one of the speakers in favor of starbucks was talking about the impact that starbucks had in all of those other neighborhoods and that is an example of what makes a lot of neighborhoods look just the same. all of the same businesses. i don't want that to happen to our neighborhood. another starbucks speaker or two, and talking about the need for meeting places. cafes as meeting places. there are, you know, dozens of places where people can go and you know, some that have been named and some that haven't, in addition to sweet inspiration, there is church street cafe, the owner who was here for a long time expended up having to leave before it came up to the agenda, and there is the cafe and bakery. but there are plenty of places to me that have coffee. and i also would just like to comment that just because starbucks was in that corner that would not necessarily cause people to remain from graffiti. and other misbehavior that people have described. please vote against this. >> i'm michael colton. and a lot of people have said a lot of stuff, i oppose this and i am hoping that you will as w

neighborhood with foot traffic that starbucks would bring. when we took over our location, market was a similar thing and it was an eye sore to the block, we came in, we invested, the way that starbucks is willing to invest in this location and we have made it a nice business there. and since, then, it has been over 12 years since we have been in business and multiple other small businesses have come into the neighborhood. so we believe that this will be the similar effect and we would love to see starbucks come in and rejuvenate this which is right now an eye sore, thank you. >> good afternoon, i'm (inaudible) and i support this project. i think that either small or big businesses both help the community. and in the city like san francisco. they said that... they stop for everything. the people that eat in the local, small, places and the local small places and the people that eat in the big court places eat in big corporate places and so i think that there is room for everybody and there is a lot of good things about everything, and just de

it does not have to be starbucks. it could be chase bank. now i think that there is already a chase bank, one that maybe 100 feet from there and i can't remember the location. it could be any other formula retail and staff would have to make an analysis and we would hear from opponent and proponents about that particular formula retail as well. and so i think that in some ways we are looking at it a little bit more broadly than the particular formula retail which happens to be the applicant in this case. and as far as other neighborhood commercial areas, that commissioner antonini mentioned, the fillmore is not inundated because of the conditional use process that we have to go through there also and it is not the case that we have denied formula retail all over the city, we have fillmore, we have done at least two form law retails. one associated with brooks brothers, i believe it is called black fleece or something. and then there was another one. ralph lauren outlet or whatever it is called, there is another one. that is not the case that

, i am not a starbucks drinker i go to beats. for us on that block, it would be wonderful to have a completing >> my name is josh and my comments are in opposition of the application, i live in the building next door to the property under discussion and i have lived there for five years and i lived in the neighborhood since 1995. i want to comment that cafe floor has done a good job and i agree that the current condition of the property is not desirable and i would like to see it improved but as has been mentioned and as you are well aware, there are three new large developments going in at that intersection in the next year, and there are going to be a lot of people and that is going to be an extremely valuable business location and i have no doubt that anybody who puts in a good business will be able to prosper and do with the property what should be done and what needs to be done to improve that intersection. >> my name is mark leach and why are we here? because we believe that our city is on a wave of growth, it is growing ec

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. >>> who would put poisoned orange juice in a starbucks? cops say this woman.y she put the oj in refrigerated display case. kpix 5 is at the starbucks with new ofgs about the woman. . >> luckily no one drank the toxic concoction, and it was a starbucks customer, a regular, who spotted this woman take orange juice bottles out of a purse like this and stick them in a display case. >> it's a very scary thought because i myself buy the juices for my kids. >> still baffling why this woman would want to sneak in two tabted and lethal bottles of orange juice into this san jose starbucks. >> she actually had a starbucks bag, which in my mind tells me she planned this out, she had brought the bag in with her probably to conceal the fact she had something inside of it that was dangerous. >> police say she's a local pharmacist and chemist who concocted a deadly mix of rubbing alcohol and orange juice. >> can't understand people sometimes. i mean, my immediate resaks who does that. >> employees said it smelled toxic. it was thanks to a customer who kath her until the act.

