how about a starbucks luxury metal card n. about eight hours the starbucks status symbol will go on sale. take a look at it. the coffee giant is only making 1,000 of these cards this year and only available on the website guilt.com. if you want one, be prepared to hand over $450 for a starbucks card but, okay, you have to listen to this. it comes preloaded with $400 ready to be spent at any starbucks. last year starbucks made 5,000 cards all of which sold out in six minutes like that. >> none of them are in my wallet. >> how long does it take to drink $400 worth of coffee? >> a double shot espresso with chip -->>> the $291 million mega millions dlaug will happen at 11:00 tonight. right now the $1 ticket gives you about a 1 in 35 million chance of winning. last october some changes came to the game including giving players more numbers to choose from. now if there isn't a winner tonight the jackpot will roll over bringing it up to about $330 million. the highest previous jackpot was $198 million in may. >> get your tickets. >>

and starbucks expanding into the lowdown from starbucks president cliff rose coming as well. stocks every 15 minutes. that said to the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides. a really nice market, pushing session highs. >> reporter: watching individual names that are hitting new highs as markets are as well be read the down 96 points, looking here at names the you know, including the will, amazon, fedex, ups, shipping a lot of the packing. in a new high of 109,945, fedex a new high of 14248. so great to see the markets and the size. but then there is go go. providing internet on the airplane where you would for people who are traveling and the like. it is a great performer. ipo this year. it is down 16 percent this week. a couple of issues, the board member stepping down as they continue to grow, and there are available on both regular jets and business jets, except business jets, 41 percent year-over-year growth. cheryl: interesting. thank you. dennis: we are getting tarring results. 71 percent of voters says it is broken. cinnamon rising for republicans and

starbucks says it will keep the chain up as long as customers wish to participate. insuring the holiday spirit will live on past the holidays. >> i think it's just a great testimony that a little thing can change someone's day. >> do something nice for somebody. absolutely. if it's here, fine. if it's somewhere else, just do something myself for somebody. it will come back to you. >> as of closing last night, the starbucks says a total of 656 customers have paid it forward. >> still to come, what makes this year's fight hunger bowl historic. >> plus, easing a little traffic. >>> for the nifrt a college bowl game, there will be two fwee mail referee on that field. the washington ruskies taking on the byu cougars at at&t, and for every ticket sold, one meal will be donated to those in need. this is also the last year the bowl game will be held at at&t. next year it's moving to the new levi stadium in santa clara. kickoff tonight 6:30. tickets start at $25, and you can purchase them on-line at fight hunger bowl.com. >>> it's the latest installment of a san francisco tr

starbucks says they find it all touching. it started with one, but then grew into thousands. reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> and we hope you'll share your cup of coffee with us, first thing in the morning for "gma." i'll be filling in with my pal amy robach this week. and we'll all see you back here tomorrow night. from all of us here at abc news, have a good evening, a great week, a great new year ahead. >>> next at 6:00. the devastating news an oakland family received as the fight to keep their daughter on life-supporting devices. heard a boom. that fast. >> witnesses tell us what they saw when a fire truck crashed and sent two people to the hospital. >>> a california church is turning heads with a controversy nativity scene that replaces jesus christ. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening. i'm ama daetz. we are now down to 23 hours before children's hospital oakland can remove as'-year-old girl -- 13-year-old girl from a ventilator, doctors said jahi mcmath was brain dead. a facility in california cannot take her. reporter: john jahi's mcmath's family and frie

