and the top three spots in west -- wal- mart and the top three spots in westminster, wal-mart, wal- mart, wal-mart, but no spot topped this one, 1,314 calls alone. dolores lives next-door and says cops repeatedly chase shoplifters through her front yard. >> pretty staggering to me. >> reporter: one member of the city council calls our data a disturbing revelation. >> very concerned. i had no idea that the calls were to this degree at this particular location. >> reporter: she wants wal- mart to do something to fix it. >> frankly, i think it's brilliant that you're taking a >> reporter: and it's not just colorado. shortly after this fight inside a wal-mart shampoo aisle went viral, the mayor of beach grove, indiana, did something unprecedented. >> if they couldn't do better, i didn't want them here. >> reporter: why not declare the store a public nuisance and levy a $2,500 fine for every excessive call for service. >> i didn't think they were doing very good and they weren't good for our city. >> reporter: ultimately mayor buckley never issued one fine once wal-mart decided it best to

calls for service, its maul wart and the top three spots in west -- wal- westminster, wal-mart, wal- mart, wal-mart, but no spot topped this one, 1,314 calls alone. dolores lives next-door and says cops repeatedly chase shoplifters through her front yard. >> pretty staggering to me. >> reporter: one member of the city council calls our data a disturbing revelation. >> very concerned. i had no idea that the calls were to this degree at this particular location. >> reporter: she wants wal- mart to do something to fix it. >> frankly, i think it's brilliant that you're taking a look at this and thank you very much. >> reporter: and it's not just colorado. shortly after this fight inside a wal-mart shampoo aisle went viral, the mayor of beach grove, indiana, did something unprecedented. >> if they couldn't do better, i didn't want them here. >> reporter: why not declare the store a public nuisance and levy a $2,500 fine for every excessive call for service. >> i didn't think they were weren't good for our city. >> reporter: ultimately mayor buckley never issued one fine once wal-mart deci

wal-mart management wants to be clear that this wasn't a hack....it was a coding mistake. the error happened during a server switchover. if two customers logged in at the same time -- they may have been able to see the other person's information -- including their name, address, date of birth and prescription history. wal-mart is contacting potentially affected customers directly and offering them identity protection services. you can still bring your e-cig on a commercial flight.. but you can't use it. the department of transportation issued a new regulation that stops you from using e-cigarettes on any domestic or foreign airlines flying to, from, or in the u-s. transportation officials says this rule will protect passengers who don't want to be fumes. the regulation is also designed to clear up any confusion over whether the previously existing ban on tobacco products included e-cigarettes. remember while you can take an e- cig onboard a plane.... you can't pack it your checked bag. did you get a coffee mug for valentine's day... you might want to double check where it

. >>> police walk up to this guy inside a wal*mart and in seconds he's running away. what police say he was doing to women inside that wal*mart that had him in so much trouble. >> a teenager in tennessee accused of opening fire on his mom and his grandma. their simple request the family says set him off. >>> talk about desperate. the disgusting act police say this guy tried to avoid getting arrested.

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practices are in basis and now the company lets customers opt out of the program more money for wal mart employees in hampton roads the pay raise is coming soon to tell you how much the company is planning to dole out and six of virginia beach shooting suspect admits to pulling the trigger but says it was a drug fueled accident with a jailhouse interview ahead. neighbors watch as police raid a sufi kong in a meth lab bust chicken now police are looking for him. please say things got heated between a customer and employeehemployee's brother tried to step in the guy pulled out a gun and started shooting happened yesterday afternoon one employee was hit several times a second employee who happen to be the brother of the first employee attempted to swat the army between both for both parties at which time the offender produced a large hearing gunfire striking complained several times now investigators are looking for witnesses and waiting to review surveillance video from that restaurant the nineteen year old employee is in stable condition. please say a man died after he went panning for go

when you go into wal-mart and you see "made in china," you think, oh, everything is made in china. the reality is american consumption, only about 5%, under 5% of total american consumption is actually chinese stuff. at the same time, american manufacturers make a lot of things we don't see on a daily basis. satellites, aircraft. again, american manufacturing output is at a record high. the vast majority of the american economy is services. these are a lot of things that aren't tradeable. these are things like going to the economy or paying for a plumber. this is money that we save on imported chinese goods. you can spend on american services, american workers, and that is getting reinvested into the american economy. >> let me -- >> so, you know, i mean we've got a trade cedeficit argument and i agree with what's been said. we can't say because we are exporting less than we are importing, then therefore, we've got job loss. that's -- that is not the, you know, the structure here right? >> i am the one that's burdened with a degree in economics. >> let her finish. >> i am not quest

