar, a great product. our participation in the energy drink category is through our distribution agreement with a rock star and our goal is to make it a lot more successful than today because we think it is a great product and partnership. a companyream is growing exponentially, and given the do-it-yourself soft drinks category. is that something you want to be in? in-home soft drink manufacturers, if you want to call it that, could be something that is a significant force into the future. when will it happen? we don't know. but i think our goal is to play with all the manufacturers of machinery to make sure when this category becomes a factor wi

s. and p. five hundred which is the five hundred biggest companies in the country let's just take six companies apple amazon wal-mart c.v.s. mcdonald's and starbucks the multi-millionaire and billionaire shareholders of those six companies alone are now sitting on more than a trillion dollars the show. holders have everything and the employees have nothing most of them a living and housing projects with not a penny to their names i don't even want to talk about what the beam pickers in central america that work for howard schultz have to their names they have nothing ironic i wish that people shared your anger might be a better place what elles throughout your travels kind of awakened you to what was really going on while i've been in more than fifty countries on six different continents just in the last few years and i've been in half of the states in this country and the united states is not about greenwich connecticut the hamptons and new york and beverly hills and california it's about camden new jersey that's a city that is striking distance from new york you have three thousand abandoned buildings there and not one movie theater there's two