starbuck male. >> clay starbuck or austin starbuck or blake starbuck. >> reporter: there was no gettingdna didn't lie, after all. detectives were now convinced that a starbuck male killed chanin. but which one? was it possible one of chanin's own sons killed her? not a chance, said detective rickets. >> we obtained records that indicated they were at work and at school. we eliminated them as suspects. >> reporter: only one man left standing now, but not for long. on february 6th, 2012, two months after they found the body of chanin starbuck, they arrested clay and charged him with murder. it was the moment chanin's siblings and mother had been waiting for. >> when clay was arrested, it was a big relief. >> we felt as though clay should have been arrested right off the bat. >> i knew that he was the one that murdered her. >> reporter: it was, of course, a victory for the detectives, too, but it came at a terrible price. >> i didn't want it to be clay starbuck. i didn't want to take those children's father from them. >> reporter: chanin and clay's five children, still in shock over their

there isn't much of an alternative for starbucks. people line up. >> they will start drinking maxwell house. >> dun dan donuts, it's rolled over. that was a premium. stock trailed at a premium into its peers in the market. some of this stuff, it's obviously. i'm telling you, stats can stay. sooner or later this becomes a trend. >> we did have a little at panera that can lead over to starbucks. people that make starbucks, they don't make the move over. >> is that what it is, blue shirt, blue blazer? >> and a couple starbucks. >>> as earnings season heats up, next week's tech earnings could determine the mark's next more. domenic hq there are big and important companies that get into earnings season. >> there are. even though i got my blue shirt here, i will talk, some heavy hitters are coming up next week, on the chip side intel is huge so what are the analysts expecting out of these big tech heavy weights? on the earnings side, tech companies are expected to report earnings from the prior period from the prior year. that's according

starbucks shares down more than they are now. on some of the comments made by howard schultz. who seemed incredulous. a company able to manage those better than most, rising commodity costs. certainly that company able to manage those, and howard schultz feels they'll be able to going forward. >> bring in another experienced voice here. art harbin joins us from ubs. what do you think of the market at these levels? >> looks a little like it wants to take a rest here. maybe challenged by that 2000 level in the s&p. but it doesn't have the oomph it had as we've discussed. you don't have a broad number of new highs. even though the s&p's at a new high. the percent of stocks above their 50-day moving average isn't a vast majority. so the divergences within it tells you the market may want to consolidate a little. a big data week coming next week. certainly for now, they look like they want to rest a bit. >> funny you mention the moving average. discussing that in some respects wondering where the values are left in the market, whether

you could throw starbucks in that lot. you'd be spending four bucks on a cup of coffee. >> i would very much throw it in. i'll say this, this is a cult stock. it's a cult -- consumers place a lot of the loyalty in this brand but at some point to me the stock, when you think about it, is priced for perfection. it trades at 30 times earnings. this is a $60 billion market -- >> it did peel off too. remember when momentum stocks had their sell-offs, starbucks was right in there. >> russell, it's a bigger company, it's an expensive large-cap stock, kind of like nike, one of these premium brands but they report on july 24th and to me the stock is priced for perfection. had a 10% rally. so this is a trade that i'm examining to talk about that i want to go next week. i priced it up today when the stock was 78.50. i want to make a bearish bet. i think if there's any hiccups this stock retraces a good bit of this recent move. so when the stock was 78.50 today, could have bought the august 77 half, 72 half, put spread for 1.25, my ma

formula retail businesses filed long-standing needs of the neighborhood but then opposition from starbucks and geary on fourth avenue and other efforts another times there ever some opposition and other times accepted to the process is flexible and depends on on the community wants and needs. lastly page 8 of the report says that by creating disincentives for the formula retails to lock here the formula retail lower costs for independent retailers that's again, the issue of the rising represents that impacts by making neighborhood commercial place the formula retail help lower rents and reducing the costs for independent railways. in conclusion the strategic economy report gives decide makers the reason to have a dialog that reaches a reasonable outcome for residents and businesses. i think there's no storage of formula retail if san francisco there's 12 hundred and 50 formula retail stores in the city that's 25 percent of our formula retail but compared to the national it's 1/3rd is formula retail it shows what's special about san francisco we have some chain stores but we value the exit