mariela vargas/cliente de starbucks 4:26:15 me da temor porque siempre vengo a este starbucks y si compro me muero es algo muy traumático, so, estoy muy sorprendido no quiero comprar jugos aqui o cosas como esas, no más el café que sé que está preparado. s.o.t. jeanine nguyen/cliente de starbucks 8:47:05 i am concerned where there are crazy people, but i am not concerned to buy orange juice out there. esta cliente dice que le preocupa ms la gente loca que compra jugos de naranja. las autoridades an no han revelado el motivo de behbehanian, pero aclaran que no creen que haya mayor peligro en la comunidad. s.o.t. sgto. jason dwyer/policía de san josé 42:12 i think that one thing that really stands out about this case is that the fact that there was a heads up customer there who saw what she did.. dwyer dijo que lo que resalta de este incidente es que alguien hizo lo correcto al ver algo sospechoso y reportarlo, agrega que otra gente lo hubiera ignorado, pero esta persona salv vidas. cu - peluffo outro cabe mencionar que starbucks retir todos los jugos del refrigerador de esa tienda, y orden

. >>> a woman arrested for trying to plant poison juice at starbucks. how an alert customer likely saved lives. >>> and what decades of passing bart trains can do to public art. the cost to remove this mess. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. there could be a new lead in the case of an eight-year-old girl found stabbed to death. investigators asked for a dna sample from this man. jason is accused of trying to kidnap a placerville toddler this morning. detectives want to check for any possible connection to lala foil's murder 50 miles away. kpix5's kristen ayers is in valley springs tonight. kristen. >> reporter: yes, tonight this community is waiting for any word of any connection to this murder. they turned out at lala's elementary school in pink and purple. thousands of people wearing her favorite colors. the girl's family spoke publicly about their grief. holding candles and remembrance of a little girl whose murder remains a mystery. >> i just want to thank the entire community and all of our family and friends for the overwel

including the starbucks poison plot.e to catch up to a poisoning suspect. >> jacqueline: i will explain why i'm coming up 63. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: another customer saw her take two bottles of launchers from her bag and put them in her cooler from other jews employees followed her all outside the store and reported her license plate number to the police. >> the bomb contained large shoes and ready at all. >> reporter: police is now searching for a most kron 4 news. >> accused of tying up 8 to year-old student would take when she refused to take a nap, 25 years old took a picture hogtied and show it to others to other staff including a young girl's mother. there was not enough evidence to file charges against the the teacher. kron 4 news >> reporter: the flight was very successful but it was a hard one. there are more than grateful to be home. >> there is a part of his house and the families that will never be the same. 85 total staples between two lakes,

so what's happening at starbucks?arbucks people who buy coffee there, which is a lot of people in america, leave a tip. and they think the person at the counter is getting the tip, or maybe they think the barista is getting the tip, but in truth starbucks is sharing that tip jar not only with the baristas but with shift supervisors and also with assistant managers. and some of those employees are fed up. and they're saying, hey, these are managers, you know, they're making the big bucks. we're just the ordinary employees, hourly employees, those tips should be for us. so they've got a lawyer now. and they're suing. and new york's highest court is having a look at the situation. so that's what it's about. >> sure. why do managers think they should get a cut of the tips anyway? i am confused by that because they are usually the ones who have a pretty decent salary. >> well, starbucks makes the argument the managers and the shift supervisors make the argument that, you know, everybody participates in serving the customer

starbucks customers seem stunned. >> she department really do anything wrong. >> that kind of stinks, if she didn't do anything. >> reporter: we may never know what exactly happened inside this starbucks. but the district attorney's office says it doesn't have a case. >> no word from starbucks tonight. >> a bizarre case, thank you, gene. tonight, san jose police have been in the arrest of that case with the man killed with a machete earlier this month. porter died right there. investigators say the two men did not know each other and they're not clear what led to the attack. lima is being held in the santa clara county main jail tonight. >>> good samaritans making a bad decision avenfter customers hel catch a robber. police say while the actions were truly heroic, there could have been deadly consequences. >> reporter: well, jessica, it's that fine line. how much do you want to get involved? last night, several people helped run down a robber and they think they did the right thing. >> we hat a scuffle and he tried to staff me. >> he was not about to give up his hard-earned money with

