let me play starbucks their version. they might say, well, michelle toilet paper costs money, water costs, money and we're going to have to charge what he's saying make enough money on their coffee. come on. and i mean, i'm a starbucks customer. i have the app and i use their stars in the whole bit. but they make more than enough money to to be able to afford some pieces of paper and a little bit of a thank you so much. so james story, i got to tell you, starbucks is saying their policy pretty much aligns with a lot of other restaurants that they also require the same deal. so starbucks moving forward. >> will require you to pay. saul get more reaction. be right back. enough lunch not here to get thank you. well, >> 7.21 right now at happening today, the east some costco workers are going to be picketing. >> they are teamsters members and they're going to be picketing at the hayward location. this is ahead of the january 31st expiration of their contract. they want costco to address the concerns they represent about 18,0

and starbucks enforcing a new policy at all of its stores by something or get out. kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. it's chilly tuesday. i'm daria and i'm james. yeah. let's get the latest on those temperatures. we've got john with an eye on how cold it got overnight. john, a cold start. indeed. a lot of us in the 30's right now. you're back to the 40's in oakland, but you have fell to 39 degrees earlier this morning. so very, very cold. looking outside at half moon bay area. that's also down in the 30's. it sure is gorgeous with those blue skies up above the calmer winds are actually contributing to this colder start yesterday. it was breezy which tends to keep temperatures a bit more mild now right now happen. bayer 37 dublin city at freezing at 30 to palo alto just above freezing at 33 santa rosa. also down at 32 degrees now. so we are seeing a cold start cold enough for frost advisories for yet another hour for the south bay inland east bay as well as the north bay cold start. but mild afternoon ahead of us will

i mean, you literally were in a starbucks looking across the street at a starbucks. and businesses have closed down after the pandemic, so i'm wondering if they're just hurting. they have so many and not enough people coming through. >> right. this of course, coming after the strikes as well, demanding, you know, better wages and working conditions. and, you know, there was criticism to the new ceo, brian niccol, who's reported to make $100 million in his first year. so, you know, it was controversial. >> i heard a stand up comic one time say, i'm surprised. i'm waiting for the day they open up, open up a new starbucks in a starbucks. >> yeah, get your espresso and your coffee. >> exactly. >> all right, well, having a third place could be the cure to the loneliness epidemic. the term third place stands for spots to socialize outside of work and home. but with coffee shops and bookstores closing and people spending more time on their phones, those third places are disappearing. experts say they can be replaced with a third life like volunteer or other activities. what

and i think people count on starbucks for that. now they're changing their tune. >> starbucks brought a new ceo last turned turned the company around because they've been slowly slipping. and one of plans is reverse their open door policy, which means you can go in there with a book if you wanted to and read, you can go in there with the computer and do your heart, your work use their internet and use bathrooms. now they're saying, nope, you got to buy and listen to this. i thought this was a bit aggressive. okay going to go into effect late january and they're said in the press release that they're going to train the breeze does too potentially contact local law enforcement to help without getting you out. i like the idea of someone who likes to sit in a cafe. i don't like the fact that ok. well, also there's a complicating factor here because i remember i would go. >> they've give me my receipt. it will have the internet code. so i could nurse that cup of coffee for 4 hours. yeah, i is there a time limit this. we have a time limi

let me play starbucks their version.y might say, well, michelle toilet paper costs money, water costs, money we're going to have to charge what he said. they make enough money on their coffee. come on. i mean, i'm a starbucks customer. i have the app and i use their stars in the whole bit. but >> they make more than enough money to to be able to afford some pieces of paper and a little bit of a flash. he that's within their right to do it. but i mean, >> it sounds like you're not a ethically. i think, you know, it be nice to really be able to go into the service. you know if you need to go to the bathroom, if you're thinking that starbucks is leading the charge in all of this, they say that's not the case that they're actually doing what many other restaurants have been doing and continue to do that. if you go into other restaurants that use the bathroom, they also expect you to buy something. so starbucks is doing the same thing and they are training their employees on how to handle it. and if it gets out of hand. >> th

