let's take starbucks employee at down, and they get stuck on a problem.re there adaptive programs, perhaps it will make it easier and help them through with the problems they are doing online. if they are finding it easy to do, maybe getting bored we push them onto something more challenging. if we see they are trying to master it concept, do you want help here and now? ,t could be someone in india they pop up in chat or on skype. it is much more adaptable and driven by the needs of the stirrup. you are using the technology, you're making better use of data analytics. it is obviously much more scalable and affordable as well. what we do in that example, we can help the 22-year-old graduate in china who has a great grammar in english but lacks the fluency to get the job with a global corporation. in another way we can help the parents in a poor country in africa who knows that left to their own devices there is a 50% chance after five years of schooling the child will not not master basic literacy. john: you've lost some conference in the u.s.. francine: a

we talked to a starbucks employee who says this is what people are talking about. >> all morning long. every single one that has come in has said did you feel them? they are all talking about them. but some of them are saying they are getting used to them. which is kind of scary. >> they are small. most of the time i'm reading the newspaper i feel the couch shake. and it's real quick. most of them have been three or less. and one woke me up the other night. very different. very different. >> reporter: and that gentleman you heard from says he's lived in san ramon for more than 20 years. he has never felt a swarm like this. the most recent one according to the usgs happened at 5:41 this morning. that was a magnitude 1.5. now we have not heard of any reports of any damage this morning. we will of course stay on top of this throughout mornings on 2. there have been as you mentioned more than 200 quakes since this swarm started on october 15th. back to you. >> brian, thank you. >>> the search for a man missing in a fishing boat accident is set to resume sometime this morning. the boat acc

now starbucks profit forecast below estimates, they've put down to rising -- company spending more on his employees in technology and including rolling on mobile in north america. starbucks met expectations in the last quarter with profit of $.43 per share. strong growth in this part of world -- shares falling back by about 1%. the is trending business, first three-way summit in years, china, japan, -- getting together to look at the agenda right after this. ♪ >> japan has defied local opinion to resume work on an air base in okinawa. police moved in to stop protesters blocking access to the area. the dispute has caused outrage and damaged shinzo abbe cash prime minister shinzo abe's popularity. 15 people needed hospital treatment and after a plane caught fire at fort lauderdale airport. fuel was seen leaking from the plane before the fire broke out. all people on board escaped. the ntsb and boeing are investigating. last month, a fire forced the evacuation of a british airways plane. san oppositionar parliament has been seriously wounded in an attack in an election rally in yangon. a group of arme

employees productive as possible. how much more productive can it be for not leaving the death for your cup of starbucks? tty: right. another reason to stay glued to your seat. this is a vertical campus for the employees and the workers at the empire state building. how does this whole program come about? how did you work with starbucks on this? have had a great relationship with starbucks in new york throughout two decades. we were the first building to have a starbucks in the building that did not have an entrance to the exterior. that being said, this really came from starbucks. they looked at the fact that we at 12,000-15,000 workers coming into the building, additional builders -- visitors. they came up with this idea themselves, and we were really happy to embrace it. you have taken me through the empire state building. theave gone to places public has not seen. what has gone into building this out? >> the biggest component is the technology starbucks put together in order to facilitate clustering orders in the building it is still going up to 80 tentative floors. a matter of dispatching in an order

speaking of delivery, starting today, starbucks is offering delivery in the empire state building for $2 extra. the 12,000 employees in that building can have their coffee brought to them so they don't have to head to the lobby. it's a flat fee regardless of how much you order. starbucks is using it as a test model for future deliveries in new york city. one catch. you have to be a member of the loyalty program to use the service. a great way to get people, if they don't have the starbucks card, to loop them in. steve: they want you to have the cards, the apps. >> reporter: get you -- dari: they want to own you. everyone wants to own us. >> reporter: the entire state building starbucks will have such shorter lines. if you keep 12,000 people up in the building and they don't come, frees it up everyone else. steve: thank you. dari: hello, nick. nick: hello. did you like the 70s today? dari: it was lovely. steve: is it still 70? it must have warmed up again. nick: it's pretty nice. a high of 72. we point that out because, as the video is going to show, it was the opening of the rockefeller skating rink today despite t

employees. >> in your money new video screens are making your starbucks drive through experience even more convenientt that's what the coffee giant is hoping. across the neck 12 months starbucks will install video screens in more than 2400 locations. you can actuallily see the barris at a's face when you order. starbucks wants to make the experience personal and speed up the process you'll see what you order on the screen as well. >>> so the man who created death jam records is definitely in a jam tonight. >> customers up happy with hip hope mogil rush simmons over their rush card. customers have been locked out since monday because of a glitch. it's described online as prepaid visa that let's you shop, get cash at atm, pay bills, buy online and get direct deposit at least one rush card user tells fox 29 their accounts appear to have 0-dollar when the user had money on it the day b the problem is so big tonight russell simmons has taken to social media issuing an apology. simmons blame the issue on technical upgrade and says the company is currently correcting the account balances but may take a few

