let's sell some groceries. let's open up shop. congratulations. [cheers and applause]

. >>> it's a shopping cart full of groceries, but something is not right.rns out, it's not his cart. shoppers in this video find something a little goofy at the grocery. ♪ [ male announcer ] little owen wanted to play, but his nose was raw and sore. achoo! [ male announcer ] and common tissue made it burn even more. ♪ puffs plus lotion is more soothing than common tissue, and it delivers our most soothing lotion for every nose issue. a nose in need deserves puffs plus lotion indeed. to give your cold a comforting scent, try puffs plus lotion with the scent of vicks. >>> major fashion shows, new york, los angeles, paris, milan, are already behind us. but there's always something intriguing to me about the models that are part of these fashion shows. and i'm always curious about where they come from, who they are. i found this video on the new york magazine website, and alexander wang, gives us a little inside look at two of his models who are first-timers at new york fashion week. >> i was kind of that funny like tall goofy girl in class. and i could put on

produce bags in grocery stores. even though the examiner is certainly well distributed throughout the city, in their newspaper in a plastic bag, that is not aimed for in this legislation either, so maybe they and others will want to convert that back to something more, so that should also take care of this dog question from your earlier item, if anyone needs a plastic bag for those dog walkers. so we thought this all through, if you can imagine, from every angle. so that is a synopsis, i think, of our legislation, as much as possible. i am open for questions, and i would like to bring up my aide, but please feel free. president o'neal: thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. commissioner adams: congratulations for being appointed san francisco sheriff. supervisor mirkarimi. -- mirkarimi: thank you. commissioner adams: even though they are collecting the fee, there are such small margins. there are smaller businesses, if you can keep those at 10 cents. regarding everything else, when the original legislation came through, i

you have to be smart, dedicated >> reporter: when tiffany goes grocery shopping, there's all a clean-upshe cleans up using coupons >> i'm going to get really almost anything here free or nearly free. this pays me about 75 to $100 an hour to coupon because i save that much money for my family. >> reporter: she even teaches classes on extreme coupon. she buys a razor which costs $6.95. she pays only a dollar 97. she buys two cans of coup, they're on -- soup, they're on sale for 84 centeds, knocking the doetle -- cents, knocking the total down to 1.68. a trickier lesson, something called overages. buy something that costs $3, but your coupon is worth $5, some stores will give you a $2 credit, an overage that will help pay for things that rarely have coupons like meat and produce >> at walmart, they have a great overage policy. if i only spent $two and my coupon was eight, they would give me $6 cash back. >> reporter: stores are glad extreme couponers are in the minority. >> retailer margins are not that big to begin with. if every single one of their customers was an extreme couponer, they

. >> this is like a big grocery distributorship. it serves lots and lots of nonprofits. they are the ones that get the food into the hands of people. >> directly. and speaking of which. you mentioned that is one of the local organizations that benefit from the capital area food bank and that is where our own chief meteorologist is, topper shutt. >> the meals are over, but the volunteers are cleaning up and getting ready for the next meal because the next meal is breakfast at 6:00 a.m. and they are working really hard. now remember, you can go to our website, wusa9.com. if you go to the bottom of the website, the food drive and a place to donate and the central union mission is on. we're at 14th and r in northwest d.c. please donate. all right, let's talk briefly about some weather. we have a nice cool night ahead. temperatures in the 50s and 40s. really isn't that cold. temperatures still 54 in manassas. 55 in leesburg and even 59 in fredericksburg. but 55 downtown. for tonight, clear and cold. low temperatures 34 in the suburbs. 44 downtown with light winds. we'll come

in this minority community, grocery stores aren't lining up to build here. >> driven grocery stores out. >> and likely driven parents into unhealthy choices. >> is this vent. it's easy to go down to the corner instead of going to a big grocery store. robert lyles, cbs 5. >> all right roberta, a big week here. a big forecast. >> and we have a lot of big weather changes, beginning with tonight. clear skies. overnight tonight, temperatures will dip between 39 and 49 degrees. the coolest location to the north toward santa rosa. to the east, also in livermore. now, meanwhile, these are the headlines you really need to know about. just wrap your mind about. first off, we had the clouds moving in. it's becoming mostly cloudy. we'll have areas of patchy fog. tomorrow, mostly crowdie with the possibility of rain and we will certainly have room over the area by wednesday night. notice the rain is playing tag with the santa rosa area. just flirting with the north bay. wednesday morning commute, we have the rain developing in north bay. sliding across the entire urban area during the afternoon hour

