a coupon to burger king. >> so you're going to get related offers based on your purchase history. if you do your weekly shopping at trader joe's, maybe whole foods wants you as a customer if you live near whole foods. >> makes sense. >> we'll give you $5 back. they know you already are spending in that category. >> can that have an impact on the inventory of the store? if i go every day and buy chocolate chip bagels and i buy two every day -- >> is this a confession? >> essentially. >> specific product. >> off the top of my head. but would they -- in the sense know that store, individual store know that i'm consuming that and they will restock so i might buy more? >> we get the transaction on your credit card statement or your debit card statement so we won't know specifically that you bought a chocolate chip bagel but that you spent $6 at that merchant. that's enough to understand that if you go to that merchant probably a lot of others that would like to get you in their store. and the way we make it easy for you we make sure that for them to get you in their store, they have go

a mcdonald's over expanded correctly, burger king tried and failed. borders tried it and ultimately failed. >>catherine: some people say they miss the boat when it came to online sales. the didn't capitalize on that very well. >> right amazon did well. orders thought people would still want to come in and touched the books, and pay for coffee and enjoy. it feels it is a football field when i got one. to me that's retail square-foot space. when you go and what apple store, i'm talking as an investor. when you go in to borders, there is hidden treasures of the world here. its expansive and tough to make money out in the long term. >>catherine: the on-line presence wasn't strong. we will be back, rubble and your e-mail's. stay with us we'll be back after the break. ñ >>pam: in the budget battle looming $110 million deficit has san jose officials warning, they may have to lay off hundreds of public safety employees even if the city does get labor concessions from its workers. in a preliminary budget session, officials painted a worst-case scenario. it inc

i could not work the cash register at burger king.ost occupations and recessions are close to you because you are a convicted felon -- occupations and jobs. when you see homeless people outside, most of them have felony convictions, mostly bullshit felonies, the little felonies. that is why they cannot get jobs. that is why they are panhandling and sleeping in doorways. their numbers are just going to multiplied next year, the year after, 10 years from now. >> let me ask, would you agree there are significant areas for people who have criminal history records? >> i would agree. it is not just people who have felony convictions and going to prison, but i was struck this morning by the stories that amy told, and a gentleman who was a reporter in santa clara county about the people who have the misdemeanor convictions they got without representation. i thought i would take a second to talk about what happened, at least in alameda county, after throwing conditions for a misdemeanor. in alameda, they probably end up on court probation for

. >> moving on to finding your way to -- what was this, a burger king? kfc valencia at hill. this was nothing but trouble. it was so much trouble. because they did a remodel and there were complaints and it was not an accessible entrance. and the owner came to the city and said, i with like to make my building accessible. i with like to put a ramp which you now see here, but it has to occupy the public right of way because it's outside the building on the public sidewalk. the department of public works did not like the idea of encroaching for the private benefit on to the public right of way, but they finally put it in. public works finally gave them the okay. here is looking down. it's an excellent solution. unfortunately, it does encroach into the public right of way and one of the elements of san francisco's general plan which the planning department prepares is that we should be maintaining our sidewalks for public use. there are other ramps around the city. this is a fully complying ramp that serves a lot of people with disabilities so it has to be completely complying i

. >> cooking our own hamburgers at the burger king maybe is an option. >> reporter: the embassy is working hard to get its citizens out. nick kourides is studying arabic at the american university in cairo. >> they've told us now that they're trying to get us out by tonight and it's going to be a late night. >> reporter: news his mother in new york has been waiting to hear. >> we're certainly very pleased with the results. it's the most you can hope for in a difficult situation. >> reporter: but for the smiths who gave up after spending more than seven hours at the airport, they headed back to their hotel room and hunkered down for another night. >> it's just a matter of have ing perseverance and doing -- staying with it. >> reporter: the smiths will be trying to get on a flight again tomorrow. as for their u.s. citizens waiting at the airport, we spoke to the embassy tonight and they told us they will be ferrying supplies to them as food and water. diane? >> food and water on its way, thank you, lama hasan. >>> and now what about the key questions for the americans abroad and the american

he went back to working at burger king. he worked his way up to burger king, which was owned by pillsbury and took over a division which was the lowest performing division in the united states. in three years, he took it to the highest regional performing position in the united states. he knows how to get things done. his next adventure was the ceo and president of got father's pizza, which he saved from bankruptcy -- godfather's pizza, which he saved from bankruptcy in 14 months. he was on the board of directors of the federal reserve bank of kansas city and was elected their chairman. he has written three books. "they think you are stupid," "why leadership is common sense," "develop the better speaker in." until last week, he hosted a radio talk show called "the herman cain show." he has written numerous columns and serves as a commentator for fox news business. the other thing that he is that i think is one of the best things is he thought cancer and has one won. he has battled it with his bass and his energy. with that,

