jonathan does wal-mart have plans to close more u.s. stores? >> reporter: at this point there is no mention of anymore mass closings. but i talked to a spokesperson the other day and he toll me they have plans to open about a hundred stores in 2016, but a lot of those stores opening are not necessarily going into these underserved communities, a lot of these communities where there are food deserts. so it is not necessarily going to fix the issue here. >> thank you. >>> state officials in california say a huge gas leak near l.a. could be capped by the end of next week. it has been leaking methane for months forcing thousands from their homes. even if the leak is capped soon, the economic impact may be felt for a long time there, stephanie stanton reports. >> reporter: at the nail garden salon at partner ranch, empty chairs are now the norm? what used to be a thriving business. >> you used to see every spa chair or all of these front chairs filled up, and phone calls would not stop. >> reporter: she says business has dropped nearly 60% since the

so wal-mart was just another blow to this community that has already been struggling.ht now there is no wore on whether another retailer or grocery store will be coming in to fill the void that wal-mart is leaving behind. >> jonathan martin reporting there. >>> the united nations postal administration is issuing a new set of mailing stamps to promote lbgt rights. it's part of a global campaign called u.n. free and equal. it's the first time the united nations is releasing stamps with a theme. they are valid for postage only if mailed from the underub headquarters. >>> el niÑo is bringing lots of wet weather to the west coast, but it is enough to diminish california's severe drought. plus we'll tell you why this fella could give you an edge when it comes to picking a super bowl winner. ♪ . ♪ do you remember, when it comes to september ♪ >> such wonderful music. the music world is mourning a major loss today, maurice white the founder of earth weekend and fire has died. he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease 24 hours ago, but kept it secret for many years. >> i mean i

wal-mart reporting fourth-quarter earnings.estors will look to see if the efforts to win back customers in their stores paid off and didn't cost the company too much money. analysts expect wal-mart to report the fixed-rate quarter in same stores increases in the fixed-rate quarter of heavier traffic. others have followed long stretch of decline. lauren: wal-mart accepted the internet company announced yesterday plans to close seven of the digital magazines that include site dedicates two articles about food, travel, parenting and health and fortunately job losses for the journalist to work on the site. because they're part of marissa mayer's plan to lower costs by eliminating 15% of staff in closing offices and business units, might they sing a lot of pressure from investors. some of them want her out and the board is certainly watching closely. coming up, live from springfield it's the same since. how can an animated show be live? a florida couple finally came forward to claim their share of $1.6 billion lottery prize. we will

part of the reason is wal-mart is close all 102 of its wal-mart express stores.be what everyone was doing. are they telling the markets that they don't really believe. up next, it is something out of a movie. demanding ransom for release. could this be the beginning of these types of cyber crimes. we will look at it next. up next john kroft on the story next. . >>> welcome back. a california thopt paying a ransom to get its computers back up. >> the chief executive of hollywood medical center paid the equivalent of $17,000 in bitcoins to hackers who use malware to disable the computer network. it is called ransom wear and the ceo said in a statement that paying the ransom was the fastest way to gain control of the hospital systems. no patient records were stolen thus far but the fbi was investigating this entire cyber attack. he will ravel to cuba next month. this will be the first time that a u.s. president has visited the communist island. senators marco rubio and ted cruz criticizing the president's planned trip saying that he should not make the visit until t

to virtually all of wal-mart's hourly workers... including some supervisors. those affected...make up the majority ... of the company's 1-point-4 million workers. the changes... do not come cheap... the payraises will cost wal-mart...an extra 1-point-5 billion dollars... this year. next on "7 news" ...why police in philadelphia are recruiting "kayne west" to join the force... "philadelphia police" are trying to help kanye west out of debt. it appears they're offering him a job. the police department posted this tweet on thursday. it says..."we r hiring, @kanyewest! starting salary of dollars...u could be debt-free by the year 3122!" kanye tweeted last week that he has "53 million dollars in personal debt" and that mark zuckerberg should invest 1 billion in him as the "greatest artist of all time." so far..."west" has not responded.has not far..."west" time." so far..."west" has not responded. thanks for joining us. 'll see you at 10 on the carolinas c-w.. and we'll be back here at 11. until then you can get the latest updates by logging on to wspa dot com. sta

