expert say, they don't think cosco sales will suffer, though. >> i think cosco is a little different. people go to cosco for a lot of things other than row tis at this chicken salad. i think people will continue to go there. >> no one has died from this, but sources say five people have been taken to the hospital in connection to this outbreak. cosco says, for now, they're pulling the chicken sam add from their store shelves. do you think? back to you, mike analling. >> please do. back to our area here, pennsylvania state troopers, patrick casey, he went home yesterday. >> yes, he was shot in a wild chase, that was tuesday morning, on vine street expressway. the incident ended in a fiery crash, and with the shooter behind bars, we spoke with trooper casey yesterday as he left the hospital. many are calling him hero. but he says he doesn't want all of the attention, he just is happy to be home. >> want to thank the friends for the support, have a hey thanksgiving. >> the adult is still lodge in the his body. doctors thought it was safe to leave it for now. the shooter giovanni charged

the cosco cashier was none the wiser. >> the total value of $11,093? that is somebody's wage and then some. reporter: when managers found the abandoned car seat they reviewed security video and called police. weatherspoon sold much of his loot in silver spring. >> that is amazing. reporter: he had been living in this northwest recovery home. we conceal the identity of the man who answered the front door today. >> he no longer lives here. he resided here but no longer lives here. reporter: weatherspoon is finished his thanksgiving at the montgomery county lockup, facing a felony theft charge. is alleged trick foiled just before black friday. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. kimberly: pretty tricky. thanksgiving is a kind of a thankful and to serve those in need. that is what employees and volunteers did this afternoon. the restaurant, bookstore and mounted theater opened its store on 14th street in northwest washington to feed the homeless. mayor muriel bowser talk to folks there. horace: an act of kindness for a total stranger goes far beyond a ride home for a

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in two trailers in a miami cosco parking lot, thieves hopped in, took off.the trailer's gps device the, trees are worth an estimated $35,000, authorities there hope someone saw the thieves and the truck and can contact police. >> not feeling too much like christmas here, but with all of the shopping today people are getting in the mood, right, kyla? >> maybe christmas in florida. this morning some fog out there. see temperatures in the upper 30s, and the low 40's,. >> 37 degrees, where margo is, good morning to you, in buena township new jersey. you can see, all of the cloudy skies there. take a look, heavy fog in her area. that's what we're seeing in many spots. try this one here, good morning joseph. in orland, again, he's got the cloud cover out there, 40 degrees, where he is. he says fog think morning, sent me picture to show me, pretty picture, but you start to see this is why we're having trouble out here, having reduced visibility, all throughout parts of new jersey and also in pennsylvania, too. live look at center city shows you that the sun is comi

coli outbreak tied to cosco chicken salad. the store is recalling a vegetable mix which is apparently the source. its celery andys onions are used in the cosco chicken salad and other products sold at target and starbucks. it is believed that the outbreak will grow. 11:00, a new report found that the number of arrests for marijuana possession is on the rise in virginia. 2003ts jumped 76% between and 2014. meanwhile, nationwide, arrest fell 6.5%. this is according to data supplied by the fbi. and a marines museum will close next year. that willn expansion double the museum's size and it will focus on the history of the marine corps since vietnam. coming up next on abc seven news news at 11:00, we are investigating predatory towing. what you need to know. and a warning for black friday shoppers, thieves are out to steal your money. kim: 7 is on your side with a consumer alert. theft crimes jumped during the holidays, as you can imagine. not everyone in those black ds are cloud -- crow looking for a deal. kate whitworth was more.

two people were transported behind the cosco and walmart off route 1.re still trying to gather details. look for our update on our washington app on news4. >>> the first of many buildings built on the walter reed hospital campus and today, mayor bowser broke ground on georgia avenue. they agreed to pay 22$22.5 milln and mayor bowser has plans to build affordable housing and retail. >>> tonight, we're looking at work being done underneath the scaffolding of the capitol dome. the architect send some pictures. this started two years ago. the dome's iron and glass are being restored or replaced and the whole thing repainted. the project is expected to be finished in january of 2017. >> barring weather. >> and how soon is it going to start raining on that capitol and when will it end? >> we will get light rain first and heavier rain making its way just in time for the morning rush. watch out once again tomorrow, a weather alert, 68 degrees tomorrow. 1, 2:00 tomorrow, take the umbrella with you. chuck bowl in here at 4:26. >> that does it for us. "the toni ♪

