like i'm starbucks i discovered starbucks if my signal is stronger than the starbucks signal a macor a call at starbucks to you want to log in to me wow then pass through through starbucks and you're thinking you're trying to solve or so i'm sitting back watching everything you do for your time for you know that's very interesting oh so you work for a bank that's even more interesting what position seriously so you're impersonating the y. or i yes and it's the easiest thing in the world every hacker in the world has the facilities to sit at starbucks and trap everybody's communication to the starbucks wife i don't ever under any circumstances do that you have an option you have l.t. if you're willing to spend a few extra pennies a day that they can tap into but no we like the ease of use it's free starbucks is nice to give us is no they are not nice to give us this if they have open tables where people can sit down anywhere near you please i have hackers that that white hat hackers that for test purposes only will say that starbucks all weekend long and monitor everybody's communicat

after starbucks, make a left, go up two starbucks, make a right. here's the tricky part. you're going to come to an intersection with starbucks in this corner and starbucks, i'll be the coffee bean on the other side of the street. i drink it to wake up in the morning. i'm not getting emotionally involved with this stuff. you walk into starbucks, they're a little nutty. would you like a smooth -- with a -- side. give me the coffee. drink it. it's not wine. it's coffee. you should have two lines in a starbucks. one line for people who need coffee. and another line of people ordering milk shakes. [ laughter ] >> you keeping up with that technology? >> i'm trying to. i'm not embracing it necessarily. traffic was bad before in l.a. but now everybody's texting people and they're on cell phones. people are driving too fast, now everybody's driving slow. just drive. put it down. drive. please. for the love of god. i mean, it's annoying. >> you need to calm down. you need a milk shake. [ laughter ] >> we have to take a break. we'll be right back. don't go away. >>> to find out how

like i'm starbucks i discovered starbucks if my signal is stronger than the starbucks signal a macor a call at starbucks to you want to log in to me wow then pass through through starbucks and you're thinking you're trying to solve or so i'm sitting back watching everything you do for your time for you know that's very interesting oh so you work for a bank that's even more interesting what position seriously so you're impersonating the y. or i yes and it's the easiest thing in the world every hacker in the world has the facilities to sit at starbucks and trap everybody's communication to the starbucks wife i don't ever under any circumstances do that you have an option you have l.t. if you're willing to spend a few extra pennies a day that they can tap into but no we like the ease of use it's free starbucks is nice to give us is no they are not to give us this if they have open tables where people can sit down anywhere near you please i have hackers that that white hat hackers that for test purposes only will say that starbucks all weekend long and monitor everybody's communication t

what does that mean for starbucks? kevin: the good news is that we our analyst have been a consumer destination. that is one of the key ingredients and retail going forward. we continue to innovate in the way that customers want to come visit versus us try to intercept traffic and him all. -- in a mall. over 2000 or starbucks stores and a time when there is record closures of stores by other retailers. postinges are piou higher a you've used in prior generations. our ability to continue to innovate and create a great retail experience in our stores and our ability to expand that experience to the brick-and-mortar and the digital experience are the two c ke ingredients that will power us forward into the future. emily: markets around the world are becoming saturated. they have got their coffee now. it's putting pressure on accelerating your expansion of companies and in cotries like china. what's the plan there? how much faster can you go? kevin: china is the second largest and fastest-growing market. we are at 2000 sto

earlier we caught up with starbucks is ceo -- starbucks' ceo. i asked about the difference between him and the former ceo. merchant is an iconic and in many ways he has got years of intuition. i would characterize howard, a much more spontaneous intuitive leader. with my background in tech and digital i am much more thinking about using data to help inform me of decisions and being intentional walk what we do. for ae worked together long time. i value his creativity, point of view. i think i bring unique rings to the table that are going to help us as a company as we bring this transition into the future. taking a stand on political and social issues, a plan to hire refugees, you got pushed back over that. how do you navigate that? how long do you plan to continue? peoplentimes misinterpret things we are doing at the political -- as a political statement. aroundre hello -- color opportunity, that started with the work we are doing to hire veterans. you recall we said we would hire 10,000 veterans, we have exceeded that number. we have of that to

