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free interactive book about the environment for kids and an earth day t-shirt at half price. there are also loads of videos with nature themes on sale, as well. we can get the book for free? yeah. we just order the book, no strings attached here. the videos are 50% off a lot of them. also, american eagle will give you 20% off a pair of jeans when you bring in your old pair to recycle. no need to rush, by the way. offer good till the end of the month and you can get free coffee for the rest of the month at caribou coffee if you buy one of their earth day mugs. i can t believe i said that and the two of you are still sitting here. thank you very much. i know it s early morning but i m not a coffee guy. no? i m obsessed with coffee. obsessed? okay. i do tea myself. there s a few other things going on, by the way. there are some special free reusable shopping bags at wegman s on saturday. disney stores, part of our parent company, they re offering free totes today wit
coverage for all four years. giving employees access to 49 on-line degree programs from nursing to software engineering. no strings attached. shultz says it s not a pr stunt. we have to do more for our people. companies are in business to not only make a profit but take care of our people and serve our community. and that is what this is about. reporter: starbucks expecting to send 25,000 employees to college over the next decade. a $250 million commitment. only a handful of employers offer full tuition reimbursement. most are tech companies like intel and united technologies. the american dream and the promise of america can t be for a select few. it must be for everyone. companies and in this case starbucks has to figure out a way to crack that code. reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. good move. give us the number. how many are eligible. 144,000.
the house voted today to fully fund the department of homeland security. no strings attached. that did not sit well with conservatives who only agreed to fund the rest of the government because they thought they were going to be able to shut down dhs over president obama s executive action aimed at protecting millions from deportation. last december we were told that the best way to approach despite some of our thinking to the contrary was to fund everything but dhs. we were told this is the play. well, some of us were afraid if we did that that we would come to this point and totally cave. he s ticked off because on a news day dominated by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s speech to congress john boehner crept in the house chamber, unfurled a white flag waved it in the air and rolled over and exposed his belly to barack obama. which is to say the republicans
clearly this is not a conflict where there is a middle ground to be reached. it is essentially fight or die christine. ben wedeman in erbil. we are learning new information about the british voice of isis nicknamed by his captives jihadi john. we are live in london with details about that person in ten minutes. round two of the political fight to fund homeland security. money runs out in five days after the stopgap fix. republicans, a lot of people are blaming republicans for the stalemate. they still trying to keep the funding tied to reversing the immigration reforms. the senate has approved the full year with no strings attached. time for an early start on your money. a good start for the first day in march. february folks, it was fantastic for stocks. the best month for the s&p 500 since october, 2011.