let me play starbucks their version. they might say, well, michelle toilet paper costs money, water costs, money and we're going to have to charge what he make enough money on their coffee. come on. and i mean, i'm a starbucks customer. i have the app and i use their stars in the whole bit. but >> they make more than enough money to to be able to afford some pieces of paper and a little bit of a flash. he that's within their right to do it. but i mean, >> it sounds like you're not a ethically. i think, you know, it be nice be able to go into the service. you know if you need to go to the bathroom, if you're thinking that starbucks is leading the charge in all of this, they say that's not the case that they're actually doing what many other restaurants have been doing and continue to do that. if you go into other restaurants, the use, the bathroom, they also expect you to buy something. so starbucks is doing the same thing and they are training their employees on how to handle it. and if it gets out of hand. >> those mmpl

starbucks, nike and boeing have all made a change at the top. but can one individual really drive all the changes these huge global corporations need to thrive? i'm going to be discussing all this with these two. this top executive coach, who works with the likes of google, etsy and citibank, tells me what it takes for a ceo to succeed as the leader of a multinational corporation. and this leading expert on ceo pay tells me how the us is leading the world and why too much pay at the top can be damaging for both companies and societies. plus, we'll speak to serial entrepreneur marcia kilgore, the woman behind beauty pie and fitflop, about the responsibility of running a company and what drives her to keep going, even though she's already made her millions. wherever you'rejoining me from, welcome to the show. this week, we're asking, how important is the boss to the success of a company? and just how much is a good one really worth — $5 million, $100 million or $56 billion? the likes of boeing, disney, nike and starbucks have made some pretty high

it's disappointing. >> reporter: amelia landers is vice president of product innovation at starbucks. i think you're making a promise to the customer that this is going to get recycled. are you being honest with the customer? >> what we're focused on is what we can control, which is the education for our customers. >> reporter: like clearly labeling recycling bins with what goes inside them, even though some customers will contaminate bins with trash. ultimately, she says the company can only control what happens inside its stores. >> once it leaves our store, there are a number of elements that can -- that can come into play that don't guarantee that it lands up in the right place. >> reporter: we met landers at starbucks headquarters in seattle. this innovation lab inside a warehouse space includes a full working store. >> this is where we at starbucks builds, tests, design, iterate and innovate. >> reporter: starbucks has committed to cutting its waste in half by 2030. as part of that, it will put your drink into your own reusable cup. and at the lab, the company developed this, a

you cannot do those things in starbucks.orcement if they get in trouble. those baristas work so hard. that's a tough job. >> carley: and starbucks became a hang out for homeless people. they were inclusive and everybody felt inclusive in new york city. >> todd: imagine doing this story 10 years ago, it would be crazy that you are not alouved to panhandle and attack people in starbucks. duh. new policy you call closed door policy. fascinated. >> cheryl: i'm sticking to code of conduct. >> carley: you have been talking about the dei policies getting rolled back and the pendulum you see in companies and mood and shift of culture in america is shifting back to what many people describe as normal. >> todd: in two months. >> cheryl: shocking people would like to go get a cup of coffee and feel safe at a coffee shop, that is where we're at. >> carley: four years ago people would call that racist. >> todd: see what happens monday around noon? >> carley: noon on the dot. >> cheryl: thank you for telling me the time. >> todd: catch sh

, you can go into starbucks. they would love your money. that hasn't changed to. what's going to change is if you are staying there for an extended period or if you're going to the bathroom, guess what? that's going to cost you something at the very least, a cup of coffee because they say moving forward, that's their policy. remember the days where you would have to get a code from them that might be the case moving forward because they say this is for the betterment of their coffee community, that they don't want people hanging around all day. >> without spending money or going to the bathroom. now the open door policy actually started in philadelphia 7 years ago when 2 african-american men, they were waiting for a business partner to arrive. they did not order or anything they wanted to wait for the partner to arrive. but in the meantime, if they were harassed, they say there were racial overtones where police officers were actually involved. and that's when starbucks said, let's do the open door policy. 7 year

struggling global coffee giant starbucks has high hopes for its new boss.an niccol was poached from the us restaurant chain chipotle with a four—year pay package worth more than $110 million and the use of a private jet so he can commute long distances as he tries to turn the company around. and nike is replacing ceo john donahoe after a series of missteps that have cut its market share. nonetheless, over nearly five years in charge, he's earned nearly $104 million, despite the company losing $40 billion worth of value. another company to lose billions in value is plane—maker boeing. its recently departed boss, dave calhoun, lost his job after struggling to deal effectively with a series of safety incidents, including two fatal accidents. despite that, he got a pay package worth more than $30 million as he was leaving. this graph marks the change in ceos, and as you can see, that can sometimes lead to a pretty big swing in a company's value, as investors express their confidence — or otherwise — in the individual leading a company. for those individuals run