. >>> police walk up to this guy inside a wal*mart and in seconds he's running away.hat police say he was doing to women inside that wal*mart that had him in so much trouble. >> a teenager in tennessee accused of opening fire on his mom and his grandma. their simple request the family says set him off. >>> talk about desperate. the disgusting act police say this guy tried to avoid getting arrested. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. out and about tomorrow, look out. so will penndot. they'll be out there on 95 northbound right at the cottman avenue off-ramps off and on not only tomorrow but all day on friday. tomorrow breakfast segment we'll go to patti's cafe over at the flying w restaurant there in medford, new jersey. come on by beginning at 9:00 o'clock. we'll have breakfast somebody coffee and then the cone zone here in norristown tomorrow they'll be working on the dannehower bridge beginning at 9:00 o'clock. what you need to know before you get on the go, we'll have it >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> crazy v

. >> women targeted after shopping at wal*mart.t one woman was caught doing ♪ >>> philadelphia police hope this video can lead them to the guy accused of of robbing a woman in northern liberties thursday night. investigators say this surveillance video shows the man following her then grab her purse. cops say he tried to get her phone but when the woman refused he pulled out a gun. police say the man eventually ran off down brown street then jumped into awaiting car. that incident is eerily sim floor a tragic crime that happened just blocks away in 2142 robbers walked up to amber long and her mother. employees say they shot her as they stole her purse. and police are still after those men. >>> a man and student in burlington county are facing charges to night. police say they busted the pair for trying to smuggle drugs into a school. officials say they tried to fake out the school office with a lunch bag. >> but something did not sit right with staff. shawnette wilson is live in bordentown what tipped off officials. shawnette? >> r

. >> women targeted after shopping at wal*mart.t one woman was caught doing behind the counter that is left customers totally grossed out. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. what's the most awarded ranking from top to bottom. luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. there better be some awards behind what you are paying for, right. the final answer. chevy. the most awarded car company two years in a row. wow, it's like a luxury car. i was shocked. i mean it's like, this is chevy? current qualified gm lessees can get a sign and drive lease on this chevy cruze limited for around $179 per month. find n

that's the problem wal-mart is happening now. the towns wal-mart has gone into are going bankrupt. now wal-mart is closing stores and the towns are having to figure out how do we rebuild the local infrastructure. how do we create a drugstore and a bookstore and everything else that we need to replace this big vacuum that came to our community and wiped out our connective tissue? companies can start thinking about communicating with their shareholders get early. so instead of being beholden to the growth of the shareprice, start telling your shareholders they are going to get dividends, they are going to earn real money for owning a portion of your company. create companies as platform cooperatives where your workers are always in the company. there's a confederate of trantwelve, same idea except they pay more and the drivers own 50% of the company. what does that mean? it means that when the company eventually pivots, as they all will, to mechanical cars driven by computers, you haven't and research and development for the thing that will replace you. you've replace you. uganda res

>>reporter: wendy, just a couple days ago here in this parking lot of that wal-mart in clear water, a woman was targeted and yesterday another woman targeted. dragged to the ground, her wrist broken. a 17 year-old woman -- 71 year- old woman. least four suspected have trolled grocery store parking lots looking for pursing hanging on elderly women. >> you are robbing people that work. i am employed. i have to work for whatever i have. >> kathy, who didn't want her identity shown was attacked while putting her groceries away at a wal-mart sunday. >> i started screaming he stole my purse. he stole miopus. >> kathy is one of six women targeted from clear water to lake wails since saturday. >> i feel different from the incident. i am very afraid. >> it's gonna progress, and it has progressed. >> winter haven police urge all women to leave their purse at home or shop with a friend. >> i'll be shopping without a purse and with a friend, with us that some of those suspects were interrogated at the police headquarters but have not released any identities. we're live tonight, abc action news. >

when wal-mart sees it, business people are getting there. unfortunately drowned out by the political environment today. >> rose: i want to continue with that. tell me where you think the political is, will latinos vote massively against donald trump? >> i think they're very fearful today. just a simple statement of facts. i was in chicago last week talking with will theinos at the street level and consistently at every person that i visited, irrespective of who else they were for, democrat or republican, they are very fearful of donald trump today. they can't distinguish between a person who says he's going to deports 12 million people and a person who has to work within the american system. >> rose: some of the leaders on the republican side and paul ryan and others said we can't afford to be driving people away. >> but i think it's both sides, right. we have a current president that has deported more people than any of his pred desser-- predecessors. so people are reacting to that. you saw it in the mid term elections. and now in this elec