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that's the good news tonight. wal-mart would have checked for i.d. when the suspects were >> well, tonight news 6 is getting answers for victims of a huge computer hack at ucf. >> yeah, names and social security numbers have been compromised and ucf leaders still do not know exactly how this happened. some 63,000 social security numbers and names were taken, including those of current students, former students, some as far as the 1980's, and some current and former staff and faculty members. specific student groups were apparently targeted, including current and former athletes, most from this year or last. it also includes a larger number of past and present student workers and past and present student government leaders. >> i work hard for what little money i have. to see something as big as ucf be able to be breached so easily and lose 60,000 social security numbers, you would think there would be better defenses. >> news 6 found out today the school has known about this hack since january 8th. told until now. >> even if you suspected a student gr

she wishes wal-mart would have checked for an i.d. when the suspects were making the large purchases. >> great illustration on how she actually dropped her wallet. we've all done something similar to that before. but hopefully she can get the help she needs. thank you. police want to help get results. you can catch the suspects. if you have any information, call crime line. it's 1-800-423-tips. >> developing right now, news 6 is working to find out the condition of a man hit by a car earlier today. airlifted to the hospital after being hit on east merit avenue in brevard county. the driver did not stop after hitting the man. we'll keep you posted. >> there are now two recent scares involving flights coming from the orlando area. >> this morning, an american airlines flight from orlando to charlotte made an emergency landing in jacksonville. >> yeah, we're told there were reports of smoke in the cockpit on flight 608. 136 people were on board. they were safely evacuated and led inside the terminal. fire crews were waiting on the tarmac

.] >> a scare at a wal-mart. how a shoplifting case quickly escalated into something much more dangerous and it is caught on camera. >> are also call him the caped crusader of crime. a man dressed as batman how you can help bring him to justice. good evening, even. this is news 6 at 7:00, getting results. i'm ginger gadsden. >> i'm lisa bell. >> and i'm julie broughton. but hear where universal just announced record profit and how it could break more records this year. we're not surprised by that. >> when sky 6 has to fly over the scene to give you a perspective of how crowded it is, that's an indication. >> we'll get to that in a moment. but our top story, still developing right now, we're learning more about how three people ended up shot after a confrontation at a tax office. news 6 reporter justin warmoth is at the tax office on clear lake road near eastern florida state college in cocoa. he spoke to an eyewitness. >> a man who works at this tax office here and is cousins with the owner told me a disagreement

we're at the wal-mart on south kirkman road. right at the corner of metro west boulevard here. orlando police say this happened actually right at the front doors right behind me here, about 8:00 on sunday night. this is the time when families were here buying things, getting ready for the workweek. tonight orlando police are asking for your help in figuring out who these women are. >> orlando police say the video doesn't lie. watch as these two women, suspected of shoplifting, try to casually walk out of wal-mart on sunday night. they put up a fight with store security when they stopped them at the front of the store. and you can see one of them pulls out a folding knife, lunging at the officer. the women run out of the store >> they were there, committing a theft. but they took it to another level when they decided to use a weapon. >> orlando police sergeant wanda ford considers the women around and very dangerous, especially since the wal-mart workers say they were only trying to steal $100 worth of merchandise. the workers say they watched them roam the aisles and stuff item

most of the closed were smaller wal-mart express stores. some open for a few months. many communities had come to david begnaud has the the story from texas. >> they chose to come here. then when they put the other grocery store out of business they want to close. >> talk about pettitt's, a mom and pop, mainstay in the small town for 60 years. larry deeds was co-owner. >> what made you close? >> business. they just quit coming. >> reporter: when wal-mart moved in last year, whiteright's mayor, allen west said competition from wal marlt was a good thing. now it is leaving. >> it will hurt the city financially. it will hurt the citizens economically. >> communities are finally getting a look at not only the effects when wal-mart comes into town, but also when they leave. i think that is a double blow for a lot of people. >> reporter: now that wal-mart has closed. drive half an hour to the closest grocery store. >> where will you buy your gr i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i

