did it sound right to you that starbucks would have this coverage? >> no. i mean, you think barista, you think 18-year-olds working to go through school, not a 27- year-old woman trying to have a baby. >> reporter: yet starbucks covered $20,000 for ivf and medication for all eligible employees. that includes part-time baristas, who make on average around $10,000 a year. >> now we have added so many things. >> reporter: starbucks's executive. >> so it's been part of who we are that if you work here and you have put in the time, you're going to get the benefits that make you a full partner. >> reporter: so do you hear feedback from the people that work for you about this? >> it is really important to everyone and i think it's something that we're all very very proud of. >> reporter: but this business professor with northwestern university's kellogg school of management says it's not just about making employees happy. >> in the end, starbucks is a for profit publicly traded company. they are not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts. this is part of a

that's where starbucks came in. >> yes, she said starbucks.ause she learned the company offered an unusual benefit, coverage for in vitro featerly sages. with most people going through 2 to 3 rounds before getting pregnant. >> did it sounds right to you that starbucks would have this coverage. >> no. you think of starbucks, you think of 18-year-old working to go to school, not a 27-year-old woman wanting to have a baby. >> yet, starbucks covers $27,000 for all eligible employees. that includes part time baristas, who make on average $10,000 a year. starbucks executive louisy helm. >> it's just part of who we are. if you work here. >> this is professor with northwestern university kel objection school of management. >> in the end starbucks is a for profit publicly traded company. this is part of a cohesive strategy they have. >> there's got to be a business case for wanting to keep the same people other than being just a nice place to work. >> absolutely. no question in today's retail world in which fewer people are out shopping, it has to be a

one mile of any given starbucks.you left a starbucks and you think you know what i could use right now? another starbucks. [ laughter ] it's especially heavy in california. in california 75% of starbucks have another location less than a mile away. this is what happens when you get a starbucks wet after midnight. they multiply. [ laughter ] basically, at this point the only way to expand, they're starbucks inside other starbucks stores. [ laughter ] in new york city right now -- not only do they have too many starbucks, they have too many rats in new york. there are 2 million rats living in new york city, they think. they haven't counted. but -- [ laughter ] a lot of them are homeless. it's very sad. and some of them started terrorizing parents walking their babies on the upper west side. and when i say parents, of course i mean nannies walking the babies on the upper west side. [ laughter ] what the rats do is they've been jumping into the strollers to steal the snacks from the kids. isn't that -- that is horrific,

that's where starbucks came in. >> reporter: yes, she said starbucks.ny offered an unusual benefit. coverage for in vitro fertilization. on average ivf costs $20,000 per cycle with most couples going through two to three rounds before getting pregnant. >> reporter: did it sound right to you that starbucks would have this coverage? >> no. you think barista, you think 18-year-old working to go through school, not a 27-year-old woman trying to have a baby. >> reporter: yet starbucks covers $20,000 for ivf and related medication for all eligible employees. that includes part-time baristas who make on average around $10,000 a year. >> now we've added so many things. >> reporter: starbucks executive, lucy helm. >> it's part of who we are. if you work here and put in the time you get the benefits that make you a full partner. >> reporter: do you hear feedback from the people that work for you about this? >> it is really important to everyone and i think it's something we're all very very proud of. people fall in love with working for our company once they beco

he worked hard to bring starbucks in.e says the cafi was grandfathered in. >> it does not apply to any tenant -- prior to september 2015. does not apply to his shop.>> reporter: the president of the neighborhood councils say some residents support the later hours starbucks would bring. >> it is a great atmosphere. it allows marina bay to have a service we would not have at this level.>> reporter: he has filed a lawsuit saying his landlord has not been fair. is a tenant he said he lost business due to a construction project nearby. which he says the landlord never disclosed. he says he cannot sell his cafi because no one would buy it due to the starbucks deal. his cafi a dream. and his livelihood as he supports his son and daughter. >> i put her through school at uc davis. now i have a son going to asu. i have to provide for him.>> reporter: some customers are upset and have started a petition. >> we are going to lose somebody who is a good member of the business community. i hope that doesn't happen. i don't think it is r