they say his sister, ashley wenters, see seeing in the surveillance video at the wal-mart in deltona moments before sunday's robbery. deputies say the man is the man seen on camera, grabbing a cash box from the scouts at the wal-mart in deltona and took off in a car with his sister and small child. news 6 reporter jennifer ortega on the crime and the suspects. look for her report tonight at 11:00. >> ginger: developing at 7:00, the man charged after his young niece accidentally shot herself to death could get out of jail any moment now. news 6 was there as the judge set bond at $20,000 for eric williams. reporter troy campbell tells us strangers are now trying to help this grieving family. >> reporter: with the child's uncle facing charges for keeping that gun unlocked and within reach, a local business is helping raise money for the family to pay for her funeral costs. >> cute little girl. you know how young kids are. >> reporter: kevin shaw, the owner of kevin's corner store off 1792 and sanford says the family has been frequent customers of his for a while. >> i've known the famil

cause wal-mart to lower their prices. >> those savings will bring new opportunity.ve it? remember 200 years ago most americans worked on farms. >> 90 percent used to work on farms now less than 2 percent. you think all of those people would be out of work. >> a lot of people lost their jobs for a little bit of time but they found new jobs and found jobs doing things more productive. >> we forget how hard it was to produce food without tractors. farm work was long and dangerous. >> we saw the car displacing the horses buggies and we don't limit that passage. the black smiths of old probably had to figure out something else to do. they all found jobs. the economy evolved. it's an evolving ecosystem. >> but some don't want it to evolve. the cab drivers demand the government protect their jobs. >> what do we want? >> leg ratiregulations. >> plush fromming toilets and pluming take away my job. >> now we have inventory now what am i going to do with it? >> there are many who are taking our jobs. >> unfortunately in america today there are people who want to do what he wan

it is true, and i want to point this out, when you go to the wal-mart, products are cheaper because of china, and lower income people get products for less money. but because we're only growing at 2% instead of 4, or 4% instead of 5, their income debt is much lower. and if i could give you a toyota camry for $15,000 instead of 25, but your neighbor would lose his job, would you think that would be a good deal for america? that's precisely the bad deal that barack obama is offering americans with the tpp. he announced the trade agreement in south korea as one that was going to create thousands of new jobs, and he had all kinds of analysis that t it would, and all of the think tanks in town are grinding out the studies to show it. since that has come to pass, the debt to south korea has gone up by billions and the imports have gone out more than the exports have gone out. >> it's a good concrete example of a recently entered into agreement that promised a lot. and like other agreements that preceded it, seems not to deliver. >> are you talking about the tpp or the nafta? >> i'm talking a

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after the two stole a cash box from a girl scout selling cookies outside adel tonea wal-mart. >> robbery is what it was. he pulled it out of her hands and i think it was scary for her. she is a 12-year-old kid. he is a grown man. >> investigators say they were on the two since tuesday when another officer recognized delbrugge from another arrest. they found delbrugge on facebook and recognized his picture and the interior of the car of the honda santa fe leaving the wal-mart parking lot monday. and led detectives where they lived and the grandfather looked at surveillance photos and confirmed it was delbrugge and winters. >> they told us yeah that was his wife and that was his daughter and their vehicle. >> on wednesday, the victim picked up delbrugge out of the line up and still no sign of the cash box. >> we don't know where the cookie money is. we have not tracked down the cash box. >> the cash box only had $100 inside. after hearing the story overnight radio makes 105.1 decided to pitch in to collect money for the troop raising over $1,000 in sales. tonight we spoke to the 12-year-ol

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the girl scout had been out in front of a wal-mart in deltona, selling cookies all day long. so all of her hard-earned cash disappeared with that box. but today, news 6 teamed up with one of our radio partners to help her out. reporter loren korn was in deltona this morning where the community is getting results for this young girl scout. >> reporter: residents tell me this is a tight-knit community. after they watched our story last night about a thief stealing money from a girl scout troop selling cookies here, they wanted to help. folks donated hundreds of dollars to replace the money stolen. >> horrible thing turned into something really good for the girl scouts. >> reporter: just days after this man stole money from a 12-year-old girl selling cookies outside a wal-mart, people >> we heard about it and thought it was ridiculous. >> reporter: they say it was a no-brainer to help raise money for the girls. >> we've had so many people donating and angry about this, opening their purses and helping out. >> reporter: alexander says he didn't have to wait long for people to don