. >>> a mystery customer may have started a whole nutrition at starbucks. we're going to have details next. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. >>> i love holiday feel-good stories, right? >> probably one of the best examples of that holiday spirit since early tuesday every customer driving through the starbucks, they found their coffee order was paid for by the person ahead of them many line. will 450 customers have paid it forward by the time the shop closed at 5:00 on christmas. customers say it felt great to do a favor for a stranger. >> there's nothing like the christmas time to spread some christmas cheer, and you never know, somebody could be vague horrible day, come and get coffee, and then

a lot of people going out on christmas night, while over at starbucks, barrise tas were busy whipping up seasonal treats. >> leave them a big tip, they're out here on christmas day serving us folks warm drinks. >> families tell us shopping is tomorrow's group activity. some will be returning gifts, others plan to use their gift cards. folks at target, it's the busiest gift card day of the year. >>> many families spent the evening at christmas in the park at downtown san jose. they've attracted people from all over the bay area for more than 30 years now, there are more than 60 animated and musical exhibits that celebrate santa, his eflz and other christmas characters as well. christmas in the park brings in about a half a million visitors to downtown san jose during the holiday season. it is open through new year's day. >>> family members say they will wait until tomorrow to discuss whether to appeal a judge's decision allowing a hospital to remove life support from the teenager declared brain dead. the family wanted to give the teen as normal a christmas as possible under the circums

starbucks cooling off today. a bearish note said momentum could be sploeing. >> you make the point that in august, capital spending hit its peak. how does that translate? >> we have been seeing a slow down in the amount of money people are spending and the frequency. we're about a point and a half below the street. and as we looked at just the total momentum here, things have really been slowing since the back half of september. i think there is something happening with the high end consumer and a lot of low end consumers. >> you enclose a chart that has starbucks versus qsr. i would imagine that includes a lot of the lower end. what is happening here? >> i always try to compare to the higher premium names. that's what the consumer is. it is a guy that is making 80 to $90,000 a year. that's where they see the other high end consumers. >> mid single digits roughly and then through the acquisitions of teavanna, how do you channel that into look, it's going to be tough to live up to those comps but this company has

it is to order at starbucks. do you want soy, skinny, tall, grande, fizzy? >> can you walk into any star bucks? >> no, only austin and atlanta and still only select ones. if they are testing it now, don't expect it mainstream until 2015. starbucks don't have any commitments to officially launch this yet. they will just see how it does. >> it's kind of like beyonce dropping out of instagram. >> more closing bell, thoughts and tweets next. keep it right here. so as his financial advisor, i took a look at everything he has. the 401(k). insurance policies. even money he's invested elsewhere. we're building a retirement plan to help him launch a second career. dave's flight school. go dave. when people talk, great things can happen. so start a conversation with an advisor who's fully invested in you. wells fargo advisors. together we'll go far. wells fargo advisors. (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only

the starbucks got its power back in the hour. the middle school got its power back the last 10 minutes. pg&e does not have an estimate of when all 1,400 customers who do not have lights, will get their electricity back. pg&e is blaming it on a damaged underground cable. >> thank you. record-setting cold in the south bay over stanford university the campus saw temperatures dipping to a low of 28. mike nicco has the other low spots. >> the temperatures, we set a record believe you see an at terrific. -- asterisk. 27 in livermore, san francisco set a record, all these set record cold temperatures or tied. the cold system to the north live doppler 7 hd is picking up snow and the green is rain. this is heading our way in the evening and overnight. we talk about the big forecast and i will show you and give you a timeframe when the 2" to 6" of snow will fall and quarter to half inch of rain. >> in contra costa county, students and staff in lafayette are going back inside after a gas leak forced everyone into the cold and evacuated. sky

i don't fault starbucks. i'm not going to fight them. i don't have the money or resources to fight them, much less the desire. i understand completely where they're coming from. >> so along with the "f" word beer and a sarcastic letter, he sent starbucks six bucks, the amount of money he says he would have >>> and a new year means a new selection on netflix. >> i'm maneuvering for a shot. >> this is such a bummer. more than 80 movies and shows, including "top gun," "titanic" and others, no longer available for streaming. netflix says they routinely, actually, add and delete selections. a number of new titles will be added, including "dexter" and others. >>> now, 52% of americans will say 2014. 46% will say 20-14. >>> people in the northeast and south favored 2014, while those in the midwest preferred the other way. >>> when you ling ring in the new years, a new set of state laws set to kick in across the country from throwing cigarette butts in the street from tanning. rosa floors is joining us live to lay it all out. >> reporter: happy

