>> starbucks -- >> mr.chultz i don't mean to cut you off -- >> your moniker, constantly, is it's unfair. >> no -- you have had more time -- i'm sorry, we have a room full of people. we have a panel to go after you. you are not the only person testifying. senator cassidy? >> -- >> mr. schultz, i'm going to change the subject a little bit. last year your company decided to close 16 starbucks in the nation, including the starbucks here down the street here in union station due to rising crime in the city. shortly thereafter -- your store manager quoted saying that their employees have not felt safe amid a spike in crime, a surge of assault, steph, and drug use. saui agree, in fact. in fact, i fear for my own staff walking home in this neighborhood. i feared so much that i purchased each one of them one of these noise makers this past christmas. one of our colleagues often staff was recently violently assaulted as well. the lawlessness in this country's out of control. when you decided to close the 16 stores be

stay 50 is key at starbucks.e cannot be held accountable that we believe under the procedures of starbucks that are based on safety for our people, that is a clear violation of our procedures. >> i understand. i'm trying to square your testimony, in which you insist that he rigorously follow the law with overwhelming evidence from the organizations that are charged with enforcing american labor laws but that is not the case. it it is akin to someone who has been ticketed for speeding 100 times saying i have never violated the law because every single time, every single time the cop got it wrong. that would not be a believable contention if someone were to make that before the committee. i find it hard to believe your insistence that notwithstanding this extraordinary set of decisions reinstating workers, forcing stores to be reopened, that you are, in fact, consistently abiding by the law as your testimony is before this committee. >> i do not believe that starbucks has broken the law. >> thank you. >> senator ca

ask you about starbucks. i asked you about your personal view. do you think that provision should stay as the law or should be changed? >> my personal view is we should follow the law that congress has set up. >> do you support that? >> i support the law. >> do you support the provision that allows a company to hire a union busting firm and conduct other activity that interferes with the rights of workers to organize? i understand it's law. you're saying you support, it you don't support a change? >> i support the, law and i take offense with you categorizing me, or starbucks, as union buster, when that is not true. >> well? you go to march of this year. administrative law issued a 200-page decision finding quote, agree just and widespread misconduct, demonstrating a general disregard for the employees fundamental rights in buffalo, new york. i think there's plenty evidence on the record in terms of what the national labor relations board has set forth in their opinions and their work. let me ask you another

just not at starbucks. i worked consistently from day one of the pandemic because as a single mom, i didn't have a choice. in april 2020, i told my manager i needed to move from jackson to knoxville. it wasn't until two months later she responded telling me i had only 48 hours to decide between quitting and being re-hired in knoxville, losing all of my seniority and benefits or taking a leave of absence without pay and crossing my fingers to see if i would be transferred to a knoxville store. because of covid, at the company had frozen the normally easy transfer process. i couldn't risk losing my benefits so i chose the second option. but it meant that i went without pay for three months. luckily, i was able to begin work at a knoxville store in august 2020. the whole situation was a punch to the gut and the emotional impact of the disrespect i felt ultimately contributed to my belief in the need to organize a union. in october 2021, starbucks announce it starting pay with an increase to $15 an hour almost

and you say, i'm happy at starbucks?: i think about it for a minute, because i was enjoying starbucks. i wanted to be there and didn't really think of myself coming back into that level of retail. but it was the pandemic. and there were so many people dying at that point, and people who were adverse to being vaccinated. and i knew for sure, because i follow the science on things, my background is in chemistry. and the science just screamed you know, that if a vaccine became available, we could curtail these deaths. david: but at starbucks, you had a perfect name for that -- brewer, right? did anyone ever mention that to you? [laughter] ros: you know, i got that all the time. you know, everything was, "what's brewing?" and all these, yes, hashtag everything. david: so, when you told howard schulz you're leaving to go to another company, what did he say? ros: actually, i had that conversation with kevin first. it wasn't pleasant. i think the board was a little surprised, you know, but we made it work. david: so, do you eve

