>> everybody knew about starbucks in seattle. was one starbucks store and it had a reputation for being the best coffee. i met howard and honestly i had had thought, this guy is incredible. he's charismatic. he is a winner. i said, whatever you're doing, i want to be part of. so -- and i invested more because of him being such a dynamic guy, and i'm sure you have spoken to him before. you have seen, he is an amaze inguy. >> he's stepping down now as reo, going to be tepg stepping back a little bit. what do you think about that? >> i think if that's what howard decides is best for starbucks, you know, he has done great so far for making the right decision. so i would never question anything he thinks is the right thing to do. >> you are more than an investor, right? we all know about the albums for sale at starbucks and you were the very first album they showcased there. >> i think, yeah, i think it was 1994, my christmas album "miracles." was the first time starbucks gave a try to sell music and it was a huge success, for me as w

just like at starbucks. career development, a healthy wage and benefits are part of it. >> i became full time. i expressed myself to them i'm interested in moving up. i want to make a career out of this. they listened. now, i'm a senior. >> our full-time employees partake in health benefits, 401(k), paid time off. we try to encourage profit sharing, one of the things you want to do is help people understand that they are a critical part of the overall profitability. >> i think this is a business that's long overdue. others have tried it but we are the ones that nailed it. >>> becoming a go-to person in your industry can go a long way in building your customer base and increasing brand awareness. how do you go from nobody to a leader in the field? one, tell your origin story. sharing where you and your business come from, it reveals your motivations and gives potential customer a look into why you do what you do. two, generosity works better than sales pitches. you'll find that when you give away high quality

>> everybody knew about starbucks in seattle.e was one starbucks store and it had a reputation for being the best coffee. so i met howard and honestly, i had thought this guy is incredible, he's charismatic, he's a winner. i said whatever you're doing i want to be part of. i invested more because of him being suc a i'm sure you have spoken to him before, you have seen he's an amazing guy. >> he's stepping down now as ceo. going to be stepping back a little bit. what do you think about that? >> i think that if that's what howard decides is best for starbucks, he's done great so far for making the right decisions. i would never question anything that he thinks is the right thing to do. >> you are more than just an investor. we all know about the albums for sale at starbucks. you were the very first album that they showcased there. >> i think, yeah, it was 1994, my christmas album, "miracles" was the first time starbucks gave it a try to sell music. it was a huge success. for me as well, obviously, it was my record that was being so

can starbucks get a second win. the company held its 25th annual shareholder meeting earlier today and we had a chance to check in with howard schultz, the visionary outgoing ceo. take a look. >> howard and kevin, thank you for being with us on your 25th annual meeting. howard, stunning 18,000% return for shareholders since you ipo'd 25 years ago. tens of thousands of new jobs created around the world. what can you do for an encore? >> well, i think this is just the early days. i mean what we're going to present today is not only the history of the company in which we've created $80 billion of market cap in 25 years, but we think these are the early days. and despite the fact that the stock is not up year-over-year, it's probably been one of our best and strongest years in our history. when you think about the roastery in china opening in december. 2,600 stores in china. a store opening every single day. the new reserve stores coming online. and i think the second half of the year in terms of our comps and traffic w

that's data. >> following their starbucks manifesto. they wanted to be located where there was a ton of density and traffic. another tip for finding a prime location, find another store that has the same kind of customers you want. in the case of mini lux. they searched for, you guessed it. starbucks. and another company they admire and share a customer base with. whole foods. another priority for the startup. improving conditions for the customers and employees by tackling lacks hygiene standards. persistent and widespread problem. and took another page from the rule book. wanted to elevate the overall client experience. and at manny lux, that means a who bunch of things. utilizing technology for online booking 24/7 and greeting customers differently when they walk in the door. >> you're walking by the store. effectively get a notification. there's an appointment would you like to come in. there's an open slot. same technology used on technician side. allows them to remember what nail polish it was the customer used the last time. equa

