large cup of joe $1.95, mcdonald's is $1, the starbucks runs $2.25. >> starbucks is too pricey, dunktoday's coffee wars, the winner is often a matter of taste. and just to give you a sense of how hard it is for some to live without their beloved coffee, dunkin' donuts saw 2.3% growth in the tough question. >> rebecca jarvis on wall street for us this morning, thank you very much. >>> still ahead british regulators say this is false advertising because of too much air brushing. looks pretty to us. the growinging controversy when we come back. your taste budshing, will thank you. mm... oh, you're welcome. what? my taste buds -- they're thanking me. uh-huh. meet beth, nursery school teacher. lights, camera, activia it's the best job in the world. my students are amazing. but to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. kids can tell. that's why i love eating activia every day. so delicious activia helps me feel good inside. which helps me be my best... positive, cheerful and on top of things. help regulate your digestive system. love how you feel or your money back. ♪ activia spec

. >>> starbucks is going on strike. where coffee lovers are having to find other places to get their coffee fix. ush >>> welcome back. we're taking back another live look at the new york stock exchange where stocks are down for a second straight day. gridlock in washington has been pulling stocks lower today. the dow is down 66 points. as for the other indexes, we have nasdaq, that's up, slightly up, 1 point. s&p right now is down 2. >>> thety so ray oil refinery in -- the tesoro oil refinery has agreeed to paying a fine. the company officials say they reported many of the incidents at about 40% of the unreported incidents they say were due to paperwork errors. >>> american apparel is using a new strategy to boost its sagging sales of hoodies an t- shirt. they are teaming up with ebay to create an online store. the two say there already is a strong need for this. american apparel expects to become a multi-million dollar business within the first year. >>> walmart is getting into the streaming video business. starting to

who is entitled to those tips you leave in the jar at starbucks? huge court fight. a court in new york ruled store managers aren't necessarily entitled to part of the loot. a group of managers wanted in on tips. just like hourly workers. the court dismissed the case saying starbucks policy does not violate labor laws and says tips go to hourly workers not salaried manager autos thank you. >> i'll take some. >> i know. >> and get this. after a thrilling victory this morning, united states is in the world cup final for the first time since last won in 1999. abby wombach breaking a 10th tie, scoring a 3-1 win. a crowd cheered the u.s. to victory during the game in san francisco. the big screen will also show sunday's final match, when the u.s. takes on japan and fans launching the game cannot wait. >> i just like it. it's so... like, it makes you feel like you can do anything. >> i love this team. and it's just exciting to be out. so i -- more fun to watch with friends. >> the party is free featuring a soccer skills session for kids. >>> a unique program created becaus

they have more stores than starbucks as it expands into the western u.s.l this as dunkin offers shares to the public. in the meantime, it may be worse than the government forecasts. economists say surging meat, grain and dairy prices may feed inflation will end up 3-4% they predicted. investors may hit the sell button, another downgrade on greek debt adding to the tension here. we did have a mixed close friday they may be winning. smart phone sales thanks to the popularity of android based models. samsung may sell 21 million compared 23 million iphones sold by apple. >> a tasty treat. bay area blood donors will receive a pint of ice cream for donating a pint of blood. they are offering the coupons for ice cream from baskins robbins. it will run through the end of august. >> just ahead, are they ready for some football? are you ready for football? n.f.l. month long walkout. >> we have exclusive new pictures of two new suspects as they prepare for their first court appearance for a brutal beating of a giants' fan. >>. >>ly have a live report coming up. ztzp

a slam dunk for starbucks. news before the bell nicole lapin. i'm sure the debt issue is a major problem. >> major as well and we'll get to those in a second. futures are lower following the news out of washington that the house debt ceiling vote has been postponed again. stocks were mixed yesterday as the stalemate worries investors. markets were boosted with bosstive economic data. that pushed asian markets lower and europe is lower this morning. we do get some of our own data but not expected to be as good as yesterday. looking at a first look at second quarter gdp that's expected to be below 2%. we're supposed to be around 3% around this time of the recovery and the risk there is to the down side so watch for that. the dow dropping yesterday, 12,240, the nasdaq gained a bit, 1.5 points, 2766. moody's investors service placed 177 municipal bonds on downgrade review as it re-evaluates its rating. included in the announcement, 162 local governments, 14 housing finance programs, and the university of washington. moody's says the possible downgra

