BALDWIN: Just in to CNN, those two black men arrested inside a Philadelphia Starbucks last month have reached a settlement with the city of Philadelphia and with the coffee giant. This controversial arrest was captured on cell phone video, ignited angry protest and nationwide debates about racial profiling and Starbucks will close its stores one day this month for racial bias training. Athena Jones is here with details on the settlement including the one dollar.</s>ATHENA JONES, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: This is pretty remarkable. These two men, Dante Robinson and Rashon Nelson, they experienced this horrific event. Now they are releasing the city of Philadelphia from any claims for $1 each. They will be working with the city of Philadelphia and a nonprofit to develop and fund a $200,000 grant for young entrepreneurs. So instead of going -- suing the city and going through a long, protracted legal battle, they're settling for $1, establishing this fund and they are going to be part of the people who decide how the grant is awarded and how the young entrepreneurs are selected. Now separately they also reached an agreement with Starbucks.
Black Men Arrested at Philly Starbucks Settle For $1.