it makes it more challenging to make a profit if you're starbucks.y're up against in certain ways. to make a political claim to really stick up the territory politically i know you are very liberal but as a shareholder is an starbucks. as i it's not going to be a problem. and what they would say here. it's important for a lot of people for them to advocate on that point of view. he isn't just trying to sell coffee. they will make the political and social aivist. in this case they should suffer the consequences. this is the free market. this is what conservatives love more than anything. i am just thinking about it from the shareholders perspective. i'm trying to give him a little advice here. it didn't work before it's not going to work now. they just want to go in and get the cup of coffee. were also in a political environment that is so radioactive. let's think about the new balance ceo who supported president trump trade what happened. it doesn't go both ways. in this environment where we have a businessman as a president of our country there is t

starbucks shares have remained flat. the starbucks mobile app is being blamed for the drop. so many customers are ordering in advance, leading to much longer lines to actually get hand on their java. back to you. >> that's interesting. we're all a bunch of dunkin' donuts here, at least at work. >> me too. >> we have one in our building. >> but then i do my starbucks, too, so i'm like a split person. but i do -- >> and donut? >> i know, it is dangerous. >> thank you, heather, we will check in with you next week. have a great weekend. >> happy friday, guys. >> evesham township police searching for two women scamming burlington coat factory stores. >> take a good look at the surveillance pictures, the scam, one woman distracting the cashier while the other steels money from the register. they're also accused of stealing more than $1,000 from the burlington coat factory store on route 73 back on march 4. if you recognize these suspect, please contact police. >>> a newly installed body camera captures some quick thinking by local police officer. just last week officer joseph mcne

i walk around i see starbucks. you're seeing these sort of like exclusively little mom and pop pop up coffee shops. there's a lot of them up all around. a lot of customers from starbucks have gravitated over to those in general but i do think that starbucks does trade lower from near 55 bucks. it trades closer down to 51, 52 level. i think that the second half of the year, this is really a second half of the year story and i think it's going to be driven by their suggestion of selling campaign they've been initiative. they just announced that they've ended that. >> starbucks is also injecting themselves into the political scene. when you say it's a one off. this is a constant. they're using the stock occasionally -- >> so that dip is not because of the refugee hiring initiative in your view? >> whatever stock gets political, we saw it with target, the stock loses 22%. there could be a huge effect on these stocks and with the country so polarized as it is now, starbucks they'll be another initiative or one after tha

thank you chris. >>> do you ever sit in starbucks with your laptop?s no secret some people hang out and don't actually buy anything at all not even cup of coffee. that's about to change. at least at location. starbucks in west hollywood is actuallactually removing its elc outlets people who frequent the locations have mixed reactions especially because the large homeless population in los angeles. >> it's complicated. you know, peopled to plug in their device whether you're homeless or not. at what level are you going to have the place business be destroyed because people aren't buying stuff and people are turned off because there's lot of homeless people so it's up a like shelter. it's complicated. >>> our sister station in los angeles reached out to that starbucks for comment but we have not heard back. >>> and ron burke in now with a look at the sports dawn. villanova allowed much lesser team to make the first round game interesting i'll tell you why they cannot happen going forward. wildcats want to stay on the thrown. ♪ 's first round perform man

>> eric: it strikes me starbucks is trying to reach out to the other side.een social justice warriors for a long time. member, were going to take in refugees. now they say they are starting to reach out, saying we are going to hire these veteransow now. they are making a big push to hire more veterans. i think it's great. i think it's fantastic but to say if you are in the political left, why don't you meet up with some on the political right over a starbucks and maybe they can work their way into the more conservative group of consumers which frankly they haven't -- they made substantial inroads into liberalism. >> lisa: what do you do if you are an independent or libertarian? are you not invited? >> dana: no coffee for you. in the morning, you don't really want to talk to anyone. maybe in the afternoon. i think this is a gooddea. i typically don't like starbucks because they engage in so many political debates and it's really annoying. at a time where people are lighting cities on fire, people have opposing political views are punching each other in the fa