. >> he and two former executives from a grocery store chain are waiting to find out if a jury bought their defense or if they bought the bribery and conspiracy story. they came in and took evidence that they said over five years, the grocery store chain paid him $245,000 in bribes for illegal political favors. >> they went through the house room by room and took boxes. >> the now 74-year-old occur rehired attorneys to help draft a consulting contract that he paid taxes on the money he was paid and that he is an honest man and never appeared before a political body and they said that showed he did not do anything illegal. they said he did not put that on the state ethic's forms, but said it was a paper work mistake on the part of his wife, but they said it was illegal activity and that no one knew he was paid by shoppers, that he was being kept a secret and that he used his influence to get dealing to benefit the grocery store chain. the deliberating will be complicated because they heard weeks and weeks of testimony from dozens and dozens of witnesses in this case and they have mount

prosecutors accuse him of pushing the grocery store's agenda.l bring you the verdict as soon as it is announced. >>> behind barbs and on suicide watch, one day after dr. conrad murray is convicted in michael jackson's death. the doctor is being watched closely. as bill whittaker reports on wjz, the guilty verdict is what jackson's fans have been waiting for. >> fans could not contain their excitement. >> we, the jury in the above- entitled action find the guilty guilty. >> murray showed no emotion when the verdict was read but showed surprise when the judge ordered him remanded into custody immediately. while his emotions were difficult to read, reaction from his fans and family were not. >> lock him up, lock him up! >> we did get justice. >> i was very happy that it came out as it did. >> i feel very good, knowing our justice system still works. >> michael was watching over us. >> reporter: dr. murray faces a possible four years behind bars. for michael jackson and his fans, the conviction might not bring closure, but satisfaction that justice

they drive to another grocery store and that's when the woman who needed a ride became violent >> the suspect produced a knife and demanded the woman keep driving. the suspect jumped into the driver's seat and stab it had woman in the hand. the next day baltimore county police were back at the first grocery store where they found a clue, a 2003 acura that had been stolen in fairfax, virginia. the link is this woman, stefny schwab. she is also chargeded in connection with two bank interrogatory ris in northern virginia. police believe she is a former member of the ms-13 gang. they don't know why they tried to take this car at that time store and believe she may continue to keep moving. >> we're asking drivers to stay alert. she may be approaching other drivers asking for a ride. >> she weighs about 160 pounds. she has blond hair an green eyes. if you think you've seen her, you're asked to call baltimore county police. i'm christian shafer. >>> the weather is about to take a turn for the worst. let's look at what's going to happen for us in the next few hours >> it's dlifrnt going to ta

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. >> last year, the salvation army had very limited access to giant grocery store is. -- grocery store is. >> the salvation army bell ringers pretty much banished for a good part of last year are back at it. it is music to many years. they are back. the salvation army's trademark bell ringers are back fulltime outside giant grocery stores, and customers are glad they're bad. >> we miss them last year. >> last year, giant/the number of hours allotted to the salvation army. other charities needed a chance to solicit, too. but it was a public-relations disaster for giant. collections at area giant plunged 60%. >> it became clear at the end of the year that the policy change could have an unintended consequence. >> back they are, 8 hours a day every day but sunday. >> our target is $1.6 million. >> this is our first year manning the cattle. -- kettle. >> the salvation army is a good cause. >> as for the other charities they will get their shots from january through october. as for those other groups, like the girl scouts, giant says there is plenty of room for everyone. the salvation army

that the 57-year-old victim was leaving the giant grocery store. a man in his 30s walked up with a weapon and forced the victim into his own car. >> the suspect took control of the vehicle and proceeded to drive the vehicle with the victim along to various atms. >> reporter: this happened at 2:30 in the afternoon. the abductor forced the victim to withdraw cash from atms in montgomery county. >> at one point the victim had talked to the suspect and the suspect then agreed to let the victim go. he relinquished the vehicle back to the victim and the victim was released unharmed. >> reporter: the victim got home just before 7:00 p.m. and called police. the whole story had other shoppers at the giant shocked and disgusted. >> it's amazing we are not safe going to the grocery store. >> i shop here two to three times a week. never heard of violent crimes. >> reporter: that kesha has shopped here for years and she knows not to let her guard down. >> you have to be cognizant of what's going on around you and carry my mace in my hand instead of my purse. >>