let s get some of the day s other news now the coffee chain starbucks is reversing rules that allowedfes in north america even if they had not bought anything. the changes are a u—turn from a policy introduced 6 years ago that allowed people to linger in starbucks outlets and use their toilets without making a purchase. the move is part of the "back to starbucks" strategy — a plan announced by the firm's new boss as he tries to tackle flagging sales. that's how your business looks right now. see you soon. goodbye. hello from the bbc sport centre. the premier league has announced it will not charge any clubs for breaches of its profit and sustainability rules. all clubs were deemed financially compliant for the 2023—24 season. everton and nottingham forest were both sanctioned last season for breaches, and were docked eight and four points respectively. leicester city avoided a points deduction after they won an appeal against a charge in september. an independent panel found the premier league did not have the jurisdiction to punish leicester as the club had been relegated to the cham

and starbucks enforcing a new policy at all of its stores. buy something get out. wanko morning news starts now. >> news at 6. good morning and thanks for tuning in on tuesday. i'm sorry. and i'm james. chilly tuesday morning or if you notice. i did notice, but i couldn't put all the heat because it's electric car died in a much better idea called said the deal with their yeah. you just kind of got to roll with it. this morning is so chilly. it's calm and that's the ingredient that added up to the cold. when you get the wind, it stirs everything up and you'll get the heat mix down to the surface. >> but when it's calm like this, that surfaced just really cools down. let's look at sfo. a very calm morning. if you have a flight this morning, great news for you. there. calm conditions all across the bay area and those remain all day long today. so how cold it is. is it get a look at these temps right now? mountain views at 37 paolo out 33 oakland early. you fell to 39 dublin at 32 degrees. same in santa rosa now because of how very chilly it is out there. we do have f

the next time you go to starbucks. if you just step in just to hang out or to work, but not by anything, you might get a tap on fight. just want to use the bathroom really quick in and out. there's a change can't do. that crowd was will tran has been following that live this morning from walnut creek. i will. that open door policy slamming shut. it lasted for 7 years where you can go to the bathroom and didn't have to buy anything. >> no code necessary. but you might have to ask for a code moving forward. remember those days because starbucks they're saying moving forward. if you spend a lot of time in there, well, going to have to buy something. and if you go to the bathroom same deal, you'll have to buy something because they say this is for the betterment of their coffee community. they call themselves america's coffee house and they say, you know what, that 2018 policy, it's run its course which, by the way, began in a spectacular way. it started in philadelphia when 2 african-american men, they're waiting for a bu

when starbucks is going to enforce a new policy at all of its cafes. >> you want to linger around starbucks, well, you're gonna have to buy something. the coffee chain is announcing that they're reversing their open door policy at their stores. the new policy will require people who stay there for an extended amount of time or want to use the bathroom to purchase something. some customers not too thrilled about the change. make enough money on their coffee. come on. and i mean, i'm a starbucks customer. i have the app and i use their stars in the whole bit. but >> they make more than enough money to to be able to afford some pieces of paper and a little bit of a flash. starbucks says that they're now doing what many other businesses are already doing. require you to buy something to go to the bathroom. >> jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected to draw thousands of people and some 90 million dollars to the economy. security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of officers are there on foot patrol and barric

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starbucks is doing a change of policy. first, they were inviting everybody into the stores to hang out. have a little coffee. well, now they're changing. that will tell you about the new u.s. rules and more barry officials are stepping up to protect immigrant rights ahead of the incoming trump administration. >> we'll tell you what temperatures go plans today. and as thousands of families are trying to go back and see what's left after the fires in southern california, many are still waiting for the green light. we'll hear from the man who's right here in the bay area waiting it out. >> and we are looking at a clear, calm morning in with that cold temperatures. in fact, oakland, you are at 39 moments ago. spots like livermore down at 33 santa rosa at freezing talking more about what to expect for the rest of the day locally ahead. all right. if you are going hit the roads out there, not as gusty as it was yesterday. >> again, just be mindful of those cold conditions. job just talked about a little ice just talked about a l