kimberly: when it is fitting his thanksgiving in jail, charged with stealing from cosco.orace: kevin lewis explains the elaborate scheme he used using the big-box store. reporter: will not witherspoon entered the cosco this month and emptied a box holding a child car seat. he went to the store and put stolen items like professional cameras, speakers and a lot of computer hard drives inside the box. and even went so far as to take a cosco pillow and for the pillow in the box to muffle the sound of all the loose items inside. and the cashier fell for the entire rooms. -- ruse. she scanned which he thought was the car seat box. he paid her $107 in cash and walked to the front door with $11,000 in stolen goods. detectives call this thievery boxed stuffing. police arrested him last week on a charge of felony theft after surveillance video and records identified him as the culprit. of $11,093. value that is somebody's wage and then some. >> i would not even think of doing that. reporter: coming up at 5:30, see what -- where he is the living and with the man who answered the doo

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and the cause is cosco's rotisserie chicken salad. five people have been hospitalized and two of them have philips kidney failure. >>> a new movement may deliver produce to your door at a low price. there is one small cosmetic catch. >> it is what is on the inside that counts. >> a lot of them will just have these big black boxes. >> reporter: same goes for your fruits and veggies. >> there is just so much more that is going to waste and there is no market for it as it does not meet standards. we are buying with our eyes. imperfect cells ugly fruits and vegetables. >> you want to see it on shelves because it is considered rejection. >> the standards have evolved over time and it is unrealistic conception of what a fruit or veggie needs to look like. >> reporter: 20% of all produce gets rejected and americans end up wasting or throwing away 40% of all grown food. >> food waste is an issue that goes invisible, it is really behind the scenes for many of us. >> no matter how you fight this, typically it all goes to the same place. >> bett

several states affected by the e.coli outbreak at cosco, but they say they don't think it will affect their business too badly. speaking every monday i here are your winning lottery numbers. cue up one of the greatest songs from the who from the 1971 albumn who is next, going mobile. >> ♪ >> story we first told you about yesterday, police in new york say the mother who left her newborn babe nay christmas make letter not be pros cured. authorities were able to track down the mom, and speak with her, monday morning, the woman left the baby at holy child jesus church, custodian found the baby boy wrapped in towels, with the umbilical cord still attached. necessary good health, now at an area hospital. >> first it was chipotle, now cosco is getting hit with a e.coli outbreak. so far officials say there have been 19 people infected from seven different state, the centers for disease control and prevention saying at that time companies row tis are you chicken salad is to blame. cosco, cdc, trying to find which specific ingredient is the source of. >> this they don't know for sure yet, but e

cosco chicken salad is being blamed for 19 e-coli cases, cosco says it uses one supplier for those vegtables, in the chicken salad sold in august of it us stores. >>> well, coming up after the break, another check of traffic and weather together this "black friday" morning. stay with us, we'll be right >>> welcome back, 4:54, a check of the roads this morning, here is a live look at the king of prussia mall. this is route 202 northbound at allendale road. looking good so far. but we certainly will see some more volume as shoppers hit the roads for "black friday". and all of those holiday deals. here is another live look at the roadways coming around the cottman s curve. this is i95 southbound. minimal traffic this morning, spot that could heat up later on today. we will update you if and when this stretch of roadway gets a little busier, switching over to mass transit, septa trolley trains such as norristown, broad street and market frankford line will operate on modified weekday schedules for "black friday" today. also, nj transit bus routes still on holiday schedules until this afternoon,

julie: we do have breaking on cosco. , andding to the cdc outbreak of e.i has been salad to cosco chicken and as of november 23, 19 people have been infected. people have been hospitalized, no deaths have been reported. rotisserieemoved all chicken from its shelves and the stock is taking a leg downward. we will bring you more as soon as we have more information. ♪ scarlet: live from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu. let's get your headlines on first word news with mark crumpton. mark: a u.s. defense official in washington and nato diplomats say a russian warplanes entered turkish airspace for turkey shot it down. acrossne reportedly flew a two mile section of turkish airspace, meaning it was only there for a matter of seconds. russia disputes that with vladimir putin saying the jet was flying .6 of of mile inside the syrian border. the suspected organizer of the paris terror attacks is believed to have been planning to get the french capital again less than a week after the november 13 v