>> employees have already committed for hiring summer jobs including sales like starbucks or bank of america. last year more than part time jobs turned i permanent job. >> sentencing date have been set for for for -f a judge this morning set a sentencing date for june 7th. miss using of $130, 000 to fuel of gambling habit. under a plea deal sher rick cant up to a year in jail. >>> last week congress pushed through a bill to restore funds to the faa to put air traffic controllers back to work. but someone left the s off the word account in the senate version and that typo meant president obama could not sign the bill. the senate corrected the typo and sent it to the white house the president had said that he will sign the bill. >>> nasa is renewing its contract with russia. nasa agreed to pay russia $424 million to extend the contract to 2017. the 10% increase over the last contract or about $70 million for each round trip. nasa blames congress for the pricey contract. >>> well, let's go back to the weather now, a red flag warning just about to go in effect about 45 minutes or so. wha

in starbucks.ell and neither is this. >> you do not trust this name? >> no. i don't want it. they had a promotion, they had a little oxo promotion in mexico, pulled in, went to red bull. inventories were up. in the end the category is slowing. will is nothing you can do. it is slowing for everyone. >> expense is going up as well. >> right. expense is going up. remember, the fda, they pulled wrigley's caffeinated gum. monster is being marketed to young people. the whole country is seized -- coca-cola yesterday, all these companies are on the defensive right now. mayor bloomberg i think has a lot of people on the defensive. >> rack space. >> this is its time on the rack. this has turned out to be a server commodities business. they try to portray themselves as a cloud play. you know what? get off my cloud what salesforce.com would say. it is a rolling stone/torque amount of stock. >> three months, 44 down. >> that's a hurtsing puppy. >> hosting. >> hostess is better than hosting. >>> are we in for an

she didn't want to talk about the infamous poisonous starbucks story. was seen taking two containers of orange juice out of her bag. the fire haz-mat team tested it and say it contained rubbing alcohol. since the formal lab tests are not done yet the da had no choice but to let her go. >> i commend the district attorney's office for their patience and thoroughness and i hope this matter will go away into court. >> her lawyer talked about how oranges can ferment. >> there is a substance that is manufactured inside jail cells from oranges that becomes an alcoholic beverage that prisoners drink. whether or not it's a similar affect occurred in those bottles or not i do not know. >> it scares me because what if she comes in here and does it again. behbehanian is not off the hook just yet. the lab results could come back as early as next week and she could wind up back in jail. >> i was at starbucks today and people were still talking about it. >> reporter: it's the talk of the town down here for sure. >> thank you. >>> batted out. the warriors will go to th

actually had a starbucks bag which in my mind tells me that she had planned this out. she actually brought the bag in with her probably to conceal the fact that she had something inside of it that was dangerous. >> it was a customer who noticed the suspicious behavior, reported it to an employee. they followed behbehanian and took down her license plate and police later arrested her. >>> more bay area news. an elderly man is in critical condition after being attacked following a fender-bender in san francisco at a parking lot. this happened monday evening in the bayview near 3rd street and wallace avenue. after the accident, the suspect punched the 74-year-old in the face, causing him to land on his head. witnesses say the suspect fled the scene in a black car. >>> june 7th is the sentencing date for former santa clara county supervisor george george shirakawa, jr. he was not at the san jose hall of justice yesterday when the judge announced the date at a hearing. shirakawa resigned and pleaded guilty last month on charges of misusing public money and campaign donation

. >>> san jose police showed us the picture of a suspect at a local starbucks. why the woman could be charged with attempted murder. >> the starbucks on snail avenue in south san jose reopened today. somebody poisoned bottles of orange juice and left them for kus mers. police say this san jose woman took two bottles of evolution orange juice then replaced them with ones tainted with rubbing alcohol and nail polish. when shaken customers says she brings her granddaughter here often. >> she does get orange juice. i get orange use. i come here a lot so it was a little unnerving. >> fortunately a customer saw what happened, told employees, and drove off. police traced the car's license plate to her home on chamberton drive four miles away. >> she was arrested immediately at her residence, and she was later booked for poisoning as well as attempted murder. the quantity of rubbing alcohol inside the bottles was a lethal quantity in both bottles. >> her next door neighbor saw police arrive. >>. i'm really shocked. >> can't imagine that a neighbor would do something of

investigators say she mixed alcohol with starbucks orange juice and took them to a starbucks and putng and reported it. they have not release aid motive. they do say it appears she acte alone. >> aq morgan hill daycare teachr grats, has pleaded notok guiltyo child endangerment. a co-worker saw her slipping something into the children's told administrators, the toddlers never touched the k drinks. she was arrested and later fired. >> 4:36. new this morning, researchers at uc berkeley have just published a study thatçócmz showsq dange levels of toxicxd metals in drugstore lipsticks. they are calling on theñr xdfda more rei5q%=99ñ theyw3 tested 32 lipsticks and glosses found in drug stores and department stores andi] tested in those t(jfprod,m1ñ they foun led, chromium, ia%u51ñ aluminum uc berkeley health science highlights a need for more the u.s.lu no standards for metal content in cosmetics.çófá& consumers have no way oft( knowg what's in thÑp product because lipstick makers are not required to list ingredients. they said the prices ranged from $5 toe1 $25. >> california now suing