starbucks is doing more to make you visit more often. you buy a beverage in the morning you bring in the receipt in the afternoon and then you get $2 off a cold beverage. live from the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >> it appears the dangerous heat wave baking the central u.s. is not going away anytime soon. heat advisories around warnings are in place in 17 states. in texas, temperatures have hit triple-digits in 14 straight days. and no relief is in sight. and led to creative solutions to keep control kool. in nebraska they are dumping ice in the pools in hopes of reducing the water damage for guests. they say it helped but not for long. how different from here where we can't get warm enough. the breezes kick in and you get shivering. >> the windchill. >> it will pick up a little bit? >> a little tomorrow and the next day. here is a look why it's going to be warmer the next couple of days. marine layer clouds for one, sea breeze is not as strong as it was last week. other beautiful picture from mount tamalpais as the late arri

after the bell, starbucks reported better than expected numbers. the coffee chain earned 36 cents per share, two cents ahead of estimates. starbucks says the results would have been seven cents higher but were pulled down by higher coffee bean prices. shares rose over 2.5% in the regular trading session; they were trading as high as $41 after hours. shares of green mountain coffee roasters up 16% to $102.50. as you can see from this chart, the shares have tripled since the start of the year. green mountain posted strong quarterly results: 49 cents a share, 13 cents ahead of estimates. with sales surging, its adding two new production facilities to keep up with demand for its single serve coffee refills. of course, coffee goes well with donuts. shares of dunkin' donuts' parent dunkin' brands adding almost 2% in their second day of trading. the stock closed at $28.39. it's up almost 50% from its i.p.o. price of $19 per share. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: japan's government wants to complete its earthquake reconstruction in the next

a starbucks competitor is ready to launch a major expansion. >>> then what would you do? quick-thinking parents on the moment their toddler toppled over a 70-foot cliff. >>> and thousands of post offices now on the chopping block, even ben franklin's. >>> overseas markets are mixed on the lack of progress with the nation's debt crisis. tokyo nikkei average was off 51 points today. hong kong's hang seng is gaining and in london the ftse opened higher. on wall street the dow lost 91 1/2 points yesterday. meanwhile, the nasdaq index fell 3. >>> home prices are up again in major u.s. cities for the second straight month, but no one is impressed. there are always more sales in the spring and prices are lower than a year ago. also, there are still many foreclosures in the pipeline waiting to go on the market and bring prices down even further. >>> get ready for the coffee wars. the parent company of dunkin' donuts goes public today, and that's starting up a battle with starbucks and mcdonald's. the cash it's raising will help it expand west of the mississippi where its rivals h

never went to a starbucks ever? >> bob: i went to buy a cookie once. >> greg: i thought you went to use the bathroom. >> bob: that was wal-mart. bathroom was lousy, by the way. >> andrea: this bill provides for free sterilization. free reproductive counseling. >> bob: what is wrong with that? >> andrea: doesn't your prized planned parenthood already do this? >> eric: thank you. >> bob: planned parenthood is one of the great organizations in america. it's left its mark -- >> eric: was it defunded? oh, right, almost defunded. >> bob: originally. by the tea party. throw birth control pills over the boat? >> greg: the fish would be sterile. >> bob: they are already because of the pollute tants that lot of your friends put in there. >> dana: we're moving on. the question is going to be is your playground ever too safe? that's what we'll talk about next on "the five." ♪ >> greg: is in the "new york times," john thierney suggests playgrounds may be too safe and avoiding risks may keep kids avoiding fear. so they later may be scared of height. so exposure to r

you say you'll like to be the starbucks of tattoo parlors. >> he took a a simple habit of human nature and made it chic and elegant. >> he's intent on growing his brand. he teamed up with house of blues in las vegas and a few years later opened king inc. at the mirage. >> i settled on las vegas because i thought it was the biggest corporate group. they go by strict rules. let's break them a little bit. that's why i'm here. not yet. it would be an honor to be called that. >> really? >> it doesn't mean that it's bad to be called a suit. i would like to see it. somebody could call me a suit. yeah, i am. >> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. melinda and stella are with us once again. the first one is -- i am a highly qualified engineer with nearly three decades of industrial experience. i recently started my own consulting business. i want to know how to market my services and proper management in corporations abconvince them to hire you. this is what you do. >> social media is really the answer to his question. this gentleman really needs to start blogging right away