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starbucks currently has 90 locations in the area. >>> it's called the itza. you place your order on an ipad, and 3 to 5 minutes later, it shows up in a cubby, and there's hardly a human in sight. the company says it expanded too quickly, and hopeses to return to the the district in the future. >>> police say the rider of the cycle lost control and hit a small retaining wall. it happened on arkansas avenue, between decater street, and iowa avenue. we still don't know the name of the driver. >>> more trouble tonight for disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. new york's attorney general launching a civil rights investigation into the weinstein company. the review of women accused weinstein of sexual assault and harassment. they want to know if any new york employees were subjected to harassment, or discrimination at the company, which is based in new york city. >>> now, there are new sexual harassment accusations in hollywood. 38 women have now come forward to accuse writer and director james toback of sexually assaulting them. toback told "the l.a. time

what does that mean for starbucks? good news for starbucks is, we are and have always been a consumer destination. and we think that is a key ingredient in retail, going forward we continue to innovate our customers want to visit, as opposed to traffic in a mall. this past year we have opened up more than 2000 starbucks stores, at a time when there is record closure by stores, by other retailers. so, our ability to continue to innovate and create a great retail experience in our stores, our ability to extend that experience from the brick-and-mortar to the digital mobile experience, are the two key ingredients we think will power us forward into the future. emily: markets around the world are becoming saturated, and have got their coffee now. it is putting pressure on accelerating the expansion in countries like china. what is the plan their? here?an tg china is our second fastest growing market. we have 2500 stores there. china is the biggest growth opportunity before us. the u.s. will continue to grow. the u.s.. and

a starbucks eyeing a new development, making it the first of the franchise east of the river. sarah konsmo has more. >> it just gives the neighborhood hope. i feel like it will be something different. >> reporter: cameron robinson is talking about this hole in the ground. >> it would be a good idea to have a starbucks here. >> reporter: this is the future sight of maple view flats. a low income housing complex, with retail space that's street level. >> i drink starbucks coffee specifically every day. >> business at this loca

the philadelphia health department last inspected this starbucks back in july. several minor violations were noted but as for rodent infestation, nothing. the facility was in compliance. but after our visit, we noticed a starbucks employee out front moving the trash cans out from against the store and giving the area a thorough cleaning. it's a start but customers we spoke to were still not happy. >> oh, wow. >> to see mickey and mini having the run of their favorite coffee shop during the overnight hours. >> it's disturbing if true. >> reporter: not what you want to see. >> not that i want to see to say the least. >> reporter: we shared our photos with starbucks corporate office in seattle in written response they said pest control was on sight friday to address the situation. they say "we take rigorous steps to ensure the safety of the food we serve and there should be no cause for concern around potential contamination". >> i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 ne news. >>> in just a couple of hours, some philadelphia streets will be shut down to traffic and parked cars t

what does it mean for starbucks? starbucksd news for is we are and always have been a consumer destination. we think that is one of the key ingredients in retail going forward. we continue to innovate in a way that customers want to visit versus us trying to intercept traffic in a mall. result, this last year we have built over 2000 neustar bookstores at a time when -- new starbucks stores at a time when there are record closures. those stores are closing with higher numbers. our ability to continue to innovate, create a great retail experience, the ability to extend that from brick-and-mortar to the digital mobile experience, part of the key ingredients we think will power us forward into the future. emily: markets around the world are becoming saturated. they've got their coffee now. it is putting pressure on accelerating and extending in companies like china. what is the plan? how much faster can you go? >> china is our second largest and fastest-growing market. we are now at about 2800 stores in china. we will bu

philadelphia health department last inspected this starbucks back in july. several minor violations were noted but as for rodent infestation, nothing. facility was in compliance. but after our visit and our photos -- >> oh, wow. >> we saw star buck employee out front moving the trash cans out from against the store and giving the entire area a thorough scrubbing. it's a start but customers we spoke to were not happy to see mice running around their favorite coffee shop when the humans leave for the night. >> i will not buy anything now that i see this as far as anything edible. >> not what you want to see. >> not what i want to see. >> reporter: in a written statement starbucks corporate office in seattle says pest control was on sight at 20th and callowhill today to address the situation. they say "we take rigorous steps to ensure the safety of the food we serve and there should be no cause for concern around potential contamination". >> chris? >> all right, bruce, thanks. >>> this was the scene this morning from a schoolbus crash in south we have philadelp