not about starbucks? starbucks down nearly three percent, falling the most in any year on cautious analyst comments. the company may be slowing growth in the fiscal first quarter. no better economic barometer than starbucks, i think. greenspan usedt to use. toll brothers down about half a percent, despite boosting fourth-quarter earnings that beat the estimates on higher luxury home prices. the income gap go down 77% from a year ago. posted fewer tax related adjustments. autozone shares topping estimates. the performance boosted by the addition of new stores in the >> u.s. and mexico. >> -- in the u.s. and mexico. >> coming up on the number one stock of the day, general motors. the government sells its stake in automaker and names the next leader. the first female ceo wille global succeed -- barra willmary succeed as the next ceo. [closing bell] the volcker rule comes into play. we are done about five points there. lost 3/10 of one percent on the s&p. consumer discretionary doing a little bit better. >> s

still ahead, the holiday season keeps on giving for hundreds at a connecticut starbucks. why the act of paying it forward is showing no signs of slowing down. >>> 10 minutes after 5:00 on this friday morning. looking out from san bruno mountains toward san francisco. you see the bay bridge, you see pretty well but the air is not well. another spare the air day. >> christmas may be over but the spirit of giving is alive at a starbucks in connecticut. >> more than 700 customers continue to pay it forward since christmas eve. the holiday trend is showing no signs of slowing down. >> reporter: just tires turning. instead of santa an upbeat starbucks barista. >> 680 cars in a row. >> reporter: since christmas eve hundreds of customers have rolled up to this drive-through window cash in hand only to find the person ahead of them has bought their coffee for them. >> i think it's cool that total strangers are willing to say hey, i'm going to pay for the car behind me. >> reporter: ands ha s havvisit out of town. >> i think it shows that people do care and in a simple act. >> repo

this is the starbucks new limited edition metal starbucks coffee card. the chain says each is hand assembled and features ray gorgeous artisan rose base metal in rose colored coating with traditional lettering. comes preloaded with 400 starbucks bucks but available for the price of $450. it seems like a total steal to me. i don't know who wrote that. >>> a short flight ended like a bad dream for one passenger. he found when he woke up he was locked inside a plane. i nightmare i normally have. the express jet crew did not notice him sound asleep when they cleared the plane. he called his girlfriend who alerted the airline. the jet is investigating how this happen and he had this to say. >> don't put the blame on me. i said i didn't do nothing wrong here. and then they are like, all right, try to hush, hush, keep it quiet. >> the guy was asleep and trying to blame him. seems like a nice guy. >> just i mean you punch him in the arm entell him to get up and out. i don't understand how that's possible. still ahead on "way too early," your scariest weather rel

last year starbucks offered steel gift cards. they sold out in seconds. some popped up on ebay selling for more than $1,000. >>> now this car has a cup holder too for your coffee. ford unveiled the new mustang today the 50th anniversary of the iconic sports car. this model supposedly has more power under the hood but also more fuel-efficient. i don't know how this is going to go over but for the first time since the '80s, buyers can get a mustang with four-cylinder engine. >> you need the 6. >>> paul deanno in walnut creek where temperatures are dropping. >> yeah, they are. it's a great night, great weather for the "holiday light" festival which will kick off. i really didn't get to stand in the middle of the street, not a bad place to be but we are getting things set up. we are in a festive spirit and the weather is helping. we are down to 46 degrees in walnut creek after a high of just 50. let's go to the weather maps and talk about where we are right now. napa 42 degrees. you hit 16 this morning napa. concord currently 46. oakland at 48. mountain view