we still do not have a grocery store in the tenderloin. this market has been a central part of being able to serve our residence in the neighborhood. we're so grateful this happens here every wednesday. our office is always out here getting food and buying groceries as well. since my time on the board of education, food equity has been a very important issue. we know it is one of the reasons why not all kids succeed in classes. we talk about improving performance in school buildings, a lot of it is also the opportunities that young people come into the classrooms with. food is one of them. when i was at the school district, we worked to find spaces in our grants to sponsored school gardens so that our kids can learn about nutrition and fresh foods. it is amazing to visit the schools. the kids know more than i do about identifying seeds, leaves, and all of those things. i am really proud to be year today. 30 more years for the market. the board of supervisors also has a proclamation honoring the 30th anniversary festival. in recognition of

the whole story had other shoppers shocked and disgusted. >> i shop at this grocery store probably two to three times a week. >> takisha has shopped here for years and says it's a good neighborhood, but she knows she can't let ger guard down. >> being a single female, you have to be cognizant of what's going on around you. >> the victim was not hurt in this incident, though the suspect may cut his finger. they're going to be looking at the giant and banks to see if there's surveillance video that might lead them to the suspect. >>> this morning, traffic is moving once again on i-270 after a serious accident happened overnight that killed a person. the crash happened in frederick county when the crash veered off near park mill road and urbana. the car involved was stolen from virginia yesterday. >>> a scary scene in -- i'm sorry. >>> former penn state coach jerry sandusky is denying two new allegations of child abuse this morning, one by one of his own family members. if found credible, they would be the first known allegations to involve children still under the age of 18. sandusky's a

please >>> are searching for the suspect to abducted and elderly outside a grocery store.happens in the middle of the yesterday. suspect forced a 75-year-old car at knife point. the crime has shoppers in the understandably on ads. >> it is crazy that people would do this kind of thing. it is hard to believe it happened in this area. was unharmed. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> the national transportation investigating a thanksgiving tragedy. plane slammed into a cliff near phoenix. the children were between the ages of 5 and 9. >> we did make notification last night. our hearts go out to her. to heary member wants a plane crash. >> the crash site was so remote be airlifted to the scene. >>> see the massive effort in help others get a thanksgiving meal. >> the temperatures are warm for a run before thanksgiving dinner. adam caskey is back with a complete forecast. d.c., there was able to >>> many people in our area have thanksgiving meal today thanks to the help of some volunteers. >> the knights of columbus gathered early for people in need. >> they ma

a report about elderly people taking the groceries they receive at food pantries and reselling them. we went out to see for ourselves and found what appeared to be donated groceries for sale at the heart of the city's farmer's market at un plaza. a security officer told the gate block blogger that the resellers scatter when approached and no one would talk to our photographer. it's another example of how these times are for some families. >>> for most americans insider trading is a federal offense. but if you're a member of congress, that federal law doesn't apply. tonight, 60 minutes investigates the legal double standard. one that sharon chin tells us has former house speaker nancy pelosi on the defensive. >> reporter: according to sunday's 60 minutes report house speaker nancy pe lows ooh and her husband paul took an insider opportunity to invest millions of dollars in credit card based company visa just as tough legislation against credit card companies was making its way through the house t legislation made it to committee but not to the floor. as speaker, pelosi controlled what

he was loading his groceries into his car in wheatton at a giant supermarket when another man forced him to drive into his car and drive away and withdraw money from at least one atm before letting him go free in northwest d.c. near the 7,000 block of blare road. the gas station attendant said the carjacker let the man go near the tacoma metro stop, and the man drove to the gas station where he called for help. the same suspect who robbed and kidnapped this man is the same person who robbed and kidnapped another man earlier this week. and both cases, the suspect picks his victim at the same grocery store and drives them around forcing them to withdraw money from atms and taking it. both times the suspect is also believed to have gotten away using the metro. his victims were not hurt. i'm ken molestina, 9 news now. >>> the three american students arrested in cairo are back in the u.s. tonight. 19-year-old gregory porter arrived this afternoon. porter and the others, including 19-year-old derrik sweeney of georgetown had been arrested lastsunday. they were charged with throwing fire bo