this eeo of starbucks kevin johnson. we will find out for the coffee giant sees its biggest market for growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: tim cook met with emmanuel macron in paris this week. that meeting came amid calls by france and other european nations for an aggressive overhaul about tech companies pay taxes. last week amazon was slapped with an order to pay $294 billion plus interest in back taxes -- $294 million plus interest in back taxes and luxembourg. seattle is known for its coffee and starbucks reigns supreme. after opening its first store 26 years ago. i caught up with kevin johnson and started by asking about the difference between his leadership style and that of his predecessor and founder howard schultz. kevin: howard is an iconic merchant and founder. in many ways he has got years of intuition and i would characterize howard as a much more spontaneous, intuitive leader. with my background in tech and digital i am much more thinking informsing data to help me of decisions and being more intentio

this time, the ceo of starbucks kevin johnson. we will find out for the coffee giant sees its biggest market for growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: tim cook met with emily: tim cook met with emmanuel macron in paris this week. that meeting came amid calls by france and other european nations for an aggressive overhaul of how companies pay taxes. last week amazon was slapped with an order to pay $294 million plus interest in back taxes and luxembourg. -- to luxembourg. from our coverage of the summit in seattle. the city is known for its copy and starbucks reigns supreme after opening its first store 26 -- 46 years ago. i caught up with kevin johnson and started by asking about the difference between his leadership style and that of his predecessor and founder howard schultz. kevin: howard is an iconic merchant and founder. in many ways he has got years of intuition and i would characterize howard as a much more spontaneous, intuitive leader. with my background in tech and digital i am much more thinking about using data to

ceo of starbucks kevin johnson. we will find out for the coffee giant sees its biggest market for growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: tim cook met with emmanuel macron in paris this week. that meeting came amid calls by france and other european nations for an aggressive overhaul about tech companies pay taxes. last week amazon was slapped with an order to pay $294 million plus interest in back taxes and luxembourg. seattle is known for its coffee and starbucks reigns supreme after opening its first store 26 years ago. i caught up with kevin johnson and started by asking about the difference between his leadership style and that of his predecessor and founder howard schultz. kevin: howard is an iconic merchant and founder. in many ways he has got years of intuition and i would characterize howard as a much more spontaneous, intuitive leader. with my background in tech and digital i am much more thinking about using data to help inform me of decisions and being more intentional about what we do. at the end of t

ceo of starbucks kevin johnson. we will find out for the coffee giant sees its biggest market for growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tim cook met with emmanuel macron in paris this week. that meeting came amid calls by france and other european nations for an aggressive overhaul about tech companies pay taxes. last week amazon was slapped with an order to pay $294 million plus interest in back taxes and luxembourg. seattle is known for its coffee and starbucks reigns supreme after opening its first store 26 years ago. -- 46 years ago. i caught up with kevin johnson and started by asking about the difference between his leadership style and that of his predecessor and founder howard schultz. kevin: howard is an iconic merchant and founder. in many ways he has got years of intuition and i would characterize howard as a much more spontaneous, intuitive leader. with my background in tech and digital i am much more thinking about using data to help inform me of decisions and being more intentional about what we do. at

yvonne: starbucks is the biggest -- china is starbucks' biggest growth opportunity. they are betting on the demand for coffee for the growing middle class and the team. outlets byis 5000 2021. >> we are at 2800 stores in china, and we are going to build more than 500 new stores for the next five years. china is the biggest growth opportunity before us. the u.s. will continue to grow. the u.s. and china are the growth engines for starbucks. been toldoomberg has the commodity trader noble group is talking about selling us trading units to switzerland. they announced their plan to sell the global oil business which traits 2.5 million barrels a day in refined products. the geneva-based bit tall talks are ongoing. -- vitol talks are ongoing. and look at how kobe steel is trading, it fell almost 17%, right now shares are down 15.5%. this after revelations of the .alsified data and iron ore we will watch for more fallout. , howe: the big question is are these customers going to start identifying the falsified data and parts in all of the vehicles and aircraft. we are starti