amazon and starbucks. which were hit and hit hard after reporting last night and even though these companies are doing and saying exactly what they've always done. first up amazon. here's a company that spends twin and spends and spends. last night's quarter was no different. they talked endlessly about how they're going to invest to create the best worldwide marketplace and in what i regard as an untenable situation, they seemed to thumb their noses at the analysts on the conference call even the ones that like them. they were asking such meddling questions kind of like when is the spending going to pay off, gentlemen? i think it's a pretty reasonable question since the losses here widened to losses to levels not seen since 2012 and making the payoff from all that spending seem ever more elusive. if i had to sum up the call it would simply be hey, listen, clowns, we're going do whatever we want to take over the world and if you don't like how much we're going to spend then go take a hike! >> sell, sell, s

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or starbucks to el pock would require a new crusoe how often no hearing riverside not that often sms most would warrant an evaluation of the neighborhood. the final at a point topic is the definition of formula retail overall this aspect of our proposal strengthens the control by expanding the definition i'll summarize. we're recommending increasing the number of locates from 11 to 19 and adding new types and intiementsdz we still don't require the recommendation but are supportive how to regulate the subsidies we're proposing the service and the tobacco and massage establishment like the limited financial and business and professional services. those changes taken together will capture for businesses as formula retail. here's some works of those use types we've described the financial that are cash checking establishment as the at atm and the cold well banker should be regulated as formula retail upon further discussion from supervisor mar and this stakeholders we're recommending the edition of massage and tobacco paraphernalia there's generally considered other uses we don't see th

it's okay to put in a revolutionary store it's a suby has starbucks done anything though the not a chance if you look at nairz guarantee that was a cosmetics line you could buy that in department stores and it doesn't mean it's owned by one of the large luxury houses. that's across the line and to say that those are not formula retail when, in fact, those are new openings of combiblts that that demonstrated their primer business is formula retail to ignore the very real realtime they're not going to open it in that name but many, many look alike stores we need to look at those who sneak that when, in fact, the entire evidence based on the corporate they're going to be a chain and the presumption of the chains rather than than the proprietorship. is there any additional public comment oak seeing none, public comment is closed. public comment is closed. i want to thank the staff for their hard work it sound our skuven work there's been a lot of work from supervisor mar's office but the remaining issues we'll be discussing tonight >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you all for your comments.

starbucks perked up its product offers. to our viewers here in the united states, and to those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. phil mattingly reports on central american leaders white house meeting with president migrants at the us-mexico border. we look at new products from starbucks. and if we follow gaza and ukraine. the death of alan is greenberg. he was ceo when bear stearns collapsed ring the 2008 financial crisis. he died today of cancer, here in new york city, at the age of 86. here's what greenberg explained what he thinks happened in an interview from 2008. >> it became an avalanche of people. it fed on itself. i'm not saying anyone started a malicious rumor to put us out of business. i'm not going down that road all. i don't know. cani know is that a rumor start, and again turned into itself filling prophecy. that's certainly what it did with us. it almost did with merrill lynch. it almost did with morgan stanley and goldman

a new app could signal the end of long lines at starbucks according to people magazine. starbucks is developing a smart phone app that will allow customers to pre-order beverages to a of time, then head local store to pick it up. the app is still in its testing phase. there's no word on when it might debut, but no worry, starbucks is still going to mess up your name on your cup. >> oh, man. it always is kind of fun to see. >> lousaka but the weather. by this time tomorrow we would've seen storms? >> there may even be tomorrow some strong storms. right now at reagan national it is still pretty warm. there are a few scattered sprinkles earlier. 80 degrees now the airport. the two temperatures -- the dew point is a 70 degrees. doppler we go. a lot of the showers we are tracking earlier have dissipated . another round of showers moving in from the northwest. from the ohio and northern ohio river of the icon why should say. we're sitting at 60 degrees in cumberland. dew point temperatures in the 60's and low 70's. a lot of moisture to work with. we'll be tracking another band