their groceries home.here might be something else in your bag other than groceries. bacteria could be growing in them. samples from ten bags made of woven fabric were left overnight at body temperature. seven out of ten came out clean. three bags had high levels of bacterial growth. researchers say taking care of your reusable bags will solve the problem. >> this is one of those things just a matter of common sense. you're putting food in a bag a, and if you're going to be eating that food, you would prefer that it come out of a clean bag. >> starting in january, people in san jose will need to use reusable bags. when the city's single plastic use carryout ban takes place. bottom line is it goes into effect in january. you can't use single-use plastic bags anymore. several other bay area cities, including san francisco, already have laws banning those plastic bags. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," you want smarter kids? we're going to show you a secres born. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for

many of the local grocery stores are going to have extended hours throughout the day tomorrow that is the cue have to leave it till the very last minute. -- if you have to leave it until the very last minute. >> thank you suzanne. after the turkey and stuffing comes the shopping. a growing campaign want you to remember the little guys when you head out to the stores this weekend. there is a small business saturday campaign. they are encouraging shoppers to visit their favorite local stores. some people shopping this weekend will have a big brother of sorts monitoring their every move. they will be using a cellphone data to track their customers. they will not record names are phone numbers. the monitoring will continue from black friday through new year's day. >> the weather could sideline some of the most recognized sites of this thanksgiving holiday. gusts up to 37 miles an hour could ground balls famous bloats set to appear during the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the parade will ban the balloons if the wind got to more than 34 miles an hour. officials say they will make a decisi

basically everything that you can get in a grocery store we try to have here. >> reporter: many comem local grocery stores, giant, safeway and shoppers food warehouse but many individuals also bring donations every day. in northeast washington, peggy fox, 9news now. >> and as peggy said some individual also contribute to the food pantry. jamie is an extreme couponner who puts her skills to work monday to help the acts food pantry in dumfries virginia. that just reopened thanks to generous donations after a run on supplies left its shelves bare. cur lieu says you can turn the coupons from sunday's paper into hundreds of dollars of free groceries to help others. >> i get the subscription to my door and i run to the grocery store and buy 30, 40 papers every weekend. >> with enough coupons, you can get lots of surplus items that food banks need for free. >> wow. that's a great cause. yeah. >>> another look at a question of the morning before we head to break -- >> our facebook friend nicole tate wrote -- >> log on to the wusa9 facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll reveal the a

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sharon chin is in san jose with the reaction from the grocery chain.d morning. >> reporter: lucky recommends that you monitor your bank statements especially if you used a credit and debit card in the self-checkout lanes in any of the 19 bay area stores affected including this one in san jose. lucky was doing maintenance work on the readers in the lanes and found they had been tampered with at 19 bay area stores. the company did not say exactly what happened and says the it's gotten no reports of money stolen. but lucky's parent company save mart replaced the card readers in the 19 affected stores and beefed up security to every card reader in all 234 stores. the card readers are attractive targets for crooks because they can store your personal information and p.i.n. for several days. so a smart thief can swap out the reader, take the device home and download the data. that makes some lucky customers apprehensive. >> i was always a little bit worried anyway. so i tried not to use those unless i absolutely had to. but i guess that confirms my suspicion

pick some up where you buy groceries. mm!merica runs on dunkin'. >>> breaking news from county where get aghters are trying to control in the 4700 block of irish street. emergency crews are there right now. that at leastrts people were rescued from the home. have a crew on scene and we informationou more as we get it. the >>> time for a check on traffic and weather. we will go to adam. >> not a bad start to the day. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. take a look at the numbers. 45 in hagerstown. culpeper's 37. not a bad start. are where they should be this time of year. seasonable uncomfortable. some high clouds overhead. overall i mostly sunny day. a few isolated showers south of highway 3. we're talking the southern is of our viewing area. the headline tomorrow is the .usty wind even cooler on saturday despite the sunshine. low 50's 4 afternoon highs. how was the commute? >> it is starting to warm up. first of all on eased down 66 into manassas. 95 out of fredericksburg into woodbridge. of a volume. no problems on 95. 395

