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the grassroots group behind it is calling on people not to spend their money at retail giants like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours. the hope is disrupting the economy and sending a message about what protesters call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> an expert we talked to says the boycott is probably more symbolic and that its real world impacts could be limited because it will only last for a day. >>> the trump administration's federal firings have now hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the national weather service bay area office were laid off, including a meteorologist. it's part of larger cuts to its parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all, about 800 workers there were fired with more layoffs possible. we want to bring in paul heggen for more context

participants are boycotting large corporations like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours friday. instead people are encouraged to go to small businesses, use cash only or not spend anything at all. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> reporter: people's union usa is the grassroots group credited with the movement. the goal is to disrupt the economy and send a powerful message about what they call corporate greed. john schwarz, the founder, posted social media videos asking people to hold the line. >> because the truth is simple. we, the people, are the economy. without us nothing moves. without us there is no profit. >> reporter: but the impacts of the 24-hour boycott aren't certain. julian vogel, a finance professor at san jose state, said it seems more symbolic. >> in general, a one-day boycott, the impact is always going to be limited simply because for a lot of people that participate today, boycotting for only one day will mean either delaying purchases until tomorrow or preemptively having made purchases yesterday. >> reporter: vogel sa

starbucks says these items are less popular. not according to my team. but i'm not going away. watch "mornings with maria" every weekday 6-9 a.m. eastern here on fox business. i hope you'll wake up with us every morning. and i'll see you this weekend on sunday, "sunday morning futures," live on the fox news channel at 10 a.m. eastern, exclusive interviews with commerce secretary howard lutnick, congressman byron donalds and ohio guber that iftorial candidate vivek ramaswamy. join us sunday live on "sunday morning futures" on fox news. that'll do it for us here on fox business. thank you so much for joining us. are a great rest of the weekend, and i'll see you again next tima weekend, and i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead, i'm jack otter. president trump is shaking up global trade. is now the time to rethink investing in china or steer clear? if let's begin with our expert panel and three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. on the baer ron's round table,

the grassroots group behind this asked people not to spend money at retail giants like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours. they hoped to disrupt the economy and send a message about what they call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> so an expert we spoke with says the boycott is largely symbolic because its real world impacts are probably limited because it is only lasting a day. >>> the latest round of federal firings have hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the bay area office were laid off, including a meteorologist. it's part of a larger cut to the parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all 800 workers were fired there with more layoffs possible. we want to bring in paul heggen for more context. let's start with this because i feel this is hard for us

the grassroots group behind this asked people not to spend money at retail giants like starbucks andhours. they hoped to disrupt the economy and send a message about what they call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> so an expert we spoke with says the boycott is largely symbolic because its real world impacts are probably limited because it is only lasting a day. >>> the latest round of federal firings have hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the bay area office were laid off, including a meteorologist. it's part of a larger cut to the parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all 800 workers were fired there with more layoffs possible. we want to bring in paul heggen for more context. let's start with this because i feel this is hard for us nonmeteorologis

starbucks is laying off more than 1000 workers, bad news for anyone looking to start a second career.blue announced they are offering a new incentive to help travelers safeguard their vacations if they encounter heavy rain. it is called an umbrella. tulsi gabbard announced 100 employees who use obscene chat rooms at work will be fired. in a related story guess you just glared has browser history? to a new story jeff bezos has cleared a section for it that opinion page. in a memo he writes we will be riding every day in support of and defense of two pillars, personal liberties, and free markets. personal liberties and free markets? what is he, some kind of nazi and? added freedom of ethical, it minimizes coercion, it increases intervention and prosperity. sounds pretty good. i'm starting to rethink my negative views on steroid use. as you can imagine the legacy media is all aflutter because apparently if you are for freedom you must also be for trump. check out these bozos. >> the question is is he taking the free out of the free press? >> clearly he is signaling he is going to use the

. >> the frustration because i'll tell a story, the used to be a starbucks near fox news and there was a homeless guy who used to open the door for people so i would buy him food and he started getting a little greedy and having specific demands about what he wanted, it has to be this sandwich, i need this orange juice so sometime have to be generous but when you ask for so much, i have less of a desire to want to help you and i feel like that is zelenskyy, we give him hundreds of billions of dollars and he doesn't seem to be appreciative of the money that comes into people's house and insult our president and one president trump is so good on foreign policy, he sees the world from a realistic buns and he looks at zelenskyy and if you heard of any of the president and country that did things like suspending elections by declaring martial law or banning opposition parties or one state run podcast or barring certain religious organizations, would you say that person is a defender of democracy? of course not be president trump is looking at these men and realizes ukraine cannot like this