want to have formula retail that will enlighten that area when people see a familiar spot like a starbucks they may stop but if anyone else close to satisfy their needs they'll innovate stop the car. let me talk about the ordinance i favor without question i favor the staffs position one of the things they did on the large-scale economic report that makes sense because as was pointed out the trying to have a smaller an connective report on a smaller impact something under one hundred thousand square feet or something like that is probably not realistic by it's under 50 thousand square feet if that's in commercial neighborhood and over one hundred owe 20 thousand if c-3 that's a good level you'll had had leakage studies that's a business we lists from san francisco because we don't have the formula retail or whatever the particular store needs so they go to san mateo county as i did having to get home supplies from home depot or go to three or four retail stores. the next thing was the and i athletic compatibility he hope we're using this on all businesses what's good are for the argues is

liz: more big names like amazon and starbucks reporting in one hour. where tracking all the action for you in this final all-important hour of trade. we are taking detroit's hood. taking it on the chin in part of the recalls. ford on all cylinders after beating the street getting a boost from record profits to the good old u.s. of a beheaded is it time to get into both of these american icons? we have an all-star panel. and meet kinky friedman making suits since 1989. now a new showroom, planning to double the business in five years. the president and creative director is our exclusive guest. get ready to try on "countdown to the closing bell." liz: good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman. breaking news, two stocks hitting all-time highs in the last hour. major statement on real estate. the online real estate firms zillow and trulia are looking at major deal to join forces. zillow getting and nice move but looking at the boost trulia is getting, up 32% it zillow would be acquiring trulia. up 16%, both are having their biggest one-day games ever. the

why did starbucks do so well and you not? >> well, firstly, congratulations to starbucks.umbers were good, but i would think i also point out as we said on our earnings call this morning, david, we beat just about everyone else in quick service restaurants. we looked to all the other numbers that have come out earlier this week. we have beaten, see as our other direct competitors. we grew share in the quarter. we grew our transactions in the quarter. i think that was very important for us. there is a difference between us and starbucks. we have a different model. we have a franchise model. which means other people invest in our brand. we have great return on that investment. it means, that if we make changes, we have to consult our franchisees. pricing is up to them. sometimes takes us a little bit longer. what i will tell you, our franchisees in our view did excellent job come peeing with the quarter, it is tough but they did a wonderful job. david: hold on, nigel, if you can, just one second. we're very quickly come in with earnings report and come back to you. adam, ver

what does it mean to a company like starbucks? >> to a company like counter culture, really our prices, they are affected by the commodities market but when we set our prices we do it by working directly with the producer. a big part of our company is dedicated to supporting our farmer partners and we literally travel around the world and sit down with them and talk to them about their business. understanding what their needs are in terms of cost to production and we communicate what our needs are and we come up with a price. so based on that, the prices we've been paying for coffee have been substantially higher than the commodities market for years. >> wow. >> and that means that our coffee will be more expensive but it mately we think it's a great value because of the quality of the cup and the quality of the relationship. but certainly the swings in the commodities market affect the overall coffee market. i can't say exactly what it might do to starbucks in terms of their costs, but generally the consumers will see a higher pr

there's not an alternative for starbucks. >> well, look at panera.cks can stay, diverge for a while. >> well, we did have a little bit in panera that could bleed into starbucks. >>> and next week's tech earnings could determine the next market. and some big companies reporting next week. >> there are. i am going to talk a little bit about the tech earnings. big giants like intel, and yahoo. ebay, google, ibm, all reporting in this coming week. so, what are the analysts expecting? on the earnings side, a 7.4% increase from the prior period, from the prior year. that's higher than the 4.6% expected from the s&p as a whole. and a 5.4% bump in sales, double the 2.7% expected from the s&p. analysts expect to see growth in semiconductor stocks like intel. so, semiconductor stocks very much in focus. >> so, could wall street be getting too optimistic? let's check in with the chart master. >> here's smh. the semiconductor itself, and smh next. but what's important is the outperformance of the whole. semis are important for all of technology. from july 12th t

brewing up a storm, insane amount of money starbucks is bay paying workers. you won't believe how much they would be better off in walmart. >>> amazon is under pressure and seeing great growth but will it finally turn a profit? >>> booking ahead for a prone limb? patients are reserving a spot online before heading to the emergency room. kind of clever. >>> plus the housewife that is giving it all up to go back to the lindy hopping '50s. princeton mom is here to relate. so is charlie gasparino. because even when they say it's not, it is always about "money." melissa: a tale of two motor cities for gm today. the stock is plummeting while sales figures continue to rise. the auto giant still plagued by ongoing recall issues, falling short of wall street expectations last quarter and more problems laying in wait with gm with $400 million slated to go to the victims of its faulty ignition switch. with me our very own charlie gasparino and tracy byrnes. we have james frishe lynn as well. james, let you go first. what do you think of all the gm news? >> the brand loy