an can't sell the cafi which nobody would buy because of the starbucks next door. his cafi is a dream and also a livelihood. he support his son and daughter. >> i put my daughter through u.s.c. and now i have a son going to asu and i have to provide for him as well. >> some customers are upset and started a petition. >> we're going to lose somebody who is a good member of the business community and i hope that does not happen. i don't think that's right. >> they say while they don't mind having a starbucks, there competitors. >> their corporate philosophy seems to be the fair trade issues and working with poor people in foreign countries. but then they come into these shopping centers and drive out the local businesses. >> it's just so unfair. i mean, i just -- i just could not stand -- i could not stand it. >> starbucks can have their own customers and cafe pascal can have its own customers. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu. >>> it's been called the most significant step to address california's housing crisis. >>> the race for millions to raise money for a charit

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i do not think that is right. >> reporter: people say while they do not mind having a starbucks, there should not be a ban on competition. >> they come into these shopping centers and drive out the local businesses. >> it's so unfair, i mean, i just could not stand it. >> starbucks has it's own customers and the local store las it's own customers. -- has it's own customers. >>> just in time for warriors season. >> i am ready. >> the warriors are selling their new high-tech jersey, the uniforms are being made by nike, these jerseys use nike connect technology, there is a communication chip embedded. it can show players arriving at the arena and show the faith play lists of top players. >> the technology is cool and i like the dry fit. not against adidas but i like the technology on the nike, it's more sleek. >> the idea is to further add to the fan experience, the jersey is available at warriors stores around the bay area and online starting today. but if you are buying the jerseys, you may want to pick a larger size because they are slim fit. just go to the store and try it on. >>> so

i don't care what happens to starbucks.they're not responsible for the policies, i don't even know if he owns the building. wouldn't it be easier to make a straightforward argument against whatever policies trump has that you don't like? >> what is problematic about this for me, and i am a feminist, historically, when we put pressure on certain corporations, sometimes it does affect policy change. in this case, starbucks does a ton, they do a ton, everything from working with vets to the transgender community. they are considered a progressive company. to hurt their bottom line is a way to create policy change and, obviously, it's a bit of conundrum. >> tucker: i hear companies describe this progressive, whether it is apple or uber, starbucks, they don't pay their employees very much but liberals don't seem to care as long as they sign into whatever fashionable rich person left because it is fashionable at the moment. why is there never any pressure for these companies to pay their employees more. that seems to be a virtuou

he says he had worked hard to bring starbucks in and says that shahaby's cafi was grandfathered in. >> does not apply to the tenant that signed a least prior to september 2015 so it does not apply to joe. >> the president the neighborhood counsel says that some residents support the later hours and amenities that a starbucks brings. >> under the circumstances can go and sit and has great atmosphere and it allows marina bay to haves is that you don't file. >> as a tenant, he says he lost business due to a 22 month underpass construction project nearby which he says the landlord never disclosed. he also says he can't sell his cafi because nobody would buy it. his cafi was a dream and his lively as he supports his son and daughter. >> i put her through school at uc davis. now, i have a sun going to asu that i have to provide for him as well. >> some customers say they are upset and started a petition. >> we're going to lose somebody who is a good member of the business community and i hope that does not happen. >> they say while they don't mind starbucks, there should not be a ban on com

mees were so inspoord by the starbucks hero they decided to honor him with award.thanked him for being brave and stepping up to help. >> craig jerry is american hero. he is somebody i deeply admir admire. somebody that wentz well above and beyond and did something i believe very, very few people in this world would have done. >> he's rally giving it to him. the starbuck's hero will think twice about breaking law. >> this is a case the robber stabbed him, he stabbed the robber and rob are's knuckle head mother came on air and said he should sue him. >> knuckle head mother. >> she needs to be put in jail too i believe so. >> heroes before the headlin headline. >> anchor jessica dean with a preview. >> high, everyone, have you ever seen someone while watching news whose actions inspired you or maybe they made you feel better about your khunty or just people in general. we're going to choose one of those people and highlight them every friday night 11:00. so who will be the first person to fwet our three cheers. we're pretty sure you'll agree when you see the choice. i