it will affect all wal-mart employees including supervisors. it is cost the company 1.5 billion dollars this year. >> proctor & gamble says it will cost $10 million in cost. png shed more than 20,000 jobs job cuts. from the production pipeline.pipeline. >> have you seen it yet? it has gone viral for good reason. video. what this guy was up to. >> tonight at 5:00, helping where you can ado >> the toronto zoo shared photos of its 3-month-old polar bear frolicking. >> until now, the baby bear has been spending most of its time indoors in the maternity den. >> s cute. >> he looks like he should be on one of those commercials. >> love it. >> a black mountain home is the center of an investigation. >> the complaints from neighbors that helped to lead to the what firefighters say >> welcome back. the sun is shining. >> on a friday afternoon, not too bad. 4 degree. hendersonville camera. the news 13 skycam network. looking at the next couple of hours. back in the french broad river 55 degrees by 4:00 p.m. back down to 50 by dinner time. we'll notice a

they say that a man went shoplifting with a child in a central florida wal-mart. when police confronted him about it authorities say he endangered that child's safety. fox's josh casio with the latest. >> reporter: well, this guy probably isn't going to be winning any father of the year awards. daughter with him here at wal-mart when he was stealing, but she was in on it too. most parents teach their kids not to steal. but winter haven police say we're seeing just the opposite here. the guy in the pictures is tommy jr. and that's his young daughter with him. they're at the wal-mart on cypress gardens to leave without paying a dime for anything in his cart. including that expensive motorized toy. >> he obviously, knew exactly what he was going to do. >> reporter: police say he even had a backup plan in place if they were to be questioned. he allegedly told his daughter to claim she had thrown the receipt and paper trail. >> a child right-side really not going to make that up on the fly so he had to have that. >> absolutely not good parenting. it's a terrible role m

wal-mart saw the writing on the wall and raised its wages, i would have assumed this would cut in share, why is that not happening? shannon: investors reacted negatively when they saw the cost of what these wage increases were going to cost wal-mart but we've been seeing wages go up and we're talking about the minimum wage workers and people making under $20,000 a year and those are people who shop at wal-mart and dollar general and shop at rent a center. there's a niche area of the economy that caters to minimum that will benefit from the wage hikes whether it's wal-mart increasing wages or these 14 states that have done similar things with their raising minimum wages. while macy's might raise wages and not see a benefit because how many low wage workers are buying their clothes at macy's when dollar general does and bob's discount furniture does. they're increasing wages for not only their employees but customers as well. brendan: who is making this bet? shannon: as we've seen the stock market go down and luxury retailers do bad, not only do investors see this bet of low wages going u

most of the closed were smaller wal-mart express stores. some open for a femonths. many communities had come to rely on thth. david begnaud has the the story from texas. >> they chose to come here. then when they put the other grocery store out of business they want to close. >> talk about pettitt's, a mom and pop, mainstay in the small town for 60 years. larry deeds was co-owner. >> what made you close? >> business. they just quit coming. mayor, allen west said competition from wal marlt was a good thing. now it is leaving.g. city financially. economically. >> communities are finally getting a look at not only the effects when wal-mart comes into town, but also when they leave. i think that is a double blow for a lot of people. >> reporter: now that wal-mart has closed. aretha thompson will have to drive half ahour to the closest grocery store. >> where will you buy your groceries now? >> i don't know. won't beal-mart. i'm dode with wal-mart. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.k on my lolo-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a misspie