actually had a starbucks bag, which in my mind tells me that she had planned this out. she actually brought the bag in with her probably to conceal the fact that she had something inside of it that was dangerous. >> it was a customer who noticed the suspicious behavior and reported it to an employee. they found that behbehanian had -- they found her and took down her license plate so police found her. >>> the illegitimate children of a murdered monte sereno will get a share of his estate. a prostitute had a relationship with ravi kumra. a santa clara county judge ruled there is convincing evidence that the girls were kumra's. the two grown daughters are fighting the claim. >>> uc-berkeley reviewed a recommendation from the peace and justice commission in december that the city be a "no drone" zone. both sides of the drone issue will be reviewed tonight to better inform everyone involved. >>> well, today is the first day of may. may day is traditionally a day of rallies and marches across the country and bay area authorities are hoping for a more peaceful day that is las

diaper changing at starbucks.ight now. >> we've been telling you about sometimes people in public out at restaurants, they change their children's diapers. >> because sometimes the bathrooms don't have a diaper-changing table. that happened to a couple in denver, they went into a starbucks in the bathroom. they put the child down on the chair, they started doing the changing and when the starbucks employee walks over and looks at them and throws a rag to them and says clean it up. the people are offended. >> the dad took umbrage. >> he took his coffee and turned it upside-down on the floor. >> the cops were called. because that's what happens. anyway, we don't think any charges were filed. but there is the question of what do you do when you want to change a child's diaper and you go into public rest rooms that don't have that. >> and you don't want to put your children on the floor. >> starbucks are very big on customer service, they're looking into the problem and are perhaps going to try to -- >> what would you

we have live pictures. >> she is accused of leaving poisoned juice at starbucks. area chemist was allowed to walk free. >> and bidding to host super bowl l. why the bay area's chances are suddenly looking better. coming up. luke: they're the same ocean. dale: you have earthquakes, we have volcanoes. luke: we're both connected to nevada. dale: you love cheese, we make cheese. luke: we have sasquatch, you have sasquatch, who apparently sells lattes... dale: you get the picture, we're close, if not family. dale: eat all you want. luke: we make tons. good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >> just getting very close, the fires. >> out of control. this huge wildfire in southern california is exploding. >> we're just hoping everything will be okay. >> it's called the springs fire and it is not letting up. >> it scares me. >> the woman accused of putting poison orange juice in starbucks walks free. >> there was not enough evidence in this case so the d.a. has no choice but to foll

. >>> the woman police say tried to poison customers at a san jose starbucks is free tonight. she walked right out of jail a few hours ago. two days after she allegedly concocted a lethal liquid and mixed it into orange juice containers. tonight, she's back home. and kit doe is in san jose with the answers everyone is asking, why no charges? kit? >> when suspects are arrested, you have to charge them within a certain amount of time and in this case, therwas not enough evidence. so the law is the law. in 48 hours, gone from facing attempted murder charges to walking out of jail a free woman. her lawyer dropped her off at her home tonight. >> she didn't want to talk about the now infamous starr buck poisoning. a customer saw her take two containers of orange juice and place it in the fridge at starbucks. the fire hazmat team said it contained rubbing alcohol. since the formal lab tests aren't done yet, they had to let her go. >> i hope that this matter will go away. >> as far as the smell of alcohol in the juice, her lawyer talked about how oranges can ferment. >> there is a sub

starbucks knows that the ver ries mow knocking the cover off the ball. a good partnership for them, positive for them, you raise the point with the discrepancy on the numbers. by the way, on the call, not backing down on the growth numbers next expect for the brewers. >> herb, thanks, herb greenberg from headquarters. >> hopefully, herb can still hear us, he does incredibly thoughtful work, the difference, we try to point out, the thoughtful work that herb do the other side, just looking at these things as trading instruments, basically all they are. on monday, we talked about the fact that these guys were going to report today and i was looking for a move up 2068, solely based on going to come out with a decent enough quarter and a 38% short interest. now, if you go chasing green mountain here, i don't know where it's trading now, i guess 66 1/2 or so, now you're trading wrong. this should you can the move to get out of a long position initiated last week, early this week, my view. >> one thing i want to bring out, the reason it is important to follow p