if you are driving along, alexa, ask starbucks to start my order and this would go through the starbucksin the car and when you get to starbucks in your car your drink is ready. all of those things -- we are an all-american family. rob: it is a convenience. abby: thank you. it is 11 minutes after the hour. chaos in the cafeteria with a high school freshman springs into action to save his choking classmate. rob: blue lives matter, kentucky making it a hate crime to attack a police officer. the man behind this bill joins us with wide is time for other states to follow suit. >> i cannot control people being offended. a lot of problems in our society today, we are worried about political correctness. abby: a fight in the courtroom, detective judge being sued for practicing prayer in the court room. a lot of that coming up. ♪when you've got...♪ ♪...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ when a fire destroyed the living room. we were

starbucks' ceo howard schultz says starbucks met its goal of hiring 10,000 vemilitary vets a spousesand plans to hire 25,000 more. the giant coffee chain plans to open 2,500 new stores by 2021. anne-marie. >> a whole lot of coffee. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks so much, jill. >>> well, coming up, hat trick on st. peter's square. we'll meet the little girl from atlanta who snatched the pope's skull cap. >>> and former vice president biden has a social media moment with a special puppy. moment with a special puppy. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infect

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lea: starbucks wants to be people of different political opinions together. and conservatives to create healthy discussion in politics. there was another starbucks customer nearby from the opposite political party. each user gets half of a starbucks gift card that can be unlocked when the two worked together. the payoff is a free cup of coffee and maybe some tolerance for the other side. lauren: say goodbye to these risky tv ads for carlos -- carl's junior. they are very risquÉ. the ones that featured paris hilton and kate upton in bikinis. the chain wants to grow. the restaurant setting up ad campaign that openly mocks the attitude of the kidnap. these actually work or they lead to higher sales for the company for years to the parent company ck the restaurant is redesigning atl. it's bringing out a new ceo to replace andy pazner who is stepping down. we will hear more about the plan for the future when he joined stuart varney this morning on guardian company. lea: coming up, we'll tell you about the latest from elon musk. you are watching "fbn:am," your firs

calling all baristas starbucks is looking to hire. it is placing an emphasis on hiring 15 million veterans. starbucks is currently focused on expanding globally with the goal of adding 12,000 stores in the next four years. >>> google maps lets you share your location in real time so your friends can see exactly where you are. you can choose anyone on your google contacts list to share your location with and even say how long it will take to get to where you're going. google thinks this is a more convenient way of letting someone know where you are. some experts say the ability to see where a person is in real time could also be dangerous. however, google says you can turn off that function whenever you want and if you forget to turn it off it will send reminder e-mails that it's still on. >>> the number of starter homes is slightly up in the bay area under slightly low levels. starter homes are anywhere between $400 ,000 and $37,000 depending on the location. only 360 starter homes went on sale in the san jose area so far this year. i

starbucks in west hollywood is actually removing its electric outlets.nt the locations have mixed reaction especially because of large homeless population in los angeles. >> it's complicated. you know, people need to plug in their device whether you're homeless or not. at what level are you going to have the place business be destroyed because people aren't buying stuff and people turned off because there's a lot of homeless people. almost like a shelter. it's complicated. >> our sister station in los angeles reached out to that starbucks for a comment but has not heard back. >>> citizens bank issuing an apology after a computer glitch caused delays in posting of direct deposits and other transactions for customers by noon the company reported that the problem had actually been resolved. customers will not incur any overdraft fees because of that problem. >>> add new holiday on the calendar here in philadelphia this summer. we will celebrate kevin hart d day. city council approved a measure to honor the comedian on july 6th. it happens to be his birthday