the company wants employee and customers to spend time outside instead worker will get a paid day off. starbucks is scaring up menu with a vampire inspired drink, look at this folks calls the farpula. the spooky blend layer white chocolate milk and ice between mocha sauce and whip cream and drizzle of rasberry syrup. now the time for result of this week's who did it better segment. knowing knowing -- the challenge was to make pastries. i made three. not necessarily ready for the display case. were you into quality or quantity. the result of online poll. you win it. >>> dedicate the first win to the viewer. >>> and jeremy reiner who came through for you. that's probably the one vote that got me there. >>> check this out. do you think that looks easy. it's not. and i also can't juggle. but i will give it a try as i go up against these two olympic ice dancers charlie white and davis take on the challenge. you have to let me hold the gold medalist. we will try again with circus act in the next two did it better. had they taken you to ice ring. the kirkus. i feel like they have great coordination. th

starbucks partnered with arizona state university to cover the cost of their worker's tuition for 4 years. the company plans to spend at least to help 25,000 employees $250 million graduate in the next decade. steve: that is a pretty good deal. taking a live look outside at one of the dot traffic cameras. kevin: frank scaglione is in for john. frank: one more nice day and that things are going to start to change a little bit. this picture sent in from steve simpson in clive of the fall colors. a pile of leaves but all different shades going on there. 57 in des moines, a little cooler in ames. mid 40's out to the west along highway 71. beautiful downtown skycam looking at the city lights. dew point at 56. winds are currently light. those will be changing as we head through the day tomorrow. if you clouds up to the north of we widen things out. high pretty much dominating our weather pattern and it will for the next several days as it moves off to the south. then a cold front will move through and that will mean some really chilly temperatures. there is the thursday planner. waking up tomorrow morning feeling a bit cool. mid-50's by 10:00. low 70's by

employees will get paid for the day off. instead the company is encouraging people to go outside. >> julie: starbucks getting into the halloween spirit with vampire themed frappuccino. it is called the frapula white chocolate mocha and raspberry syrup and going on sale tomorrow >>> julie: found link of looking at pictures of food and packing on pounds. the more you gaze the more you're likely to overeat. apps like instagram are making it worst and problem is foodie pictures can trick the brain into thinking you're hungry and more studies are needed to better understand the link. >> daniel: comedian ricky gervais is returning as host for golden globes. he hosted three years in a row and ended in 2012 after the organization running the event said he crossed the line with some of his jokes. his return comes after three highly rated nbc telecast hosted by tina fay. >>> daniel: duchess and prince went out for the bond film. it is the twenty-fourth bond film spanning more than five decades. reaction this morning to katherine's dress, you guys? >> julie: i love it. she can do no wrong in my eyes. >> julie: should zombie apocalypse hi

employees to spend outside instead. so workers will get a paid day off. >> jadiann: i bet they are excited about. that starbucks is scaring up its menu this halloween with a vampire-inspired drink. the spooky blend layers white chocolate, milk and ice between mocha sauce and whipped cream. the drizzle of raspberry syrup gives it a ghoulish finish. it will be available tomorrow through hall woe wean. ... lal low wean. >> christa: looks so good. remember this segment we aired yesterday? who did it better? this week jadiann took onk if actor jesse lee. this cannoli challenge, i guess. >> jadiann: yeah. who could make the most cannolis as possible in 60 seconds? >> christa: okay. >> jadiann: i ended up making more. jesse's looked a little better. >> christa: they went to the display case. yours did not. people were loving. this here are the results of the on-line poll. jadiann wins it. 53%. to jesse's 47%. >> jadiann: i parently, i said it earlier. i would like to dedicate my first win to the viewers. it is all them. we are excited about this. another one coming up, though. i don't know about this one. try to make

employees to do instead. >>> then we're going to tell you how starbucks is hoping to scare up some business with a halloween drink. it's a pumpkinchino. we'll tell you what it is. >> you're making that up. >> a ghostachino. >>> follow the "today in new york" team on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> we're back now at 5:23. r.e.i. sporting goods stores will not be selling anything on black friday. now for the first time all of their stores are going to be closed. every employee will have the day off. the ceo though is encouraging them, in fact, encouraging all of us, to spend black friday instead of at the stores outdoors. >> the website is going to have a blackout cover inviting people to go outdoors. directing them places we are passionate about. >> darlene is hiking that day. >> i am. >> rei is using #optoutside. that's where they hope you'll share your black friday experiences, in the wilderness. >> that's lovely. i salute all of those that do that. i really do. >> work off the stuffing and cranberry sauce. >> i'm with you in spirit. >> go for it! >> inside. >> we're not even close to that season yet.

