it's great to be here this is my third year and proud to be with my partners at starbucks. i want to take you back three years ago when u knitted ways and starbucks i didn't know what was i getting into i challenged my team to come with a mind of taking age we talked about a job but the difference is we took action from then on we've continued to take action in 2012, we came with the goal to hire 20 youth and hired 204th of july for the summer but with the partnership of match bridge we came to hire 50 we hired 60 year round. the job to us at starbucks it's not only a way to make a living but hope young people with a career and from - this is most first job. the starbucks is the organization that our jobs include height benefits and tuition grrments so when a youth comes to us they get the same health care i get (clappin (clapping) you know, i individually remember the first year when we did the resume workshop and interviews we hired julie guatemalan in her senior year the job helped her with customer service and the training a great cup of coffee but gave her the skills o

doing both with the combination of starbucks and the pastry shops. or whether jcpenney morgan chase or bank of america all the employers are funding this with the nonprofits. i want to ask you for a moment every year i'll tried to do this and third time i get a little bit better just recall for the next thirty seconds who helped you get our first job oftentimes we only think about that we realize someone helped you those are the times when you look at 70 thousand youth of san francisco that will never forget the moment that someone helped them get they're first job and lout them to get the skills and turn from an interview they have their head down to how can i help our company be more expensive with my skills those are transitional periods of time like eric said and their transitional for our city i want to signal to the next generation of youth your future is here in the city and the best jobs exist in the city of san francisco and we're going to link you up to present you in the best way and allow you and your family to succeed so think about that

that is what starbucks wants. the result of kinds of very well-thought-out details. in yet, not even walk but already, starbucks is working on you. start with the door handle. designers like to call this the handshake between the customer and the store. the store handled it not get here by accident. it's providing a little bit of advertising, getting you thinking about the coffee you are about to buy. all about flow, getting people in and out of their stores in the most efficient way possible. in this store, they need to get people to the back to place their order. how do they do that? they use lighting and visual cues. the merchandise and food is back there, and it is let more brightly than the rest of the store. without even realizing, you automatically move towards the back. starbucks already knows two things are happening to you. you're getting to see all the different seating options in the place. you are also getting positive reinforcement before you have even placed your order. you are seeing all these nice

that is what starbucks wants.asual experience is a result of well-thought-out details. >> you have not even walked in yet. already, starbucks is working on you. start with the door handle. the designers call this a handshake between the customer and the door. it provides a little bit of advertising and gets you thinking about the coffee you are about to buy. flow and is all about getting people in and out of the stores in the most efficient way possible. in this store, they get people to go to the back. they use lighting and visual cues. notice that the merchandise and the food is back there and that it is lit more brightly. in, you walk automatically move towards the back. starbucks knows that two things are happening to you. you are seeing the seating options and you can decide where to sit down. you are also getting positive reinforcement. you are seeing nice people enjoying cups of starbucks coffee. you see the strip of countertop watermark it does not look like much. it is part of the plan to maintain the con

it takes the time to be harder at the corner store it closed been a chain restaurant starbuck's wanted to take over that'll they would be there today and at least one of the locally owned cfo shops would be gone we wouldn't have had the time to figure out how to speak up it's currently accompanied by two local businesses >> thank you. next speaker. . good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the committee on jobs i want to commend the staff for the hard work in undertaking the study it was ambitious and one that was well worthy of the research. all and all it was a balanced report and coming from that the balance recommendations. i'd like to social myself with the remarks that were made earlier by deedee workman of the chamber but one issue i want to have the staff and or the department and the commissioners reconsider or to think about and that is applying or spending those rules to atms. retail today faces champed like online shopping more and more people are buying things from amazon and dozens and dozens of another that are available online. when people go to other people ams they pro