with the king this afternoon after today's crucial defense summit hosted by the prime minister care starbucks. continue to rally behind president zelenskyy who arrived in london greeted with cheers outside downing street and a hug from british prime minister keir starmer. they signed an agreement to accelerate 2.8 billing dollars worth of loans to ukraine and they further 1.6 billion pounds for defense missiles was announced moments ago made an island which will create jobs here locally. dozens of leaders including zelenskyy gathered at lancaster house for keir starmer major summit. lasting and forth peace in ukraine and beefing up defense spending across the continent. in attendance, emanuel macron, leaders from germany, italy and canada to name a few. in an interview, watching the chaos in the oval office was uncomfortable saying nobody wants to see that. especially after both meetings with trump for so productive last week. keir starmer made an urgent round of calls to president trump and zelenskyy to try to bridge this creating a coalition to enforce the peace deal. >> we've agreed the uk

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the grassroots group behind it asked people not to spend their money at retail giants like starbucks. they hope to disrupt the economy and send a message about what they call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> and expert we spoke with says the boycott feels more symbolic and that its real world impacts could be limited because it only lasted a single day. >>> well, the latest round of federal firings have hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the bay area office were laid off including a meteorologist. it's part of larger cuts to its parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all, about 800 workers there were fired with more layoffs still possible. northern california congressman jared huffman called the cuts quote, a betrayal of the american people. >>> okay.

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smokey the bear is now working at starbucks. and uh, oh my gosh. i don't i don't want to say federal workers are on edge, but today i saw my dog growling at the mailman and and the mailman bit him. i mean. >> it's. >> uh, and. and, you know, i think what bugs people more than the fact that this isn't working is just the glee that they've taken it. i mean, musk is always up there now with a chainsaw. he was at cpac with a chainsaw. >> ha ha ha ha. >> a chainsaw. and bobby kennedy saw it and said, oh, good. well, for dinner. uh, but you know what? this is not going to come out well for them. there's already a lot of blowback. they are realizing that, yes, you elected the bull in the china shop and were the china. uh, this is even going on with republicans. it was a town hall and the republicans were screaming at each other until one of them finally stood up and said, please, people, we're all in the same cult. and okay, i could go on with everything that happened this week. but one more, trump says. now we're making, for the first time in america, an

. >> it's a pete's 2 doors down the starbucks to worst to those down that way. we have a lot of competition in the coffee scene. >> the people's union usa at non-partisan group boycotting major corporations rolling back dei programs. hope so shop local and spend your money at small businesses. these bigger companies with more money. can. >> survive the littles january, february are always slow months in the coffee industry. and so we've had to roll back. organizers are urging consumers not to shop at major retailers like target or even amazon. george. and a chevy is a wealth advisor from morgan stanley here in walnut creek economically. these companies are huge. >> the economy is huge. >> it really takes a sledgehammer to stop things, you know, from really moving forward. >> he says friday could be a lesson for major corporations. the take sides on political issues. if they get significant pushback on their sales today. that would certainly influence their direction where they're going. >> they have to keep consumers engaged and satisfied. so that'll be part of

starbucks is laying off more than 1000 workers. bad news for anyone looking to start a second career. jetblue announced they're offering a new incentive to help travelers safeguard their vacations if they encounter heavy rain. yeah, it's called an umbrella. tulsi gabbard announced 100 employees who used obscene sex chat rooms at work will be fired. and in a related story, guess who just cleared his browser history? all right, to the monologue. so, washington post owner jeff bezos has declared a new direction for the newspaper's opinion pages. in a memo, he writes, we are going to be writing every day in support of and defense of two pillars personal liberties and free markets. personal liberties and free markets. what is he, some kind of nazi? bates who added freedom is ethical. it minimizes coercion. it drives creativity. invention and prosperity are. it sounds pretty good, though. i'm starting to rethink my negative views on steroid use. now, as you can imagine, the legacy media is all aflutter because apparently if you're for fr

the time of construction and rather than later revitalized part of the city with a starbucks retail shops, grocery and yield to bicycle signs. this is the same scene that we saw a few years ago in washington, new york, chicago, detroit and other large metropol lots in areas whose code word redevelopment signals gentrification and i wanted to read that part. cody in this book is this conversation that the digital divide. it's not about only computers to kids in school it's about becoming invisible. this confluence of who you are, where you live and the space that you call home. and one of the things that i want to make sure that people realize i wasn't in any way and i don't land in the book on, you know, what we need to do to solve that problem. because i think it would bring up a whole another book. but i did to land on as we look at how technology is evolving with artificial intelligence that sort of and there these technologies are a racy some of the uniqueness of communities and more importantly we are not solving these in the way in which their. and so that's why i i'm nicol turner l