. >>> breaking news in a suburb outside of sacramento an suv crashed into a starbucks. we understand is the suv crashed into a starbucks. eight people are hurt, one seriously. the driver of the suv and passengers and her passengers are okay. no word on whether the driver hit accelerator by mistake but we're running it down for you. this happened outside sacramento. >> police and students in egypt clashed for a third day, students protesting in support of mohammed moresy. reports say dozens of students have been hurt and officials say officers fired tear gas to prevent students from taking protests outside of the campus. >> and this group received a peace prize in norway. the group received a diploma and a cash award of $1.2 million for efforts to eliminate chemical weapons in syria and around the world. lawrence livermore lab had a vested interest in the proceedings. it's one of two labs in the country analyzed to sample chemical warfare agents. >> general motors announced mary berra as its ceo. she's your honor currently the senior vice president of global product deve

starbucks $350 special edition gift card went on sale today. within minutes they sold out. it was the second year starbucks partnered up with the site guilt comto sell the rose- colored cards. it took seconds and they were gone. the $450 card won't even get you $400 worth of coffee. each card comes loaded with $400 to spend, along with gold status in starbucks loyalty program. >>> so do you want to eat healthy? a new study says it will cost you more. researchers say that having a diet rich in fruits, nuts, fish and other healthy food costs someone $1.50 more a day or about $550 more every year, compared to a diet consisting of meat, fat and sugar. researchers point out that people who eat unhealthily pay a far greater price when you consider long-term health care costs associated with the poor diet. >>> new concerns today about bald eagles after a new rule announced by the obama administration that's pitting environmentalists against each other. as justin gray reports this controversy all centers on wind power. >> reporter: few animals inspire the same emotion. the bald eag

how about you starbucks guy? why can't you support me for once! just this one time. i'm sorry we can't all be perfect,nana. if anybody needs me i'll be in the car. here's a bird i cooked for you. hey, hey. ( applause ) you like that? is that tasty? hey, who wants seconds? ( cheers and applause ) avo: this holiday tech the halls and ring in the savings with a free $50 online visa when you buy a phone get great deals on the best phones at radioshack ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is hollywood's hottest director please welcome j.j. abrams. ( cheers and applause ) good to see you again, man, how are you? >> very

how about you starbucks guy? why can't you support me for once! just this one time. i'm sorry we can't all be perfect,nana. if anybody needs me i'll be in the car. here's a bird i cooked for you. hey, hey. ( applause ) you like that? is that tasty? hey, who wants seconds? ( cheers and applause ) áq"í"íúrv ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is hollywood's hottest director please welcome j.j. abrams. ( cheers and applause ) good to see you again, man, how are you? >> very well. >> stephen: it's been a long time. the squirrel's in the basket, man. everybody knows who you are, you're the emmy award-winning megadirector, of "lost" "alias" and now you're doing the "star wars" movie we're not going to talk about that right now, all right? i know you're drying dooig to tell me what happens in the new "star wars" movie but i'm sorry, i can't do it. not yet, not yet. now you've got a project that really shook me, j.j. >> oh, really, how so? >> stephen: because it's a book. okay. >> yup. >> not only is it a book. it's a book that

among the usual crowd at this starbucks, you'll find someone who doesn't look like all the regulars. could be that 7-year-old ryland goldman is the youngest one here. could be he walks away with more coffee than anyone else here, too. the coffee, donated by starbucks is being sold at one of the newest eateries in town, not to mention one of the cutest. >> small is $1.75, big is $2. >> ryland's restaurant is own for business since the beginning of the school year. not long after the goldman's moved into the neighborhood right down the street from ryland's new school. >> lots of people walked by my house. i wanted to sell to them. >> reporter: ryland's restaurant is not your average lemonade stand. he bakes the biscotti, muffins and brownies himself. he sets up shop before the morning parade of parents and children on their way to school. the morning rush may only last for 15 minutes, but have no doubt, there is a morning rush. ryland takes the orders and handles the money. on this morning, ryland takes in close to $100. not all of it for him though. ryland is a second grader with not

starbucks and gilead. starbucks fell after a rumor from researchers that sales are soft. i've heard nothing about that from my sources. gilead was because of an interview given to express scripts where the company asserted it was trying to promote a price war among makers of drugs for hepatitis c. i'm suspicious of this kind of story. a rebuttal by brokers firm oppenheimer saying the comments were taken out of context reversed the direction, but not enough to wipe out the decline. we do have periodic bouts when victims of extreme short selling rally. i wouldn't think that much of it. here's the bottom line. the bottom line is that the market rotation is now extended to the social media stocks, while its senior growth stocks are resting. remember, i am not going to call any top in social media. if we get a second day down for gilead and starbucks, call me a buyer of those two long-term leaders. terrific entry level brought on by innuendo, misinterpretation and profit taking. joe in new york. joe. >> caller: greg. >> no, it's jim. oh, let's go to greg in new york. even bett