you can get one at starbucks but there's a catch.with politically. a harvard business school created and apps calling high from the other side where users are paired with someone from an opposing political party. they work together to unlock the gift card and get free coffee. it is a good way to start a conversation, starbucks should stay out of politics? join the conversation after the show with hashtag keep talking. say it ain't so. fast food got a lot less sexy. >> a lot hotter. >> say goodbye to the berger babe tv he new ad starts by marking the formula led to higher sales for years, the chain is revamping its yellow star logo geared at broadening the chain's customer base. a lot of angry people about this one. heather: they should stay out of politics. 6 minutes until the top of the hour, hundreds of thousands of cars recalled overnight, what you need to know. heitkamp abby: two burgers the taste like a whopper. ♪ . . abby: two minutes before the top of the hour. combat giants combat hate speech and propaganda on social media. c

finally, tonight the "tip of the day," tip of the to starbucks.company is hiring 10,000 vets and nearly 40,000 young americans who don't have jobs. they are ahead of schedule for the hires, and encourage vets and young ones to apply. that's the kind of economic plan that is both patriotic and good for business. we applaud at starbucks and encourage other americanrb corporations to launch similar programs. "factor tip of the day." that is it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com oreilly@foxnews.com. name in town if you wish to opine, word of the day, do not be an nebbish. i made a list today of all the people i know who are nebbish is, it's a pretty long list. a lot of them around. don't be one. thanks for watching us tonight, i am bill o'reilly. please remember that "the spin stops here" because we are you.itely looking out forps >> tucker: what a twist, house intelligence committee chairma

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starbucks has moved into coffee country, that is italy.s largest coffee -- the world's coffee chain opened its first roastery cafe in milan, and francine lacqua sat down with starbucks ceo, who touted the company's culture and core values. howard: people know that starbucks has created a business plan over the years that was based on the balance of profit and social impact. the first company to give equity in the form of stock options and comprehensive health insurance to every employee and college tuition. in china, we gave housing allowances to our employees traveling long distances. not every decision, in my view, is economic. i think the price of admission is financial performance, but i do not wake up every day saying how are we going to make more money? i wake up every day saying, how can we really create a deep sense of loyalty with our people and our customers based on our values and our guiding principles? we are living in a world today that is very fragile and there is a lot of uncertainty and i think we have an obligation and re

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new cups day be aing today nationwide at starbucks and these are the first time starbucks has evidenceolored cups. they have done the holiday cups so they have the yellow and blue and green cups going by size. taller going to be green and they have two new drinks. >> you get a sample. >> brought you eject coffee. you are taking these and i'm giving you the coconut mocha. >> and you can write on these. that is what the empty spaces are for. >> some of these will be drawn on and have designs but if it is blank is for you to draw your own design. be nice, be politically correct when you do this, don't offend anybody. >> this is very sleek. >> coconut milk, chocolate milk. >> i'm still trying to get rid of dairy. >> they had some low back when they talked about hiring refugees. >> president trump back on the road rally in supporters in nashville. >> that is where we find abby huntsman at the diner she is standing by live having breakfast with friends. >> reporter: we are at nashville. i love nashville, the place for biscuits. look behind me. jalapeno, cheddar, buttermilk, cornbread, but a

. ♪ matt: still ahead as we review the week on bloomberg best starbucks makes its italian , debut withscale roastery. we talked to the ceo on the company's core values. in france, francois fillon the -- val is to stay in the -- vows to stay in the presidential race despite a probe into his use of public funds. how global politics is affecting the financial sector in europe, the u.s., and india. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: this is bloomberg best. i'm matt miller. --'s continue our global for of the week's top business stories with elections and political theater throughout europe. and how the uncertainty is affecting the financials? >> let's get to european politics. prime minister theresa may getting ready for a fight on two fronts with scotland's government which is expected to call another referendum vote. her own government debated in the house of lords. meanwhile in france, candidate independent fresh can he will candidate emmanuel macron opening up his biggest lead yet. legal by his rival's troubles. sterling was down against major -- was that times referendum story nothing? win