sponsors so our premier sponsors in 2012 pg&e and jcpenney morgan chases and bank of america and starbuckspping.) you would you have seen on the billboards a number of silver partners that the enterprise and all of the partners thank all of them (clapping) and then a special shout out one of the things we've built into the program and continue is we've asked companies to become champions when you're a champion we ask you commit to hire young people and provide the financing finances but the other thing importantly is to reach out to other employers and tell them how wonderful to have the young people in their space wow. okay sorry >> my phone is calling someone. okay, here we go sorry. and so the opportunity to have to have employers reach out to other employers shout out to 3 that did it jimmy john by a juice and the hotel and starbucks thank you for your leading the charge (clapping) so as i said three years ago president obama issued a challenge and mayor ed lee took it to a new level 5 thousand the first sum and 6 thousand the next summer and we've reached 78 hundred none of this happe

starbucks, starbucks is doing very well right now.tarbucks of course is the wildly popular chain of bathrooms for homeless people. they announced that -- in the last fiscal quarter, their profits rose 6% and brought in $3.9 billion in revenue. because they're doing so well, the ceo of starbucks just announced plans to open 600 new stores in the united states. is there room for 600 more? starbucks in the united states? there are two on every corner already. it's -- they're going to have to open new starbucks inside existing starbucks. believe it or not, starbucks say they are significantly understored. which i didn't know was a phrase. in many markets including north america. for instance, currently there is no starbucks at the bottom of the grand canyon and that needs to be fixed. immediately. tonight at the staples center the clippers got back into business in the playoffs series with the warriors. supposed to be a protest outside after the nba banned donald sterling for life it turned into a celebration instead. up until yesterday,

and then on administrative review is only concern is the starbuck's i get it if one person could trigger it back to us but if a current occupant has over 15 i think the current one is are or are you not a formula retail but starbuck's that may be one that renovates through and no opposition it self-have to come to us. and then finally, i know we've added mid-market i agree with. did you think or have any thoughts on other areas that may want to come under the cu legislation. there's like mission street south of where market street is i can't tell from this map wouldn't - and it's a neighborhood commercial district it currently has formula retail controls are you talking about in the sylmar >> i'm looking the map. >> the mixed use areas in sylmar i'll take a look at the map one thing that is a concern over fisherman's wharf area and the wavt and the northeast corridor has the controlled for formula retail we've talked about that and there's concern about isn't it true that control and talked with the district supervisor didn't express an opinion it's critical on market street and not reco

starbucks and hotel council party staff and the fine arts museum and american eagle and others having pledged before we walked into the room what's our goal mr. mayor >> 7 thousand. >> all paid jobs and interning and we're up to 4 thousand walking out of the room not bad give yourselves a hand (clapping) and so then as we close i'm sorry that's 4 thousand seven hundred and 31 let's do the math that maples with we have 22 hundred and 69 more to go you like that math thank you very much. all right. here's our opportunity and challenge we still need those 23 hundred jobs if you pledge thank you very much if you contributed financially we have one last ask tell son-in-law and encourage them it's one opportunity or a hundred tint we need them all and appreciate the partnership on behalf of mayor ed lee and our corporate sponsors thank you and we say thank you and we look forward to being able to celebrate 3r0eb89 in september and final words from our mayor >> on behalf of the sfoifk to our corporate partners and each one of you who pledged money and resources and jobs and intifrm thank you

the priciest starbucks drink ever. what's in it? it includes 60 shots of espresso. >> whoa. >> he never slept again. >> he will stay up for the whole month of june. >> who needs 60 shots of espresso. >> you drink that you are done! >> and, of course, you don't want to be the guy behind him, right, online. >> that's right. >> very true. >> an hour and a half? >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. enjoy your company of coffee today, jill, thanks. >>> 5:42. six people are hurt when a car comes crashing into a new york library. why the driver is blaming the car company. >> and it's an unlikely pairing that's got the internet buzzing. we'll introduce you to the goat and the burro that couldn't stand to be apart coming your way. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, jured. the toyota >>> new this morning, a car plowing into a library spring valley, new york, half a dozen people were injured. the toyota went through pillars in front of the building right into the lobby. a 15-year-old girl pinned under the suv had severe head injuries.