netflix, starbucks, others. tim, what are you watching? >> i'm watching starbucks. it's a name, if you look at the chart, it's struggling, but not terribly cheap. it has so much more to offer than something like mcdonald's. k-up sales are growing. starbucks, to me, have also passed through a price increase. i stay in the maname, and expec better guidance. >>> and boeing did okay. when you start to see cancellations and capacity cutback from lufthansa and the middle east. that's going to hurt boeing. so, i think you stay short, boeing. >> apple? >> i think going into september, october, i think you see it above par. >> and this one, it's goating expensive on valuation. long on earnings, stay ahead of it. caterpillar. >> before our final trades, we want to wish our good friend b.k. good luck. if you're on nantucket, cheer him on. going through the triathlon. good luck. tim? >> and a happy birthday to beautiful wife. >> twitter. >> blackstone continues to rally. >> come back next week for more "fast money." stay tuned for "options action." are you sure we should take t

starbucks. your next trip might be a little bit easier.how the coffee cha >> some good news for starbucks fans out there. [laughter] lines may beng inside. "people" magazine reports that starbucks is coming up with a smartphone app to pre-order your drink before you step in the store. on other starbucks note -- the record for the most expensive drink has been broken again. you may remember a guy in dallas set a record of about $54 in may. a man in west virginia shattered it with a frappuccino drink a price tag7 shots, of more than $71. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >> things will improve a little bit. >> they will. lower humidity. sunshine makes an appearance. hi

not in particular from starbucks.hultz will talk about it tomorrow but in particular, kelly, the fact that they're hedged, even as the coffee prices go up, of course those hedges against that make you money even though of course you are paying more money out for the coffee. thus, the hedge. as far as where starbucks is going forward, i thought it was bullish that they were able to raise guidance even though it is only slightly. so maybe it holds on to most of these gains. >> jon fortt, what about you? >> i'm still puzzling over what's happening in the consumer space in general, and particularly in electronics. we're going to get a little bit of a different picture even from amazon. this strikes me as the sort of a season where you really need to listen to the call. you saw what happened with facebook after the bell yesterday. it was up maybe slightly until investors got a lot of detail about how the company saw the quarter. then we saw a spike. with all these stocks that are just moving a little bit based on results,

starbucks is doing something great.hey've teamed up with arizona state university to create a program that will pay for starbucks employees to get a college degree through the online college at asu. so for employees in their freshman and sophomore years, the program will pay around 30% of the $10,000 tuition. and for the junior and senior years, the employees pay nothing. starbucks reimburses them for the entire cost of tuition. they're a generous company. that's why they let all those homeless people use sinks as bathtubs. there aren't many stipulations. as long as you work 20 hours a week or more, you're eligible. you don't have to stay at starbucks after you get your degree. starbucks is doing this because without an educated workforce, nobody will be able to afford $10 for a cup of coffee. so they're smart. there you go. so starbucks employees are going to college. so i guess we can expect to see our names spelled right on the side of the cup, right? speaking of cups, the world cup continued today. i was watching th

food, for many, many years at starbucks was not our strength.day unequivocally, today starbucks, the creative advantage with the opportunity with acquiring, giving us fantastic quality food. our people are proud of it, customers are responding. food sales are up significantly at starbucks not only in the morning day part, but this is really important. in the afternoon and evening with iced tea and physio a higher level of food attached a food is a clear stretch for our company and people are coming to starbucks not only for the integrity and quality of coffee in a cup but also for food. the last thing i would say and i said it on a conference call, i think it was lost. we are building flag ship, iconic stores in the genre of nike town and apple all over the world and these stores are proving to be significant drivers of high volume profitability, shine a halo on the brand and we have a flag ship store, new concept coming in fisk's '15 i think will knock people's socks off. >> yeah, but if it's not an iwatch, jon fortt, nobody cares. >> interesti