. >>> even more starbucks customers are perking up and paying it forward this holiday season. since christmas eve workers at this starbucks have counted more than 1,000 customers who have paid for the people behind them in line. the generousity continues across the country like in nevada where 70 customers have done the same thing getting their caffeine while spreading a little holiday cheer. >> we will keep the good stuff going. some 49er players suited up and showed off their big appetites. their coaches and their families huddled over a whole lot of meat at the house of prime rib for the lineman dinner. he has been hosting this event for decades decades and wants to give much needed recognition to the o-line. >> the prices change, but they have the same characters. it is always the same and a great comradery. you saw earlier how nice they are to each other. it is a private atmosphere. >> just lovely, lovely gesture. he delivered the biggest hunk of meat. he put away the most meat tonight. >> that's a lot. >> if santa brought you a new iphone or ipad for christmas you can pu

join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >> days after christmas the giving spirit kept on giving at a starbucks in connecticut. on friday, we first told you about the chain of giving with drive-through customers paying for the order of the next person. that act of kindness continued until last night. a total of 1,468 people paid for a stranger's order. i wonder how customer 1,469 is feeling right about now. >>> thank you for joining us. we'll see you at 6:00. world news is next. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, just in time for new year's, two storms, one hitting right now. thousands of families who already have been without power for a week now hit with up to a foot of snow. the other giant system barrelling up the east coast. our extreme weather team on it all. >>> the developing story overseas tonight. the terror attack, just before the winter games. the moment a suicide bomber targets a crowded train station. as american athletes plan to prepare to head to russia, new questions now about their safety. >>> an abc news exclusive. the american husband and grandfather held captive, and his

. >>> even more starbucks customers are perking up and paying it forward this holiday season. since christmas eve workers at this starbucks have counted more than 1,000 customers who have paid for the people behind them in line. the generousity continues across the country like in nevada where 70 customers have done the same thing getting their caffeine while spreading a little holiday cheer. >> we will keep the good stuff going. some 49er players suited up and showed off their big appetites. their coaches and their families huddled over a whole lot of meat at the house of prime rib for the lineman dinner. he has been hosting this event for decades decades and wants to give much needed recognition to the o-line. >> the prices change, but they have the same characters. it is always the same and a great comradery. you saw earlier how nice they are to each other. it is a private atmosphere. >> just lovely, lovely gesture. he delivered the biggest hunk of meat. he put away the most meat tonight. >> that's a lot. >> if santa brought you a new iphone or ipad for christmas you can pu

starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. >> reporter:how a big time bay area duck dynasty is kicking up controversy. the dad in the hit reality show suggests that homosexuality leads to. beastiality. that's only part of what he had to say in a new interview. >> reporter:phil robertson is the patriarch of duck dynasty based in the louisiana back country. in an upcoming gq magazine interview he says homosexuality is a sin and can't imagine why a man would prefer another man to a woman. he lumps gays with male prostitutes, drunkards, and swindlers. >> reporter:here's a clip from his number #1 rated cable reality show - so it shouldn't come as a surprise. >>women!" >> reporter:the gay rights goup glaad calls phil roberson's comments some of the "vilest and most extreme statements" ever made against