the philadelphia health department last inspected this starbucks back in july. several minor violations were noted but as for rodent infestation, nothing. the facility was in compliance. but after our visit, we noticed a starbucks employee out front moving the trash cans out from against the store and giving the area a thorough cleaning. it's a start but customers we spoke to were still not happy. >> oh, wow. >> to see mickey and mini having the run much their favorite coffee shop during the overnight hours. >> it's disturbing if true. >> reporter: is not what you want to see. >> not that i want to see to say the least. >> reporter: we shared our photos with starbucks corporate office in seattle in written statement late this afternoon they say, pest control was on sight today to address the situation. they say quote we take rigorous seps to ensure the safety of the food we serve and there should be no cause for concern around potential contamination. chris? >> all right, bruce, thanks. >>> let's check in with your fox 29 weather authority. let's take live look

starbucks is headed their way. >>> plus, a new victim to help victims of domestic violence after they leave an abusive situation. why woman says it has made all of the difference in the world. >>> and after two nights with the frost warnings, a warmup is on the way and there's the roller coaster t >>> and we want to check back to doug who is -- >> oh, he's strapped in. look at him. >> he's ready for liftoff. >> this is a day with a lot of moving parts. you've done it once but going to take off again? >> we're trying this live. we have the go pro right here. take a look at it. start us off. it is ready to go. we have a ghoul back here as well. guys, this is going to be -- yes, i've done this. one thing about this stand-up roll roller coaster, you have to keep your head back. temperaturewise right now, hey, pretty nice. it's in the 70s and all in all, a great night. fright fest starts on friday. it's friday night, saturday night and sunday night. you can come in during the afternoon and see the ghouls coming in around the 5:00 hour. looking really good for that. i want to shout out to r

i want to take a look at starbucks. they report next week of 4% move in either direction. that's the average over the last four kwaquarters this one is pretty interesting to me. it is 15% from making 52 weeks of an all time high back in june >> the stock has been trading for a better part of the last three months look at that right there between 53 and 55 bucks. i think of expectations that are not particularly high. they guided this quarter's sale below expectations after medium. the way that i think about it this way, if they were to be the fiscal 2018 estimates intact consensus is looking for 16% eps and 10% sales growth i think the stock bounces and it could fill the gap i want to do it with define risk if they do guide down, the stocks is going straight to 51 i want to give this thing some time to play out if the stock were not immediately pop on this today when the stock is trading at 55, you can buy in december that calls for paying $1.30 cents for that >> selling one of the 60 calls at 17 cents and that breaks even at 56$56.30 that's where you are capped. >> it giv

a proposed new starbucks is at the center of it all and a man says his livelihood is now at stake. >>> we will be back with the complete bay area forecast, look at that shower. >> going to be talking about the increased fire risk because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. >>> fire ripped through a home killing one dog and injuring two others. the good news is all of the residents escaped and the two dogs are now recovering of the fire broke out just before 6:00 yesterday morning. the flames were coming from the back of the two story home. they got the fire under control and about an hour. as you can see in the pictures here the damage was extensive. >> controversy is brewing at a cafe. the owner of the stand says he will likely lose his business after his landlord signed a deal to put a new starbucks nex

mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks, and tesla. which should you buy let's get in the money dan is looking at a sleeper pick >> if you think about earnings season, it started off with bank stocks we moved into industrials last

mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks and tesla. so, which should you buy let's get in the money and dan is looking at a sleeper pick. >> yeah, you know, if you think about this earnings season, it started off with bank stocks and they acted decently for all intents and purposes, no big news one way or the other, then

