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Clarify their position saying we, quote, don't serve the police. >> i don't think it is fair. they should. they are protecting them. if someone is breaking in, who are they going to call? the police. >> of a group of people don't feel safe with the police officer on duty and they want people in this neighborhood to feel safe coming into their space then that is the choice they should be able to make. heather: the café thank talk to your neighbors, not police. a galago over the police badge. political bias in the pockets of conservative students to pay for liberal causes. university of wiscons...

Retail salespeople, $11 an hour. food prep, waitresses and waiters, $7.60 an hour, home and health care aides, $10 an hour. what about the next few years? the government projects these jobs will be in high demand through 2020. home health care aides top the list. registered nurses here. take a look at that. $64,000 a year. growth for this field, but that's growth that's going to take more education, training and probably some investment. look, most of these put a family of four under the poverty line if it's their only income. registered nurses again, this bright spot here. office clerks 26 gr...

Vacations. >> that will help keeping the economy going as well. >> sunscreen a topic for some people this weekend. not what you think in terms of price matching up with quality. >> sometimes cheaper is better. consumer reports looked at 12 different sunscreens. this is what they find were the most effective. target 6.97 cents. wal-mart equate $7.60 number two. high grades to copper tone water babies and hawaiian sheer touch. here's the deal with sunscreen. you should always apply after you go in the water don't always look for the hire spf number. you should go for the baud spectrum protection...

Week are typical as holiday workers were let go. retail sales hit record $400.6 billion in december. for all of last year, sales were up 8% over 2010. that's the largest percentage gain since 1999. and starbucks hit an all-time high after they raised their price target on the stock. they ended at $47.60 a share. the company rolled out their new products. that's it from cnbc. now back to "hardball." welcome back to "hardball." there's an amazing story taking

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