i was happy at starbucks. i didn't really think about myself coming back into that level of retail, but it was the pandemic, and there were so many people dying at that point, people who were adverse to being vaccinated. i follow the science on things. my background is in chemistry. the science screamed that if a vaccine became available, we could curtail this. david: at starbucks you have a perfect word for that. rosalind: everything was "what's brewing?" david: when you told howard schultz you were leaving, what did he say? rosalind: i had the conversation with kevin first. it wasn't unpleasant. i think the board was a little surprised, but we made it work. david: do you ever go to starbucks now? rosalind: every day! david: do you ever go to sam's club? every day? rosalind: not every day. david: what is the biggest surprise of being the ceo of walgreens? rosalind: the biggest surprise to me was how complex health care is, and how unfortunate it is to try and manage personal health in the health systems we ha

it all started in april 2018 when these two men rashon nelson and donte robinson walkedna a starbucks in philadelphia where they had a meeting one of them was refused access to the bathroom without making a purchase, and they were asked to leave. when they refused? >> they didn't do anything i saw the entire thing >> reporter: a staff member called the police who arrested both robinson and nelson >> because you see us! >> we are here >> reporter: the incident a stain on the massive coffee retailer, sparking protests and national outrage it ultimately prompted starbucks ceo kevin johnson to release a video statement, taking accountability for the incident and promising to do better the company eventually settling with nelson and robinson for an undisclosed amount of money. and providing them with a free college education. the two also settled with the city of philadelphia, for a symbolic $1 each, with philly's promise to invest in a youth entrepreneurship program but the drip drip of the fallout continued. the next year, starbucks was in hot water again, hit with a lawsuit from the reg

starbucks changed its policies starbucks truly wants to be an ally to the lgbtqia plus company they willto the bargaining table to negotiate in good faith. strikes now are continuing at cafes across the country the union says this week with more than 150 stores representing nearly 3,500 workers pledge to take part in those strikes in olidarity guys, back over to you. >> kate, now starbucks is going to clarify the guidelines for store decorations here >> that's right, jon last night the company sent out this partner communication maintaining once again they say there's been no change to company policy but said they do understand there's a need for more clarity and consistency on current guidelines for decor in stores for things like pride month and adding they issued clearer centralized guidelines representing inclusivity in the brand. reminder to viewers that starbucks says managers can make decorating decisions currently based on their safety guidelines in stores and company is folding based on the strikes that have taken place and called this a major victory for them a lot of back and

starbucks has broken down on a technical basis. it broke down below 100.ou're in a short-term bearish pattern. the low 100 is a short if it falls below 97, it could gap down to 85 you have disney in there as well if you look at disney, target, anheuser-busch, all these companies it's problematic for shareholders. >> i think back to the '60s and companies that stood up for issues then. isn't the real issue here consistency? disney has dealt with these issues for years and have been able to grow nike shrugged off the colin kaepernick controversy is it about avoid companies who take a stand or is it avoid companies that are chameleons and trying to be popular with everybody? >> you know, i think it's not so much avoiding companies that take a stand it's more so avoiding companies that are taking a stand on something that is incredibly political at this time if you look at this month in particular, it's pride month and especially if you look at, for example, twitter, elon musk with twitter and what he's doing, we've got a situation where now we have spotify an

i was enjoying starbucks. wanted to be there and didn't really think of myself coming back to that level retail. there were people who were adverse to being vaccinated. i follow the signs on things. my background is in chemistry. if a vaccine became available, we could curtail this. >> you have the perfect name for that. >> i get that all the time. everything is what is broken? >> i actually had a conversation with kevin first. it wasn't pleasant. i think the board was a little surprised but we made it work. cracks do you ever go to starbucks now? >> every day. i bulk up. >> what is the biggest surprise of being ceo of walgreens? >> i think the biggest surprise to me was how complex health care is and how unfortunate it is to try to manage personal health and the health systems we set up in this country. it is perplexing. i think his marketplace is ripe for destruction. -- disruption. we will take it -- take care of that on monday. i take my vitamins daily. ♪ >> let me ask you what it feels like to be in your