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 project architect to answer questions if need-be. >> thank you. let's open up for public comment and i have one speaker card. karen flood. is there further public comment? okay. seeing

a starbucks and you are going to feel a pretty laid-back environment and that is exactly what starbuckserience is actually the result of tons and tons of very well-thought-out details. you haven't even walk in yet but already, starbucks is working on it. start with the door handle. designers like to call this the handshake between the customer and the store. this door handle that and get here by accident. is providing a little bit of advertising, getting you thinking about the coffee you are about to buy. flow,cks is all about getting people in and out of the stores in the most efficient way possible. they need to get people to the back to place their order but how they do that without hanging a giant order here sign? that use lighting and visual cues. notice how the merchandise and food is back there and it is lit more brightly than the rest of the store so that when you walk in, you automatically move towards the back. as you are moving back, starbucks already knows two things are happening to you. you are getting to see all the different options in the place you can decide where you

or formula retail i don't mean to pick on starbuck's goes out of business but the cu expires which it didn't now it runs with the property; is that right >> from a burger king 0 a mcdonald that will trigger a new conditional use under the code requirement. >> no, no i'm saying if burger king went out of the business if - >> if mcdonald's took over it's requires a new you cu. >> but we're changing it. >> it has limited applications but if mcdonald's buys out burger king they'll have to go through the cu process and if there was a let's say a phil's cfo on the corner of somewhere we gave it a conditional use from 14 to 21 stores but a reinforce and a half later they exit that property and starbuck's wants to come in. does that trigger a conditional use or an administrative process. that currently is a cu but we haven't worked out the abandonment so that's something else we need to look at that a standard cu is 3 years but we can change that in the process of administration review >> with respect to process you have outlined in a table a number of other proposals and we've heard from two

>> don't drink at starbucks very often. i like star -- starbucks as chain and they are not overpriced. if you look at how they get the coffee, they pay a fair price. >> i drink instant in the morning. i am not the person -- >> i will change my answer. i think you are an addict. you said you drink starbucks only in emergencies. find me a coffee emergency. >> if i am in a region and there is no gourmet coffee. >> and the shakes start. >> you call it addiction. you love your life and you love your call. >> when you start calling a young man a coffee and dine with him. >> time to take a break. coming up, ferrets. >>> should he apiece the fans of the weasel? he wants to end the ban on owning ferrets as pets. the city's health dents is recommending a repeal of the policy arguing there is no greater threat to the public than other domesticated animals. in an internal meme me -- memo, they considered the issue. on the pro side they show ferrets don't bite more severely or unseverely. on the con side there may be injuries especially

starbucks knows that two things are happening to you.re seeing the seating options and you can decide where to sit down. you are also getting positive reinforcement. you are seeing nice people enjoying cups of starbucks coffee. you see the strip of countertop watermark it does not look like much. it is part of the plan to maintain the connection to the people who work here. if this was not here, the first thing you would encounter is tall coffee machines. you are drawn with the counter and, because everything is below eye level, you can remain in contact with the people making your coffee. here is a question, i just gave starbucks my money. why am i seeing more advertisement for coffee? starbucks is based on repeat customers. they want me to think about the next time i come back. did that go through your mind when you went to buy your coffee this morning? >> i think the light beckons at the end. >> it is like a lost toward the light -- a wasp toward the light. next, i td pass world cup -- itv's world cup hopes. stay with us. ♪ >> let me

we will take you inside the starbucks testing room.d every successful ceo, there is a team of assistance. why shouldn't you have one? now you can. we will hear from a ceo of a startup that will set you up with your own virtual assistant. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> there is a lab in starbucks where their coffee batches will have to go before heading to stores. sam grobart went to take a look inside. deep inside the starbucks headquarters there is a small lab filled with rows of glasses and coffee beans. this is the cupping room. leslie is one of the tasters. >> it is like a spider monkey is in here. >> people will say, is that a bird? is we first thing we do are going to evaluate the green. we're are going to roast the coffee. we will pour water into the cup. we will let it sit for three minutes, we are going to skim the top of it and we're going to taste the coffee. body, looking at acidity, flavor, and complexity. this coffee has a nice acidity. it is very cleansing. >> what happens if you get a sample and it is not good. >> we do not t