that's where starbucks came in. >> reporter: yes, she said starbucks because she learned the company offered an unusual benefit. coverage for in vitro fertilization. on coverage it cost $20,000 per cycle with most couples going through two to three rounds before getting pregnant. >> did it sound right that starbucks would have this coverage? >> no. i mean, you think barista, you think 18-year-olds working to go through school. not a 27-year-old woman tying to have a bay bridge. >> reporter: yet starbucks covers $20,000 for ivf and related medication for all eligible employees. that includes part-time baristas, who make on average around $10,000 a year. >> now we have added so many things. >> reporter: starbucks executive lucy helm. >> it's been part of who we are, that if you work here and put in the time, you are going to get the benefits that make you a full partner. >> reporter: do you hear feedback from the people who work here about this? >> it is really important to everyone. i think it's something that we're all very, very proud of. >> reporter: but business professor craig ga

starbucks locations across the country are now officially selling the iconic drink.umpkin spice latte is big coffee giant. starbucks says 200-million pumpkin spice lattes have been sold in its first 10 years of existence. that's probably why a few locations started selling it a little early this year. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. the search for the next american idol next american idol is finally in the dmv. we've been talking about it for months and now we are waiting for the first auditions to start in annapolis. eileen whelan and kidd o'shea are live in annappolis. good morning guys! z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y announcer: now "good morning washington" on your side. autria: 6:00 straight up and a nervous eye on the d.o.j. the critical decision hours away and what comes next after president trump makes a ruling on immigration. larry: rise and shine, labor day is done and it's back to school for thousands of you. abc 7 is on your side on this terrible traffic tuesday. the hot spots to avoid and other places you have no choice but to wait it out. autria: all t

starbucks actually covers $20,000 for i bf, and related medications.hat includes part time baristas. >> you think barista, you think 18r--yeaold working to go through school, not a 27-year- old woman trying to have a baby. >> what do you think you're going to tell your kids about starbucks when they're old enough to understand. >> they will know that that's how they came about, that if it wasn't for mommy going to make coffee, that they wouldn't be here. >> so many moms have taken advantage of this program, that they started a facebook group called starbucks ivs mommas. >>> here's good news for you, for the entire month of november, chick-fil-a is away breakfast. users can redeem the offer for one of three items. that is only during morning hours. so i know where i'm going tomorrow. >>> that's wusa9 new as the 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >> so we've got this monster hurricane roaring through the atlantic right now, but it's still a few days away. more pressing here in our area, we're talking with chief meteorologist topper shutt. >> at thi

he can't sell his cafe because no one would buy it due to the starbucks deal.is cafe a dream and his livelihood as he supports his son and dparth. >> i put her through school at uc davis now i have a son going to asu i have to provide for. for him as well. >> reporter: some customers have started a petition. >> we're going to lose somebody who is a good member of the business community. i hope that doesn't happen. i don't think that's right. >> reporter: while they don't mind having a starbucks there should not be a ban on competitors. >> the philosophy is the fair trade issues and working with people in the foreign countries and they come to these shopping centers and drive out the local business. >>s it's unfather. i mean i just couldn't stand it. starbucks can have their own customers and he can have his own customers. >>> frank joins us with some of the stories we're working on for ktvu news at 5:00. >> we're hearing from witnesses of an altercation that led to the death of a man in police custody in oakland. what those witnesses say happened before the s

theft in alameda occurred sunday here at this starbucks on atlantic avenue alameda police leiutenant hoshmand durani says there has been as many as 6 cases of laptop thefts predomanatly at starbucks and as we have reported, at least one theft at peet's coffeee that turned violent police are hoping they catch the laptop theives, who they only describe as juveniles before they strike againinvestigators checking surveillance videos in the