starbucks workers at more than 150 stores are on strike today. why baristas say a dispute with the chain has left them with a bitter taste. >>> we got a lot of news to get to. thanks for joining us. we're going to begin with the submersible tragedy in the north atlantaic. >> today the focus is on figuring out what caused the catastrophic implosion and thou recover that debris from the ocean floor. a source tells nbc news the coast guard has asked the ntsb for help with the investigation. the coast guard says the titan imploded on the way to the titanic wreck site killing all five passengers on board. the senior navy official tells nbc news, a noise consistent with an implosion or explosion was detected on sunday by an underwater system already in place. but it was not definitive. so the decision was made to continue with the search and rescue mission. >> nbc news correspondent ron allen is in st. john's, canada, where this fateful trip began. so ron, where does the recovery process stand right mow? do we know who will be leading this effort? >> r

starbucks was looking for a sacrificial lamb and the case was all about starbucks and self-perceivedion. martha, this is not insignificant, this was a federal trial, awarded $25 million in punitive damage and another amount in compensatory damages. >> martha: shannon was found to be a victim during this period of george floyd's death and black lives matter -- described her as beloved employee, she oversaw 100 cafes. he said, i fbi it hard to believe if she was in her position and she was a person of color, this would have happened. i think the jury listend and tried to put the hat on and wonder if it would have happened in that light and determined it wouldn't. when you look at decline in black lives matter or support for black lives matter, bumper sticker fixes and "the neighborhood" signs don't really change anything, they force the american people to take this litmus test. where do you stand? do you support black lives matter? it turned out to be an organization sucking money out for swimming pools and houses and people have a genuine sense of fairness in this country. they know w

starbucks says decorations are up to local managers, but starbucks workers united says the company's direction on the issue has been inconsistent. >>> the international african american museum opens to the public this week in charleston, south carolina. the museum overlooks gadsden's wharf where an estimated 45% of enslaved africans first entered america. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm olivia gazis, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, june 26th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." coup halted. the russian wagner mercenary stopped their march to moscow. we have the latest on the possible whereabouts of their leader. >>> caught on camera -- tornado touches down in indiana. we have the latest on the damage to the residences it ripped through. >>> "titan" sub recovery. the coast guard announces its next steps as it investigates the underwater tragedy. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there are questions this morning about just how much russian president vladimir putin has been weakened after an attempted muti

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location to stand in solidarity with lgbtq+ starbucks employees across the country. 2. stay save. been mistreated by the company they claim stores have stopped decorating with pride regalia. some states attempt to pass anti lgbtq legislation. the castro starbucks is about 18 employees and yesterday was expected to be one of the busiest days of the year. meantime, meantime, today, a spokesperson for starbucks responded to our request for comment saying this as starbucks has not pulled any pride merchandise from their stores. >> and they continue to encourage leaders to celebrate with their communities, including pride month, that workers united continues to spread false information about our benefits policies and negotiation efforts. a tactic used to divide partners. city of concord is cracking down on illegal fireworks in police say. >> you can actually help them in efforts over the next couple weeks. officers will be focusing on areas. they get lots of fireworks complaints and they'll be responding in real time to reports of fireworks related calls from their new app.