with the word that he likes fast food, burger king made him an offer that they are inviting him to create his own collin furth burger. >> doesn't sound as good as the larry beil burger. >> they really wanted to entice him, they would let him dress up in the king costume. i mean that is big time right there. >> i see bidding war coming. >> oh, yeah. >> the warriors get another dose of troy murphy. for a few tays rnghts new video of the damage done by the terrible earthquake in new zealand. our cameras are escorted beyond the police lines. >>> and a jolt of electricity that promises a night of rest for those who can't fall asleep. we'll show you how that works. larry beil is here with all of the ports tonight. >> the sharks playing really well right now coming off a last victory in detroit. the sharks going for their fifth straight win. added one and dwaiive i gave ik it back. 20 minutes to kill. dance fever. ride tion the pony here. oh, yeah, oh, yeah. and then he finds a partner as chuck woolery would say, love connection, back in two and two. patrick marlowe in front. 2 ln 1 game. less t

. >>> don't blame mcdonald's or burger king for that muffin top you have. >> that's the message one stateawmakers in minnesota have introduced the cheeseburger bill. it would block consumers from suing for their weight problems now passed into law. consumers could not blame the industry for extra pounds caused by fries and burgers or sodas. advocates say the so-called cheeseburger bill would prevent frivolous lawsuit. if you are going to go there, you are going to eat. >> i think it's a good idea. just keep driving. >> how can you sue someone if you're going there and eating their burgers? you're in there -- >> they are not dragging you in. >>> 5:50. an nba team of here in california looking to move right here in california. why some are calling the new location an insult to injury. >> plus, reclining seats. wi-fi? the first class makeover for some bay area buses. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would tast

we're talking about mcdonald's, burger kings, kfcs, all sorts of fast food outlets and that means thatoutlets for every 100,000 people. subway also is the most ubiquitous one there. they're all over the place there, subways. >> that is crazy. and richmond was on the list too, as well. since we're doing rankings today, which state in the country do you think has the most italian-americans? >> this will catch you by surprise. don't think snooki. >> do not -- that's what i thought to or jersey or new york. no, sir, connecticut, where you live, has the most italians. they're not necessarily pure italians but 20% in 2009 said they were. new york just 14%. new jersey with 17%. 20% in connecticut. >> head my way for your pasta. >>> this morning on "world news now," frantic search. rescue teams work nonstop looking for earthquake victims dead or alive. >>> christchurch, new zealand, is in crisis as the death toll continues to rise. it's wednesday, february 23rd. >>> and good morning, everyone. thanks for being with us today. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm peggy bunker. rescue crews from all over t

if your choices or mcdonald's or burger king, it doesn't mean they will be healthy choices. guest: we have to go back to our earlier discussion. there are other ways to get health coverage to everyone. you can do it through incentives rather than through the penalties of these affordable care act. instead of having penalties for people not participating in health insurance, let's provide incentives to make it attractive for people to purchase debt incentive and make it affordable so they can afford to purchase debt coverage. people do want health insurance that they can afford and that meets their particular needs. trying to find one government cookie cutter that will tell us will have to have this particular health insurance is going to perhaps lead the majority of americans. there will be a significant minority that says this does not work for me. a lot more generous coverage or in more bare bones policies that just protect meat in the affect of a health emergency. giving people more choices, giving them incentives to purchase incentives, i believe it will get us there any

. >> cooking our own hamburgers at the burger king maybe is an option. >> reporter: the embassy is workingnd checks, the kind of checks licensed dealers are legally required to conduct. it was a glock 9 millimeter gun that ended the lives of six in tucson and wounded 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the shooting rampage has reignited the debate over how easily americans can obtain firearms. >> out the door, no tax. >> no tax. >> reporter: bloomberg's plan calls for two steps. first, mandate background checks for all gun sales with the exception of transfers between family members. and make sure records on potential buyers are up to date. >> and that includes records of felony convictions, domestic violence, misdemeanors and protective orders, drug use and addiction and determination of mental illness. >> reporter: however, some in arizona say these sales are protected by the second amendment. >> this is a fundamental specific enumerated right that all americans enjoy. the mayor doesn't like it. he has cooked up various schemes to try to deny our rights. >> reporter: s

it is the calorie equivalent of ten burger king chicken tenders. so overthrow the king.haved roast beef and gravy. it's 240 calories. you're cutting the fat in half, shaving 200 calories. >> a small side order of french fries comparable to -- >> two mcdonald's mcchicken classic sandwiches. >> and the best news of the year -- >> tater-tots. they are baked. >> little keg-shaped pieces of heaven. >> whoever invented those is a genius. solves our problem. >> when it comes to milk what's the improvement? >> all fat will be low fat or fat free. chocolate milk must be fat free. >> good information, david. thank you. tater-tots, yes! still ahead, diana was a fashion icon. now kate middleton is creating her own signature look. we'll compare their sense of style. first, these messages. - you know, these things are never wrong. "you're an amazing, beautiful woman." "you're everything i ever wanted." "i love you." - that's not on there. - no, it's in here. - the new charmed memories collection at kay jewelers. each design is hand-crafted in italy, and with hundreds of charms to choo