take a look, the starbucks here, on seventh street, remains closed. now, if that's in addition to schools here as well as city offices, all for great reasons. but as you can see, it is just me and the snow plows out here, me and the snow plows. it is very quiet, until the snow plows come through. they're doing excellent job. about 50 of them going throughout the city but mainly focusing around this area, because this is downtown may street of the artery allentown my future home, right? >> what we're seeing, really fine misty kind of snow, and you guys, really is accumulating at this point, it has been coming down for about six, seven hours now. so we're seeing lots and lot of snow accumulations, kind of hard to figure out totals at this point. because it is so light and fine, the winds really blowing it around, so i've been trying to get different measurements, but it is just kind of like, you know, kind of a bus out here in trying to get the measurement. speaking of working out here, we did see several crews cleaning up, cleaning up throughout the ni

not the biggest starbucks coffee fan. i got other way, dunkin donut. >> we've got a dunkin in our building. you would be in heaven here. >> oh, that sounds wonderful. specially at this hour. >> thanks, jill. >> you got it. >> we'll check in with you tomorrow. new this morning tensions mounting in asia after north korea fired four ban balistic missiles, file video, the pen gone says, at least one of the missiles traveled about 500 miles into the sea of japan, but couldn't have reached the us north korea reaction by south korea and the united states, state department has strongly condemned the move. well, congressman cedric richmond is apologizing for crude joke about white house kellyanne conway. louisianna democrat was lambed after he commented on a photo of conway kneeling on a couch in the oval office. he said the new jersey native, quote, look kind of familiar there in that position. richmond made the remarks at a dinner event in washington last week, and has since retracted his statement. >> the fbi will help investig

of those, starbucks will hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses. as the move comes as the company plans to open 12,000 new stores by 2021. they already thought they were on every corner. >>> johnson & johnson, at&t pulling ads on youtube amid versy over extremist content on the site. they are upset ads popped up ahead of their videos promoting violence, hate, and terrorism. >> fortune 500s weighing in. the fortunes have changed for the u.s. best in the world at our own national pastime. >> our own national pastime. team usa beat puerto rico in los angeles last night. >> it took a few tries, but they got there. the tournament founded in 2006. previously the u.s. had not even gotten to the semis until this year. giants crawford knock anything two runs. bases loaded in the seventh. buster posey also on his team. usa beating puerto rico. they win this one 8-0. world baseball classic plays every four years. now it is down to business at least for major league baseball here. brandon crawford and buster posey coming back, with opening day less than two we

if starbucks as a company can create an environment where the is based on spirit merit, then i thinkare doing a pretty good job. and that is what i want to try and do is a company. francine: do you see the fabric of america changing? >> i 'm still very optimistic about america. we clearly are going through and a change, and inflection point politically that i am the quintessential optimist about the promise of america, the american dream. i want to do everything i can to advance that and be a symbol for american entre preneurialship. francine: do think a lot of ceo's wil follow suitl? >> we have a collective -- to add value back to our society and the people we employ. matt: we have got more compelling conversation coming up on "bloomberg best." samsung stock is on a tear despite the indictment of acting company head jay y lee on charges including bribery and embezzlement. deutsche telecom and ericsson talk about 5g in barcelona. in the parent company of snapchat begins trading in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg best." miller.t many of our interviews on bloomberg t

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starbucks planning to add 240,000 new jobs worldwide with 68,000 in the u.s. of those, they will hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses as they plan to open 12,000 new stores by the year 2021. back to you. >>> all right. a lot more jobs for folks who need them. thank you very much, susan. >> the next story, interesting. let's put it that way. a lizard no longer a lizard. it is more like an alligator. >> people in one florida neighborhood where trappers neighborhood a four-foot-long lizard. the monitor is native to africa. neighbors reported this to realize the pet might take a wrong turn and turn into a meal. >> they could kill endangered owls. they are invasive. >> in a town where this one was found cape coral, there have been so many recent sightings they are conducting a trapping operation. >> what is worth than a monster lizard? who found another monster lizard. >> who does that? two lizards from another country. did they come over on the ark or something? >> a biology lesson from mike here. we are actually looking at what was a nice start to the day. >