starbucks might be smart in doing that. we'll see how it turns out. >> i bet people still go. >> somebody will, that's for sure. >> you probably want to dress the kids in layers again this morning. chuck bell? >> yes indeed. a cool start early this morning. i know all eyes are already towards the weekend. so many great events, including howard university homecoming and their big 150th anniversary celebration. morgan state and the howard bison are playing at 1:00 on saturday afternoon. it will be filled with sunshine and temperatures well into the mid-70s. sheena has the ten-day forecast coming right up. >> they started breaking into cars. officials say it's what they find in the cars that's helping them get inside homes. what you may want to bring >>> the taliban attacked an army camp killing at least 43 afghan soldiers. the attack wiped out the entire camp and it involved two car bombs and hours of fiefting. at the live desk. chris lawrence. back to you. >> chris, thank you. 4:45 now. a duty normally seen as deeply persona

starbucks served up a controversy with the snowflake holiday cup last year, that is your's design is revealed and wait until you see it. ♪ wake me up up up up up >> welcome back to "fox and friends" first, goodbye jefferson davis, enter barack obama. the historic elementary school is ditching its name once honoring the president of the confederacy. baccalaureate elementary in jackson, mississippi will now be called barack obama magnet international baccalaureate next year. the change was instituted by students who are 98% african-american, they are elementary school students but they initiated the change, war memorial that has been in place 92 years is ruled unconstitutional and ordered to be removed come it is known as the piece cross, it stands xl feet tall in bladensburg maryland honoring world war i veterans. and appeals court ruling because it is maintained by government-funded entangles government with religion was the american legion but the memorial up in 1924, plans to appeal. the announcement that and the country, james comey recommending no charges against hillary clinto

i'm at a starbucks off webster street in alameda..this is one of two cafe's where laptops were stolen in snatch and grab thefts last night.the one here happened at 730pm. there has been 11 snatch and grab thefts, or attempts, of these types of devices over the last few months.police have released surveillance video from one of these incidents hoping the public can identify the suspects. if you recognize either one of these males believed to be in their teens or young 20's let alameda police know they are looking for them.on september 4th they did a snatch a grab of a laptop inside this starbucks on blanding avenue in alameda.here is the part of the video where they ran out with the laptop.10 minutes later that same day again in broad day light the duo enters a different starbucks in alameda off park street and does the same thing. this time each grabbing a laptop and running out. there has been 11 snatch and grab thefts of smartphones or laptops in alameda over the last few months. the last two taking place last night first at 7p at this pete's at 1901 webster in alameda where a lapto

and starbucks unveiled a halloween-worthy frappuccino. let's start the countdown. >> i want to flag you on this with just about 58 minutes before closing bell we're waiting on microsoft, google, and amazon to come in with big earnings. as we put that together, with politics, and budget vote, all of this is helping dow bounce back from the biggest loss since september, it is up 87 right now, and all these stock well off their session highs, and off their lows, they did peak in minutes leading up to budget vote. as soon as budget vote passed, by 2 points, by 2 votes, i am thinking points. you know perception this will tee up a bit battle to pass tax reform. a bullish forecast from company today, means that current quarter could be first profitable one ever for microblogging site, the stock is spiking up 19%, now at $20.40, twitter said is slashed expensive over past year and selling data to other companies. investors are so psyched they are punching up that stock. let us move to drugmaker cell-gene. not to do with opioid crisis but it is ta

if you're looking in starbucks they're investing in their brand. i think we can be at that level comfortably within the next ten years, hopefully we can do it faster how do you maintain the experience but we've been quite successful in our first four years. >> where do you fine your workers? people have been saying to me this is the beginning of the the tightness of the economy where do you find these people >> people are fascinating about the sub culture of premium coffee >> are you getting -- >> yes, absolutely we are. we offer a more experience and people want to move away from ford animation to be able to have a element menu. they can play with the tools more than they can at starbucks and i think they like working in different types of environments. >> i know from my restaurant there's not as much foot traffic as there used to be. how long are people waiting? >> i think coffee is the contrary to all the movement in the restaurant business. i think people are after the human connection they may not want to be there for the hour part of the dail