. >>> the spirit of giving got a little energy boost in starbucks this season. more than 400 starbucks customer decided to pay it forward by buying the coffee of the person behind them. >>> if you stumbled upon $300,000 in cash, would you give it back? a las vegas cab driver is being hailed for doing just that. he said he thought someone left a bag of chocolates, he looked inside and found six bundles of $100 bills. >> why? because it does not belong to me. i'm not interested about this money. and i just want to do the right thing. >> and he did. the cab company awarded the driver a thousand dollars and dinner for two, and that money belonged to a poker player at vegas. come on. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. "the stream" is next. and check out our website at aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. >>> i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." what's the right equation to help students learn. here's the formula, and it has many rethinking the future of education. >> we bring in your voice and all of your live feedback throughout

the increase is part of the plan to use the proceeds from the legal dispute with starbucks. back in november starbucks was ordered to repay for the early termination of a grocery store deal. the announcement sent shares up more than 1% to $33.90. >>> potash will cut 20% of the work force or about 1,000 jobs, the world's largest producer has been struggling to keep up demand for two key fertilizer ingredients. potash and phosphate slumped. it will take place in canada, the u.s. and trinidad. shares were a fraction higher today to $39.79. >>> a bad report card on american education. test scores show american students continue to lag in international rankings. according to results from the program for international student assessment, u.s. teenagers ranked below average in math and near average in reading and science. trailing behind countries like japan and china where students of the same age continue to maintain top scores. can this be fixed and what does this mean for businesses and america's competitiveness. here to discuss this, michelle, former chancellor of the public s

. >>> eight people injured this afternoon when a driver went crashing into a starbucks in solesome. a woman parked her suv but when she tried to adjust position, she hit the gas pedal in drive rather than reverse. her suv went over three concrete barriers and crashed right through side of the window of the starbucks shop. six people were injured and taken to the hospital. the driver and the passenger weren't injured. a missing teenager from washington state was found safe in mexico, ending an amber alert. the chp is not giving details on how they found the 14-year-old who was kidnapped by her boyfriend last wednesday. they did say that he is still on the run. he is scribbled as being 5'9", 200 pounds, last seen driving an older green ford escape with temporary washington plates. >>> a happy ending for a nevada family missing for days in freezing temperatures. the couple and four young children were discovered in a place where cell phone coverage is sparse. about 20 miles from their home but never returned home $rescue crews spent the last two nights in sub zero temperatures searchin

we are looking at a very dark starbucks. people not able to get their coffee this morning in benicia and even worse a lot of them not getting their heat this morning because the power is out effecting hundreds of people over in benicia and ktvu claudine wong is out there this morning checking in on what happened and the progress of when that power will be turned

with starbucks at $6.99, top it off with coffee-mate... just $2.79 for all kinds of flavors. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the temperature, single digits. the food whatever they can forage. the shelter, nonexistent. but for the alaska can alaskans where the heart is and surviving is the adventure of a lifetime. neil karlinski headed out with the survival experts showing us what it means to brave the elements. >> reporter: we are mushing sled dogs across the alaskan wilderness, far from the nearest city. >> guys, hold up! >> reporter: no cars, no food, no shelter spend a lot of the time trying to slow the dogs down. >> we have come to talkeetna, alaska to find out firsthand is it possible to survive like this. our guide, let's face it in my case, lifeguards. 26-year-old iditarod champion, unstoppable outdoorsman, and 36-year-old, eddie, native alaska born marathon runner and survival expert. >> for eddie, i and alaskans, the wilderness

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starbucks customers sharing the holiday spirit, with a merry caffeinated christmas. as more than 700 people buy a cup of high-octane cheer. ♪ >>> good morning, america. on this glorious friday after christmas. big smiles because it is friday. >> indeed. >> and robin and george have the day off. >> we hope they're enjoying it. but we hope they are dry and warm this weekend. yes, another weekend storm brewing. a major chill, as well, called a siberian express. that does not sound good. it could affect all of our new year's plans. ginger zee has what we need to know. >> it's not tropical, i'll tell you that. >> your jacket is making us imagine. very busy woman this morning. >>> also, we have the latest on the package delivery debacle. presents still not delivered by u.p.s. and fedex. we hear from some very upset customers who are -- they just want their presents. >> what can brown do for you? deliver the packages. >>> we begin here with the shooting spree in louisiana town. the man accused of targeting his family and former colleagues in a series of home invasions. he

starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >> catherine: target is trying to recover from a major hack of credit card and debit card information -- belonging to its customers. >> catherine: and it's happening just as christmas shopping hits its peak. george howell has the story. >> reporter:some last-minute christmas shoppers may be frozen in their tracks because of the massive security breach at target. j.p. morgan chase-- the nation's largest bank-- has those customers potentially impacted by the hacking. chase clients who shopped at u.s. target stores between november 27th and december 15th can now only withdraw 100 dollars a day from atms, their daily total spending now capped at 300 dollars. with 40-million credit and debit card accounts now considered compromised-- irate customers took target to task online. one tweet reads, quote, "my

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starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> 29-year-old milton mesa raped a woman on september 7th, dragging her into the bushes along the street and then attempted to rape another young woman on october 1st in the same area at almost the same exact time. >> returning to the scene of the crime and doing a second one is uncommon. typically a person will go to different location to avoid detection. >> he was found by a dna match. he's known as mesa-ruse. . he's been on trial before. he was also a suspect in # 0 a 2007 child molestation chase but but was not charged. >> my heart goes out to the women hurt and hopefully justice serves and he's put away forever. >> there might be over women out there that we'd like to hear from or other witnesses who can give us information about the two crimes that we are aware of. >> he's being held for bail.

starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. california soldier's big christmas surprise. they sw all of the gifts for his fa. but tom duhain (doo-hayn) s us: strangers have stepped in to save their holiday. >>> thieves ruin a california soldiers surprise. they swiped all of the presents for their family. >> but strangers stepped in to save their holiday. >> they took our forks and our knives and just kind of pried into it. >> reporter: this army corporal showing where thieves broke into his store storage box. i did all of my shopping on line because i did not have a lot of time. >> the couple saved for their biggest christmas ever $5,000 worth of gifts. video games, digital camera, ipad. he arrived home on wednesday after 17 months in afghanistan. his wife, cheryl, happy but also heartbroken after their home was ransacked. this was one of the rooms in shambles after robbers

starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> caught on camera, a woman walks up to a south bay home, and steals a package off the porch, then walks away. it happens in a matter of seconds, and appears to be happening in communities around the bay area as holiday gifts arrive. amber lee is live now in san jose's willow glen neighborhood, with the video of one theft just minutes after the package was delivered. >> the thief was caught on tape by several surveillance cameras, including the one you see behind me. now police and the victims are asking everyone to take a good look at the video. >> there she is. >> makes me so mad. >> people in this neighborhood called this woman, the willow glen grinch. she's seen carrying a shopping bag, takes the package, and puts it in her bag. >> she came prepared. she had the bag, and knew what she was going

we are watching people come and go from the starbucks after hot coffee, of course. if you look at the video you can see normal people are wearing jack oats and long pants, scarves, hats. joe is visiting and originally from minute and is wearing shorts. he wasn't laughing yesterday. listen to this. >> i was walking on a sidewalk that had sprinklers on and i slipped, almost fell. >> on freezing. black ice. yes. yes. >> you don't expect that in california. >> never. never expect that in california. >> this home you see in west san jose, the home owner did what he was supposed to do putting blankets and sheets ovallable plants if his yard. you are supposed to do that for pipes. you do not want the water freezing. >> for the latest on all weather changes you can download the weather app with severe weather alerts, radar and hourly temperature forecasts. it is free at abc7news.com/apps. >> now the death of south african leader, nelson mandela. he passed away yesterday at the age of 95. this is video from his 1990 visit to oakland. overnight we learned new details of the l

a connecticut starbucks is the latest to join the trend. one person picked up the tab for the driver behind them. it kept going and going and going. the grand total, 1,468 free cups of coffee. >> isn't that nice. >> and going, and going. i think it is still going. >>> up next, "the pulse." football fans may have been pumped up watching their favorite teams. but the action clearly wasn't enough to keep one commentator awake. >>> why critics say beyonce is opening up old wounds on one of her new songs. would look like john stamos wow! wow! and in a perfect world, what's delicious would be healthy too. wish granted. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt sounds too good to be true... it's thick, creamy but 0% fat and twice the protein this is really is too good to be true! dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. and now a new greek lowfat yogurt made just for kids. danimals superstars. your kids will love it! mmmm ♪ dannon. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've m

