-mart on the highway and closed every mom and pop story. to hell with wal-mart, i hate wal-martthey can go to hell. they can go to hell. >> all right. wal-mart, getting the i-man all fired up and the i-man getting me fired up and live from my office and to set him straight on fbn and only on fbn. >> and all of a sudden you find wal-mart which you don't know from a-- >> of course i do i've been in the wal-mart in new mexico, 50 times. >> when you've been there have you seen any of employees chained to the shelves, chained to the-- >> yes. >> really? >> of course not. >> because you lie. you by the great lie that wal-mart is the personification. >> they have a bunch of stuff made in china. they ruined the town of winslow, arizona. >> i'd like them to ruin you, and put you on a shelf there and have a quick special and no one would buy you, you know why? because you're wrong! it went pretty well. anyway, appears that don is not alone that unions are on the attack and wal-mart announces a plan to build a smaller stores in the big cities. a and conducting this small store campaign by

wal-mart? wal-mart is already showing the i-pad for sale on it's website and some stores putting them on display. there is no discount. wal-mart has to charge $499 just like everybody else. what are the pros and cons of shopping at different stories? pc world said choose wal-mart if you want the easiest return policy with no restocking fee. there will be no geek squad for any problems. the apple store or best buy for service and the best sale's help and it suggests target if you have a target credit card because card holders get 5% cash back. comes to $25 on the i-pad. otherwise you may want to wait. wal-mart and best buy are expected to reveal bundles in the future. . >> sounds like he had technical problems. >>> shifting gears. speaking of i-pads, you have a chance to get one or free with no edits. u. just like us. from now until december 3rd you have a chance for a 32 gigabyte i-pad. just log onto facebook and like our fan page. just search abc 2news.com and click the like button. then click the sweepstakes tab. enter to win and you must be 18 or older to enter. >> now, maryland's most powerful radar and the forecast c

is actually higher than the inflation being felt by people at the bottom we've had we've had wal-mart wal-mart shopping become ubiquitous among people at the lower end of the income spectrum and the inflation faced by people who are saying buying clothes buying food and food and clothing is a larger part of the the income for people at the bottom for obvious reasons inflation has been much lower for people on the bottom and then people at the top so if you actually go to text your data that looks at the different inflation rates felt by give people a different income levels the disparity there is not quite as great as many people would lead you to believe ok victor what do you think about that. well we don't know all the reasons why people don't make as much money as others but a lot of them has to do with things that we don't really want to we don't know how to control the illegal immigration divorce illegitimacy second thing is we have to talk about relative and absolute wealth people when i was a student here at stanford only the very wealthy had cell phones i remember the computers were on

mart for but you are not yelling at them. eggs wal-mart is the largest. and compares to wal-mart toys 'r us are a fly. get and the others that do not offer benefits to the degree of wal-mart. >>guest: to us, wal-mart continues to be the most flagrant violator. wal-mart's benefits coming to new york city are below the area market for what we have and that is a reason we will fight. >>neil: do you care more for the millions of citizens who are getting $4 discount drugs? the millions of folk would have been employed as a result? >>guest: i have no wal-mart stock, my buddy imus railing the same. >>guest: it is not favoring one side or the other. wal-mart continues to do those things and do right by workers while providing $4 prescriptions, they are fighting the largest gender discrimination lawsuit in the country. >>neil: but they are a target because they are big. >>guest: they paid over $900 million in back ages to workers throughout the country. that is what makes someone a target. you have a target --. >>neil: they are not giving them terrible wages and they are providing those to people that need a pr

wal-mart offer $14 health care plans. wal-mart would offer a health care plan if there was no medicare. it would cost about $1,000 a week to have health insurance without government backing thee consume a lot of health care, these people. >> jonas is saying because of the government's involvement that walmart is able to do this. >> he's dead wrong. three reasons. if you look at the government as an entity they've said by 2014 they want to go out and try to cut some of the fraud costs they could do it today. there are private companies, public companies that are going after fraud, cut 2 or 3 billion dollars, but the government doesn't think it's a good idea. if you look at wal-mart and you look at their health care centers, their health care centers, if they were allowed to be primary care delivery agencies to medicare and medicaid the other big spender, that all of the studies show they would cut the costs 45%. that has nothing do do with the government, jonas, it has to do with health care. >> $14 a month. wal-mart is not paying for the health, the drugs the old people are consuming. >> these are. >> and the government and health care for old people would cost a fortune? >> richard. jump into the conversation. i'm happy to. >> there's a question whether wal-mart can do it because of t

because there was an egg-sucking wal-mart on the highway and they close every mom and pop store in town. so to hell with wal-mart. i hate walgo to hell. they can go to hell. >> neil: that is what got me going, watching this rant from my office early this morning. so i ran upstairs where imus tapes -- okay, i walked upstairs to give iman a piece of my man. already a youtube sensation. >> have you ever actually been inside a wal-mart? >> of course i have. >> no you haven't. >> of course. >> no, you haven't. stop. you have invited me up here. well, here is the opportunity. all right, guess what? you are sitting -- >> my shoulder hurts. >> more than your shoulder. >> all of a sudden, you find wal-mart, which you don't know from -- >> of course i do. >> you do not! >> i have been to the wal-mart in new mexico 50 times. >> have you ever seen the employees stained to the store shelves? >> yes. >> really? >> of course not! >> because you lie. you buy the great lie that wal-mart is the personification -- >> they make a bunch of stuff from china. >> so you fault them -- >> they ruined winslow, arizona. the town is boarded up. >> i'm'