he can't sell his cafi because no one would buy it due to the starbucks deal. his cafi a dream and his livelihood as he supports his son and daughter. >> i put her through school at uc davis. now i have a son going to asu and i have to provide for hims is well. >> reporter: some customers are upset and they started a petition. >> we're going to lose somebody who is a good member of the business community ann hope that does not happen. i don't think that's right. >> reporter: while they say that he don't mind having a starbucks, there should not be a ban on competitor. >> the business philosophy is fair trade issues and working with people in poor countries but then they come in communities and drive out the local businesses. >> it's unfair. i could not stand it. starbucks can have their own customers and cafe pascal can have its own customers. >>> turning now to the south bay where mountain view officials say that google threw them a bit of a curveball this week. google plans to build a campus with more than 3 million square feet of office space. they have been

people using laptops at starbucks beware there has been a rise in laptops being snatched from victimsis student, who asked not to reveal her identity. she say she was at a starbucks on lakeshore in oakland tuesday when two juveniles snatched her laptop really fast laptop users are being targted here in the city of alameda as well, as we have been reporting. police say there has been muliple cases in recent weeksthe most recent incident occurred last sunday here at this s

people using laptops at starbucks beware there has been a rise in laptops being snatched from victims like this student, who asked not to reveal her identity. she say she was at a starbucks on lakeshore in oakland tuesday when two juveniles snatched her laptop really fast laptop users are being targted here in the city of alameda as well, as we have been reporting. police say there has been muliple cases in recent weeksthe most recent incident occurred last sunday here a

it is starbucks. the stock has been lagging as of late.about slowing growth for the enormous coffee chain. you are bullish on this one too, or at least you're not bearish necessarily. >> definitely a louche -- bullish on starbucks. it held that the $52 level. we are trading between 52 and 56 now over the last two months so looking at a longer-term option just like we talked aboutit hel. my we saw 4% move in the russell and the money9% move in option, same kind of thing with starbucks. we had apple release the phone, big deal. the big deal is the maple pecan latte. this is pushing pumpkin spice to the side. it is 90 degrees in chicago so it is not coffee weather. i guess you can put it on ice. i am looking at the april 50 call, trading at 650 so $500 in the money. if and when we do get the 60's in starbucks, we were at 65 in july. we get back to 60's, the first modest major objective, that option will gain 50% in value. julie: you are looking out pretty far. why not target higher for starbucks if you are bullish, if you think maple pecan is

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the council for education and research on toxics alleges that at least seventy companies including starbucks whole foods trader joe's and costco have failed to do so that when the lawsuit was first filed in two thousand and ten starbucks lost its defense claiming that levels of the toxin were low enough not to cause negative health effects now these companies are appealing in a new round of hearings arguing that there's an acceptable alternative risk level but even a lifetime of coffee consumption will not add up to recently the world health organization reversed its previous warnings stating that coffee poses a cancer risk instead the world health organization now says drinking very hot drinks are probably a personal journey still many people say they have a right to know what they are ingesting but the result of proposition sixty five warning labels are now everywhere from parking garages to laundry rooms and soon they could also be on coffee in los angeles proceed to santos. and before we go be sure to tune in starting tomorrow to get a different perspective on the world former governor a

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they had sprinkles, they had starbucks, they had lots of great music down there. it was hard to leave. hardly felt like a job fair, but it's also for again a very good cause. as you heard shannon brown say from fedex this could not only be just a job but the beginning of a long and fruitful career path that could not only benefit these applicants here but also their families. back to you guys. >> all right. justin, thank you. >>> someone is watching at home and they know somebody who might be looking for a job, how much time do we have here? >> oh, my gosh. tell them to hurry because all shuts down at 3:00 p.m. lots of people expected so you want to get in there and, of course, get seen on the spot job interviews happening right now. and we are told that many people are planning to hire people so they can leave today with jobs. we're live here in northwest, justin finch, news 4, back to you. >> don't miss that opportunity. thank you. >>> talk about another opportun h the chance to have amazon's new headquarters in its backyard. now prince george's county is making