after that, keepers said they went to a wal-mart in christianswent to a wal-mart in christiansburg to buy a shovel to dispose of the body. the commonwealth attorney said that was caught on camera. from there, keepers said that she and eisenhauer went to craig creek road in montgomery county to find a place for eisenhauer to kill lovell but keepers said murder. she did waive her miranda rights telling police she helped load lovell's body into eisenhauer's lexus. police say that the body was still in the car when they went into the wal-mart to buy cleaning supplies. from there the pair went to surrey county, north carolina i will be live at 5:30 with more details on this. live in blacksburg, annie andersen, abc 13 news. >> danner: so many details coming out in court. annie outlined the few places of interest in this case. let's take a closer look at those for you. take a look at the map. investigators say eisenhauer picked nicole lovell up at her home on fairfax road in blacksburg wednesday night. then natalie keepers told police that she and eisenhauer drove down craigs creek road plot

at first, the two women looked to be casually walking out of the wal-mart. when they're confronted by store security, the woman in the purple shirt grabbed a folding knife out of her pants, whips it open and then starts -- her arms at the two security employees. >> an hour before that, the internal security folks at wal-mart had seen two women who were going through the store and taking things and putting them in their purses. >> according to the incident report, one security officer kept an eye on the surveillance cameras while another secretly followed the two suspected shoplifters. michelle guido is a spokesperson for the orlando police department. >> they followed them throughout the store. stratgizing how the suspected shoplifters would go out of a particular entrance. one moment you see one lady trying to go out the door. wal-mart security employees back off as soon as the suspect in purple pulled out the knife and then you can see the women store. they ran across the parking lot and into the sterling crest apartments. the women stole around $100 and g

download the wal-mart app.u shop your favorite store, and then with the app from your smart phone scan the item, so you know while you're at your preferred retailer, what wal-mart's going to sell it for now if you do finds lower price, the second step is getting it adjusted. the better bets to do that as opposed to working with somebody who may be helping folks on the sales floor, is generally that those seek manager or maybe somebody at customer service who will have the authority to adjust that price. and finally the third step here, is understand that these price match policies will oftentimes extend to not only on the date of purchase, but perhaps, even up to a week after you have made the purchase. so when we are talking about big ticket items, like maybe television, or vacuum cleaner or piece of lawn equipment it, pace to save your receipt and continue to price match, that way you can actually go back to your favorite retailer up to seven days later and ask for a price adjust. >> that is fabulous. >> so i

will, you are at the wal-mart in appomattox. and there are some stuff going on there tonight? >> reporter: danner, if you look down there -- i will step out of the way -- dan is going to zoom down. we are actually at the murphy, which is right above the wal-mart, the highest point pretty much in appomattox. the wal-mart is completely without power.that is pretty much the entire time. -- that and the light from our truck is the only light for appomattox. we have a witness -- if you want to come in and step in here. you are an employee of the murphy station. what exactly was your experience today? >> well, actually around 3:30 at the high school picking up the kids, they sent out an emergency signal for everyone to get into the high school. that a tornado had touched downthat a tornado had touched down, hail fell. severe rain. we were locked down into the high school for 45 minutes before they let the traffic back out, and then the entire town was down and there had been a couple of touchdowns. so there is a little bit throughout the town of appomattox, but as you can see, every

this was the suspect's reaction when she got confronted with shoplifting at the wal-mart? >> an hour before that, the internal security force at wal-mart had seen two women who were going through the store and taking things and putting them m their purses. >> reporter: one security officer came an eye on the surveillance cameras while another secretly followed the two suspected shoplifters. the orlando police department. >> they followed them throughout the store. >> reporter: and then wal-mart security strategized that the suspects would have to go out a certain door and you can see them -- watch the bottom of your screen while the male security officer approaches the woman in purple; the female security officer approaches the woman wearing a white hat. the woman in purple grabs her knife and lunges at the security officer with the tip of the blade pointed right at him. after seeing the knife, both security officers take a step back and the suspects sprinted off. the women ran into a parking lot and the pair stole about $100 worth of merchandise. investigators wonder what

the receipt was from an ammunition purchase from this wal-mart off north trion. police looked at surveillance footage and an officer recognized 26-year-old johnny bing from past breaking and entering cases. >> one little receipt led us to the bad guy. >> reporter: police eventually arrested bing at north lake mall on wednesday and

