privacy experts say companies like starbucks need to do much more to stop video voyeurs. >> starbucks strictly coms the quality of the products that are sold in their stores. they strictly control the types of furniture and the wall hangings and the music that are played in their stores. these stores do not typically contain rogue items that customers just come in and install themselves. but that's what we're talking about with the cameras. >> reporter: he says this problem is only going to get worse, as cameras become more sophisticated and less expensive. look at this camera, found hidden in a roll of toilet paper in a starbucks in oregon. it is tiny, powered by a nine volt battery and able to stream live to the web. if you were a peeping tom back in the day, you needed to sneak up to somebody's house and look in the window. now, just put a camera and stream it live on the web. >> voi yerps are simply adopting the technology that governments, companies and the military have developed and that is becoming increasingly available. >> reporter: and here's the most outrageous part. when

you, starbucks! >> reporter: julie says ed's jeep was found totaled. police are still investigating. if you have a consumer complaint, call our hotline at 1-888-5-helps-u. >>> these guys aren't your typical santa's helpers but who is really? some bay area inmates making christmas better for kids. inmates in milpitas have been making wooden toys all year. so they are donating 300 of them to the u.s. marines toys for tots program. >> this is what i do on the outside so it keeps my skills sharpened and makes the time go by faster. >> we do a lot of vocational training here including in the wood shops. we figure the better we can prepare inmates for returning to the street and having some vocational training is better, plus we get to help the kids. >> they do. this is the 7th holiday season in a row the inmates have donated toys. >>> they are not just for santa anymore. reindeer rentals have become one of the biggest holiday trends for the british. from "a" list parties to events held by the prime minist

to everybody at starbucks, we love you! >> reporter: ashley sims, news on 6 tonight. >> a little coffee, a little latte, a little caffeine, next thing you know, you got a wedding going on. >>> jerry sandusky is jailed after two more accusers come forward. >>> the morning after pill, why the health secretary blocked over-the-counter sales to teens. >>> actor michael c. hall, the star of the hit series "dexter" all that and much more coming up on "the early show." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. we appreciate you watching. i'm randall pinkston. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com have a great day. ,,,,,,,,

of starbucks about his campaign, create jobs for usa. with u.s. troops now out of iraq, the pentagon is finishing work on a sweeping review of america's military role around the world. the report on strategic choices is due out next month, and will detail the tradeoffs that might have to be made as congress prepares cuts in defense spending. darren gersh takes a look at the challenges facing the u.s. military after iraq. >> reporter: now that the colors have returned from iraq, the military is preparing to make difficult decisions. hundreds of thousands of troops are likely to be cut, and defense analyst loren thompson says that's just the beginning. >> when you go into a withdrawal from a war and the coming of peace, there are adjustments that have to be made in the size of the force, in the composition of your investment budget, in the number of bases you operate. it is a huge change, and it is going to take the better part of a decade to unwind. >> reporter: in the process, the u.s. military may look very different. troops and ships stationed i

of starbucks about his campaign, create jobs for usa. with u.s. troops now out of iraq, the pentagon is finishing work on a sweeping review of america's military role around the world. the report on strategic choices is due out next month, and will detail the tradeoffs that might have to be made as congress prepares cuts in defense spending. darren gersh takes a look at the challenges facing the u.s. military after iraq. >> reporter: now that the colors have returned from iraq, the military is preparing to make difficult decisions. hundreds of thousands of troops are likely to be cut, and defense analyst loren thompson says that's just the beginning. >> when you go into a withdrawal from a war and the coming of peace, there are adjustments that have to be made in the size of the force, in the composition of your investment budget, in the number of bases you operate. it is a huge change, and it is going to take the better part of a decade to unwind. >> reporter: in the process, the u.s. military may look very different. troops and ships stationed i

of starbucks about his campaign, create jobs for usa. with u.s. troops now out of iraq, the pentagon is finishing work on a sweeping review of america's military role around the world. the report on strategic choices is due out next month, and will detail the tradeoffs that might have to be made as congress prepares cuts in defense spending. darren gersh takes a look at the challenges facing the u.s. military after iraq. >> reporter: now that the colors have returned from iraq, the military is preparing to make difficult decisions. hundreds of thousands of troops are likely to be cut, and defense analyst loren thompson says that's just the beginning. >> when you go into a withdrawal from a war and the coming of peace, there are adjustments that have to be made in the size of the force, in the composition of your investment budget, in the number of bases you operate. it is a huge change, and it is going to take the better part of a decade to unwind. >> reporter: in the process, the u.s. military may look very different. troops and ships stationed i