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in the old days i used to cheat and use cosco corn muffins. i make mine so that they look like this, because you put it in the toaster oven and have it for sandwiches and snacks and everything. every free with almond milk and sean: you have a trick for every turn. oonagh: the recipes that make about a dozen of these. this is just 2 great granny smith apples, squishy ones for the kids if you want them with onions and bacon. uses like jones to reform. -- jones meet their reform. it is really good. i have done the apples, the onions, the bacon, sausage meat. it looks sealed. it will not brown like anything brown. fresh parsley, fresh or dried sage, sometime. i don' t find i need to add salt and pepper. what is great about this is it is basically cooked. sean: about a minute left. oonagh: throwing as much or as this one was baked in the mental, the black metal texas muffin cup. 8x8 in the oven. we were saying over there, the waffles that are coconut, the breakfast morning. little twix look-alikes i make it i' m just back from speaking disease. you

it involves chicken salad from cosco. 19 people reported sick in seven states including california. five people have gone to the hospital for things as serious as kidney failure. experts say this is not the same type of e cola forced the closure of chipotle restaurants on the west coast. >>> 4:50 right now. those turkeys flown to washington from sfo will be pardoned by president obama late they are morning. it's become an annual thanksgiving day tradition to give the birds a pass rather than letting them end up on the white house thanksgiving dinner table. the turkeys coming all the way from modest toe. they've been hand raised over the past four months so they would behave at the ceremony. >> beautiful birds. >>> in new york this morning, people getting ready for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. they're watching balloons being inflated, then participants would walk away with the balloons to make sure they would know how to control them for tomorrow. it's a big deal. more than 10,000 people taking part in this year's parade. this will be the 89th year for that parade down 6th ave

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coli is being linked to chicken salad bought at cosco. 1 people in seven states have gotten sick. massachusetts is not on the list right now but the people who bought chicken salad at any costco store are being told who throw it out if it was bought on or before friday. two fantasy sports sites will the state of new york. in a court hearing boston based draftkings and fanduel will argue they are legal under state law in new york. and new york's attorney general wants to shut the sites down immediately calling them illegal gambling operations and an expert tells the herald it likely will be a long battle between the two . and a downing of a russian warplane rattled nerves but the investors await the weekly jobless claims and the dow made it up for lost ground, recovering losses to end the day about 20 points higher. erika: it's 4:50. a new survey highlights america's best and worst places to live. massachusetts. analysis company 24/7 wall street reviewed social and economic data in all 50 states. massachusetts is home to the wealthiest area and new hampshire round out the top three

connell: it is beyond schiphol tape to cosco.t or not, cosco sounds worse than schiphol tape. nineteen people infected with e. coli. this is from chicken salad. rotisserie chicken salad. five of these people had to be hospitalized. no deaths have been reported. two people ended up with kidney failure. they came down with it. it could lead to permanent organ damage. it has been very serious. stop selling this chicken salad did at least they know what was causing it. cosco, you may remember was linked to salmonella outbreak last year. forty cases linked to e. coli, food poisoning at chipolte. again, the costco story seems to be more serious. neither company, financially, would you want it to be associated with your name. organ failure. kidney failure in at least a couple of these people. >> two very different types of chains. two very different types of food. connell: guess, you are right. with triple date, they did not really know what it was. it has been a few weeks now since anyone has been sick. with costco, they have been able

it is not like the struggles that cosco has gone through. emily: i do want to ask you about hp. you have been digging into the numbers. are you seeing any signs of a --naround question markcorey turnaround? rey: no is the short answer. when you look across every single business, declines in pcs, a big decline and printers. -- a big decline in printers. software, which is supposed to be the future of this company. so disappointing on so many fronts after so many years. it is worrisome going into the future. emily: we will be watching when they report their first earnings as separate companies. only 13 weeks away. cory johnson is our editor large -- editor at large. we have a very special bloomberg west thanksgiving feast. a west-giving. bloomberg news reporter has been delivering stuff all day long. sarah, what did you order? apps. i tried all of the i tried to get a variety of things. i ordered a variety of kitchen tools. a turkey baster, meat thermometer. i ordered a full turkey and i ordered pumpkin pie. i also got wine. companyrt, this partners with different stores and i was