has been providing the coffee and tea (clapping) and starbucks is not only providing the coffee and tea over a decade but brought over a hundred pastries i one hundred and 25 volunteers so thank you starbucks (clapping) there having the bubbles less. and pg&e is sending a group of people up as well (clapping) and wal-mart is sending their first outreach grouping group so thank you wal-mart >> san francisco police department thank you very much for your help this morning (clapping) thank you to katie hillary clinton up for the triangle west side for keeping that up (clapping) and without the help of my husband and sister paul listen this wouldn't have happened thank you (clapping) joe's is in the middle he had to be different in wearing it's triangle t-shirt. so the history of this pink triangle is starting the program off this is in two parts we're going to hear the history of the pink triangle that happened in the 10930s and 40 we'll have an update. so to give the history of the pink triangle please welcome not only one of the stars he's an amazing comedian who i used to watch thir

all levels the press points and the only way attire companies to grow it's hard to put in a new starbucks without can only implying the other ounces bus it's okay to put in a revolutionary store it's a suby has starbucks done anything though the not a chance if you look at nairz guarantee that was a cosmetics line you could buy that in department stores and it doesn't mean it's owned by one of the large luxury houses. that's across the line and to say that those are not formula retail when, in fact, those are new openings of combiblts that that demonstrated their primer business is formula retail to ignore the very real

>> we certainly understand why starbucks needs to raise their prices.es inbeen huge the market especially over the spring. it's a great opportunity for people who are standing in line to pick their heads up and see what else is out there. many of our stores are near starbucks. they can come over and try us. it's a good opportunity. >> does that mean you will try to keep your prices lower? >> we watch the prices of our contemporaries around the city closely. we monitor them regularly to make sure our prices coming equal or lower. starbucks is raising prices because the cost of coffee has shot way up. obviously that will affect you guys as well. does that mean you are eating your margins? >> we raised our prices slightly in april. we are constantly watching our margins, very tight. the coffee market fluctuates every day. to get that at a consistent price to the end buyer is a constant challenge. >> because starbucks is so big, they are able to source out longtime down the road, maybe 18 months. what's is that mean for you guys who are smaller? least 12o s

starbucks via is actually better than so-called brewed options. demonstrated how to use it in a coffee emergency here. >> i can't find a starbucks anywhere. i pull over to the rest area and all they have are the god awful coffee machines that make weak coffee. the water is hot, so i made myself a coffee. i set it on the weakest you. they have three settings. i take a star bucks via and i make myself a starbucks coffee. all right. oh my gosh, it is a starbucks coffee. >> andy, you are looking quiz clear at that video. did you understand what was happening? >> i couldn't understand what it was. it looks like an instant coffee. >> if you go out to the hinter lands of america -- >> i'm sure you do. >> and then you go to the fun house. >> and you spend time there. i make my own on tuna fish sandwich. >> i don't even want to ask how you make that. >> where is the tuna fish? >> you get these wonderful foil packages. you don't have to open cans anymore. you get the foil package and get yourself some mayo and you mix it in a bowl. anyways -- >> are you rig

brewing up a storm, insane amount of money starbucks is bay paying workers. you won't believe how much they would be better off in walmart. >>> amazon is under pressure and seeing great growth but will it finally turn a profit? >>> booking ahead for a prone limb? patients are reserving a spot online before heading to the emergency room. kind of clever. >>> plus the housewife that is giving it all up to go back to the lindy hopping '50s. princeton mom is here to relate. so is charlie gasparino. because even when they say it's not, it is always about "money." melissa: a tale of two motor cities for gm today. the stock is plummeting while sales figures continue to rise.

i wanted to ask you, i've been really following starbucks and really want to get into starbucks but looksight be a little too high, i don't know. >> well, look, i mean obviously i'd like to recommend starbucks back in the low 70s early 60s, it's now above again where it was when we went to seattle. i think you put a position on it, if the market brings it down, you buy the rest. i like starbucks. i need to go to shirley in texas. shirley? >> caller: good evening, mr. cramer. >> hi, shirley. >> caller: my question is in regards to a company called gen, gy. >> aerospace, terrific. always surprises me this company's still independent. i like boeing very much for my charitable trust, it's not been acting well. all of the stocks get taken up at the air show that starts this next week. terry in new york, terry? >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim. >> boo-yah, ter. >> caller: hi! i watch your show nightly and i want to go to your restaurant some day. >> oh, thank you! we're talking bar san miguel. i appreciate it. thank you. >> caller: research on cheniere energy and i'd love to get your opinion on t