whenever you walk into a starbucks bathroom, you pay a heavy price.ke pops could ever remove the memory. the rule changes come from new starbucks ceo and man with venti triple-shot jaw, brian niccol. niccol is an experienced fast casual food-trepreneur, because he was formerly chipotle's ceo. clearly, niccol has one passion in business: any place people are desperate for a bathroom. starbucks, they're rolling out other changes, including a ban on outside alcohol. no booze? are you suggesting i go into the starbucks bathroom sober? you know what? enough about all this nonsense. the big story today is this viral clip from a chicago grocery store! take a look. okay, the police officer is rooting around in the bottom of the produce section, pushing past the lettuce, and he gets his hand on something. we see something furry, maybe a rat, and... nope! it's a coyote! that is crazy! they sell salad in chicago? [applause] i thought it was all pork products. but can we take a moment to appreciate the brave cop in the background who responded to the call of duty

okay, starbucks launching a new limited edition winter menu. it started offering cortados today. we call them cortadito in spanish, which are typically made with a one on one ratio of steam, milk and espresso. yum. new drink is served in an eight ounce cup and is only available hot. other items on the winter menu include a pistachio latte and cold brew, vegan spicy falafel pocket, and a vanilla bean custard danish. starbucks is also selling a new seasonal drinkware collection of tumblers, cold cups, mugs and water bottles. also trending now another dog breed that can compete for best in show, it is the danish swedish farmdog is the 202nd breed accepted by the american kennel club. the breed is known for showing off circus acts and herding animals. they've also worked alongside farmers in scandinavia for centuries. the danish swedish farm dog is part of the kennel club's working dog group. i like them, he's super cute. all right, that's going to do it for us at 430. thank you for being with me. gia is working on the 5:00 newscast. we're back in two. budget cuts that could impact a

starbucks says that its new code of conduct for customers.s all part of an effort to make stores a little more hospitable. >> still ahead on the news at 5, a little girl, just 4 years old was hurt in the shooting of how she got caught in the crossfire. plus, wildfire aid for victims in southern california is no point of contention in washington. why the funding being proposed is getting pushback from some lawmakers and then freeman is opening a new fire station opening a new fire station will my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. but now with skyrizi, i'm all in. thanks to skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lowered ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms, or vaccines. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything.

bad news for some starbucks customers, the coffee chain will no longer allow people to use its facilitieshing. for years it had allowed people to linger unused toilets even they did not make a purchase. changes, which will take effect from january 27 a part of a strategy to tackle slowing sales. starbucks says there is no change to its policy in the uk with its facilities can be used without a purchase. and before we go a reminder of events in south korea where investigators have arrested the impeached president. mryoon have arrested the impeached president. mr yoon is the country's first—ever sitting president to be arrested. he was detained at his residence after an hours long stand—off with security staff and his supporters. the impeached president is under investigation for insurrection following a short lived attempt to impose martial law. he is currently being interrogated at the anticorruption agency's the anticorru ption agency's offers the anticorruption agency's offers insole and we're showing you that right now. so far there has not been major impact on financial markets with t

starbucks isn't the only company swinging right. facebook's making a bunch of changes.oving tampons from their men's bathrooms. sorry, tim walz, and on facebook, you can call trans people mentally ill without feeling censored. zuckerberg will be throwing his own ball, actually, to celebrate 40 seven's inauguration after he banned him from facebook four years ago. the tide has certainly shifted. comedian nick dipaolo joins us now. i mean, nothing says a new age is upon us than the homeless getting kicked out of starbucks. >> nick, it's a good thing, especially new york. >> if you look, if you want to take a dump on the floor or touch yourself, you do that when you're supposed to do that in the subway. >> a train, d train. the reason look, and the other thing you said, people you got to buy, you got to buy a latte before you if you want to shoot heroin. let me tell you something. after you buy a latte, you can't afford heroin. i've been in. i've been at the starbucks once. i, you know, i got a coffee. she goes, yeah, that's 699. and i said, i said, you know, put sugar in