i mean we all want to sit in starbucks and work, so the enterprise network is no longer there. we're all accessing stuff over the public internet. and then at the back, the enterprises adopting these clouds services, whether it be private computing for the challenge is at the back, the enterprise has a vested interest based on identity. so i, sitting in starbucks, want to go to -- was just a salesforce that, -- let's just say salesforce.com. whose identity am i doing that under? the whole problem is that security is tighter i'd be. the moment you step out of the enterprise boundary, the identity is up for grabs. so extending the enterprise boundary, extending security, extending the enterprise into the cloud is a major challenge. they have to extend not only identity management, but also all the requirements for security and clients and those sorts of things. so the adoption of various cloud services notwithstanding, it is growing at pace. there are major changes still technologically to get it done. so the enterprise use public clouds as untrustworthy, and reliable, and scary,

spl i'd like them to open starbucks in my city.nkin' donuts, no starbucks, just mcdonald's. >> reporter: and an opportunity analysts say is wide open. >> for the fast food the regions that you don't really have anything just the traditional caves and bars and that's absolutely massive playing field. >> reporter: if there is any resentment at this american fast food invasion, you won't find it here. >> i think that there's not actually junk food. it is a fantastic thing, cheap, good quality. always, always friendly to people. and i think it is one of the best things which happen here. >> reporter: a popular sentiment which bodes well for all american fast food players both old and new. they're not just content to set up in russian cities. the ceo of wendy's say they plan on getting wendy's on russian train cars. we could see wendy's zipping across the rails through all of russia's nine time zones. >> unbelievable. okay. we'll talk to you again later this morning. >>> and check out some folks in tell avive who know how to keep cool.

>> yeah. >> jimmy: this lady goes to starbucks? in a race, but this is like the nurse. the beeper. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the pager. >> the pager. and the workout chick in the pink. >> jimmy: yeah, workout over here, working out, doing all sorts of, like, zumba or -- some type of -- >> exactly. >> jimmy: in gym class. then different -- >> that's a different kind of nurse. this is the floor nurse. this is the admin nurse. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know. >> jimmy: and then you can put on the scrubs, scrubby scrubs. >> just in case i got to, you know, resuscitate someone. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] and, you know, they took the sex kitten off because i had one with a little short skirt, you know what i'm saying with the heels. >> jimmy: oh, that's why you got to get this magazine right here. look at this momma. yes, nurse can i help you? hey, doctor, can i get that one nurse? you know what i'm talking about. look at the nurse in there. come on. now, season three kicks off tomorrow. now, last time i -- the end of season two was insane. >> ye

burger king's whopper bars in the miami las vegas and the kansas that already sell beer in seattle starbucks stores are also serving adult beverages economists say that in a tough econ the heat is to the west of us. that intense heat we predicted for today is what is driving this pattern but instead we have lots of rain and clouds moving and different directions and at different levels that's called directional wind shear. the sun is blazing from western illinois to the western states. those of thunderstorms have tempered the predicted high heat for today >>we are at 86 degrees it will be cooler in indiana that's where the clouds will be breaking this afternoon when the clouds pull away it's still raining like the devil out there. >>these storms are blowing up into our area look at the persistent ways these clouds developed. the storms were running down the lake. the jet stream slices self word along the length of the lake forming the thunderstorms and others like a prolific kind of lightning. the heaviest rain is falling in a relatively narrow corridor near indiana. as you go west not much

sonic is also selling beer and wine in mow -- miami and wine is on the menu at starbucks in seattle. >>> it's a beautiful day for getting together with friends and family. up in hershey park in pennsylvania, that's where wyatt everhart is. how's it going? >> reporter: christian, it's amazing when you get up here. it's just 88 miles north and the air's fresher, you knee what i -- know what i'm talking about. we're giving you a nice view. a lot of people are out tonight. it's going to be a huge weekend at the park and rides are front and center. laura, you're in charge of all of the rides here. you're the expert. what can people expect? >> one of the first things you'll notice when you come to the park is we have rides for everyone. if you have little ones and big ones and thrill seekers, we have the kiddy rides and the roller coasters. they're all over the park. >> the one behind us here, it's a parachute ride for the kids. there are more extreme rides, too. talk about commit. >> that's one of the classics. it was built in '46 and it's a wonderful ride. you did great bear as well? >>