cosco is the latest chain to say no to genetically modified salmon. so kroeger, target whole foods, trader joe's, ailed i, already said they won't be selling the engineered fish to customers. fda of course approved the genetically modified salmon for con suction last week t does not need to have a label to that says it is genetically modified. customers have no way of knowing if that's what they are buying. >> that's why i go for wild. >> jill, thanks so much. coming up after the break, a check on your traffic and weather together. we'll be right >>> 4:53, the latest on those roads, meisha, a good morning. >> good morning, to all of you at home, the roads are looking pretty good this morning, still very early. still darkment many of you just waking up with us this morning. here is a look at the schuylkill, schuylkill eastbound at girard looking very nice, pretty quiet, although starting to see some headlights start to trickle on to the roadways. now, this is where we do have an accident. let me back out of the way. so you can see in the scene here. th

but, lawyers for cosco argue video quality standards that air quality standards that are being used toe request applied to large power plants after not to gas stations. >>> police say they have some leads in the murder of a pastor's wife. amanda blackburn was shot in her home on tuesday. police say the murder may be connected to a burglary in the neighborhood. they say a camera pick up the image of a person trying to conceal their face. a dark colored suv was also seen in the kings filed lawsuits today asking the supreme court to keep themsiness. they want to court to throw out the new york order to stop taking money from you your customers. the attorney general says it is gambling. it is unclear when a decision will be released. >>> jerry sandusky is getting his pension restored. a pennsylvania court is ordering the government to start those payments. jerry sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing ten boys. the court says the retirement board wrongly concluded he was a penn state employee when he committed the crimes. >>> cheap was told her kitchen renovation but take just two days

coli found in a batch of cosco chicken salad may have come from the vegetables. jen: tests indicate the bacteria stemmed from an onion and celery mix used in the salad, although one more test is needed to confirm that. 19 people in seven states have gotten sick from the salad, but health officials expect that number to grow. jean: the agricultural department and stilltasty.com have put together a holiday guide for safe leftovers. to keep things the most fresh, try to wrap them and get them into the refrigerator within two hours of serving. three to four days, and casseroles and mash potatoes are safe for three to five days. of course, food will keep longer if you put it in the freezer, but you can lose flavor quality by doing that. leftovers are to the challenge for one group' s tanks giving dinner. on the international space station, they get creative to make the food. nasa has it all figured out, here is a look at how they with up all of those traditional flavors. jen: and food network has released the number one thanksgiving dish in the country. it is the crad

google, apple, cosco are among the world's largest buyers of renewable energy.lmart has installed more on-site solar capacity than any business in america. last month, 81 countries have joined our american business act on climate pledge, and more pledges are coming in every day. these companies committed a total of at least $160 billion in areas like clean energy, combating deforestation, reducing emissions and water usage. not limited tos big business trip we have small and folks up and down the supply .hain oftentimes they are saving money while operating in a cleaner way. we are seeing great examples across asia as well. the private sector is getting involved in renewable energy in countries like vietnam. in the philippines, we are seeing major investment in wind and solar projects. my message to you today is that your businesses can do right by the bottom lines and by our planet and future generations. we couldules that said not grow our economies and protect our environment at the same time, those are outdated. we can transition to clean energy without sque

cosco,think about tj or think about nordstrom, they have a great off price and that's what consumersravitating toward. everyone is looking for value, especially getting great brand at a markdown price. the internet is lending itself to a lot of price transparency. consumers have more power and get to choose what they want and shop how they want. betty: they absolutely do and they love the free shipping. you mentioned nordstrom. you are saying because they offer the variety of forms, that's why they are eating up oliver: 20% of the business being online and the nordstrom rack, that introduces people to the nordstrom ecosystem and nordstrom does not have as much tourism exposure, which is a negative. nordstrom is a higher income customer. the higher household income has been a healthier demographic. are they taking market share away from macy's at all? oliver: i think they are. going for a pie and nate -- and macy's is slightly negative. betty: you just saw this story of mcdonald rejecting spinning off real estate. is this a way to add value to the earnings? oliver: there are billions