coming up, and armed robbery at starbucks foiled. all thanks to quick thinking and find out how he is being thanked for this. the juice almost loose. we are days away from o.j. simpson's released from prison. how he wants to spend the rest of his life as a free man. first, check on traffic with eric smith. >> we have a doozy today. tough one on the beltway outer loop of bethesda. is being forced to go north on 270 because the outer loop lanes are completely blocked with the vehicle fire. they should be extinct right about now, but traffic is at a standstill, practically. jump ontoe forced to 270 northbound. take a look at the delays as a result. chevy chase, connecticut avenue, traffic barely moving at this point. going back even further, seeing the huge backups just before university boulevard. this is a major deal for the outer loop. to avoid this as best as you can. that is often the traffic center. ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but ed gillespie supports donald t

starbucks debuted the new whiskey coffee they make it to taste like it is by placing coffee beans in empty barrels that once contained aged whiskey and this allows the beens to soak up the flavor the new coffee is only available in select starbucks now. >>> dancing with the stars returned last night for season 25. you watched all the action on the ballroom floor on 6 abc 13 stars are vying for the mirror ball trophy. and now they know winning won't be easy. we were there for all the excitement. >> jordan fisher tangoed to the top of the leader board with 22 out of 30 points. >> we'll get better every day. and lindsay singer tied them at the top with the chacha. >> and i was so happy that we did it. i used my hands a lot i know that is why you love me right. yes. can we do a hand dance one time. >> this is a journey all 13 teams empressed themselves on the dance floor including laker legend, derek fisher. >> i am confident on the hardwood. >> and nicky bella threw down her partner. >> we won't do this every week. just on special occasions. >> it felt good to have the first one done an

if you're familiar with the starbucks app, we do something like that. >> but not for starbucks >> not starbucks >> but i am familiar >> you've got shake shack, red robin, applebee's? >> applebee's, chili's, wing stock. >> because you've partnered up with amazon, amazon restaurants is going to have more options, all the customers available in my area who are already olo commerce, i'm going to be able to order through amazon prime now? >> yeah, this is making it easier for the restaurants we work with to add a new delivery sales channel through amazon restaurants. they can list their menus on amazon restaurants and when a customer places an order through amazon, it doesn't go into an order in the back of the tablet like a lot of small operators have a wall of tablets instead it goes directly into the point of sales system at restaurants. that's something big chains want to get onboard with for the on demand consumer. >> grub hub is down 2% is this a negative for them, or is this an add-on to something the restaurant might have already done >> well, there's nothing about this relationshi

september is here, and that means starbucks is bringing back its pumpkin spice latte!lready selling the drink. the pumpkin space latte will officially be available tomorrow. regardless of when they are sold, the pumpkin spice latte is big business for starbucks. 200-million of them have been sold in the first 10 years of existence. ( pam ) quadcopter four went up today and to give us a unique perspective ... of a bay area labor day tradition.( vicki ) the 43rd annual "il giro di san francisco" took place right in front of our building in san francisco. the bicycle race moved around the city for a few years before settling on this location in 1981. the race has quite a history... greg lemond won it twice... he would later go on to win the prestigious tour de france. "il giro" by the way is italian for 'the tour'. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00 for yea

. >>> starbucks lovers have a bone to pick.ll tell you why customers are lighting up social media following a change on the menu. >>> next week philadelphia city council members will step out to lead a day long the to give dreams the knowledge and tools to take those dreams to the next level. city council president joins us this morning to talk about the how to make it in america economic empowerment conference and what we'll find out for year coming up. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for giving us this opportunity. >> so what's new this year? >> well, we moved the location. we ran out of space. we did it at ccp. it will be at the convention center. we learned from some of the things we need to improve on. we expanded the list of entrepreneurs that will be giving the presentations. we are quite excited about that. one of the things we have done this year is we will probably have around 150 to 200 school children, juniors and seniors get an early start. >> in high school. >> get an early start in determining whether o