. >> why woman suspected of trying to poison starbucks customer in the bay area is sleeping in her open bed sleeping in her open bed tonight. stay >> breaking news happening near camarillo in ventura county. so-called springs fire now swallowed 8,000 acres. new evacuation ordered tonight and happening right now. sheriff's deputy sending shuttle to pick up 165 people from religious camp in the path of the fire. >> classes are cancelled at cal state university channel islands for tomorrow. no homes were destroyed but 15 are damaged. the fire is burning to the west of camarillo. it reached highway 1 within the past hour and for firefighters on the ground, it has been a losing battle in extreme conditions. about that is the sound and fury of destruction. win in the area clocked at 50 miles an hour. >> embers all over the place. whoa. >> just incredible. fire only 10% contained tonight but remains clearly a threat to property and wild life it's bad. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we begin tonight with the record heat here hoping to fuel the fire across the state. >> right to sandy and live doppler

but they came in very heavily in hiring a large number of young people, starbucks has been an active partner for this summer and last summer. >> mr. ruffo. >> director, i second on the course development. i can speak to serve how business outreach and what someone's out take has been. >> i guess a lot of it is wondering if places like the giants for instance, there seems like there should be lots of opportunities there. that's why i asked. i'm wondering if they're in the top 20. >> we can get the list for all the employers that have pledged to date but it includes a number of large companies, starbucks, job own, many of the manufacturing companies here in san francisco. >> twitter also. >> say it again? >> does it include twitter. >> they did attend the job and pledge jobs as well. if it's okay i love to talk through the business outreach that we're doing through the court force. good afternoon, todd. we're thrilled to be working with dcyf and the district and united way on summer jobs plus 2013. we're focused in the economic work force development in insuring that they're engaged. w

we have macy's, starbucks, google and mastercard. they are all part of this today. we had banks looking very strong as well. bank of america, citigroup, goldman sachs, wells fargo, those names are all moving higher. analysts that we spoke with say there is no fundamental reason for today's move other than good old fashioned momentum. we are not going to say it was our interview.

the company reported strong fiscal second-quarter earnings and is expanding its partnership with starbucks. that stock surged nearly 28% on the news. >>> but losing money today, it's a secret, victoria secret. april same-store sales grew less than half of what analysts expected. unsees noneably cold weather last month is being blamed for a short fall in hemlines and demand. shares of victoria secret's

. >> she had a starbucks bag which, in my mind, tells me she had planned this out. she actually brought the bag in with her probably to conceal the fact that she had something inside of it that was dangerous. >> it was a customer who noticed a suspicious behavior and reported it. >>> an elderly man is in critical condition after being attacked following a fender- bender in a san francisco parking lot. the assault happened monday night in the bayview near 3rd street and wallace avenue. after the accident, the suspect punched the 70-year-old man in the face causing him to land on his head. witnesses say the suspects fled in a black car. >>> a sentencing date is set for george shirakawa, jr. he was not in court yesterday when the judge scheduled sentencing for june 7th. that will be just three days after a special election to replace shirakawa. he resigned and pleaded guilty last month on charges of misusing public money and campaign donations. >>> today is the first day of may, may day traditionally a day of rallies and marches. bay area authorities hope for a more pe

a woman accused of planting tainted bottles of juice at a south san jose starbucks is out of jail. say ramineh behbehanian could still be charged though. a fire department test determined the juice contained rubbing alcohol, which could lead to an attempted murder charge. but the d.a.'s office says formal tests are not yet complete. so for now, there's just not enough evidence to legally detain that suspect any longer. >> that's just horrible. i mean, it scares the crap out of me because what if she comes in here again and does it again? >> behbehanian was arrested monday night. she was tracked down by a license plate number written down by a worker at the snell avenue starbucks. >>> the future of santa clara 49ers stadium is getting a boost in bid to host the "super bowl l." the nfl told miami, florida it needs to renovate the aging stadium if it wants a shot at hosting the game but time is not on south florida's side. a decision is expected to be made may 21. >> i think it's coming. >>> golden state warriors are moving to round 2 of the nba play-offs. >> off they go. the first ha