. >> i like them to open starbucks in my city because there is no dunkin' donuts, no starbucks.d's. >> reporter: and an opportunity analysts say is wide open. >> for the fast food, there are regions that you don't really have anything. just the traditional cafes and bars and it's absolutely -- >> reporter: if there is any resentment at this american fast food invasion, you won't find it here. >> i think that it is not actually junk food, but it is a fantastic thing, cheap, good quality, always, always friendly to people. i think it is one of the best things which we have here. >> a popular sentiment, which bodes well for all american fast food players. and they're not just content to set up in russia cities. the ceo said they're trying to get wendy's on russian train cars, so one day we could see it zipping across all nine time zones. >> i'm very curious. are there russian fast food restaurants out there to compete? >> well, they're trying, but some of the analysts said they just don't have a lot of the expertise. maybe access to the technology, the way some of the american and

starbucks is up there.se are companies that are forging a unique relationship with their consumers and finding ways to foster it. the psychological standpoint is something that outside of my professional realm, that is, are we redefining the boundaries of what a relationship is.cc1: is it moving from relationship relations?1: >> are we getting serious? >> you are redefining the relationship. >> i kind of wonder, it started social graph and the average -- >> was it dunbar. the numbers debated. 130 to 150. oddly enough on twitter and facebook, the average number of 140ish.ions is cc1: i wonder and this is a hypothes hypothesis, whether or not we are moving away from a social graph and more towards an interest graph. are connecting around what they are passionate about. you maintain the relationships that are important, but they opened up an opportunity for people. think about the number of people who say how are you versus people we know. >> should there be a rush for google? i have an equal relationship with

she parked a few blocks away to stop at a starbucks, and that's when passersby spotted the rifle.le thing feels like a scene out of "there's some being mary." [ yelling ] >> reporter: ben stiller rests cameron diaz's dog in a body cast on the roof and forgets it and drives off. ♪ >> reporter: now when police do this with a gun, it would most likely be considered minor misconduct and result in a reprimand or a suspension of a day or two. of course, there are worse things you could leave on top of your car -- on the mtv series "jackass," they put a baby doll on the roof. >> stop the car! stop! hey! hey! stop! >> reporter: to say how folks would react. >> hey! hey! >> oh, my god. >> hey! hey! hey! stop! >> oh, my [ bleep ] >> reporter: the real mystery is how did that assault rifle not fall off on the drive to starbucks, though trug be told -- three, two, one -- we had to do a couple of takes because our coffee cup stuck. take off -- jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's it for me. thank you very much for watching

. >>> finally, starbucks may be a corporate leader in pc marketing, but employees at outlets in chile plan to walk out today because they say wages are is low they can't afford lunch. >>> albert returns. jeter counts down, and a crusher in women's soccer. plus, try as he might to avoid a face plant, mike stanton eats it. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> today will be another day with summertime showers and thunderstorms and more hot weather in texas. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> well, good morning. if are you just waking up, this is "early today." in sports wednesday the st. louis cardinals welcome back one of the greatest players from a brief injury absence. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. if you woke up with aches and pains today, keep in mind the cardinal's albert pujols recovered from a broken forearm in two weeks, an astonishing two months ahead of schedule. keep in mind pujols makes $14.5 million a year, and that can make anyone feel great. an immediate impact

about the only improvement i have seen on west portal is that campaign office across from starbucks. this neighborhood in my opinion really needs this improvement. the whole district has been going downhill. if you look backwards, near new -- mayor newsom's famous triple play has failed miserably in all three aspects. i urge you to pass this asap. we do not need any further delays. we do not need any more delays on west portal. it is interesting that it will be delayed. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. if we could have a motion. motion by supervisor farrell. we can take that without objection. is there any other business before the committee? >> no, there is no other matter. supervisor campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned.

i have value air, a blu ray player, voice mail and i go to starbucks everyday.ughter) must be nice. must be pretty nice. (applause) and $10 coffee makers aren't the only luxury these "poors" can afford. (laughter) stu? >> i seem to remember in the last few years being told that something like 12% of the children in america go to bed hungry at night. you're saying that that's flat out not accurate? >> that's an absolute lie. it may be 2% of children at some point in the year would go to bed hungry. >> stephen: 2% hungry! that's the perfect amount! (laughter) there's about 150 of us in this room. if three of us were hungry children, i think we'd feel pretty good about that. (laughter) i mean, this report proves that poor people are just not living down to our expectations. (laughter) if you still have the strength to brush the flies off your eyeballs, you're not really poor. because even the ones that are officially poor are probably way richer than you think. because in determining whether a household was poor, the census only counts about 4% of the welfare spent

i knew that my neighbors commenting and there was some 8 policemen at starbucks. it is obvious that they needed to be there. an organization like this is usually formed when it is necessary. unfortunately, it has become necessary. i am asking myself why did it come down to this? why wasn't there better leadership and intervention by some of the people in our neighborhood to stop these kind of businesses? thank you. >> public comment is now closed. >> we have a motion to move this forward with recommendations and we can do this without opposition. thank you to all the members for being here. can you please call item number four? >> can we take 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 together? >> item number4, ordinance repealing the code thereby dissolvent telecommunications commission. item number five, resolution repealing the resolution to dissolved the presidio neighborhood representative work group. item number six, resolution repealing there is resolutions to dissolve the mayor's criminal justice council. item number seven, or does repealing sections of the the initiative code ther