this is in danville, outside a starbucks near the intersection of camino tassajara. alyssa goard is there. what happened overnight? >> reporter: well, terry, at this location here in front of this starbucks, we talked to a couple witnesses who said they saw two cars collide and a fiery crash here, right in front of the starbucks. you can see the imprint on the ground where it appears the car ran up and through rose bushes, clipping the top rock outside of the starbucks here out here in danville. now, what witnesses tell us that they saw the cars coming to rest here in a big fire. the county sheriff's office also said this afternoon that danville police were trying to carry out a traffic stop while this is going on at around 1:00 in the morning. about five miles from here. but they say that the driver. that didn't stop in that traffic chase and the police wound up chasing the car. eventually coming to this spot over here, around five miles away. they say that car eventually ran a red light here and collided with another car and caught fire. the sheriff's office tells

workers at a starbucks in the castro went on strike today. they closed the 18th street location to stand in solidarity with lgbtq+ starbucks employees across the country who say they've been mistreated by the company. workers claim stores have stopped putting up pride decorations. some states attempts to pass anti lgbtq legislation. the castro starbucks has about 18 employees today was expected to be one of the busiest days of the year. the u.s. coast guard is leading the investigation into the loss of the many sum that likely imploded during a trip to the tight end. 5 people died on that sub which >> left on the deep water voyage a week ago today. salvage operations are ongoing. >> and what's known as a marine board investigation is now underway. >> the coast guard doesn't charge for search and rescue nor do we associate a cost with human light. we always answer the call. and so the ocean remains an unforgiving environment and every weekend there are risks that are taken as people go to the water with inadequate safety gear with inadequate t

starbucks verdict.he company ordered to pay more than $25 million to a former regional manager who said she was fired because she was white following a firestorm after two black men were arrested. >>> breaking overnight. two americans found dead at a luxury resort in mexico. the investigation this morning. >> robo call scams. scam u is on the road in cleveland where people across ohio are bombarded by 2 million robo calls a year. we'll tell you how to protect yourself. ♪ >>> plus the hero is back. last night indiana jones and the dial of destiny all with big surprises. and the moment harrison ford was surprised on the red carpet. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. hope you're doing well. we're following a lot of stories including antony blinken visiting china as tensions are at an all time high. we're going to have more on that ahead. >>> also this morning, george, that big federal reserve decision to pause those interest rate hikes for the first t

and i think starbucks, we've -- i've lamented the inflation at starbucks, i'll say this there's a lot of these companies, and i you this it's cmg, starbucks, i don't think they're going to be able to pass on prices the way they have been and that's been the glory train for them >> we talked yesterday about how everything is coming down. all these prices are coming down in terms of disinflation may be a signal. >> prices raw materials -- >> inputs. >> inputs, yes, yes. >> i guess it's a matter if companies are going to pass it on there's going to be greed-flation. >> 95 bucks, wait toi want to o nike again starbucks, it was trading up to 118, 119 these companies didn't deserve those multiples, but when you pulled back that 20% to 25%, i just think there's a lot of rotation >> i feel like there's sort of an imbedded china play in there. they were all hyped up on the reopen and that sort of fizzled, and so, i think that was part of what brought starbucks down and nike down and so, i wonder, i don't know, if you are bullish on china, which i think you are, right -- >> mildly. i mean -- i

this is video of a past starbucks union strike. they are protesting a small number of starbucksoutlets that restricted the numbe of pride decorations that employees could put up. starbucks says it isupportive of the gay community and it is unwavering in that support, but that store managers can make their own decisions. starbucks workers united and say this strike could go on for weeks. >>> tomorrow marks one year of the dobbs decision overturning roe v. wade, and it remains an unpopular decision for a majority of americans. scott mcgrew says that has political ramifications as well. >> we've seen what voters' opinions on dobbs did at the polls. voting booths filled with americans voting to guarantee abortionigs in their own state, including in california. a new nbcol shows more than 60% of registered voters remain opposed to the ruling, which removed the right to abortion nationally. breaking it down r, nearly 80% of women voters 49 and younger disaproof. it goes to twos for suburban women and 6 in 10 independent voters. nearly on