wal-mart employs more workers than any other u.s. company. >>> downtown raleigh starting construction on a new place. this is formally named the moore square station. it will include larger waiting areas, restrooms, info booth, >> this has been here for probably at least 30 years. it's become dated. and downtown has grown up so much around it. we really need to change how this station interacts with, you know, all of the businesses. >> sprucing things up. city officials want to approve the future of raleigh in the triangle. renovation work will take nine months to improve. tomoatt ne. th this a tool that lets you know how much hours your roof gets the sun each year. and go to solar maps. if your home is an area of the little sun, you may not be able to go solar. om that point, you need to do some math to e if that will save you money >> that's very neat. >> cool. >> i think i have too much shade. >> we get a lot of fun in the front of the house but the back is dark. >> bitter and sweet combine to make a delightful local dish today. >

won't be wal-mart. i'm done with wal-mart. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.k on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a misspiec >>> yesterday we brought you breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask yo

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often with frightened callers call back, they direct them to wal-mart. >> do you know your nearest wal- mart store? >> yes, i do. >> don't act smart with me, okay? >> okay. >> reporter: wal-mart the go- too store. he says he wants small warnings replaced with detail signage. >> to have employees out a money order to the irs say you better wait. there's a scam going on. >> reporter: the irs says angry business. >> the irs will never demand owed. first they end you letters. $30 million. untraceable. they appear to be coming from u.s. area codes, but officials numbers. long up they advise and report the threat to the attorney general's inspector general. >>> a spokesperson for wal-mart said they are taking additional steps to inform people about scams involving government entitities. the area near marist college. no one was hurt. >>> free wifi is coming to a city corner near you, but is it secure? we will look at the new system to get you connected at warp speed. >> lady was yelling, please help my son. he's only 15 years old. >> a good samaritan remembers the moment a helicopter fell fro

how about kanye west at wal- mart. that would be good. he gets the police job in day and wal-mart at night. >> i am hanging out with a few hundred of my closest friends but guess what. you are right we have so much going on we have the distance race there. look at that, temperatures are 60s, 9:00 a.m. this -- i mean this thing starts early. we have multiple races going on. from you out there at 6:00 a.m. it will be in the 50s. low 60s by account a.m. and we warm into the low to mid 70s, both for saturday and sunday. you don't have to worry about any issues. we will get to the other festivities in just a second. upper 50s to around 60 right now, look at the satellite. not much is going on the here except for east wind that's bringing us the clouds, it will bring partly at times to mostly but for us it will stay sunny. look at the dry air, just on top of us here. a lot of sinking air. we can't make clouds. that's fine with you and me; right, as we head into the weekend left to mid 70s. a little actually above average for this time of year.

while wal- mart's great value 100% grated parmesan cheese came in at 7.8%. (lydia mulvaney/bloombe rg commodities reporter) you're getting ripped off. it's not what you bargained for. wal-mart would not comment for this story, but jewel-osco told cbs it "...has pulled the essential everyday parmesan cheese from our stores as we continue to investigate the matter." (michelle miller/cbs news/fairfield, nj) to help consumers figure out which products are made of real cheese versus those that are loaded with fillers, schuman's has introduced this "true cheese" seal. they will be putting it on their products and are working to get others to adopt the seal as well. michelle miller, cbs news, fairfield, new jersey ((brian loftus)) > there's one particular football jersey nevada. dick's sporting goods claims the best selling n-f-l jersey in the state... is green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers. jersey.. among all the other n-f-l players this season. /// > we'll be right back./// joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > brian loftus > thanks for