cosco, bed bath and beyond, thanksgiving. as part of their marketing strategy. we've been talking to people out here in the walmart parking lot this morning, to get the buzz of >> what you think about the stores opening earlier and earlier every year thanksgiving #speemac i think they shouldn't do it. >> is a time for family. twenty holiday, before the manna. >> i used to be when i was up early in the morning, in in fact the last year did it is such a tradition i went out there and bought things i didn't need and return them later on. i just had to be out there on black friday and buy things. >> a lot of people get into that mentality. >> exactly that's how i was. >> reporter: it's all about the thrill of the bargain for so many people. i love what that woman said because i think it's so many people get into it, were supposed to go to the mall on friday and some even thursday, they buy stuff they don't even need. we'll see what happens here later today at walmart if it gets busier. i'm sure. i'm sure people will be shopping online but probably the biggest crowds

and if they exaggerate that report -- we had a guy killed at a cosco in las vegas because the reports were exaggerated. he walked out the door and the police shot him. it was a horrible thing. but as far as legal consequences or backing up, i think that the organizations that we have would try and back you up and try and support you if we could find an angle for it, but it's a very difficult situation. it really is. it's dangerous. >> i think we've accomplished a great deal by just making us aware of the fact that it could happen. >> thank you. >> charles heller from over there. >> the arizona citizens defense league is looking at that for this legislative session. we had an incident of exactly that happen in flagstaff last week with a retired peace officer who is also disabled. the store there that used to be -- i can't think of the name of the store. it was a chain that was recently acquired. the store called police and accused him of waving a gun around. he has agreed to testify if he run a bill from the citizens defense league. you should all look at our web sate for updates on th

with boxed, it is a combination of amazon prime and cosco, jumbo items from your smart phone, no membership getting a little bit of traction. they are based in new york city. to $100 be $80 million million. maha: all of these companies, jet, boxed,, etc., in my view, mini-amazons. they are underinvested-in amazons. they need all the great stuff that makes amazon so efficient. and until they do that, they are going to be mini-amazons. emily: what is alibaba? what do you make of this potential investment in boxed? is alibaba trying to be like the amazon for the world? some people say that is not really the right way to look at it. shaun: i don't think alibaba has a clear strategy into the united states right now. i think they are under so much pressure in china that they are looking to buy into logistics and really bring products of the united states into china, but that growth is not really sustainable as long as the consumer economy continues to weaken in china. alibaba has to make investments out of the country, go into the united states, and try to sell to the u.s. consumer, which is doin

. >> first, new developments in an e-coli outbreak from cosco. and it involves more than just meat. +a;' >>> in san francisco a family was forced out of their home this thanksgiving day when a fire in a fireplace got a bit out of control. it happened before 5:00 this evening in the sunset district. we're told the fire got too hot and the floors started to burn. firefighters said it was an older home and an older fireplace. everyone inside made it out safely but there's still no word on the extent of the damage. >>> we first heard about the accident just after 4:00 tonight. union pacific since then has released few details. >>> and the fda is recalling several items. taylor farms made the salad mix. that salad is being recalled including other items using cale farm celery. the outbreak has sickened 19 people in seven states. five people have been hospitalized including two with kidney failure. >>> most people spent thanksgiving morning making dinner for family and friends. one woman spent the morning making dinner for people she's never met. >> reporter: a thanksgiving turkey with al

the source is believed to be chicken salad from cosco, five people have been hospitalized. two developed type of kidney failure due to the infection, so far no cases have popped up in our region. the outbreak not related to recent case involving chipotle restaurant, that's a look at your top stories, mike and alex being back to you. >> texas mother accused of giving middle school kids beer and pot at a sleep over at her house. >> what? >> well, police arrested 32 year old mandy wells, they say the mother of 31st offered it to the 12 to 14 year old, first offered them beer, after each kid had two cans, investigators say that's when she broke out purple and pink glass pipe. according to police, she packed it with weed, let the kids smoke, then she smoke with them, picture popped up on stain gram. >> oh, oh,. >> and a parent saw it and called police. well's family said she's sore. >> i she just said i'm not very proud of myself right now, penny, so i said well i know you're not. i said i don't even know what you were thinking. you know, because that's just not her. that's not