employees will get paid for the day off. instead the company is encouraging people to go outside. >>> and starbucks is getting into the halloween spirit with a new vampire-themed white chocolate, mocha and raspberry syrup on the rim. it will go on sale starting tomorrow. >>> comedian rickey gervais will return as host of the golden globes in january. the actor and comedian hosted the golden globes three years in a row that ended in 2012 after the organization running event said gervais crossed the line with some of his jokes. his return comes after three highly rated nba highly rated nbc tell le cast hosted by tina fey and amy pho ller. >>> movie night for principals william and harry and duchess catherine. for the latest james bond movie. "specter." reaction this morning to catherine's dress, well, it is mixed. >>gene: probably a little sta le about right now, but the cracker sold for $23,000. it is used on survival boats. it was originally kept on board another steamship that rescue survivors after the titanic after it sunk 1912. the cracker was purchased by a collector in greece. people by anything. >> they will. >> 6:59 thi

starbucks is offering people in new york city a pretty great perk. it's offering delivery but only to people inside of the empire state building. unfair. >> the 12,000 employees who work there are eligible for the service that costs an extra two bucks but the coffee gets delivered right to the desk or office. i wish. bz, can we get a bz order in there probably not. that's a heck of a commute. the coffee would be cold. >> maybe, but what if you like iced coffee? >> yeah, look at you. >>> speaking of cold. >> not yet but later this week. there's going to be a big change in the air. we are gradually cooling down all week long day by day. passing showers possible friday and again on saturday. each cold front brings in the coldest air of the season is on tap for this weekend, especially by sunday with high temperatures that will only top out in the upper 40s. to put that in perspective is 60. our highs will be in the 50s. 55 right now lawrence and nashua. upper 50s on the capes. skies have cleared out overnight. even a few clouds across new york, northern new england, a few scattered clouds on the cape as well. there's another cold front that's fairly weak back to

starbucks up on the offer to go to college for free. full and part-time workers without bachelor degrees are eligible. they plan to spend a quarter billion dollars to help 25,000 employees quad. >>> a church's generosity paid off more than the congregation realized. to demonstrate their discussion on again -- generosity, they ordered a pizza, they had the woman come to the front of the church where the pastor said they had taken up a collection from the tip. >> from our three services combined we collected this much money, 1,000 -- >> whoa. >> what the congregation didn't know was that she missed work do to illness and couldn't pay the october rent. when the reporter contacted the pastor on face time he was the one with the surprise. >> the day you had given me this gift i got an eviction notice on my door. >> the pastor was thrilled to know that they were glad to help someone in need. if she didn't go to church before, she'll go now. >> there's much more to come on "action news" october 18. if you can't get enough of fall's favorite colors you can get them by mail. >> bullets over broadway on 6abc loves the arts. taking a like -- live look at sky6 live hd, if you don't

employees worldwide. assetsk will also sell and cut clients. there has been a two year slide in -- by the end of the are, customers will be a will to use apple pay at select starbucksts debut, apple pay accounts for about 1% of retail transactions in the u.s. stephanie: we are back with carlisle co-ceo -- carlyle group co-ceo evan rubenstein. hillary clinton wrote in a recent op-ed, "my plans would also give regulators the authority they need to reorganize, downsize, or even break apart any financial institution that is too large and risky to be managed effectively. we got into the weeds yesterday as we tried to understand hillary's new planter chi was getting into high-frequency again, to double down on dodd-frank. are you that concerned? do you have a view on her plan or is this politics? doesn't everyone loved to take a swipe at wall street? avid: it is easy to take swipe at wall street. it is difficult to run for president and not take a swipe at wall street. thatyou have dodd-frank, was a complicated piece of legislation that you cannot just summarize in one sentence or so. i think it did a reasonably good job for certain purposes, and in some cases might have

starbucks of providing comprehensive health insurance 25 years ahead of the affordable care act and this year along with a groundbreaking benefit providing free college tuition through asu for all our employeesnd then paying more than minimum wage, we have been a company, as you said, that has invested ahead of the curve with our people. there's no doubt that there is an income gap in america. as a result of that states and local governments are attacking that problem. we're supportive of wages going up. we have navigated through things like this before we do not believe that -- i know this sounds trite, but we don't use weather as an excuse at starbucks. we're not going to use labor rates as well. we also said clearly on the call -- i think this is very important -- that by investing ahead of the curve with our people for many years and investing again this year, we're seeing lower attrition at starbucks, which is very, very different than most of the companies in retail and restaurants today. we have hard data that says lower attrition, satisfied people is linked to the success we have at same-store sales. so these investments are paying off whether it's for people, technology, the innovat

in software and some of our employees literally could not get logged in and our technology guys jumped in and got it fixed and we were back to normal. >> you know, starbuckshnology company but you must be too. you have to be. >> we have to be. absolutely. >> it was not material but it wasn't like a penny a share. nothing happened that day in terms of the bottom again, fort was a normal day, all flights completed an on-time performance was good that day. there were just some delays in some circumstances, and some people had problems getting through to make bookings, but the following week, we had a successful fall sale that we had pre-planned, and i don't expect any material effect from that at all. >> all right. you know, you're in a perfect storm so to speak in terms of oil prices, load, and everything else, but, you know, your comps, one of these days, will not be easy. where do you need to expand? what's that end tail? >> well, first of all, we have a lot of our current capacity jurn development, so we just finished integration of air tran, and a lot of that capacity is new to southwest airlines. plus, we're expanding from dallas field, and opened in h