. >> alicia: good news if you work at wal-mart. it's all next on abc columbia gervais. a new study reveals that the military is >> ben: welcome back. a new study reveals what many of us already knew. the military is struggling to provide adequate care for veterans suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder. the rand corporation study found many of the troops with ptsd and depression are not getting the minimum number of therapy sessions which according to military guidelines is four within eight weeks. veterans affairs officials blame it on a lack of mental health professionals. >> speaker: toyota is recalling nearly three million suvs worldwide because of possible problems with seat belts. this morning, the company said a flaw could cause some rear seat the affectioned vehicles are the toyota rav-4, toyota rav-4e-v and toyota vanguard. they'll fix it at no cost to the consumer. >> ben: wal-mart says it will boost its minimum wage to $10 an hour from $9 which is where it sits now. the change applies to virtually all of wart's workers including supervisors, those affe

we asked wal-mart for a comment today if they would be doing anything more to raise awareness. we have yet to hear back from them. if you have any more questions about this scam, go to abc7ny.com. we have resources from the aarp and advice and things to do to protect yourself. i'm stacy sager, channel 7 >>> new york's governor is gaining support for a 12-week paid family leave proposal. governor cuomo announced today that a dozen agencies and organizations, like the naacp back the plan. >> i want to spend some time with a newborn baby, they should have that right and it shouldn't require they be rich enough to take the time off because everyone deserves that decency. >> if the plan becomes law, new york will have the longest family leave in the entire country. >>> a newark public school taking steps to battle a chronic problem, absenteeism. christopher surfer announced a attendance committee. the goal is to reduce absences. according to the superintendent, the number of them in the school >>> is the third time the champ? the federal appeals court here in new jersey is pushing l

while wal-mart's great value 100% grated parmesan cheese came in at 7.8%. (gfx out) ( lydia mulvaney/bloombe rg commodities reporter) you're getting ripped off. it's not what you bargained for. michelle miller wal-mart would not comment for this story, but jewel-osco told cbs it "...has pulled the essential everyday parmesan cheese from our stores as we continue to investigate the matter." to help consumers figure out which products are made of real cheese versus those that are loaded with fillers, schuman's has introduced this "true cheese" seal. they will be putting it on their products and are working to get others to adopt the seal as well. michelle miller, cbs news, fairfield, new jersey ((brian loftus)) the fda says it takes economic fraud seriously. in 2013 the agency warned a its product did not actually contain any parmesan cheese. the company later went bankrupt./// ((brian loftus)) > if you want to skip the cheese.. you don't have to cut the wine. why tonight may be a great time.. to raise a glass./// ((brian loftus)) > coming up today on eight n

mayor gene hunt confirms "cres" will no longer build a "wal-mart neighborhood market". we first told you about the proposal in the fall. residents came together to keep the project from moving forward. they told us they had enough grocery stores in their area. a family moves into an upscale neighborhood in virginia beach, eager to build their dream home next to the lynhaven river. but that dream soon turned into a nightmare after they got dozens of complaints from neighbors. typically a home like this would have ten to single one led to a work stoppage, and the family has been able to move in. but the owner feels that he got a raw deal from his neighbors. c 5 11:45 byron woodard it'll be a highly intense envronment is an understatement we look into what happens when neighbors complain - and why the city has to react - whenever someone builds a new home in an established neighborhood. be sure to catch chris horne's investigation, "over-inspected", on wavy news 10 tonight at 6. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a stray am shower. then mostly cloudy. a few afternoon s

. >> also at 4:00 are action the urgent search for this woman, caught on camera lunging at local wal-mart workers with a knife. thank you for joining us. i'm ginger gadsden. >> i'm lisa bell. thanks for joining us. >> i'm julie broughton. also ahead, forget the furry it seems more fitting the gator pinpoints the spring weather for the south. his verdict in 20 minutes. he doesn't look like he's having a good day. the verdict is not one we'll want to change. >> sounds good. we begin right now, though, with breaking news. deputies are on the scene of a double shooting in cocoa along clear lake road, just south of eastern florida state college and near clear lake middle school. justin warmoth joins us live from the details from investigators. what are they telling you? >> we have not heard much from to this shooting. however, they told me they're not actively looking for any investigators are placing evidence markers right now. witnesses tell me the shooting happened at the tax office there and a woman who works inside says it was actually her boss who was shot. let's show you some video we s