starbucks has not commented on the verdict.lso from philadelphia, the zoo is looking into the deaths of five meerkats. the animals died over the course of three days earlier this month. officials think they may have accidentally been poisoned. a zoo executive believes the meerkats may have been killed by a dye used to mark the animals so they can be identified. investigators are still, though, trying to determine what exactly happened. all right. seafood fans, be advised today is national lobster day. what better way and day to celebrate than june 15th and to spend a bunch of money on lobster? however you like? it turns out if you really do love lobster, you can also enjoy it again on national lobster day again, which is apparently september 25th. that is the day , though, that maine's us senators declared an official national lobster day because it coincides with the height of the season's harvest. so i guess whatever excuse they have to make you buy the lobster, that is, i am a big fan of lobster, a little surf and turf lobst

starbucks workers united, that is the union.y have been working to unionize stores across the country, accusing starbucks of making employees feel unwelcome in the workplace amid those contract negotiations. the company, on the other hand, calling the strike a tactic to deflect from said negotiations across 200 stores. guys? >> whit: all right. thank you so much, morgan. appreciate you. >>> coming up here in our "morning menu," a big development overnight. this is a big story. the hair loss drug now approved for alopecia patients as young as 12. >> gio: plus, more of our "gma" investigation into how artificial intelligence is being used to pull off so-called kidnapping scams. >> janai: looking forward to that. >>> also this morning, soak up the savings with "deals & steals." there's tory. we'll be right back on "gma." we know patients are more than their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk, we've spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats: people living with, thriv

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starbucks says decorations are up to local managers, but starbucks workers united says the company'snconsistent. >>> the international african american museum opens to the public this week in charleston, south carolina. the museum overlooks gadsden's wharf where an estimated 45% of enslaved africans first entered america. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone i'm ia gazis, cbs news, new york. >>> putin's power in question. that attempted rebellion by the russian president's own mercenary leader exposing what some global leaders say are cracks in vladimir putin's decades-long control. >> this raises profound questions. putin has a lot more to answer for in the weeks and months ahead. >> plus the latest on what's next for yevgeny prigozhin as he heads into exile, and those hired soldiers who followed his lead on the aborted march to moscow. >>> i'm ian lee in dnipro, where ukrainian forces are trying to take advantage of a failed insurrection in russia. >>> dangerous weather. a record-setting heat dome. more than 50 million americans are trapped under a record-setting

shannon phillips oversaw several areas for starbucks, including philadelphia at the time of that 2018 incident. the two men were handcuffed and escorted out of that store after they declined to leave because they were waiting on a business associate. >> phillips was not at the store at the time but claims starbucks used her as a scapegoat to prove it was taking action in response to the controversy. >> the company says phillips was fired because she demonstrated an absence of leadership during the crisis. a new jersey jury sided with phillips, awarding her $25 million in punitive damages and $600,000 in compensatory damages. >> john: leo terrell, fox news contributor and civil rights attorney. $25.6 million, that is making a statement on the part of this jury, leo. >> and thank you very much for having me, john. i've been a civil rights attorney for 30 years. very much aware of this type of case law and i'll tell you right now, the jury made a decision starbucks was wrong because this woman, because of her skin color, was used as a scapegoat for this woke company, starbucks. it is emb

. >>> starbucks on strike. what some workers haven't been allowed to do so they're wking off thale jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a one-stop shop for our families that puts parents and students first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> want to get you back to breaking news in san jose. a few minutes ago we told you about a four alarm fire at a residential building near regional medical center. lot of flashback lights and first responders on the scene. we don't see flames, a little smoke there but no flames. that's encouraging. we received an update fro

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area melissa gord has the latest. >> reporter: around 1:00 in the morning sirens blared outside starbucks on camino cassa hara. one witness who did not want to show his face described the scene. >> we pulled up and we saw a fire and four police cars. >> reporter: the contra costa county sheriff's office said it started when a danville police officer tried to pull over a car for running a red light. deputies say the driver did not stop and let the officer on a chase for about five miles. they say the driver ran another red light and collided with another car. it flipped over and caught fire. >> we saw the big fire as soon as we drove up. you could feel the warmth of the fire across the street. >> reporter: sheriff's office said the five people inside that car were rescued by police and taken to the hospital. the driver had serious injuries. >> we parked the car and ran over and we see that there is someone being pulled out of the car. >> reporter: as for the other people in the other car deputies say they are uninjured. you can still see where that car traveled up and onto the sidewalk and