in doing so, starbucks ends an open door policy it announced in 2018. the coffee giant now says people are required to make a purchase if they're inside a store or want to use the restroom. starbucks previously said that no purchase was necessary after a worker called police and two black men who were waiting for an acquaintance to hold a business meeting at a starbucks store were arrested. the company cites an uptick in unruly and dangerous behavior for what it called a policy update. in a statement sent to ktvu. starbucks spokesperson said in part, we want everyone to feel welcome and comfortable in our stores. implementing a coffee house code of conduct is something most retailers already have, and is a practical step that helps us prioritize our paying customers who want to sit and enjoy our cafes, or need to use the restroom during their visit. >> credit card skimming cases are going up in california, so be careful where you use your card, but especially at gas pumps and atms. here are the best way to avoid getting scammed by one. look at the card

starbucks is a lefty organization.y bring the homeless into it you notice? and it's all going down the toilet, so to speak. >> jesse: what about the tampons? i thought you're going to say the thing that most triggered you was there were no tampons in the men's bathroom at facebook headquarters? >> i don't mind tampons in the men's headquarters win i go to bars are used to get a bloody nose get into a fight i run to the men's room. let never bothered me. >> jesse: all right well i'm just happy carrie underwood is performing went straight, blonde female is singing at the inauguration, i think we are back. i think were definitely back. >> care and what i mean thank god kamala harris didn't win we would've had dizzy lives of those 45 minutes are two back i know he is dead but not according to her. >> one of many reasons. nick good to see is pure could see new thanks prime time straight ahead. ♪ ♪ 's best thing i've ever done. that's what freddie told me. to change my life, it was the best thing i've ever done. really? yes,

they're implementing a code of conduct at starbucks.s and customers were not happy with their service at starbucks before. then there is this. maria. special counsel david weiss releasing his report on the hunter biden investigation versus, weiss slamming president biden for what he says is rewriting history after biden said the prosecution of his son was political. weiss writes this, quote, other presidents have pardoned family members but in doing so none have taken the occasion as an opportunity to malign the public servants at the department of justice based solely on false accusations, hunter biden was found guilty of three felony firearm offense ps and pled guiy to federal tax crimes. he was supposed to be sentenced before his dad's presidential pardon. another one i thought was so interesting is weiss quotes the federal judge, maria. i was just reading through the extensive report. and basically also rebuked the president about rewriting history in all of this. so biden really taking a slap against the do j and weiss' calling him

. >>> starbucks customers will need to now buy something to use the bathroom especially if they leaved. leonardo dicaprio a climate warrior left the plane. he left the house with his prized possessions brittany and amber. in defending his fire response he sent people to dnc site also defended his homelessness policy with the coupon code for tenants. >>> and only fans model claims she was with 1000 men in 24 hours, the previous record of west set by the lincoln tunnel. >>> zuckerberg ordered the removal of tampons from bathrooms at meta-, tim walz said this means war so he ran away. >>> kevin o'leary claimed trump shot a 68 at his florida state the illinois mayors said big deal we kill that many all the time. >>> a wnba star is now on only fans and made ten times what she did as a pro athlete, i wonder if she still has her ball handling skills. >>> starting january 20th we are seeing a radical change let's call it the return of comments whence it's quite a departure and can't remember if he's giving eulogy or climbing into the box we will actually have decisions designed for the real w

that is according to starbucks officials. new policies also include adding signs banning harassment violence threatening language outside alcohol, smoking in panhandling, in its stores. starbucks says its new code of conduct for customers is part of effort to make stores more hospitable. the chinese government is considering a potential sale of its u.s. operations of tiktok too. billionaire elon musk bloomberg news reports the plan is one of several options that china is exploring as the u.s. supreme court considers upholding a law that could effectively ban tiktok in our nation by this sunday under the plan, musk would oversee both his x platform and tiktok u.s. business. chinese government officials have not yet decided how to proceed with a report saying that they preferred tiktok remains under control of chinese parent company bytedance. >> still ahead, a massive medical conferences been met with praise and protests in san francisco. we'll take a look at that. jp morgan healthcare conference. plus princess kate shared an

that's actually starbucks or that was starbucks that's on the corner there. starbucks is gone.ady just actually walked up for us. she's not a local. she was looking for the starbucks, hoping it was open. she didn't even know where it was. she couldn't see it because it has been destroyed. let's walk up the street. we don't know if this is part of the restaurant. i honestly, i've been here. i've eaten here, i don't remember, but this is destroyed. i want to show you what once was bank of america. this is just all mangled metal. now, there may have been another business here. unclear. no signs. everything has just been destroyed. take a look at the bank of america atms. they have basically just melted when we assume with all the money inside. but they're gone. and then we walk towards the main branch doors here again on the 15,300 block of sunset boulevard. and look inside. everything is gone. and one of the questions i had for my photographer asked him if he knew what happens to the safe. i mean, we're always told to put our valuables, our treasures, in the safe. what happens wh