. >> good evening, i am sure that you would all like to go to starbucks right now. maybe not. >> donald savoy, the executive director of the benefit district and of course we support the project for the last year and a half we have been working really hard to improve the image of the center as well as the safety, cleanliness and beauty of the civic center and one of the ideas is that we have a improvement committee that has gone through the plans of proposed development and one thing that is important to say is that next couple of years it will be a neighborhood with people in it and i mean that we have had a few buildings that have been in there a couple of small properties on the edge of haze valley, but with the project coming on, 100 vaness, and some of the other things that are being proposed and built this will be 24 hours neighbors that drives certain kinds of neighborhood serving retail that of course increases the safety of the age in the area. so of course, we along with everything else, you can't, you have a winning project. you have union support and you

charges will be filed against the woman who was once accused of poisoning orange juice at a san jose starbuck, store. the last time we saw the woman she was getting out of jail and trying to avoid the media to get home. last month, police arrest the the 50-year-old chemist on charges of attempted murder. police said she put a deadly dose of rubbing alcohol in those orange juice containers before then placing them back on the coachee shop shelves. but now the district attorney's office says it will not file any charges against the woman because test results showed the containers actually contained vinegar and orange juice and not rubbing alcohol. the d.a. says neither ingredient is considered harmful and it cannot prove that she tampered with the drinks. >> that kind of stinks. i mean, if she really didn't do anything, she's got this fallout that she's going to have to deal with. >> the woman's attorney says she is relieveled and hopes her life can now return to normal. >>> a man is behind bars this morning. accused of killing another man with a machete. earlier this month. san jose police say

. >>> a woman accused of planting tainted bottles of juice at a south san jose starbucks is out of jail. prosecutors say ramineh behbehanian could still be charged. the fire department has determined the juice contained rubbing alcohol which could lead to an attempted murder charge. but the district attorney's office says formal tests are not complete yet. so there is no evidence right now to legally detain the suspect any longer. >> that's just horrible. it scarce the crap out of me because what if she does it again here? >> behbehanian was arrested on monday night. police tracked her down by a license plate number written down by a worker at the snell avenue starbucks in san jose. >>> a woman who says she may have seen a child killer in the foothills has recanted her story. she had reported seeing a man running from leila fowler's house in valley springs just before the 8-year-old was found stabbed to death on saturday. but now she has recanted. >> as of now, it has become clear that this witness is no longer credible. we are unaware of what her mindset is. she hasn't explained to us

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also ahead on the program, starbucks ceo howard schultz will be here. we always like to talk with the always-outspoken coffee boss about the state of business, the economy, jobs, and a lot more. that's coming up in the next hour. >> also here exclusively, very exciting, duke basketball coaching legend mike kruszewski. they asked coach k. to speak there after he gives his presentation, he will be here on "closing bell." you don't want to miss that. >> i love talking to coach k. about leadership. >> that's his thing. >> we'll talk with him. the dow jones industrial average, off of the highs of the day, but nonetheless, none chartered waters here. nasdaq looks like this. gains there as well. although it, too, off of the best levels, showing a gain here of about seven points, a quarter of a percent higher. and the standard & poor's in unchartered territory again. another all-time high if we closed here. a gain of just two points, nonetheless, unchartered territory. >> bob pisani is walking the floors. >> the way i've been explaining this. modest liquidity,

. >>> a woman accused of planting a chemical cocktail at a starbucks. >>> also, extra time to bond with your baby, the bay area.com double l down on the maternity leave and the additional perks they're offering parents. >> a woman allegedly left poison juice at a starbucks in san jose now faced for charges. police say customers spotted her allegedly placing two bottle of juice inside the refrigerator case yesterday. it is a combination of juice and rubbing alcohol. >> according to the fire captain on the scene, the quantity of the rubbing alcohol inside the bottles was a lethal quantity in both bottles. >> the motives are a mystery police >>> a former president and a parent - parent -- police say 31-year-old alyssa is is -- investigators also say she has admitted to a portion of the test. that pto raises money for the fremont middle school, she has been president of the organization since november. >>> new at 6 ktvu news paul chamber is live now where a warning has gone out for businesses and workers. >> reporter: they begin to board up their wi. last time there was a major protests and