starbucks have some new cups in time for spring.they make a big deal about this, they have never done this before and they don't look like starbucks cups but they are. blue, green and yellow, limited time only but starbucks as we talked about trying to reinvest themselves and do things different and have some fun and get a lot of buzz, for holidays and spring. abby: that is what the internet says. they lost a lot of customers due to illegal immigrants and hiring them. heather: 10 minutes after the top of the hour. a little girl nearly blown away in 60 mile-per-hour winds, look at this terrifying video and it is a sign of things to come as a severe storm takes aim at the northeast, we are tracking what is headed our way. abby: and ugly attack, the comedian under fire for shaming a conservative panzer patient because of his haircut. professor paul ryan? twitter having a field day with the power point presentation. ♪ there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it

. >>> also starbucks hanging out the help wanted sign. we will tell you the specific group of people they want to hire in the next couple of years. >>> good morning. we see that traffic is better than yesterday but still slow in many areas. we will show you a little bit more of that slow traffic when we come back. >>> well, it's colder out there this morning. we probably bottomed out on the low temps. the coldest temps happen right no. a decent day but cloud cover is on the way for more rain. we'll talk about that. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. google is under fire and people are concerned about privacy. >> pam cook is back with this morning's money business. >> it is affecting google stock. down 2% this morning. the other thing affecting stocks today is the debate over health care. pfizer, the ceo, is presenting and answering questions at the national press club today about prescription drug costs, health insurance reform, the congressional debate over the repeal of the affordable care act. we will follow that throughout the morning.

>> we have to also remember starbucks at a couple of months ago they wanted to train their employees be able to have a substandard discussions with their customers about the rising race relations in this country. they also said they wanted to hire 100,000 refugees or something in the next 10 years or some deal like this. by going to starbucks for not going to have a substandard conversation because most of them are going to universities and being indoctrinated far to the left. but look, this is howard schultz trying to pay his way to be the great healer and he's a demagogue and nothing but that. charles: there's no doubt any role that involves anything more than handing over products. >> gorell controversy is if charlie and i go to get a starbucks who is going to be the liberal in that group? i group? i don't know of that's the real joke here. my gosh it's a waste of time. charles: guys thank you both very much. coming up the war on immigration continues to heat up in ratchets up every single day. more and more sanctuary cities are firing back on the trump administration. seattle is

ub're's embattled ceo and lp for starbucks offers a new kielkds of buzz.jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. pharmaceutical stocks fell after president trump tweeted he wanted to lower drug prices. hospital companies and companies that do business with medicaid fell after doing business with republicans. the dow lost 49 points. the s&p fell 7 points lower. the na dak was down 15. >>> uber is hiring a ceo for travis kalanick. uber has been hit by allegations that it routinely ignores sexual harass mnlts. he has apologized and admitted he needs to grow up. >>> starbucks has started selling coffee from beans aged in a whiskey barrel. they're aged in freshly empty oak barrels. for now it's being sold in seattle locations. >> and nike is introducing a performance key job for muslim key athletes. it will be available for next year. it's made of stretchy fabric that includes holes. the performance will come in three colors. black, gray, and obsidian. >> i love it. they look pretty cool.

starbucks shares have remained flat. the starbucks mobile app is being blamed for the drop.many customers are ordering in advance, leading to very long lines when they get to starbucks and have to wait to get their coffee. >> time to make the donuts and streamline the process so the line is shorter for coffee drinkers. >> reporter: i love dunkin' donuts! i always have. the donuts, just -- >> both of them are good. hena daniels of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. enjoy the weekend. thank you so much. >>> 5:41 right now. the secret service is in some hot water after a south bay man jumped the white house fence with the president inside. >> plus a small dog in southern california is doing just fine this morning thanks to some mouth-to-snout resuscitation. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, forecast in just a few minutes. >>> three out of five. three morning commutes have been wet this week. this is the latest. good morning, everybody, our live hi-def doppler radar pick up rain showers everywhere in the north bay. there's no way around a wet morning commute. rain in tiburon into richmond. east bay r