and it was put in place after the pr embarrassment for starbucks. the two black men were arrested at a philadelphia store after being asked to leave for not buying anything. a new policy is designed to help prioritize paying customers. >>> okay, another live look right now from high above l.a. county, keeping an eye on the new fire that's burning. this is a wide look right now. you can see the big response of the firefighters and the first responders right now along the roadway, but the fire was burning very close to homes. you can see choppers, doing the water drops onto the area. but as you can see, the crews are trying to get a handle on the flames burning near an apartment complex with a drop right there. and this is the biggest fear with the winds whipping back up, that the new fire wills spark up. we'll keep an eye on this fire once again, burning in the community. >>> and so many of us know someone who lost their homes during the southern california fire storm including one oakland city leader whose goal is to now help rebuild the historicall

. >>> and starbucks is having a change of heart and tiktok users are already flocking somewhere else.today's "moneywatch". >>> stocks closed mostly higher monday as investors await the first of two readings this week. the dow gained 358 points. the nasdaq lost 73. the s&p 500 was up nine points. tiktok is denying a report from bloomberg that china is potentially considering facilitating the sale of the social media app to tech billionaire elon musk in order to keep the app operational in the u.s. while the clock is now ticking for the supreme court to rule on whether the government's proposed ban on tiktok is legal, it appears users are downloading a new chinese social media app called red note. as of monday red note was the number one free app on the apple app store. >>> say goodbye to try before you buy. the amazon service which allowed prime members to try on clothes, shoes and accessories at home before paying will wind down at the end of the month. the program launched in 2018, but an amazon spokesperson says the platform now offers improved sizing recommendations powered by ai.

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and it was put in place after the pr embarrassment for starbucks. two black men were arrested at a philadelphia store after being asked to leave for not buying anything. a new policy is designed to help prioritize paying customers. >>> okay, another live look right now from high above l.a. county, keeping an eye on the new fire that's burning. this is a wide look right now. you can see the big response of the firefighters and the first responders right now along the roadway, but the fire was burning very close to homes. you can see choppers, doing the water drops onto the area. but

i routed you home and i found the nearest starbucks.s or duncans or whatever. it's going to work with you. what we're going to do to overcome that is we're going to offer what we're going to call a proactive. the car is going to help you. it's going to say, hi, jim. unless it's 5:00 p.m., you're at your workplace, you want me to route you to your house. it's going to start interacting with you up front and now you're going to go, oh, wow, i can just talk to this thing. >> that does sound like something if i had full self-driving, i would want. one time i was in a waymo years ago and i said take me to the best pizza place and waymo wasn't that bright and didn't know how to do that. are we looking at a system where i will be able to do that with crnc's car? take me to the place. it might know that? >> absolutely. we're working with the oems as they start to work on this and we're working with the companies that are so -- and we're starting to work with them as well. you're right. the user needs to be able to, there is no car driver and it

. >> if you want to hang out at starbucks or use their bathroom, you're going to have to buy something coffee chain is reversing its policy of being open to everyone. even if you haven't purchased a thing. it's part of a new code of conduct that also bans harassment, smoking, drug use, panhandling and drinking alcohol outside. starbucks implemented the no purchase necessary policy back in 2018 after two black men who hadn't purchased anything were arrested at a location in philadelphia. those arrests created a national controversy. >> amazon is ending its try before you buy program. the service allows prime members to order up to six clothing items to try on before purchasing. customers have seven days to return any unwanted items. the last day to use this service is january 31st. amazon says they are phasing it out because of the program's limited reach and artificial intelligence improving size. recommendations on the site. >> in today's gma first look, low cost versions of luxury designer items are going viral, with buyers showing off their purchases on social media. here's abc news

