the net- zero drugstore will go up in evanston, illionois. it will have 800 solar roof panels, two wind turbines and use led lighting. still to come, can apple stock be revived? that's later on in traders unplugged. but first, companies are gathering personal information about you. but when does the marketing technique go too far? that's next with bill moller. did you hear the story about how target used customers' discreet buying habits to determine if a woman is pregnant even before anyone in her family even knew? or how amazon can determine what book you're next likely to read. it's through analytics my friend. or as the title of a new book states, it's all about, "big data: a revolution that will transform how we live, work, and think." viktor mayer-schonberger is one of the authors, and i immediately see wonderful potential here, but also some worrisome trends. companies are doing deep dives into my personal data. that's fine for marketing. i'll allow that. but there are some concerns, don't you think? > > there are some concerns, but th

look out, evanston. don't jump. you know, i got to be honest with you, i never wanted to do this in the first place. so no stock car racing? no. i mean... you know, maybe after the first child. i love you. i love you, too. uh, uh, uhh... if we were alone, we could join the mile-high club. rat poo! jim! jim! you get back on that plane ght now! all right! i tricked you. but it's not because i want to control you, it's because i love you and i want you alive! hey! hey, i am talking to you! i think i just wet my pants! aah! aah! aah! [ continues screaming ] -- captions by vitac -- ptions paid for by abc, inc. and touchstone television >> this person told the people there that she tied the child up with her wrists and her ankles with masking tape. >> new at 11:00. police investigate disturbing incident at pleasanton day care center. good evening. caroline has the night off. former pre-school teacher apparently tied up a two-year-old. the proof? the teacher took a picture and showed it to her co-workers. lillian is live a

there is no oska store in evanston and it was a space that was being looked at but has been leased out to another party. there is no store currently opened in san francisco, oska operated a temporary pop up store on 19th street but that closed in december of 2012. and finally there is no store in healsberg, they are looking at a location there and has not filed for any permits and not expected to open in the near future. >> since it has only 8 stores in the u.s., with only store expected to open in the near future, it is in the a formula retail use under the planning code which is defined as a retailer having eleven or more stores in operation in the united states. now, she things up a unique argument regarding the internet addresses and internet stores. i would be interested to here mr. sanchez's take on this but this say radical departure for how the code is interpreted and written in the first place and i have never heard of a suggestion that an on-line store counts as a retail establishment. once again the permit before you is a matter of public safety and should not be delayed due

almost the irony of this she was a gun safety advocate and then her own son was shot and killed in evanston illinois, you know, in a pretty safe community, we like to think. she was up in the gallery holding a picture of her son. it was actually on the front page of "the new york times." and she was among, maybe, 150 families that came because their children were killed by gun violence anyway, yes, i would like to see a vote. you know the add vo cats mayors against illegal guns and brady campaign believe universal background checks may be the single most effective piece because it's not just assault weapons. it's handguns and rivals. all sorts of weapons but i think that the mass killings that we have seen are made possible by these military-style weapons. >> and the high capacity magazines. >> the high capacity magazines. i believe those are in one bill. i think we should get a vote on that and let americans see who is really for ordinary people. >> that's the most important point, by not allowing a vote or allowing it to come up for a vote, it let's too many people off of the hook. right?