the a-list stars that you see grabbing a coffee at starbucks. but for them to have the duke and duchess here, i think, is an incredibly special moment. >> reporter: it's all coming off an already packed trip for the duke and duchess. they spent nine days touring canada. their every movement tracked. like this rare moment of royal p.d.a., after a boat race. >> they want to just live a normal life. prince william is going to do things his way. and you know, they might say, well, this is how we do it, sir. but he'll say that's how you did it then, but we're doing it different now. >> reporter: yesterday they attended a rodeo. this morning, a parade. >> hello. >> reporter: kate was in her comfort zone, dressed down, engaging, and electric with the adoring crowd. >> you've watched her do these walk-abouts. and she's now taking things at her own pace. before she'd look to william, seek his approval, perhaps not move on before he moved on. she's found her stride, and it's been a really wonderful thing to watch, and i think she's done -- i think she's s

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since the star of the gobble recession, starbucks gave workers a return compared to 3.12%. resident robert has his ideas of what the i con vid is all about. >> someone like him trying to do this, they have no jobs here in oakland. > professor has concerns about what an i con tashing would moan. >> that's their green operation. it's their diversity of their work force and how they treat their employees. it's hard to imagine that icon would really value those things that clorox contributes. >> in oakland, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> free to all women. the health recommendation that is being called historic. >>> and more than just spotting a fake ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, birth control. >>> a group of doctors and health experts want to give millions of women in the united states free birth control. an independent medical panel today recommended that health plans offer a range of contraceptives for women without copays. it should be considered a preventative service because half of all pregnancies are unplanned. women with unwanted pregnancies are less likely to receive prenatal care. >>>

that and three bucks will get him a cup of coffee at starbucks.helled tonight by the rangers. with wimbeldon ending yesterday, it shifts its focus to the states. washington capitals begin their -- serena will play on thursday. and you probably heard that novak jokavich is the best player in the world. serena's ranking is 175 in the world. she's won exactly four matches in the last year. venus is ranked 34. stage three tour de france. look, the farmers so are creative. and for the first time the american wins the stage on the 4th of july. that's tyler furar. he wins the race. the first american to win any stage in the tour since 2007. finally tonight, even if you don't know anything about soccer, you certainly know that outside the goalie you cannot touch the ball with your hands. so what is this? women's world cup. this is her holding the ball and there is nothing to see. and the thing of it is, the ref never calls it. the ball goes off the post and she's just going to non-cha lant this and pick it up. i wonder what i should do and then she just d

i've teal thoseen those, they'r lattes from starbucks. >>> listen to this, the company that makes theckberry is laying off 11% of its workforce. you could tell it's bad, because the ceo's announcement ended with the lines "sent from my iphone." >> tonight, jimmy welcomes actor steve carrell, and musical guests matt and kim. late night with jimmy fallon, week nights at 12:35, 11:35 central time. >>> time for your "first look" at entertainment news, the add the late amy winehouse to the list of english celebrities whose phone was allegedly hacked. "sunday mail" claims that tabloids winehouse's medical records and parents and one-time husband. police say autopsy results haven't established her cause of death. further tests are needed. according to her family, the singer will be laid to rest at a small private ceremony today. >>> elsewhere, people reports the tattooed twosome slated to be married this summer, jesse james and cat von dee have called it off and ended their relationship. >>> finally this kind of casting is proof to everyone but bill, that the apocalypse is here. we'll explai

we'll visit neilsen and starbucks has an operation in beijing.dy. we call it a once-in-a-lifetime experience and we thank you. we have a special shout-out to, of course, blair taylor, ceo of los angeles urban league and adrian sears who helped put this thing together and to carrie all allen, those who were just supporters in supporting us. so thank you, thank you, thank you. >> well, iris, you have a good time. the choir, of course, is worlds renowned. now they will see the world. ms. stephenson, such a pleasure to meet you that day. >> oh, mika, you have my heart. >> you had mine, too. >> you know what's interesting? as i was listening to iris speak and how you could speak to this, people at certain levels of life, us, we take so much for granted. you know, our ability to travel, our ability to purchase a pair of sneakers, whatever. and yet this will be a li life-altering xpeerngs for these kids. >> also. it will be great for them, for their families, for their community and frankly for our country. >> i think it's going to be amazing. i can't w

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