barbara: a disturbing find in a wal-mart parking lot. a young woman's body in her car. investigators say it could have been there as long as three months. she was last seen alive november 13 the same day she left a rehab center. they say her car will tinted windows and sun said making tit difficult to spot someone inside. the cause is not determined but police believe it was likely suicide. for the first time in 30 years a massachusetts resident is waking up a free man. he was 17 years when he was arrested for the rape of a 78-year-old neighbor. a single strand of hair helped convict him despite the victim saying he was not the attacker. the scientific analysis proving guilt is one fof the f.b.i. says is flawed. else out of jail. john: a stunning medical error this morning. was being lawyer said the doctor apologized but the hospital billed them. >> now to new york and 8-year-old girl saving the life of her baby brother. >> this is ambulance dispatcher. can i help you? >> my brother is about to dry. barbara: that little girl made the call for her parents who don't speak

they love their wal-mart there because it provided a real need. it had to close because they couldn't afford the $15. you know, john talked about seattle, jorng of course one of those billionaires who can't afford $50 for parking. but somehow, the point is restaurant prices there have gone up 7 to 8% t. prices are passed onto the consumer. whether you look at anecdotes or studies, $15 minimum wage, everything above mark will hurt the economy. >> hillary clinton wants $12 for a minimum wage. even that's not good enough for these union backed, union funded protesters. >> you need to back you a. i make these union signs. i make the tv ads for the politicians, it's called don't be hurting my job here. back to this point, you can tie it to the other conversation we were having because of no real wage growth and a slow recovery, there's lots of people that have lots of minimum wage jobs. i say all for them. if you can demand and get more, if you get more money, you are going to spend more money. we can continue to have this debate. i think as long as wo

a lot of case law on wal-mart and a lot of opponents of the wal-mart wanted eirs to look at the you know just because it is a wal-mart you have to do on eir that's not the test from the amazing is going to cause mom and pop shops to shut down from the wal-mart causes the mom and pop shows to cut down and known it going through anywhere that is a ceqa impact in the just the social or environmental impact in and of itself and then i think we'll i turn this over to ken that does ceqa review for sfmta. >> thank you good afternoon. director nolan and members of the board of directors in my mind is kenny work the sustainable streets legislation i'll continue here i'm going to focus specifically on the applications of ceqa as it relates to sfmta projects many of these are projects you've seen before you on our past agenda one category of projects that mta is engaged in are traffic and parking modifications those are often on your consent calendar items 10.2 including some of the ones such as the modification for traffic regulations i know there is one that came before the board the powell

wal-mart wants them to comply with safety rules. tart, toys r us, and amazon have report pulled them from their websites as well. here's the charlotte skyline. you have the clouds, no rain, though, boy, has it been windy, up in the mountains early this morning, gusts up to 52 miles an hour. we will find out how it will impact us today and the weekend. the seven-day forecast coming up. and next, we are taking a look at the damage the storm that coast. >> anchor: voluntary evacuations underway for a massive brushfire that scorched 7 acres in malibu, fire broke out in steep inaccessible terrain early this morning. light winds were assisting helicopter crews making water drops over the fire. firefighters from everturea county have been called to assist. this is video just in, a massive tree fell on a home in rock hill. after the strong storms that rolled across the area. take a look at the damage, the home on chest nut street. the good news, no one was injured. the american red cross is helping out. our area caused many issues across th

last month 60-year-old crenshaw was stopped for shoplifting at a wal-mart. she pleaded no contest and sentenced to two years of probation where she can not shop at any wal-mart. >>> a west lake police officer has been quitted of using -- acquitted of using excessive force and trying to cover it up. he tried to cover it up, placed a false report and lied to an investigator. he was placed on leave afterwards. >>> a suspect is charged with the death of a kent state student. police arrested a 17-year-old suspect in the death of nicholas massa. the 17-year-old from stowe is also arrested police have been look for three possible suspects in connection with that shooting. both teens are charged with delinquent say to aggravated murder. >>> this is a miscommunication when it comes to a bill being sent to the family of rice. the mayor jackson said the 5 $500 bill should never have been printed and should have been flagged. mayor jackson says the bill was never sent directly to the rice family. a claim was sent to an executor who asked the city for a copy of the charg