. >>> starbucks on strike.t some workers haven't been allowed to do so they're wking off th >>> want to get you back to breaking news in san jose. a few minutes ago we told you about a four alarm fire at a residential building near regional medical center. lot of flashback lights and first responders on the scene. we don't see flames, a little smoke there but no flames. that's encouraging. we received an update from the fire department, it tore through several townhomes. investigators say seven units are involved, right now no word of any cause or injuries, but of course we'll stay on this story. four alarm fire, looks like firefighters have the upper hand, looks like it's out or near being out. seven units involved, no word on any injuries. >>> thousands of unionized starbucks workers are walking off the job in a strike because of pride decor. the union claims some stores are not allowing them to decorate for pride. it started in seattle today, continuing through next week. more than 150 stores pledged to join

well not quite looking at starbucks there's a strike at starbucks stores, some of them in the next couplethis all about? lauren: 3,500 starbucks union employees say they will go on strike next week across the u.s. in over 150 stores. they say starbucks denied them the right to display pride decorations in the cafes. starbucks says look, it's up to the store manager. obviously, we support pride. these workers say they were denied that right and hence they are going on strike. we are so, so at each other's throats right now and highly highly sensitive. i just went into a starbucks the other way there was tons of pride gear out. stuart: let's have a look at car max. they reported this morning. obviously, it was a good report because they are up nearly 8%. lauren: so used car seller actually shared this is a nine- month high for the stock. earnings were better-than-expected but it's not all rainbows right now. car max says affordability is a challenge. high interest rates, low consumer confidence, but they're cost cutting. cost cutting helps surpass the numbers that you set on wall street. by

. >>> a jury has ruled in favor of a former regional director at starbucks who said she was fired forlips was fired in 2018 shortly after the arrest of two black men at a philadelphia starbucks. phillips won $25.6 million in damages. >>> and a new look at the early days of beatle mania. paul mccartney's personal photos from that time have now been gathered for a new book and an exhibition in london. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin with the dangerous threat to tens of millions of americans. tonight the south is bracing for a second round of storms and into the overnight hours as well. this marks one of the nation's most severe weather events since early spring. at least eight confirmed twisters touched down in alabama and georgia, leaving a path of destruction across several communities. some areas have already seen significant damage, including roofs being ripped off homes, uprooted trees and downed power lines, all scattered across roadways. for

starbucks workers united. that's the union representing organized stores, claim that starbucks had restricted decoration celebrating pride month in locations in several states. starbucks denied that and now says it will, quote, issue clearer centralized guidelines for in-store visual displays and decorations that will continue to represent inclusivity and our brand. it is now 748. well, first it was netflix. now costco is cracking down on customers who share an account. right? want cents, any excuse chocolate may actually help with jetlag. australian researchers found milk based desserts, including chocolate, help people sleep and could help you recover from long flights and changing time zones . that report in the new york post. also suggests adjusting your meals and sleep to the time zone of your destination during your flight, as well as that opening bell ring this morning. shares in two bay area companies headed lower. santa clara based chipmakers nvidia and advanced micro devices both dropped after the wa