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starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >> welcome back. apple has yet to introduce a smart watch. but other companies already in today's tech report rich demuro finds out of the pebble is worth the time. >> it is one of the most types of products in recent memory. the pebble smart watch is an overnight success. it raised over $10 million. >> the idea, a smart phone companion. it will deliver messages for you with a display that is on all the time. >> when it arrived, the design was not as beautiful as i imagine. the screen was basic. >> but after wearing that i begin to see the usefulness. you can receive all of your e-mail's without pulling my phone out. it was also helpful when i was driving. >> you never miss an up day because it is easy to fill a vibrating. it is a great companion. the screen will light up in the dark and the battery

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since early tuesday, every customer driving through this starbucks found their order was paid for by the person ahead of them in line. about 450 customers had paid it forward by the time the shop closed at 5:00. customers say it felt great to do a favor for a stranger. >> christmas time to spread some christmas cheer, you never know, somebody could be having a horrible day, get coffee, that little bit of something they didn't have to worry about. make their day that much better. >> in fact, it was so great that the starbucks says about $45 was left over so instead of the employees taking that as tips they are going to keep paying it forward this morning so the fun continues. >> incredible. the fact that people kept it going, what a chain that was becoming. >> cool. very cool. >> still ahead on "today in the bay" on this thursday investigators in san francisco trying to pinpoint the cause of a christmas night house fire that took two men to the hospital with critical burn injuries. the latest on their condition coming up. >> another live look. isn't that beautiful. the christmas light

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starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. ticking time bomb. the massive security breech affecting every target store in the country. >> credit card information stolen. millions of customers could be victims. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. you could be a victim. >> john alston is live at the city target in san francisco with the story. john? >> hackers picked the busiest shopping season of the year to launch their scheme. they may have hit nearly all 1800 target stores coast to coast over the past two and a half weeks. shoppers in san francisco didn't leave the target store on geary with a warm feeling after hearing about the massive security breech knowing they had used a credit card here. >> it is scary. like i said, this is the first time i have heard of that. i am curious how that happened in th

butter mustard the company as part of coffee giant's like starbucks and coffee bean and tea. it's installed wireless charging stations at coffee shops and second signing as well as other us cities like los angeles and boston. when uses place that my friends and people of the sickness is automatically start charging you enable your i phone with a wireless charging case that looks like this. so you just slip your i phone into this case. you put on. um to play like that. he dropped it on the match in a wireless the charges the company aims to make wireless charging the norm. the eco system. i'm allowed to go to places we would travel ordinarily fat today. places like starbucks like mcdonald's in madison square garden and delta air lines and what you can do is you can just charge your phone by means of hot spots that are built directly into the infrastructure so this was challenging way. and this is a misnomer. only god can create energy out of nothing which is why you'll see the outlets are still plugged in. um because we do have to take energy from the wall and then what we do

with starbucks at $6.99, top it off with coffee-mate... just $2.79 for all kinds of flavors. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. ed lg mego so make your holiday merrier than ever before. ken e 's east bay where police say a man was lead away on a dangerous chase through the streets of antioch. good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. lights, sparks are spewing from a a speeding car trying to get 8 way from police on a chase that ended in antioch. john alston is there live with the story. john? >> there is still debris from the suv in the street. earlier members of the richmond pd gang unit and parole officers were here searching for a suspect. we are trying to figure out why, but they did get their man after a high speed chase that lasted more than a half hour. the chase made several loops around long view road in antioch. a weird holiday spectacle for neighbors. >> it was unreal. it kept going in a circle. first the copter would come and then you would hear