>> well, some starbucks fans may be in for a treat. not so much the unicorn, but barista's it might and nightmare. similar to the uni dorn drink craze, the coffee giant is reportedly rolling out a special zombie frappuccino. the drink is complicated. cream base, green carmel apple powder and pink proud tow make and starbucks hasn't confirmed the roll out, but some employees have taken to social media to event about how time consuming and labor intensive the drink will be. >> remember that video the last time when the other thing came out, the unicorn, and people were asking people please do not orders this drink? you. >> feel badly. bad enough people who order a skinny withhold the whip and add some soy and little sprinkle of pumpkin. too much. >> yes. >> no foam, no cream, whip cream, he can actually. >> mercy on these people. >> he can actually. >> diane, see you in the next hour, thank you. >> one of the busiest terminals at philadelphia international airport gets a bick make over. >> "eyewitness news" on hand for the ribbon cutting

we spend time with the biggest names in the region including amazon, microsoft, and starbucks. let's start with amazon vice president of alexa devices. nottells us that they would rule out partnerships with rivals if it means improving their voice activated technology. i am focused on trying to reduce friction for customers and drive towards what we call our customer experience north star. really, it is making sure that alexa is more humanlike. pathwe can shorten the from where the customer is starting and where they want to be with less and less work on their part. want alexa responding likeless of the "ah ha's" in the snl skit? >> something like that, yes. emily: when it comes to understanding human language, are we already there when it comes to how much improvement can be made? >> we are definitely not there. it is still day one, very early stages. machine learning, artificial intelligence, i think we will see a lot of improvement over the next few years. emily: how so? >> i think the technology is there. developers need to be able to build features in the cloud which will

mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks, and tesla. which should you buy let's get in the money dan is looking at a sleeper pick >> if you think about earnings season, it started off with bank stocks we moved into industrials last week and saw some really big moves. now we're seeing mega cap tech, all-time highs, massive, eye popping moves. the key to this earnings season, now we start to think about maybe some consumer names, consumer staples act really badly, one of the worst sectors today was retail i want to look quickly at starbucks. options market is implying about a 4% move in either direction. that's been the average in the last four quarters this one is pretty interesting to me because it massively un r underperforms the broad markets, down 52% from all-time highs in june since it reported in late july it's a fiscal q3, the stock has been trading for the better part of the last three months between 53 and 55 bucks. when i think about next week, i think about expectations that aren't particularly high the stock gapped in july b

i use starbucks as a whipping boy. i am not on the anti-starbucks bandwagon. i wrote it in a starbucks a lot of the time. i don't treat coffee, so i bought ice tea over and over. they never bothered me. i think they are good people, but at the same time, they are closing a lot of stores because it may well be that five dollar cups of coffee are a bubble activity that people will engage in only when they think they are richer than they are. has hery friend example, cold stone creamery, home of the seven dollar ice cream cone. maybe during a bubble, but now year thinking about making your own. those sorts of things, the wealth that went into them was artificial. it should not have gone into them. is trying to sort out, ok, we have had crazy movements of capital here, and some are sound and sustainable am a but some are bubble activities. we are trying to sort out which can stand on their own and which are wealth consuming bubble activities that need to be discontinued so their resources can be freed up for more productive use. every time you prop up a firm going

mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks and tesla. so, which should you buy let's get in the money and dan is looking at a sleeper pick. >> yeah, you know, if you think about this earnings season, it started off with bank stocks and they acted decently for all intents and purposes, no big news one way or the other, then industrials last week, we saw big moves. now mega cap tech, all-time highs, massive, eye-popping moves. so now when i think about the cadence of this earnings season, we think about consumer names. we know consumer staples acted really badly, one of the worst sectors today was retail, but i want to look at starbucks. they report next week, options market is implying a 4% move either direction, the average over the last four years this is interesting to me because it massively underperforms the broad market it's down about 1% it's down 15% from making 52-week and all-time highs back in june. and since reporting in late july, its fiscal q-3, the stock has been trading for the better part of the last three months between