starbucks introducing the whiskey flavored coffee. alcohol in it, but it's made their place it's made by placing it on roasted coffee beans an empty barrels that once had aged whiskey inside to the beings can soak up the flavor. this coffee available at select starbucks reserve ours across the country. maybe available about soon. lauren: the expensive reserve powers. >> the fancy ones. there is if i remember correctly. you don't need alcohol. just the caffeine. tracee: not that kind of buzz. a caffeine buzz. cheryl: thank you very much. we've got a lot more coming up, including the federal reserve set to unwind it $4 trillion fund portfolio. how the market is going to react to that. is the fed going to take all of us on a roller coaster ride today? we are going to talk about it. and then, there's this. >> it would get me in the mood of being back to work. >> i've got a song. ♪ cheryl: we are going to tell you what these two police officers are belting out. and early 90s ballad. you are watching "fbn:am." the 's the race to save lives.

. >>> in a authority same autumn is here and pumpkin spice latte returns to starbucks today. >> it is popular seasonal drink ever and you will see many other pumpkin and pumpkin flavored foods. everything from doughnuts to butter, you name it. all on store shelves. >> but a study warns its popularity is decreasing and maple is making a move. >> dunkin' donuts isn't taking any chances offering coffee in both flavors. definitely pumpkin. >>> all right, if you spend a lot of time traveling for work away from your family and friends well, we may have what you need. >> a hotel in belgium is offering an odd amenity for lonely guests. for a small fee you can rent a goldfish for the night to keep you company in your room. the hotel has been offering the rent-a-fish for four years and promotes itself as surprisingly unique. >> wow like one?up with good morning washington. it's september 5th, and the work week is just starting. it's also the first day of school for several school districts. your forecast is moments away-- but first here are some quick headlines. protesters rallied outside the w

in the video, you can see jerry enjoying his drink at starbucks. man wearing a transformers mask pulls out a gun, a knife, and a bag, and demands money from the barista. investigators have identify the suspect as flores. in the video, jerri is seen hitting flores with a chair, and a violent fight ensues. investigators said jerri was stabbed in the neck during the struggle, but managed to wrestle away the knife and stab flores several times.chief jerry dyer calls jerri a hero. but chimienti said her son is a victim too. "he has 17 total stab wounds, lacerations, and defensive wounds," stated chimienti. chimienti said jerri used excessive force when trying to stop her son from allegedly robbing the starbucks.she said, "the guy, in my opinion, went from a good samaritan to a vigilante. stabbing somebody that many times, it doesn't take that many stab wounds to get somebody to succumb to you."now, chimienti said her son plans on filing a lawsuit against jerri for that alleged excessive force.dyer stated, "to say that cregg jerri is going to be sued for

in houston the devastation aside and it's horrific is people won't obviously go to the movies or starbucks. they will take that money whether it's from them or their insurance company and instead hire contractors, roofers water displacement people. the money gets spent. it just moves into different areas and in fact after hurricane sandy the department of commerce ran a stunned it and they found almost no economic impact of that horrific event. in fact they saw a net increase in jobs because of all of the new construction people hired so yes, short-term horrible longer term even out a month or so, the economy won't feel it at all. >> as we seen with individuals and the human spirit such incredible resiliency and that really speaks to the health of the economy long run this could be a boom for that part of the nation. >> well i don't believe in the broken window, right? the money that people are spending on rebuilding it would be better if they were spending it on movie tickets and starbucks and this is a tragedy and natural disasters are destructive but one thing that as we stand back and

starbucks doubleshot espresso. real life energy. daily show.ination. she told her side of the story in her new memoir, reset, my life for inclusion and change. , ellen pao. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: congratulations on the book. if the story's as powerful mostly because it's happening right now in a really big way in silicon valley. a lot of people first heard your name when your case rose to prominence suing a venture cant firm for -- capital firm for sex isn't. what was the issue for you suing sexism some people struggle proving exists. >> a lot of people who gone through it say you get attacked personally, you spend a lot of money on it, professionally it's hard to get hired again. for me i tried every other avenue. i talked to people, complained. i had written a memo, i had tried with another woman to try to get things to change and ill wasn't changing. i said if they don't change it's just going to happen to more and more people. for me it felt like i was in a position where financially i could afford it an