. >> coming up what starbucks is now considering so you don't have to wait in line for your cup of joe> and a parking predicament. how silver line metro riders will affect tyson corner mall parking. >> donald trump is looking to bring a hotel to d.c. what he's saying about the officials and what they're saying about him, after the break. >> here's a look at what's coming up tonight on abc~7 primetime. we'll be right back. >> donald trump made a stop in d.c. today along with some of his children. >> that's right. they were here for the ceremonial groundbreaking of his new hotel that will be in d.c.'s old post office building. >> rebecca cooper was the only local reporter to sit down with trump. she joins us with more on this new venture. >> it is a family affair for this tump project. in fact, it was his daughter who took the lead. but all eyes were on the man who made the trump name famous worldwide, and now promises to bring more jobs, high-end uxly, and big -- luxury and big money to washington. >> at the hotel groundbreaking donald trump was joined by his two sons and his daughter.

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strong quarter for starbucks. >> starbucks also just raised prices.ly they lock in those coffee prices and you will see -- potentially grow some margins there. the pipeline?own some stores are selling real cheese now, which seems crazy to me. >> the one big thing that howard schultz said in yesterday's call was expect the lunch hour to look different. they have a few things coming down the pipeline. they will be increasing their food offerings. the teas and starbucks reserve coffee line. they will be introducing more 24-hour stores across the globe. those have been very successful. also successful, starbucks' store in the magic kingdom. partnershipa great with disney. they say expect that to expand in many locations around the world. they are testing the possibility of a mobile ordering app. it would let users order their coffee online, on their phones, and to pick them up in the store. that would be a game changer. >> absolutely. if you don't go into mobile, you will pretty much be dead in a couple of years. interesting point. get some coffee. is one

. >> yeah, dumb starbucks. >> jimmy: dumb starbucks. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was all over the use.icking to that parity law thing, huh? >> we got shut down by the health department. [ laughter ] it wasn't because of them. but it was kind of tough because i was making a tv show and running a coffee shop at the same time. so, it feels good now just to be making a tv show. >> jimmy: and you never did get in any legal trouble from that? >> no, the health department let us off. i think they had to scold us, but they also thought it was kind of silly. they tried to keep a straight face and do their thing. yeah. >> jimmy: i gotcha. well, that's good. >> you said you were going to put in a good word with the mayor. so, maybe -- >> jimmy: i didn't have to. >> you didn't do that? >> jimmy: that was my prank on you. the idea of your show is, you go into a store or you contact an individual who runs a business. >> right. so, dumb starbucks, it was a thing i was doing for the show. there was a full story behind that, as well. that's not even, i think, the most inventive thing we do on the show.

let's shift to starbucks. one reason surging coffee prices and worker costs and worries that profit growth will significantly slow. bloomberg is outside a starbucks store in washington. yang? >>cks you are right, -- you're right, shares firstar backsliding, now standing third quarter, you mentioned some of the concerns. another one of course is that they are expanding too quickly and analyst are worried that opening all of these doors well affect profits. the earnings report for the third quarter, 500 $13 million, 23% gain on the year ago quarter. $.67 earnings per share beating ofimates by one cent $4.2 billion. 6% global cop store sales. u.s. got 7%the same-store sales growth, 7% for asia, largely held by china, 3% in europe and middle east and africa, and food was the standout here. food helps strike to bring percent of called sale growth in the united states. they are very optimistic about what is to come. they increase their earnings forecast for the current quarter by two cents. we are seeing shares on t

what do you think the starbucks employee did in response?ant to squeeze this in here, any time we have a breast feeding story, twitter, our phones light up. should we do it again? >> important story, because the law is in our neck of the woods, can you breast feed, the law you're allowed to do it. >> so over at starbucks, i go there every day. >> bar taste comes to the aid after mother breast feeding inside after starbucks, after the woman was scolded by another customer, the customer came in over, hey, this is discusting there is happened to be up in canada. >> that's yes mention what the law was here, because it may be different there. so the mother visiting the starbucks, baby little, five months olds, gets hungry, so she starts to nurse. well then female customer started complaining, called it discusting, and now this is what is real interesting about this, only a teenager, but realizes, this is very important for her, went over, apologizes to the mother, reassurance hershey is absolutely welcome, even offers her a free drink. and then s