after dumping the change into the kiosk at a wal-mart in maple shade.ide here, it was once again off this time by a quarter. at t.d. bank penny arcade on warnington up $2.43 short and abington the counter off 21 cents. and the city avenue bridge in philadelphia actually paid us 3 cents extra. finally at pnc bank on city avenue it returned an extra 9 cents. and the camden county department of weights and measures, the agency responsible for testing the coin kiosks. >> anything off by a single penny we would fail it. >> on all three of their tests the machines were right on the money. consumers can look for this sticker to be sure the coin counter they are using passed the new jersey inspection process. >> it means it has been tested by the state and is accurate. >> the new jersey inspectors are only expected to test those in stores and accessible to the public, not those in banks. and no oversight on kiosks. >> maybe it is flying under the radar. >> after they were short-changed we had good news to the family. following our call refunded $44. >> it is ni

we're going on saturdays and sundays, we're sending them to wal-mart. >> let me ask you this. has that mobile unit issued this year? >> that mobile unit has only issued 29 ids this year.ng them to empty lots. we're sending them to swamps. we're sending them to abandoned mine shafts.nding them to radio shack. [ laughter ]egistration effect effort has been so unsuccessful, merrill said, quote, "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink." order to drink the water, the horse had to get a valid drivers license. [ laughter ] these laws have the potential to disenfranchise millions of s presidential election. difficult for people to vote, people who had to fight for that right in the first place. this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ] if you treated your tablet like greasy fast food treats your body... you'd have no way to watch cat videos. to greasy, fast food... and treat your body right... with the delicious chicken sandwich from subway. made with our new hand-pulled, all-white meat chickenibioti

. >>> wal-mart is giving its employees in pennsylvania, a raise.more than 45,000 workers at wal-mart and sam's clubs across the state will earn a minimum of $10 an hour. retail chain is hiking wage is a cross the country. for most of its .44 million employees, specifically those hired before the beginning of this year. >>> a new report find pennsylvania's incarceration rate is the fourth highest in the country. and pennsylvania has the highest percentage of people on parole. there are 50,000 state prison inmates, and 30,000 parolees in the commonwealth. governor tom wolf ordered the study as part of an investigation into ways to reduce crime and shrink the state's prison population. >>> several dozen people turned out tonight in camden county for a summit on heroin addiction. the meeting brought together law enforcement, parents, educators, and health care provide tours talk about addiction, treatment, and prevention. tonight's summit took place at the highland regional high school in blackwood, new jersey. >>> tomorrow, abc news will air a special

. >> ginger: donations are pouring in after a girl scout was robbed outside a deltona wal-mart. >> julie: the 12-year-old's cash box was stolen while selling cookies at the store. crews decided to pitch in after hearing our story last night. news 6 reporter loren korn shows us how they are getting results for this troop. >> reporter: after our story aired last night, we're getting results. deltona residents stepped up and donated hundreds of dollars tolerate girl scout troop after the thief stole all their money while selling cookies here at wal-mart. >> reporter: a busy day outside of wal-mart, people giving money to the girl scout troop after deputies say this man stole their cash box sunday afternoon. >> we've had so many people donating and angry about this and opening their purses and helping out. >> reporter: adam alexander says it was a no-brainer to pitch in and help the girls. >> we heard about it and said this is ridiculous. >> reporter: alexander taped up this homemade sign and it didn't take long for people to donate. >> i heard about it this morning when i was taking my gran

. >>> wal*mart customer just got unexpected surprise.accused of exposing himself to them but not in the way you might suspect. we'll explain. >>> the military trying out new weapon to help our wounded warriors heal horrors of war. how making a mask is breaking down barriers and saving lives. >> kathy. >> today started off in the 30s. now in the 50s and watch how that warmth from the south will build over the next couple of days. how about some 70s? we'll take a look the that seven day when we come back. ♪ >>> trash workers has died after he fell off the back of a garbage truck in delaware coun county. skyfox over lat muss avenue 4:30 this afternoon. officials are being tight lipped about what happened. but so far we're told the worker somehow fell off the truck and on to the road and then a car hit him. the they have not released his department at the. >>> a deadly day in belgium and now isis is claiming responsibility for the explosions there. two blasts ripped through brussels international airport followed by another explosion at at a