we have tons of starbucks cops there so there is a need for starbucks. whether we think they are the but the manner not. there is the in and out burger. the only one i know of is that the wharf and the other one is in south city. we're losing tax revenue. people from my neck of the woods and my neighborhood including visitation valley are taking their money and getting in their cars and going to south san francisco going to westlake and daly city. the park needs to be taken a hard look at before we craft our legislation. supervisor mar: is there anyone else who would like to speak p? public comment is closed. that hearing has been useful. thank you for the data and map.s -- maps. i see janet clyde is here as well. the workers who have spoken from wal-mart and the small business owners. thank you for telling about your family's history. it has been very useful. thank you for the analysis as well. my hope is that we continue this discussion. a lot of issues have been brought up by supervisor wiener on the conditional use process and making sure it works ri

of starbucks. he joins us from seattle, washington. >> howard, welcome back to nightly business report. nice to see you again. >> thank you, tom. >> tom: so manpower called it the most promising hiring outlook in four years. do you agree? very promising for hiring in 2012? >> as far as starbucks goes. we're going to open up a few00 stores and remodel 1700 stores, the most we've ever done, all of which create direct jobs in our company and obviously indirectly, i think we'll spur economic growth in the market that is we're going to be opening and remodeling stores. >> tom: in october, you announced starbucks will have added 3500 jobs. any idea how many indirect jobs you plan on puting on the payroll next year? >> i think it could be twice that. so i think we're trying to do everything we can to demonstrate our commitment to the economics of the growth in terms of the communities we serve, and at the same time demonstrate renewed level of corporate responsibility to say to other companys and business

credit card gets a rest. >> starbucks will sell beer along with a cup of java. the coffee chain will now test out alcohol sales in some of its chicago stores. if everything goes all right, starbucks says it could sell beer and wine across the country. right now only stores in the pacific northwest sell alcohol with the coffee. >> so you going to buy a beer with your half caf? >> i don't know. i don't want to go into starbucks having it smelling like a beer joint, like a nightclub in the morning. >> in the morning, right. >> a nightclub in the morning, not a good smell. >> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> a developing story on the roads this morning as crews are still scrambling to clean up a massive

. >> and bruhaha over starbucks gift cards. what consumer groups are demanding. stay with us. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> today, san francisco commemorated the 30th anniversary of the first aids cases in the united states. many ganlered to remember the victims of the disease in golden gate park. the audience included aids patients who lived several years thanks to advances in said med sin and treatment. today world aids day saluted medical pioneer who's treated first patients in a dedicated ward of san francisco general hospital. >> these are all girlfriends and comrades and became part of the family. 30 years ago. as a long timing ayes we're very young back then. and then... you know, people who are now working there, it's just incredible. >> today marked 20th anniversary of the grove's opening as a permanent memorial to aids and hiv victims. >> and strong winds have caused problems across the bay area ask we're not in the clear yet. gale-force winds in effect for parts of southern california and sparked a fire last night. here

. >> he goes to the starbucks. i walked in with him. and then he says "government is too big." >> close to 100 or so protesters visit the store every day for free wi-fi and that means it can mean waiting 20 minutes to use the restroom. >> that is preposterous. they not know what they are doing. >> the starbucks employees have had their fill on the subject. >> [unintelligible] >> protesters living near mcpherson square say that employees have told them to leave that they are not buying anything. >> there is nothing wrong with the corporation or what it does with the money. they have their charitable foundation. >> i do not like they're buying policies. so no, not tonight. >> i did reach out to starbucks today. so far though, i have not heard it out -- i am not heard from them. >> thank you. today, a new picture of the first family. president obama and the first lady and their two daughters. this is the first official picture of the family released by the white house in two years. abc will have a sit-down interview with the first couple a

. >> the starbucks thinking, you cut it out. i'm not going to get rich if you cut out two starbucks a day. >> with congress and our government. they're coming with the same meant we can get away with it. 32 billion dollars versus the fact we're in debt 15 trillion. it doesn't sound like a lot, however, we must start somewhere, if we do not start here where do we start? cut this stuff out and again, as gary b said. it's not going to anything constructive. we're the not making money off this, stop now. >> jonas, you also talk about doing something that is doable. we actually might be able to do this? >> and be very achievable compared to the big picture things they won't touch. whether it's social security, medicare, defense and these are achievable. however, they are small. they don't add up to the two starbucks relative to your daily spending, not even close as far as the percentage of the government spending, but you know, are they really so crazy? the ones that you showed aren't those the way that government handles small spen

she hobble no a starbucks and asked to fix the bathroom to fix her leg. she says the woman said she couldn't use the bathroom unless she bought somethingers. >> it's not just about me, it's about people, about people -- it's about starbucks treating people fairly and they didn't. >> starbucks is not commented on the lawsuit but did release a statement. >>> and israeli entrepreneur named few easy is now mark zuckerberg. he says he legally changed his name to get facebook to back down from threats of legal action against him. he says a facebook lawyer pressed him to close his online business like store. it promises to enhance a company's online reputation by offering facebook users free content if they like the company's page. facebook says this violates its terms every use. >>> a san francisco salvation bell ringer has broken a word record and he's still going. last night he surpassed the previous record of 36 hours for continuous bell ring for charity. now he is trying it set a new record and is aiming for 48 hours of ringing, 9:00 this morning. he was on