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with the laptop.10 minutes later that same day again in broad day light the duo enters a different starbucks in alameda off park street and does the same thing. this time each grabbing a laptop and running out. there has been 11 snatch and grab thefts of smartphones or laptops in alameda over the last few months. the last two taking place last night first at 7p at this pete's at 1901 webster in alameda where a laptop was stolen, and then 30 minutes later just a block away it happened again at this starbucks at 720 atlantic. police say the descriptions given by witnesses vary.. it may be the same people or group pulling off these crimes or it could be all different criminals.one arrest has been made from a prior incident and they are hoping by releasing this surveillance video they will get more leads.police here are going undercover posing as cafe siting laptop users in hopes of catching the snatch and grab criminals. sound from john, pete's coffee customer -" this is a safe area"john sits and works on his notebook everyday here at the pete's off webster in alameda where the latest laptop th

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on october 4 thieves stole a laptop at the starbucks, the same suspects went to the starbucks to park street and grabbed a laptop from another customer. as of this night, the police say there have been 11 incidents and the suspects descriptions are not the same in all the cases. voeft gators are advising patrons to take precautions. >> considering using tracking software so that you can find it if it does become lost or stolen. >> the victim in the latest robbery said he was sitting by the front door and was distracted. . >> i'm definitely going to be more careful. i was lost in sending the e- mail out. >> police say these are crimes of opportunities and are asking anyone who recognizes the suspects in the surveillance video to contact them. in alameda i'm amber lee fox2 news. >>> time is 4 #39d. san francisco will become the -- 4:39. san francisco will become the first city to disclose antibiotics in the food we're using. it require safeway and trader joe's to report what is in the raw meet and poultry sold in their stores. anti-buy particular resistance is a major problem. every yea

i expect a very good quarter starbucks always expect a good quarter. it'll be a term right after starbucks -- lower but remember stocks down big already. remember they -- i would say if you don't -- wait until its report then there's the most important report of all next week, apple some professionals think apple's having a good quarter. second, people seemed to be confused whether to buy an ipho iphone 8 or 10 there's a -- how there's nothing new under the sun with iphone. while apple ran up $5 today thanks to the tech rally it's still darn cheap that's why i'm reiterating you should buy apple and own apple not trade apple. as long as ceo, tim cook is at the ahead, as long as in my family covers this product, and as long as this stock is cheap i'm going to stick by that mantra finally, the ceo of -- bottom line, by this time next week we'll be done with the bulk of the big cap stocks that are exciting and can make a -- where the techs, financials and productions keep going high. everyone else kind of lacks behind it's a bifurcated bull but a bull none

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a blockbuster bid in health care, and starbucks unveils a drink just in time for halloween. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good friday morn, anne-marie. that's right. cvs in talks to buy the health insurer aetna. the deal would merge one of the nation's largest pharmacy operators with one of its oldest health insurer. it would give them more leverage with drugmakers. a finally deal is not expected for weeks. cvs stocks tumbled while aetna's jumped. the dow industrial's added 71 points. the s&p 500 rose 3 points, while the nasdaq lost 7 points. >>> good news for amazon. its stocks soared 8% after the e-commerce posted earnings. shares were already up 30% this year. keep in mind this week amazon announced the service that will let customers get packages delivered inside their home. >>> and, anne-marie, if you're looking for your treat for halloween, starbucks has a treat for you. the giant unveiled the zombie cappuccino. it's made of tart apple and flavored frappuccino cream topped with whipped

this year is a white starbucks cup. an employee leaked this picture. we are not sure this is the only design they have, last year there were 13 different designs. people go nuts over these. rob: roger goodall says players should stand for the national and the but he won't make them. jillian: do you think there should be consequent as for an outstanding? we share your comments next. . . the in-laws have moved in with us. and, our adult children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. look how much coffee's in here? fresh coffee. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? do you wear this every day? everyday.

they said she was even paying for him according to the starbucks in the virgin river ca sin notice in mesquite, nevada. >> what some others ror saying, she says never did anything or took anything or any action that would have me believe. it's the accumulation of weapons stands out. this man purchased 33 firearms over the past years. she knew nothing about that. she was his live-in girlfriend and he accumulated weapons over 23 years. and he accumulated weapons in a resident she shared with him. if she didn't know anything about it and that he would do this, i think the fbi will want to know why she wouldn't have known about this. >> this mass murderer described him as a kind, quiet man. you see the carefully laid out camera and huge amount of ammunition. what does that tell you about the level of planning that went into this attack? >> you hear the descriptions of this individual, he's some sort of crazed lunatic. that's not what i'm seeing you here. clearly he has a mental issue but participating in a society where he's talking to his family, having jobs over time. lives in a relativ