simon is the former wal-mart ceo. i repeat, the former wal-mart ceo.h us this morning. good to have you with us. >> a connoisseur. how are you? >> i'm remarkably well. at night last night. you used to be a jeb bush supporter. >> i still am. stuart: you still are. you call trump an incredible phenomenon. does that mean that you now support donald trump? >> you know, going forward what is happening that donald trump has been really fascinating to watch. he has taken the political coalition that president reagan built probably in the late 70s and turned it completely on its head. that has been interesting to watch. as far as mr. trump goes, he's got the opportunity to unite the party. he made steps towards that last night. stuart: you approved this press conference, this news conference about 9:40 last night. he grabbed all of the attention in the middle of the election results and outcomes donald trump and madeleine focuses on him. ifad he gave a performance which was more subdued. i thought he was looking to be a bit more presidential. are you buying th

the police were suspicious of that story because officers were at wal-mart searching for the baby. and now she is in jail for infusing panic, and she was on probation for an aggravated menacing conviction, and for threatening her sister in the face. right now we know that the baby and the two other children are in the care of family services. beenton is scheduled to be in court this morning at a inintermittent or perennial. they will be in court, we will bring you the latest from her arraignment later today. >>> and benton is the only one facing charges, two juveniles were taken into custody and charged with stealing property with related to benton's car being stolen. >>> looking to get a measure to legalize medical marijuana on it will submit proposed ballot lan wog language to the state attorney general next week. it will call for to regulate marijuana for those with a doctor's permission. >> it will start a new youth supervision policy along with the state department. the policy requires that all shoppers under the age of 17 will have to be required at 5:00 p.m. on fridays and s

>> wal-mart surveillance cameras caught him. they say he was with a woman and small child. the three walked together to the car and that's when the man came back to grab the cash. >> to know she was out there all day trying to sell cookies. to have your paycheck taken from you, it is discouraging. >> this guy wanted that money. whether the girl was there, i think he was going to go for it. >> detectives say that the cookie thief he left in a hyundai santa fe. if you have any information about this guy or happened sunday afternoon, you are urged to contact deputies deputies. >> funeral services set for later this morning for the local college grad killed in the line of duty on her first night on the job. this was the powerful scene in virginia as police drove in formation with the hearst. she was shot on saturday night while responding to a domestic violence call. this happened a day after this young lady was sworn in. gwendon who is a graduate was killed and two other officers were injured. the suspect in that shooting, there is his picture has allegedly already admitted to

according to ohio.com, that arrest stems from a fight in a wal-mart parking lot. and mcgee said the officers used excessive -- excessive force. southwest ohio will reopen. and the attorney for the 13- year-old boy accuseed in the shooting entered a not guilty plea for him and that boy carried a handgun all morning and that is before opening fire. four students have. >>> and we're learning that the couple has 80 dogs and they had a license for the dog breeding and the ohio department of agriculture revoked that license in january after finding a number of violations. and that department doesn't have the authority to take it up. >> and new photos in twinsburg, high school students are posted online and a student is a person of interest in the case and that website was served as a subpoena and search warrant at the end of january and that >>> and with mosquito season two months away, and to prepare for a virus outbreak. and it's been linked to berth defects when women are pregnant and become infected and five cases were reported in ohio. >>> and ohio's heroin 'dem si

michelle: this guy is running out of a wal-mart in south carolina and then he looks back to make sure that he's not being followed, but he trips and falls face first into an s.u.v. police say he stole $40 worth of meat. jason: and he has a big headache this morning. three teens are recovering after their truck overturned in a brevard county canal. this was the scene as fire fighters rushed out yesterday afternoon. deputies say those teens were riding in soft sand when their truck lost control. it flipped on to the roof. there wasn't much water in the canal and rescuers were able to pull the three to safety. the 14-year-old, 18-year-old and 19-year-old all had just minor >> soon people in volusia county may not go to jail if caught with marijuana. michelle: yesterday an ordinance was passed which gives law enforcement the flexibility to fine people caught with to grams of weed or less. if caught police can give you a citation instead of arresting you. this goes into effect on april 1 but it only applies to unincorporated volusia county and the beach. >> a water scam is scaring people i