starbucks versus dunkin' donuts. melissa: ironic, policies out of washington make the income gap wider. investors taking aim at java juice. they are getting squeezed by engaged capital to slash costs and exit new york city market. i love jamba juice, don't get me wrong, it is rather fattening. you get one of those, and you could have a big mac. reminds me of crumbs, a phenom for a second but would you buy this stock. >> no, absolutely not. last time i was on we talked about crumbs. you can get almost anywhere at the time a cupcake or smoothie. that is the same thing. what is the differentiation. the big issue you can cut costs all you want. that is not a growth story. you don't cut your way to growth. the question is, how do they grow? melissa: this is activist investor story. the activists is saying no one is safe any longer, right? >> i think there is more hope here than crumbs where they couldn't transition to more healthy veggie drink more easily maybe crumbs can go to alternative. melissa: do you like kale shake

and he got the full starbucks experience. they even, if we can zoom in there. they even got his name wrong on the cup. [ cheers and applause ] and by the way -- it's not important. but interesting to note he didn't get coffee. he ordered a cup of tea. he went all the way to starbucks for tea. he must really love oprah, i have to say. here is something, something i would look to see sasha and malia participate in this year. to celebrate father's day, i am issuing one of our now infamous youtube challenges. last time on father's day, we asked people to squirt their dads with a hose and tape it. that worked out great. >> why are you doing this? >> jimmy: a good question. so this time, what i would like you to do is wait until your father is asleep, then flip on the lights, yell, hop on pop, and jump on the bed or wherever he is sleeping. i would like you to record this and upload to it youtube with the title "hey, jimmy kimmel, i hopped on pop." that way we can find it. look for a message from us. if we like your video we will play it on the show. you don't have t

, i stood with a number of retailer works from safeway security businesses from the gap and from starbucks and other companies and they raised the issue this will make their lives and staying in the city easier and they stressed that this is really an urgent matter of staying in the city or being pushed out like so many others are because of our economic and wealth gap in the city. lastly i want to say i authorized along with the coworkers this is an issue where workers are not only living paycheck to paycheck but hour to hour and this measure the worker bill of rights will help with the stability of low wage and part time workers in the city. the last point i want to make in my introduction before president chiu gives comments this is extremely good for listing the low wage workers out of poverty but many workers are offered high employment, however, the overall trend in the growing san francisco service sector is employers are looking at to cut costs and that's the low road type of employers we're trying to alter their ability to do that. when they do this that pits the pressure on the g

. >> starbucks opened fir store in columbia, south america. one of the world's biggest coffee producing nations recognizing columbicoffee growing tration starbucks store in brigatta is the only one to sell storsed cofe. starbucks has been selling since 1971 and here the chain has big competitor columbia own coffee retailer juan valdez. >> and iowa real estate company taking to the air to market properties ia homes in cedar rapids is using a radio controlled drone to make flyover videos of homes for theeb site. j.j. johannes says the drone beats the convention property. the faa has not officially okayed this use for drones but it's a lot like the way -- used them. >>> the past few summers center city sips offered happy hour deals that won't overheatle wallet today in "saving with 6abc" amy buckman has more spots offering after work specials. >> right now you might know about center city sips. bars and restaurants downtown offer happy hour deals wednesday nights. here in soe south street west of broad a number of other bars and restaurants are e

i didn't think it was possible for starbucks to be more expensive.lso didn't think there would be four star bucks in one strip mall, but they proved me wrong. it's getting to the point where you need coffee to stay awake to work a second job to pay for all the coffee. leaders in the house and senate marked the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act by awarding a medal of honor to dr. martin luther king jr. and his wife, coretta. during the ceremony, the army band sang "we shall overcome." during the ceremony, watch as our nation's leaders awkwardly join hands to sing. ♪ we shall overcome [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they don't know the words. i don't even know where to start with that. first of all, ironically it might be the whitest thing i've ever seen. and i don't think we overcame anything based on that. it's like they were joining hands in a lifeboat just before they all drowned. and poor john boehner standing at the end, he had to hug himself. meanwhile, legislators in the state of new york passed a new bill banning something i never even heard of