major policy change coming to starbucks. code of conduct it's enforcing for cust ers that will reach levels that are more than double the season's peak. according to the cdc, which is tracking the stomach bug. nearly 28% of norovirus tests run over the week of the. new year's holiday came back positive for the virus. during the peak of last season's wave, just over 13. and a half percent of tests came back positive. the cdc says rates have peaked in all regions of the country and are worst right now in the midwest. flu season is here. the number of hospitalizations are increasing nationwide. fox's kim posey spoke to state health officials about these numbers and how to protect your family. >> doctors here at the colorado department of public health and environment say that flu has now surpassed covid and rsv in their emergency room data, and there are now two a strains circulating in the community. >> it was terrible. i had a pretty high fever. >> meredith finley was diagnosed with influenza a in december. >> my body ached t

there used to be a pretty big starbucks there, one of the first starbucks in the country. it was a big deal in the 90s when it opened up it will. here, that was the starbucks, there were shops, there was a chinese restaurant right there, there was a diner on the left- hand side. there was a reveled lovely boutique called luis walker. it is going to go up the road, the chamber of commerce used to be on the right. there was a barber shop right here as well. it is going to make a right onto a street, this is antioch. it will make a right onto a street called via de la paz and at the end of the street is the elementary school and went to and across the street was the methodist church i think wire in and did the fouls . for me, it is memories. for so many thousands of people, this is every day, this is the reality. it is where they live, it is now gone, completely gone. larry, if the laf d was able to operate last night, would it have been this bad? >> it is very tough to say. the wind was so bad last night that even if the helicopters would have been in the air, it is extremel

take starbucks, for instance. they just announced that if you want to use their restrooms, you got to buy something other than time. in other words, if you want to take a dump and then shoot up, do that where you're supposed to on the subway. now, you can't walk ten feet in america without bumping into a starbucks. these joints have become like america's public square, so this policy shift is a tell. it's like a blood test whose results give you the american mood. and that mood is enough of this indulgent, childish detour the nation has taken and back to the hard reality of things that actually work for society's benefit. you'll even see it in trump's foreign policy. take greenland. trump would like to. he's not alone. this week, house gop members introduced a bill that would authorize trump to negotiate with denmark to acquire greenland, and the danish government are reportedly open to discuss boosting u.s. military presence there. hell, one poll found a majority of greenlanders approving to become part of the u.

this was the starbucks. okay. it's the starbucks. who cares about starbucks, right?t's one of the first ones in the country. it was a big deal. my mom used to sit on the big, leather chairs here drinking a cappuccino. i think at the time, we called it a cup of chino. it was built in 1994. i believe at one time, a fire tore through this, over the years, but they were able to save the facade. the bank of america was over here. i met my best friend, in front of that bank of america. i hope that they're able to save some of this facade again, in order to preserve some of the historic nature of this beautiful, wonderful community, this place that so many people have loved for so long, the place that so many people desperately want to come back to. but i gotta say, chris, and it breaks my heart to say this. there is not a lot to come back to. i was just over in the alphabet streets, which is one of the first places -- was the first place i lived in here in the palisades. we rented, we moved around a lot. we had a tiny little bungalow, over on embry street. and i -- when th

in doing so, starbucks ends or rolls back its open door policy, announced in 2018.t now says people are required to make a purchase if they're inside a store or want to use the restroom. starbucks previously said that no purchase was necessary after a worker called police and two black men who were waiting for an acquaintance to hold a business meeting at a starbucks store were arrested. the company cites an uptick in unruly and dangerous behavior for what it called a policy update. in a statement to ktvu, a starbucks spokesperson said in part, we want everyone to feel welcome and comfortable in our stores. implementing a coffee house code of conduct is something most retailers already have, and is a practical step that helps us prioritize our paying customers who want to sit and enjoy our cafes, or need to use the restroom during their visit. >> all right, our time is 648. we're going right back to sal castaneda. everybody behaving on those roads now? >> yeah they are. we do see most of that slow traffic be in the east bay until about seven, and then it starts shif

starbucks announced today it's reversing its open door policy. >> at all u.s. locations and only paying customers are going to be allowed to stay inside. this comes as part of a new code of conduct which also bans smoking vaping and panhandling. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10, a major milestone in the north bay as rain county welcomes its first ever black supervisor. it tells us his vision for the region after being sworn in today. plus, how a senior dog shelters working to give pets displaced in southern california. fires a permanent home. >> now at 10, 30 communities turned to ash los angelesr neighbors working to rebuild in the wake of devastating fires and the death toll rising to 25 just a few hours ago and the damage is far from over. here's a look at pacific palisades tonight where the palisades fire tore through and destroyed more than 10,000 structures. at least 8 people have died in that fire. it's 17% contained and has burned more than 23,000 acres. >> and a look at what's left of altadena after the eaton fire moved through the area. the death