. >> reporter: the sew called wal- mart -- so called wal-mart of weed, they held a grand reopening completeh pot products. potting soil and eager politicians. >> i think we have all gotten donations. >> reporter: with its pro pot politics oakland is raking in millions from sales tax. and if it keeps growing candidates predict up to $8 million a year. >> top candidates support the industry, it is legal, safe, regulated and quite frankly providing a stream of revenue. >> reporter: there is a ballot measure to double the sales tax rate to 5% in oakland and with prop 19, weed could be legal for people without a prescription, clearing the way for more big box pot stores weed grow is planning ongoing public next year. >> happened in the hamburger days with mcdonald's our goal was provide a facility to teach people about medical cannabis. >> reporter: they are not selling pot here they don't have one of the city's four permits but it was present as an indication of low law enforcement priority. friday, pot possession was put on par with a speeding ticket. >> you are going to have a fight and i exp

wal-mart, and we're very excited about that partnership. it started a few years ago, dovetailing with wal-mart's zero waste initiative. we have developed a program. >> reporter: it's called full circle. here's how it works. basically, wal-mart collects the broken hangers, plastic water bottles, cardboard and plastic bags. world wise then business the recyclable goods back from wal- mart, transforms the waste into pet products, and then ships them back for sale on the wal- mart store shelves. hence, the name full circle. >> full circle is identified actually on the product packaging so that the wal-mart customer can come into the store and it will be clearly identified as full circle, something that came from a recycled wal-mart material. >> reporter: by looking at this label, green pet shoppers will know that it took 65 water bottles to make the filling in this pet bed. as for the company's cost? >> we tend to pay a little bit of a premium for recycled materials versus virgin materials. however, in this instance, we believe that over time as we're scaling this we are going to be economically neutral. >> reporter: next year they estimate to use 100 million recycled water bottles in their products a quarter from wal- mar

the two biggies-- wal-mart and target-- split their stock performance today. of course, wal-mart doesn't report monthly sales; target's came in slightly below expectations. consumer discretionary stocks were among the market leaders, thanks to retail stocks, but marriott was the laggard for the sector. shares fell out of bed, down 6% down to a two-week low. its revenue and outlook were disappointing. consumer staple pepsi also was a drag, cutting the high end of its earnings growth forecast for the year. the company made its numbers, matching earnings expectations, thanks to its buyout of its two biggest independent bottlers. shares fizzled thanks to it trimming the top of its growth forecast. the stock did four ties its usual volume, falling 3%. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: nevada's u.s. senator harry reid wants to stop all foreclosures in his state. if he gets it, that could be huge. nevada is ground zero for the foreclosure crisis, although when you think of las vegas, casinos and neon lights likely come to mind. but this election year, political pros think t

wal-mart and a lowe's in the center of baltimore gets closer to reality. some remington residents still have major concerns. >>> there is no doubt, a lot of people love to shop at wal- mart, even lining up for big sales but a wal-mart and lowe's brings traffic concerns for many. >> there are safety issues upon over their children going to school. >> the project, planned near howard and 25th, has passed a major hurdle. getting approval from a city land use committee. >> we don't want 11 acres of land sitting here. we don't want people taking money out to the county. >> reporter: the plan is to have two stories. lowe's will be built at ground level. then a wal-mart will be built on top of lowe's. backer hoo, there will be six smaller stores along the street. >>> the corner will become a freestanding group of shops. an entire block south. belined -- belinda carlisle has agreed to pay workers more than minimum wage. >> they were willing to come to the table and negotiate. but negotiations was give give -- was give and take. and i wasn't willing to give what they wanted. >> reporter: shery re fused to give the living wage, which right now is $10.50 an hour. >> reporter: the preliminary plan requires this developer

wal-mart will start selling ipad as early as friday. all wal-mart stores will have it before the holiday shopping season. customers will be able to order online, but it must be picked up in store. i am marianne banister and that is your consumer alert. >> still had, breaking news from south east baltimore. >> a fire inside the fort mchenry tunnel is causing major mchenry tunnel is causing major traffic pro woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased s