starbucks operates five of the stores in seattle and one in portland, oregon. i guess we'll see if it works if you want to grab a nice chardonney. >> cured meat doesn't sound great. >> yeah, you're right. >> with you there. thanks so much, brian. >>> air quality officials instituting a no burn status today. the forecast for the next several days, of course, christina telling us calling for stagnant weather that could trap the smoke near the ground. it could be be easy to inhale and turn out healthy. >> we have one of the coldest mornings we've had in quite some time. we're on par to set temperature records. some haven't been broken since 1908. so we are talking very cold for this early in the season. we want to let you know before it catches you off guard. taking a live look from san bruno. a beautiful picturesque view of the bay bridge. you can see for miles. a nice, clear start out there. and temperatures this morning are running cold. make sure to grab a jacket. something that can keep you warm. winds are calm. that's the biggest difference between yesterday

all the way down to the starbucks, the starbucks had been hit. some of the case work in- between had been hit. >> reporter: the store closed for two hours while the front door was boarded up and broken equipment including the pickup truck removed. >> i was surprised. i'm like how did this car not stop right when he hit the door? but it kind of kept going. >> reporter: the manager can listen to customers joke about the situation now. but only because the damage was limited to things that can be replaced or repaired. >> the fact that no one was there in the way and nobody got hurt or hit by anything flying through was absolutely amazing. >> reporter: the driver of the truck has not been cited. he was picked up here at the store by his wife and we are told he is embarrassed and feels bad about the whole situation. reporting live, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another unusual accident left live crabs all over a major road overnight. the crash involving a big rig and another vehicle happened around 11:00 last night on highway 92 near pillar cree

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. >>> starbucks isn't just in the coffee business anymore. a pilot program turns out to be a hit, and now it's expanding. cnbc's brian shactman has more on that. brian, good morning. >> good morning. >>> starbucks plan to open more stores that sell wine and beer, adding seven locations in the chicago area. starbucks has been testing a more neighborhood friendly store concept over the last few years to boost customer traffic, especially in the evening. stores offer higher quality like cubed meats instead of pastries. starbucks currently offers five such stores in seattle and one in portland, oregon. >>> concertgoers who bought tickets through ticketmaster over the past decade may be entitled to cash back. that is the result of a class action lawsuit filed in 2003 settled this fall over processing fees customers were charged. ticketmaster is e-mailing people who are eligible for a credit. it's $1.50 for tickets bought between 1999 and 2011 and $5 for tickets delivered by u.p.s. the catches are you can only use two credits at a time and only at

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. >> i know that starbucks, for example, monitors lean length. that's one of their key metrics, and somebody once told me that that was one of the things that they looked at when they were deciding whether to open another starbucks nearby was, you know, a certain point the line lengths people will start walking out the door. >> that is true. >> are you able to track sort of what the affect of -- that's 10% which does seem to be the substantial number, does that have an appreciatable affect on how long people are in the store and how long those lines are? >> not just line length, but also the number of customers that we can search in an hour period. the lunch rush being the most important for us. if you show up at the melt between 11:30 and 1:30, there's likely to be a line. as you mentioned with starbucks, our goal is to have the line be long enough that you think it's a cool place to go, but short enough you get out of there in ten minutes. if have you to wait more than five or ten minutes for lunch, you're not going to do it. people have a lunc

they kept coming back to the starbucks until the navy deployed him to iraq for 15 months. the bride wanted her wedding to reflect how her love story began. >> we started out as coffee friends. and then we found love over coffee. >> isn't that sweet. >> whatever. >>> you get on the news and be a little different. >> must have been a very small wedding. >> yeah. they really jammed them in there didn't they? the baristas were happy to the store for the ceremony. nice of them. >> random strangers. >> what's going on? i need a triple latte here, come on, banging on the door. >>> an olympic athlete up for sale on ebay. his plea before the big summer games. >> and her ratings are down. key staff members have left. now the legal move cleared to bring down oakland mayor jean quan. >> more signs of defiance from "occupy sf" this morning. what just happened coming up. >>> san jose residents might have better transportation options. that's if the new bart route is approved today. we'll have details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, again. the second clash at >>> your realtime captioner is