a starbucks ceo said he would support a minimum wage increase.tarbucks, however, the business filament at the national restaurant association, which is lobbying intergenic lee against any such increase. i get it. soft and gooey messages, they re, wales and a lot of others this includes creating jobs and wealth. and i which are businesses and n again, i am just a capitalist. we are coming right back. lou: coming up next, gunfire in the south china sea. fox news national security >> lou: the vietnamese prime minister says he was considering various defense options against china after the deployment to the south china sea. china evacuated more than 3,000 citizens from vietnam's sending ships to retrieve more violent protests leading to the death of six chinese citizens. joining us now we have k.t. mcfarland. this combined with martial law in thailand carried out with the military now looks like a real hot spot. >> selfie stage a we have not paid attention to that but now it bubbles up. why? in part to because china opposite -- pushes the situation r

a starbucks ceo said he would support a minimum wage increase.rbucks, however, the business filament at the national restaurant association, which is lobbying intergenic lee against any such increase. i get it. soft and gooey messages, they were, wales and a lot of others this includes creating jobs and wealth. and i which are businesses and n again, i am just a capitalist. we are coming right back. lou: coming up next, gunfire in the south china sea. fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland joins us next. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomrow. lou: the vietnamese prime minister tonight saying his government was considering various defense options against china, this after the deployment of a chinese oil-rich waters in the south china seas that hanoi a

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if we're helping recruit for starbucks, all of the young people have to complete the application at starbucks. a couple of new things we're going to do, we want to go out in the neighborhood and work with the mom and pops and all the neighborhoods to get some small business engagement and a lot of big companies but there's a lot of jobs in small business and there's a lot of opportunities there we want to end gage on. we're adding a youth outreach provider, so we put out a grant for an organization to make sure that disconnected youth throughout the summer know about the opportunities available, know about the doorways and they're able to access those. so last year, these are our six doorways. and again, served almost just under 500 young people with walk ins, screening and assessments and referrals for services and really i think stellar park that we're looking to continue. we're looking to partner more closely with the school district. the school district has been a partner of summer plus, but during the school year we want to bring employers into the classrooms for guest presentations and

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in times out of his average employee you look at the starbucks c.e.o. makes ninety two thousand dollars an hour like nine thousand three hundred dollars an hour while his average employee makes minimum wage and that's completely unacceptable we want fifteen our citizens of all ages and races are joining forces to demand better pay and equal pay between men and women fast food workers in particular are demanding the right to unionize and many say a big problem is that in america too many jobs are being neutralized by technology so there's a bunch of different reasons as to why new yorkers have come out to take part in may day but the overall string that ties them together is that the majority of them are lacking confidence in the u.s. labor force in the u.s. economy they say that years ago u.s. officials promised them that things would be better by now that jobs would be more available salaries would raise they're still waiting they say for that to happen reporting from new york. r.t. . and before we go don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry

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i've spent several years ago trying to get starbuck's nobody wants them anymore but now the blue bottle sass has more than 11 but not 20. we have positive about the what the administer review might not able to do larger because how it may help with the wasting time it takes a period of 4 months so anything to get a few less controversial cases will help the small guys who can't sign a lease and pay rent and not be open. we also building the increased emphasis on the store review many of the people concern is about the character of their corridor we also think that additional regulations kwo kwo could have an adverse effect one is the recruiting of desire corridor and leeland avenue is an example it's a a high vacancy rate we're going to bring in a pizza place and any additional regulation on formula retail could create bigger challenges, and, secondly, we think additional regulation will make it harder in some cases to meet the daily needs of the moderate and protecting people we did a study and in certain categories formulate retail is lower it's 16 percent by one man and he said it wa