shares of starbucks down 6% over the past year, which is that you know starbucks will continue to pledgehigher 10,000 refugees as well. maria: that's what brought on all of the pushback from the fact they came and said we are going to hire more refugees. people said what about batteries? they had hired program in place already, but obviously they've changed course and are hiring more veterans. dagen: which i think people needed to hear it is important to remember. trade to us about yourself. >> we talked about this several months ago and so it's good. public awareness and what you do here in a program like this has really raised the bar. >> i just have to plug for company because measures for the word for best company hiring military. maria: how many military men and women have you hired? >> we have 35 employees and we are already a 30%, 40% and by here and we will be over 50%. almost all of our pilots former military. she pilots coast guard, head of director operations. >> is something to be proud of. you should be applauded. dagen: i go back to the cap blank node set. i've never regret

now in corporate news, we know starbucks is going on a hiring spree. the coffee chain planning to ad and hire around it 240,000 jobs worldwide. starbucks will hire about 25,000 veterans and military spouses and this move comes as the company lanes to open more than 12,000 stores for the year. by the year 2021. stocks could open slightly in the red. futures are lower this hour. the markets were early losses yesterday to end marginally positive. the s&p snapping a four-day losing streak. the dow slipping 6 points, at 20661. nasdaq gaining 27 points. back to you. >> susan, thank you. see what happens today. >>> protesters fight to save obamacare, as republicans fight to repeal and replace it today on capitol hill. >>> and remembering a philly icon. this morning, we look back at the life of former manager dallas green. >> announcer: this portion of nbc10 news sponsored by cherry hill nissan. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh!

but guys i'll jump over there to the starbucks, so see you guys the next time. sending back to you in the studio. >> thank you, trang. >> she earned it. >> yes. >> headed now to chester county where residents are getting late season dose of winter wetter. >> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden in westtown township to check out the snow there. earlier so we saw you getting hit by the sleet pretty hard. how is it looking now? >> i can still hear it. >> it is beautiful sleet out here, really, really nice, makes the face feel, you know, like needle you in the face, the winds is how long, as well. so the plow guy is out here in this wawa parking lot here in westtown township. and to give you some idea of what we're looking at, plowing the sleet. he made a path before we got here around 4:00 a.m. and you can tell, i mean, just from the build-up, this is all sleet that's come down within the last few hours. makes for some really big boulder, big chinks every ice here. this is what's going to be difficult as you think about shoveling your walkway ways and your sidewal

>>or yo, mint chocolate chip, starbucks double chocolate chip frappuchino. it's definitely the sweetest part of their day. as for the future, julia's already got that figured out as well. >> part time baker. >> reporter: she plans to help as many kids as she can one cupcake at a time. tammy leitenor, nbc news, brandtwood, tennessee. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. on tomorrow's nightly news with kate snow, a look at how music is making a comeback in some schools with life changing results. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. >>> right now at 6:00 a microclimate weather alert. we're tracking rain, thunder and cold weather about to hit the bay area. >> but first clashing over the commander in chief. a march of support for the president turns violent here in the bay area. >>> the news at six starts right now. good evening everybody. thank you for joining us. >> supporters of president trump are being met by counter protesters in berkeley that has led to punches being thrown and several arrests. we do have team coverage

starbucks struggling. it's not good for workers or anyone else? >> a tough thing for businesses to manage. if you come out in favor of trump, like we saw with the under armour ceo, he was accused of white supremacy, being privileged in baltimore. on the flipside, ivanka trump is seeing it, starbucks is seeing it. that's the problem culturally we're seeing right now which is the politization of everything. you can't have a private life anymore, everything is a political statement and there are political consequences. charles: there are, gina. we had bob iger on president trump's advisory council, people are giving him a hard time. why are you on it? it's so hard to a guy seated at the table. >> exactly. if i'm a shareholder in a company and the ceo is playing politics with my investment, i would be not so happy. i don't think participating in invitation like you're talk about of the president is playing politics. it's doing what's smart for the company. if we looked at patterns, the espns and the nordstrom and some of these who have very much gotte