>> cosco and walmart caught up.f whole foods but they lost differentiation. the whole paycheck thing really haunts them when you get the organic items at cheaper prices at other places. stephanie: what do they need to do? >> a lot of people think lower the prices. some people are saying lower the prices. -- people say their brand is upscale and chasing the bottom of help them. they are in a bit of a quandary and not sure which way to go. erik: i know shake shack is your thing. i want to throw this idea to both of you. five years ago who would've thought that the expansion, the indoctrination of america into organic and all-natural foods would've been a bad thing for whole foods? five years ago you thought it over the holy grail of everybody turning onto organic and all-natural. it's whole foods'market to take on its own. stephanie: just because you are the first is not mean you are the best. hello netscape. >> they created the market and brodeur gimmick awareness to a lot of people that walmart said we can do this t

this following an e.coli outbreak, source believed to be chicken salad from cosco. five people have been hospitalized. two developed type of kidney failure due to the infection, so far no cases have popped up in our area. outbreak not related to recent case that involves chipotle restaurant. >> officials were public interest group released annual list and report of dangerous toys. so the group put hundreds of toys on the list examining them for things, such as potential choking and noise hazards, it says even simple items, such as balloons, remain some of the top choking hazards for kids. to get a look at all of the toys on that list before do you any holiday shopping just go to fox29.com. >> today kicks up busy travel season, with so many terror threats around the worlds, security remains at all time high. more on the concerns as you try to make it to the thanksgiving dinner table. >> and piece of history hits the auction block. oh, ya. you have to hear how much memorabilia from the wizard of oz sold for. ♪ starting thursday, apparel will cool down to 40% off. [ bo

you always find some kid who will go to sam's club or cosco and buy in bulk and then come around and business in the parking lot in the hallways. that's what's going on. we have this ridiculous system of two competing types of retail. mary: the candy market is big in my school. mason: that's gone down over the past few years. there has been less homicide, less violence. i am saying this has not grossly increased, as people have suggested it has. we've seen, i believe in wyoming, a 50% decrease in the amount of marijuana they have seized in 2014 compared to 2013. the medical versus nonmedical thing, let's say that alcohol was being treated this way. would you go to the process of finding a doctor to give you a recommendation which he would have to pay the doctor for and then submit an application to the state and pay a license fee in order to get this license so that when you went to buy up bottle of wine coming -- wine, and that this ended up being three dollars less? most wooden. -- wouldn't. we're talking about localities banning adult sales, like colorado springs. the gazette was

it shows some improvement in the most recent quarter, but it still trails cosco, which has yet to reportsolution off sam's club and reduce the drag on earnings. drag fore is a big walmart. those sales slow to 10% last quarter, but it still a small part of overall sales. the big picture, they are gaining in significance. walmart plans to offer black friday discounts hours before they become available in physical stores. joining us now is shannon pettypiece, walmart having its best day in the year. our the store improvements really helping walmart? what is the toll on the company financially? shannon: they are going to spend 2.7 billion dollars in the next year on wage increases alone. the company feels that's something they have to do in order to get better customer service and recruit and retain better workers. that is really dragging down the profits. when the company lay down their earnings outlook, they said expect that next year and going forward. it's going to be a couple of until those investments start to translate into higher profit. alix: we also saw the u.s. international busin

you always find some kid who will go to sam's club or cosco and buy in bulk and then come around andusiness in the parking lot in the hallways. that's what's going on. system this ridiculous of two competing types of retail. the candy market is big in my school. that's gone down over the past few years. there has been less homicide, less violence. this has not grossly increased, as people have suggested it has. i believe in wyoming, a 50% decrease in the amount of marijuana they have seized in 2014 compared to 2013. the medical versus nonmedical thing, let's say that alcohol was being treated this way. the process of finding a doctor to give you a recommendation which he would have to pay the doctor for and then submit an application to the state and pay a license fee in order to get this license so that when you went to buy up bottle of wine coming -- wine, his ended up being three dollars less? most wooden. -- wouldn't. localitiesng about banning adult sales, like colorado springs. the gazette was opposed to allowing adult sales. despite a majority of voters supporting amendment 64

there are a number of international bands -- international brands like apple and cosco. vast majority of transactions will be happening in china. alibaba once you make this a global holiday. thank you so much. that was emily chang in beijing. even if you are not single, you can shop. tom: donald straszheim is here return and i look at the of the consumer in china and diane waiting. i'm getting older. when is it going to happen? dimmer switch. a it is not an on-off switch. this is a long-term process and the whole economy has been built on building. you borrow money and you build something. it is a long process. what is the behavioral distinction between a chinese shopper at the u.s. shopper smart -- u.s. shopper? there is a behind precautionary savings rate because there is no public sector safety net. there is very little labor safety net. when you only have one child, you had to take care of yourself. francine: how significant is it that they have abandoned the one child plan? we know that it will take years to change. donald: it takes 20 years to grow a worker. or as