wal-mart. let exceeding the allowable levels was found in wal-mart product surges toward boxing gloves phone juryeen and yellow beanbag chairs for trawls children at target the fed to shares of high lead levels. one of which had 70 times the legal limit. both sources it will stop the sales of those items. we would take another break, will become that a complete check of your forecasts that straight ahead, here is a live look at the tropicana is in san jose as we follow the commute is going to be fine so far. san mateo will be another story will have a filter and then coming up. and yet that one of the big stories commuters you're going to expect delays on the san mateo bridge because of the emergency repair. yes it is in the westbound, a commute direction, here's a map of the bridge the damage was discovered yesterday during a bridge inspection the sale will take 24-48 hours to fix. we have more coverage with erica. >> new conditions are looking pretty good rainout san mateo bridge but i do not want to speak too soon that right hand lane is shut down river for the incline, that lasted for the mar

wal-mart and target. the california attorney general's office teamed up with the oakland-based center for environmental health to conduct the tests. wal-martists its pulled items that showed high levels of lead from its stores in california and also stopped selling them online. the store has also promised to investigate. target agreed to remove chairs from its stores after they tested with lead levels 70% higher than allowed by law. >> a red flag warning continues this morning for the north bay and east bay hills. campfires and even cigarette smoking are being banned in national parks around the bay area because of high fire danger. mount vision road is closed at point rays national seashore and the john muir historic site at martinez. officials are monitoring weather conditions to determine when to lift the restrictions. >> so this means we have all three factors for high fire danger, temperature, humidity and wind. >> yeah, at least through 6:00. they will determine whether they see fit or not to have fires. so it's on an individual basis but, yeah, the red flag warning for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range should

wal-mart will start selling apple ipads this friday at hundreds of the stores throughout the country. best buy and target have been selling the tablets since the launch in april and we are cheaper than wal-mart. if you have been wanting a new ipad now is your time to get one for free and all you have to do is like us. from now until december 3rd we are giving all the viewers a chance to take home a 32 gig bite apple ipad with wi-fi and all tough do is log onto facebook and like our fan page. search for abc2news.com and click on the like button and then click on the sweeps takes tab and enter to win but you have to be 18 or old torrenter. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> you can make your smiley face that. would put a smile our face. we have ourselves -- we have ourselves mild temperatures. some of you had the rum beg and -- womb bell and bumbling of -- rumbling and pump bell of storms. 58 york, pa and rain cooled air. they have had thunder and lightning and i think that it's going to continue just clipping northern baltimore, harford and cecil county for the next hour to two hours. we will get a break and see some su

wal- mart. the world's biggest retailer said it will start selling apple's popular tablet compute or friday. the. >> joy pad is on sale at target and best buy. wal-mart said that it will be available by 2300 stores by the height of the shopping season in mid-november. >>> you probably remember this scene, april 2007, a huge fire ripped through the georgetown public library. the damage so bad that the historic building was gutted and now it's set to reopen. the library is back up and running on monday with some new services and better access to americans with disabilities, a new outdoor reading terrace and book hill park and a new children's room. >> pretty school. >>> and if you're a fan of the warmer weather, this week is for you. >> and don't get too comfortable. changes are coming and gary is talking a temperature drop just ahead.  >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and cal

wal-mart discounts. it will be available on line but you have to pick up your local wal-mart. we will be right back. who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. to choose the services that fit your life. who doesn't want more choices? i like choices. you can even choose wireless voice service. not with my cable company. well, it's time to switch. check this out. [ female announcer ] call to choose your double bundle, including u-verse tv, starting under $69 a month. switch now and get a 30-day money-back guarantee -- plus dvr is included. with u-verse tv you can record up to four shows at once from any room on a single dvr... and play them back... on any tv. nice. my cable can't do that! internet at home includes access to our entire national wi-fi ne

wal-mart and teamed up with environmental health to conduct the tests. the lead in products such as toy boxes gloves, toy foam jewelry beads and ben bags chairs sold at wal-marted to move the chairs with levels 70% higher than allowed by law. >> eight potential donors are now offering to help a baby girl in desperate need of a liver trans pant at ucsf children's hospital. nikki suffers from a disease that's destroying her liver. with a transplant she has a chance of recovering. there's been a tremendous response since her mom made a public plea. the transit plant center sent out materials to potential donors yesterday. if you want to become a donor, we have information h1-n1 our website abc7news.com under "see it on tv." >> it's 5:56. ahead at 6:00, san mateo county authorities are apologizing for new false alarms sent out about a natural gas explosion. >> oakland police new training about confrontations with animals after a couple of animals have been shot. >> i'm jenelle wang. rescue operation underway right now in chile to save 33 miners. so far 11 have been brought [ femalennouncer ] it's never been easier to bring the family together on sunday mornings t

wal-mart. the commission the test they say led exceeding allowable level levels were found in wal-mart productsys boxing gloves, a toy full module repeats, and bean bag chairs for trawlers. at target they found two chairs with high levels one had 70 times the legal limits for lead. both stores say they will stop the sale of those items. >> we will be right back alive look aside as we monitor big story at the san mateo bridge and update coming up. golden gate bridge traffic moving o? [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. watching the weather inland 96. the coast in the '70s. cool them starts tomorrow. 15-20 degree temperatures by sunday. >> last day of a three day nurses' strike. this is video up to 700 nurses pr