. >> joe, there is a -- do you have your starbucks.ng, i hope you get the brewing joke at starbucks this morning. it is not a joke >> good morning. after a public clashing over displays of pride to court in cafis, starbucks workers united said over 150 stores have pledged a week long strike across the country starting in seattle at 10:00 pacific today. the stores that have pledged to strike represent nearly 3500 workers in several dozen more stores will vote on strikes. not all of the stores were impacted by the allegations of changes to policy over pride decorations, but they are striking in solidarity workers united has alleged instances in 22 states pointing at social media where baristas claimed evidence of a policy change on pride decor. starbucks has maintained there has been no change to its policy on pride decorations and said it has unwavering support for the lgbtq+ community and adding workers united continues to spread false information about the benefits, policies and negotiation efforts, a tactic used to divide our partner

st >> whit: to the index now, starbucks workers are going on strike in some locations.resenting baristas is represents some caves are not allowing workers to put up pride decorations. more than 150 stores in 22 states are expected to be impacted. starbucks denies the claim, saying its policy on decorating hasn't changed, and its support for the lbgtq plus community will not waiver. >>> when we come back, an update on our top story, the chaos inside russia after the attempted mutiny. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vi

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the castro starbucks has about 18 employees.were on strike. >> the woman's march stood in solidarity with the lgbtq+ community. this is that the seller is a library in santa rosa on saturday. now the group added they also stand in solidarity with those who have lost access to abortion. here. saturday marked one year since the overturning of roe v wade. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the giants win streak came to him and during their series with the diamondbacks can show you the highlights. the website that's famous for helping you rent out. a nearby pool expands into pickleball and tennis. you can make some extra cash or just play for i'm rich demuro. that's >> 6.44 that i've and here are the 4 things you %eed to know before you start your day. walnut creek police are now investigating an anti juneteenth flyer. a number of them that were handed out around the city. california state senator scott wiener was going to holding a press conference today to help fund bay area public transit and improve overall safety

starbucks declined to comment on the award.rney general rob bonta today issued a public records request from the state of florida following the migrant flights to sacramento earlier this month. florida governor ron desantis says his department of emergency management paid for two charter flights carrying three dozen migrants from texas to sacramento with no warning or coordinate. bonta says he's seeking information in the ongoing investigation into what he calls deceptive and immoral migrant transports. the request include communications between the florida governor's office or the florida division of emergency management and any private entity involved in the migrant transports. any instruction given by these offices to any private entity involved in the transports and any records related to the transportation of migrants into california, including those that originated in el paso and landed in sacramento on june 2nd and june 5th. the governor of pennsylvania has unveiled a reconstruction plan for the section of i-95 that was

. >> you have a new position in starbucks. why? >> starbucks is a name we rotated into we're taking some profits in the big winners and looking for things that have underperformed. we haven't owned starbucks in years but is off 15% since earnings paid over a 2% dividend. pretty strong dividend growth over the past three years. and, for me, the multiple is a little bit strong but relative to starbucks over time it doesn't seem that overpriced >> how are you judging what is an obviously critical growth area for that company being china, which has been a disappointment that's one of the reasons i'm sure the stock is where it is. >> i never put too much value on what china says they're going to do or not do, so i'm kind of discounting that from our equation if the china reopening story does happen, that would be great for us because it will put the stock at a higher price. >> how can you discount that part of the story if it's such a significant part of the overall story? >> we think that's why the stock is down 15%. >> is because the

was thing we did is to use social media to make images of people open carrying inside starbucks go viral all this was happening, but also that it was legal. >> over the past year starbucks policy allowing people to openly carry guns in their stores where it's legal has been celebrated by gun advocates. >> and it really only took a few months before the ceo starbucks, howard schultz came out on television and said guns are no longer welcome inside our stores. >> where not pro-gun or anti-gun. bury we do believe that guns and weapons should not be a part of the starbucks experience. >> so we knew we were on to something. >> target is asking customers to leave your guns at home and do not bring them into our stores. >> this wasn't about undoing the second amendment. this is simply about restoring the responsibilities that should go along with gun rights in the first place. >> we got shots fired. >> there were many or attacks each year after shook. >> a reported mass shooting atta church in texas. >> police describing a mass casualty shooting overnight at a gay nightclub. >> and then you had

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