starbucks is ending its open door policy, which allowed anyone inside to hang out in its cafes or userestrooms without making a purchase. the new rules are part of the chain's larger plan to try and improve the environment inside starbucks stores and deter nonpaying customers and the homeless from using starbucks solely for shelter or bathroom access. in our sports, lead book, sales are soaring. after this moment caught during my beloved philadelphia eagles victorious playoff games against the green bay packers on sunday, all star wide receiver the great aj brown, seen on the sidelines reading a paperback copy of the book inner excellence by jim murphy. the book has since jumped up to number one on amazon's bestsellers list. brown says he brings his copy to every every game, and he definitely demonstrates excellence. i might add, if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show once you get your podcast. the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll see you tomorrow.

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that's what the starbucks looked like. and hours later, this is what the starbucks looked like. it is just a ruin. now, as i said, jake, there are way too many of these photographs to even go through. there has been so much destruction. so many people have lost homes and businesses and landmarks and places that were just the fabric of their lives. jake. so awful. tom foreman, thanks so much. the scope of this devastation, it's almost too large to fathom. take a look at these before and after pictures of a home in altadena. the home on the left is where kidney transplant recipient jeremy hunter lived with his son until they had to evacuate tuesday. they returned to find nothing but charred remains. you see on the right side of your screen, and jeremy hunter joins us now. jeremy, we are so sorry for everything you and your family are going through right now. how are you doing? how did this all unfold for you and your son on tuesday? >> yeah. thank you. >> well, we we knew something was going on and received a call from the man who built our kitchen. and he said, you know, there's

starbucks that's on the corner there.ucks is gone. a lady just actually walked up for us. she's not a local. she was looking for the starbucks, hoping it was open. she didn't even know where it was. she couldn't see it because it has been destroyed. let's walk up the street. we don't know if this is part of the restaurant. i honestly, i've been here. i've eaten here, i don't remember, but this is destroyed. i want to show you what once was bank of america. this is just all mangled metal. now, there may have been another business here. unclear. no signs. everything has just been destroyed. take a look at the bank of america atms. they have basically just melted when we assume with all the money inside. but they're gone. and then we walk towards the main branch doors here again on the 15,300 block of sunset boulevard. and look inside. everything is gone. and one of the questions i had for my photographer asked him if he knew what happens to the safe. i mean, we're always told to put our valuables, our treasures in the safe.

stuart: if i go into starbucks, i don't buy anything. i just want to use the bathroom.i have to pay? taylor: yes you do. so it is a new policy, which to me this actually sort of feels like common sense, right? we're getting back to if you want to sit in the cafe, use the restro, starbucks is now saying you need to be a paying customer. we want to prioritize those paying to have a space in the cafe and use the restroom so they are sending out new guidance and allowing employees the tools to be able to enforce those. stuart: kb homes stock. it's up right now. they had an earnings report but i'm more interested in what the ceo had to say about rebuilding los angeles. taylor: so the chairman and the ceo said the company is based in westwood. that's part of the l.a. area, and he said basically this is going to take a really long time. he said don't expect for all these housing starts in l.a. to be popping up in six months. obviously, still a very fluid situation but this is going to take a really long time to rebuild. so that comes on top of that orders which you said were u

and the community theater, and i had friends that performed there, and i, i got i studied at that starbucks there for years, and it was a wonderful childhood. >> the biggest worry going forward. the deep regret her mom and dad have for the loss of the long saved personal mementos, baby pictures and furniture. in reality, the truly important things that can never, ever be recovered. >> i think that's that's the saddest thing, because that's irreplaceable. >> now, it's a fact that in these big fires, that what will happen is a number of people will choose not to rebuild, and they'll simply move away, and part of the community will indeed die until other people over many years come in to refill that. but this family says they are determined. what they are going to do is rebuild both those houses. tom baker, back to you. >> thank you tom. to stay on top of the updates on all the fires in southern california, tap into our fox news local app. closer to home, san francisco's new mayor has named a brand new fire chief today. mayor daniel leary named battalion chief dean crispin to head the san fran