coli outbreak at cosco leading to even more major recalls. >>> here is a look at the san mateo bridge. it is cold out there and wendy for some parts of the be -- bay. >>> welcome back. many folks already this morning to do some holiday shopping. so you have a cold forecast. >> a lot of these are. i put together several different versions of this but here is the latest list which includes most popular destinations for black friday shopping and the current temperature. look at the stoneridge mall in pleasanton 33 degrees. it's indoors, but there is a lot of stuff around the parking lot. streets at brentwood is 43 degrees with sunnyvale at 36. new park mall is 40 degrees and valley fair is 33. the premium outlets are at 48. some are near freezing like stoneridge mall and not too bad where it is currently 48 in petaluma. dc those flags flapping in the wind? a nice strong wind is blowing across san francisco and we see this in places like the delta. 12 up in santa rosa and 13 in half moon bay. the winds are primarily working this part of the be. bay. that same region is in the 40s. far awa

apple,nike, burberry, cosco -- chinese consumers want international bands -- brands and they want himdiscount. if he can get them on the cheap, they will buy them today. jack ma was here on stage talking about the future of the company and the chinese economy, bumpy 5, 10ll be a months ahead, and the companies that can weather that are the companies that do not depend entirely on the chinese community. that is what he is trying to do, create a global company that can interact with international brands, like the ones i mentioned. all of these copies are clamoring to enter china, but as we know, there are a lot of challenges when it comes to reaching this market. time will tell whether alibaba can do that not just today, but every day. david: i i didn't -- do not want to take anything away from alibaba's success, but of this $12 billion, how much would have passed through anyway -- yesterday or tomorrow? emily: that is a very, very good question, and customers we have been talking to, they have been setting up the orders. we talked to one person who said everybody in their office three

cosco says it uses one supplier for these vegetables. the cdc is saying the number of people sickened by the outbreak will likely grow over the next few weeks. even though the product has been removed. >>> coming up, now that the rains have arrived, you know that wet stuff that falls on the ground. let's brush up on driving in the rain. in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> there is rain in our forecast, coming up we will take a look at the seven-day. a live look now at the bay bridge at the sunrise coming up. for the holiday weekend, it is the treasure island flee, it is the flea market this weekend and they have a theme of the holidays. you can see the presence there, there will also be some live reindeer. this is happening on treasure island from ten-4 p.m., admission is $3 for adults and the event is pet friendly. >>> 14 deaths are now being blamed on a storm in mid- america. take a look at the flooding in texas, there's so much water on the street. right now it is moving eastward out of texas but it keeps coding some stat

then we called a couple independent pharmacies, but the price and then we called cosco.tead thank you and $20, cosco offered it to us at $43 which is phenomenal. we were very happy. you are a couple of marketplace the gaps that we see. we agree on a lot of these issues. out of pocket maximum's would go a long way toward helping sort of bring more stability to the marketplace in addition to formularies that are more stable instead of being changed every 30 days, every 90 days. and more transparency. we want to see a much, how well they work, how safe they are and how much they cost. so thank you for having me. [applause] >> debra? >> thank you to secretary burwell and hhs for holding this important meeting. i'm here on behalf of 37 million aarp members and their families who break out into a cold sweat every time they go to the counter to pay their drug costs. the cost of drugs as many of you have heard on this panel, many of you know from your own visit to the pharmacy, are going up and up and up. particularly the specialty drugs that are coming to market that you've hea

i can remember many an afternoon sitting around the board table at kellogg of cosco talking about thehat we're going to do with it, and how we would love to bring back in order to build another factor to do something else. at the corporate tax rates were too high. well, what if we had a six-month hiatus on those corporate taxes overseas, let that money be repatriated. i've been talking about this for several months. it wouldn't cost them anything to repatriate it. we would only request or require that 10% of the be used in enterprise zones that are set out in our major cities or to provide employment for people who are underemployed -- unemployed or on welfare. you want to talk about an incredible stimulus it didn't cost the taxpayers 1 penny, that would be the biggest stimulus top of the sense fdr's new deal. that's low-hanging fruit. it's low-hanging f [applause] low-hanging fruit. it's low-hanging fruit. [applause] that's 3 it's low-hanging fruit. [applause] that's what got to do, do with this low-hanging fruit. the other thing is it gets it business and industry once again thinkin