starbucks paresis at 60 location started a three-day strike. the moon -- the move

starbucks paresis at 60 location started a three-day strike. the moon -- the move says they aren't bargaining freely with unionized stores. it makes it the biggest work stoppage ever by the group. california is slashing the incentive that encouraged a million homeowners and businesses to install rooftop solar panels and also highlighted the state as a green energy pioneer. state regulars have voted to cut the compensation homeowners get or their systems. today in santiago, authorities battle multiple forest fires amid record heat. the country in the grips of a 14 year drought. that has prompted talk of water. u.n. climate change panel said the dry spell can be blamed on human global news 24 hours a da, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. kriti: another selloff on our hands. you are seeing $4 trillion of options expiring across the board. a lot of that happened at the opening but one trillion or 2 tri

. >>> starbucks across the country shut down today after workers walk off the job. bay area paresis say they are fighting for something bigger than a paycheck. >>> nasa sends a new satellite into space. how we can he >>> she get basketball fans big news. the season she plans to put on her mercury uniform again to play ball. cbs news, new york. >>> starbucks workers walk off the job at the start of a three-day strike. that's the latest move in an effort to unionize . the stores voted to do it since late last year. so rehed a contract agreement with any of them. one store is in san francisco at 18th and castro. they failed to negotiate in good faith and negotiating in unionbusting tactics. >> when we get the first contract, it will change the landscape for everyone. it's going to be good for everyone. is going to show that we can wind against these billion-dollar companies. especially these really antiunion companies. >> reporter: in a statement, starbucks called the statements misleading. quote, we will work engaging meaningfully to make starbucks a company that works for everyone. >