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a blockbuster bid in health care, and starbucks unveils a drink just in time for halloween. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good friday morning, anne-marie. that's right. cvs in talks to buy the health insurer aetna. the drugstore chain offered it. the deal would merge one of the nation's largest pharmacy operators with one of its oldest health insurer. it would give them more leverage with price negotiations. a final deal is not expected for weeks. cvs stocks tumbled while aetna's shares jumped. the dow industrial's added 71 points. the s&p 500 rose 3 points, while the nasdaq lost 7 points. >>> good news for amazon. its stocks soared 8% after the e-commerce posted earnings. shares were already up 30% this year. shares were already up 30% this year. keep in mind this week amazon announced the service that will let customers get packages delivered inside their home. >>> and, anne-marie, if you're looking for your treat for halloween, starbucks has a treat for you. the java giant unveiled the zom

ten minutes laterthey entered another starbucks...this one on park street. police say that there they each stole seperate laptops...before running away.. both suspects are described as black men around 20 years old. one was wearing a black beanie cap...a blue shirt ..and blue jeans. the other wore a black hoodie sweatshirt and black jeans. (steve)(on cam) instead of being hauled off to the already over-crowded county jail,people picked up for being drunk in public can now be taken to a new "sobering center" in san jose. the just-opened mission street sobering center is just up the street from the santa clara county jail.it's being billed as a safe alternative for intoxicated people to sober-up and get substance abuse and mental health treatment. it was needed because many inebriated people are homeless or mentally ill... they often end up in jails or emergency rooms. the sobering center is expected to eliminate unnecessary paramedic trips and beds in emergency rooms. it will be open around the clock - seven days a week. (catherine) coming up in sports... the

starbucks nariño 70 cold brew coffee. in stores now. only at starbucks. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> james: welcome back, let's meet our guests tonight. he plays stan hurley in "american assassin," please welcome michael keaton. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> james: he plays mitch rapp in "american assassin," please welcome dylan o'brien. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> james: how are you? thank you both very much for being here. thanks for coming back to see us. michael, you are here for the of michael keaton. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> james: i mean, your body of work, a body of work actually like no one else, i think, if you think about "beetlejuice" and "spotlight" and "batman," and "birdman," it is so varied and brilliant. do you ever go back and watch any of your old films? >> occasionally, not a lot. every once in a while. mostly i see them at the, you know, when you have to see them. they will show you a screening so you

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i've known him and gotten to know howard and he was year yelled and i'm very excited about what starbucks is doing, whether it's -- i mean ultimately it's about the experience they're trying to create and using of digital technology and be on the board to learn and to contribute, it's fantastic. what gary and team are doing at fred hutch is just truly inspiring. to me, to have even that goal of solving cancer, by the turn of the next decade. an audacious goal. one of the places, where again, i'm not understand understood, which is one of the great limiters to even progress in cancer, is how can you take the research that is happening and make it comprehends able in a way so that new hypotheseses can integrate the researched at fred church and other places. so technology is going to goinga huge role. for me i'm learning so much and gary is an amazing leader in terms of the organization. got a great team. so, it's fantastic to be associated with both of these organizations. >> as you look to the future, know you're a big fan of poetry. is there a line or phrase of poetry that most capitaliz

steven paddock often went to the starbucks at the virgin river casino in mesquit, nevada. employees there recall how paddock would routinely verball belittle his girlfriend. they say he'd say things like: "i'm paying for your drink, just like i'm paying for you." they say paddock always ordered a venti mocha cappuccino. and despite chastising his grilfriend in public...starbucks employees say they were floored when they learned the man they served so many times... was such a ruthless killer. (grant) three men from walnut creek are being credited with saving the lives of a number of people running from gunfire sunday. one of them says...after helping their female friends get to safety... he and his buddies tried to stay calm under the pressure of helping others get out of harms way.

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