starbucks is already in my client's building but chpotle is coming. you will have caught a short distance from the food trucks, more food service businesses that will compete. we have got a situation where somebody can identify a commercial parking space that is limited to a one-hour restriction and use it all day based on the way this current was issued. if you read the dpw brief, it seems like the mta is going to enforce those parking restrictions. that is a conundrum to us. you have someone who will occupy this space from about 9:00 a.m. -- from about 9:00-4:00. and the parking officer will come by and asked people to move them around. you will hear from skyline and some of the dollar appellants. last but not least, they have five other locations where they can operate outside the downtown area. all of them would allow them to earn a good return but not have the competition and the adverse impact that will be created here. the last point i want to make with regard to the dpw failure to utilize its discretionary power is the only finding the was mad

they decided to tie the knot where they fell in love at starbucks. the groom said he wasn't a big coffee drinker until he met her. they kept coming back to there starbucks until the he was deployed to iraq for 15 months. the bride wanted her wedding to reflect how her love story began. >> we have been coffee friends. we started out as coffee friends. and then we fell in love over coffee. >> that's sweet. that's better than meeting in a bar. meet over coffee instead. >> okay. never mind. [ laughter ] >> weekly visits to the cafe during her fiance's deployment and they closed the for for the wedding. >> you don't want strangers walking in going, excuse me? a latte? >>> 6:25. coming up, facebook may be bringing too many friends to its new bay area campus. some concerns that could cause a traffic nightmare. we have that story. >> and the parents of a toddler shot in oakland want a second opinion. why they're disagreeing with the doctors over his treatment. >>> and where san francisco "occupiers" have moved in now after another confrontation with police t

starbucks, takes -- starbucks takes a fraction of the space of what is in front of us. i am not very comfortable seeing this all packaged in one. i would share the concern about the potential of an additional liquor license being allocated to this location. if you can buy it at one, why do you have to compete among each other? but that does not make any sense at all. i might have missed read -- my understanding was trader joe's was going to be operating at the normal opening hours of 10:00 and the closing time for what i did read, the cbs -- the cvs was trying to be 24 hours. that does not work at all. i have lived in the adjoining neighborhood for years. they share with each other the night service -- the idea of saying that the 24-hour open pharmacy would add something -- the other pharmacies are too close and communicate to the public when they are open at night. i do not think we need an additional one. the corner has always been problematic. it is going to be even more problematic given that the parking lot, which is more suburban than for men has a huge parking lo

and the debit card and $5 starbucks, an extra fee that 6 billion dollars has to come someplace, and is that what dodd frank is supposed to do. >> brenda: jonas, you say it affects all banks. >> and this was something punishing merchants. merchanting with large ticket fees, those are shifted to the smaller merchants, the submarine $10 charge and ultimately to the consumer. that's where it belongs. the consumer paying cash was subsidizing the debit card subsidizing consumer at gas stations and starbucks, et cetera. it's not fair. if you're a cash person, this rule will save you money down the road because what's going to happen the merchant is ultimately passing the costs on the consumer and going to charge me 22 cents or whatever to buy $5 worth of coffee and when that happens by the way, on that thing they'll stop charging it just like they stop charging the debit fees on people stopped saying, i'm not going to pay it, that's what happens. >> brenda: amelia, air nyour he nodsi. >> they're going to cash only, on the east coast. and west coast not a common. here is the price with cash, t

and hour shultz of starbucks talking about raising money from a restaurant industry to do small business lending. are you sensing some companies are trying to fill in the social fabric? >> i do. there's an area called impact investing where the mission of the company acts as a social impact. and when you look at the coffee industry, and tlos all this fair trade coffee. that's the way they make a social impact while selling coffee. >> tom: for the shareholders of these companies that perhaps ar are siting on nice profits if you're looking to give to charity is through the shares that they hold. why is that an effective way? >> it's interesting. if you've held shares more more than a year and a day, you can deduct the full market value, and not what you paid for them. and you get to donate the shares and avoid capital gains tax. so that's two really great benefit that is a lot of high net worth individuals use. >> tom: that assumes you have an idea where you'd like to make the charitable contributions. there's hundreds of impacts out there to make an impact. >> there's over a million chari

and hour shultz of starbucks talking about raising money from a restaurant industry to do small business lending. are you sensing some companies are trying to fill in the social fabric? >> i do. there's an area called impact investing where the mission of the company acts as a social impact. and when you look at the coffee industry, and tlos all this fair trade coffee. that's the way they make a social impact while selling coffee. >> tom: for the shareholders of these companies that perhaps ar are siting on nice profits if you're looking to give to charity is through the shares that they hold. why is that an effective way? >> it's interesting. if you've held shares more more than a year and a day, you can deduct the full market value, and not what you paid for them. and you get to donate the shares and avoid capital gains tax. so that's two really great benefit that is a lot of high net worth individuals use. >> tom: that assumes you have an idea where you'd like to make the charitable contributions. there's hundreds of impacts out there to make an impact. >> there's over a million chari