, crashed and chased down three teens who ran away with it. no baby. they searched the west side wal-mart. they canvassed the neighborhood around the car crash. no baby. 9:30, to applause, nicole ending. found. that was the most pressing concern, finding the baby, she was located. she was taken sound. mother. >> that was at 10:00. questions still hung in the air, like, where was the baby. by 2:00, police cruiser sat outside nicole's apartment in the west end. 3:30, lieutenant had the rest of the story. it was all a story. >> determined the child was never in the vehicle from the investigation. apparently the mother left the home and as the offices were out casing the area. immediate area as well as the western hills area, trying to locate the child. she left the home in a taxicab. went a few walks down the road. to the home, with the child. >> she left with the child also. nicole benton is charged with inducing panic, obstruction official business and making false reports. two juveniles were charged with receiving stolen property with the theft of the car. the two children, ages 5 and 7:0

one woman wrote about her experience at this wal-mart facebook post received more than 25,000 shares. now police say it doesn't rise >> the most you can do is trust >> reporter: there are stories just like this one posted to facebook after a woman perceived followed in fair lawn. i have been watching him just as much as he was watching us. i would notice he would talk to this girl every once in a while then they . that post was shared 10s of thousands of times. they admit the couple's but say no crime was committed. it sounds similar to in cuyahoga falls, but police tell us there's no connection there either. we spoke with shoppersed to who say they stay alert and about. >>> if you're in a low lit out for what's behind you. >> i look for faces that look or acting strange. >> reporter: turner says never hesitate to report something that just doesn't seem right. >> we will be happy to come out and investigate the stances. there's no police agency that would poo poo your concerns like that. >> reporter: police have looked into the reports of these suspicious the couples are likely not re

leaders said the 'y' made a commitment to build a brand new facility on the land just south of the wal-mart in town. that land that was donated to the 'y' from knapp properties as part of the dedicated park space required by the city for any builder. however, the 'y' announced its selling the land and ditching the project all together. '10 years ago the ymca made a commitment to grimes to build a part of town and just to see that being abandoned it frustrating.' in a statement released by the y- m-c-a it said the company is prioritizing its efforts and currently underway. leap day has a special meaning for some central iowa families... several babies were born on this "once every four years" day. that includes "zane," who came into the world around four-30 a-m, weighing eight pounds and six ounces. his parents say they knew it was a possibility they might have him on leap day... but didn't think it would actually happen. 'it is fun and so many people ask about it and talk about it, hes become a popular guy.' zane's parents joked he came early to watch tonight's big iowa state game. they've

target, wal-mart and best collectible versions of the blu-ray combo pack. a denver program wants to get teens excited about science... by taking science out of the classroom and bringing it into the students excited about careers in stem -- science, technology, engineering and math. 9news reporter maya rodriguez explores the plan to help teenagers of today become the scientists of tomorrow. sometimes. to understand the part. you have the dress the part. "when i saw it, i thought i was going to pass out." caroline janney is a freshman at east high school. trying on some of the heavy-duty gear researchers wear when they do field work at the south pole. "it just sounds so interesting to learn to live in such a unique place." she's one of two dozen students from east high and john f. kennedy high in denver. who visited the national oceanic and atmospheric administration complex in boulder. it's part of a program called my brother's keeper. and the idea revolves around getting teens excited about science. and its real-world applications. "what we're trying to do

searching for a man and a woman they say have been following women around stores and shopping at both a wal-mart and marshall's storere rather than report it they just posted the experience on facebook but please hope that somebody will recognizee the couple from the surveillance video. a high alert we've got the local store security on alert and encourage people to do the same. >> if you recognize the suspect police is not accused of any crime but they would like to ask him questions.. >> battles destroyed a pair of historical markers and they stole the pictures and the printed copy inside the markers honoringhe former who the mayor of stokes and charles addams and landscape designer and a third one honoring browns legend jim brown now covered with green marker, andnd they say it is very disappointing speech likee he did a lot of things for the setting. >> see someone do this, it is very heartbreaking. been uploaded to make future markers were secured. >> bonds carry concealed weapons new licenses in 2015 in addition , over 5,000 concealed carry licenses renewed last year :20its 2,000 licenses

wal-mart says this was due to a coding mistake an not a hack. recall list so if you are sipping your coffee, make sure you check this out. the consumer product safety commission says ceramic covery mugs with the phrase love today on them were mislabeled as being microwave safe. the lettering on that mug is metallic and it can spark in the microwave, even cause a fire. thank you for the sounds, bill. the mugs were sold exclusively at target store. if you have one, they are urging to you stop using it. can you return it for the store for a full refund. >> it is like putting aluminum foil in the microwave. you never want to do that. >> never want to do that. >>> there will be a celebration for one of the state could's most popular attractions. >> we'll tell would you the special guest will be at the polar bear exhibit today. >> maybe a polar bear? collectors can only dream about. what one family found after the grandfather. >> lets get to the winning numbers. steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won -