actually independent grocery stores. speaking today, in regards to the ordinance that given the changes that are being made to the ordinance not only today but overall, we feel as an industry that we're actually comfortable implementing such an ordinance. we're one of the few sfris that was included in the 2007 ordinance and while that was ground breaking in many ways and did create a tremendous amount of environmental gain there were some unintended consequences of that for us as retailers. consumers not moving towards to create that environmental gain but continuing to choose free paper bags. so, not only did that cause an environmental concern, but a tremendous additional cost for groceries. so with that we appreciate the ordinance in front of you today. we are currently as an industry tracking about a hundred ordinances of this type being discussed throughout california. about 50 or so local jurisdictions are actually in a form process to move forward with that. and you will be bringing yourself very much in line wit

if somebody says hey, i have a bunch of groceries, i feel a little unsafe, it's a little dark during these winter months and they need maybe an escort to their cars or hopefully the bicycle racks or to where the ultimate park. i want to thank the community ambassadors because they know that working alongside our officers, they're community folks. they want their they're wrong folks that they live with feeling safe as well. they will be multi legal. multi-cultural. they will be extra sensitive. those announcements i want to make today along with the opening of pearl posted the luxembourgers, and hopefully, all of you will get a chance to have a burger if the lines are not too long. when you get it, you can either each year or join all of us at the latin dance. it starts at noon. you can walk with the ambassadors all day long, too. they get a good work out as well. those are the things we are announcing today, but there is a lot of fights. these are just milestones of things that have been in place. i want to thank all of the residents who have been here. they continue to be patient. t

we look forward to working with you on the grocery store and museum and everything else for the tenderloin. thank you very much. with that, i wanted to just brush with you alittle bit of the history here. as i said earlier, it began over a year, year and a half ago in 2010 to really look at this corner, and when silvia and young decided ok, if we've got a little help with redevelopment, oewd, with our cultural district loan fund, all the positive things that are going on here, they made a long-term commitment to being here and they put forth a plan to open up their forth -- at least their third that they manage here right here at sixth an market, and we are embracing this opportunity because it complements show dogs, it complements all the other businesses that have benefited from the loan fund. it also complements and supports the wonderful arts organizations that have started all around here that have been the great catalysts. all the others that have been taking a little bit of risk but knowing there's going to be a big payoff. the payoff is the constant transition here. i want to thank

john ma at reese shows us some new guys police out there that could soon peed up our grocery shopping so we don't waste our money. >> reporter: no one likes standing in long grocery lines especially behind somebody buying $300 worth of growth reese and pulling out a stack of coupons, imagine a growth restore of the future where there is no need to wait in line, check out takes just seconds, it's closer than you think. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in the old hanna- barbera space cartoon "the jetsons" everything from flying cars to food happens automatically. we're not at flying cars yet but more and more supermarkets are experimenting with jet son- like check outs. >> interview: you press it and it will scan it. >> reporter: jill q%Ñmason is using a device called currently kroger. it's a hand-held wand your wave at bar codes as you shop. scan bag go keeps a running tally of everything you purchase so there is no surprise at check out. best of all, check out takes just seconds. >> interview: when you get to the end of your shopping experience, rather than taking your products out of a cart,

. >>> coming up in about five minutes, new discount grocery store is opening today in the district. >> google as a medical tool? very well could happen. >> we're back your weather first. stay with us. >>> it got cold outside. this morning, you're going to need the jacket, the sweater, the earmuffs, the hats. it is nippy especially with the winds blowing. we're at 42 here in town. lots of 30s and wind chills in the 20s. 49 by noon. west winds at 18 miles per hour. that's not going to feel nearly that warm with highs today only at best in the low 50s. i'll be back with that weekend forecast. but right now, it is monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >> howard, we'll take a live look at 270. right now coming in from frederick down to the point where the lanes divide past here at route 121, all lanes are open and traffic is moving well. we'll have more at 4:47. jessica, back to you. >>> thank you, monika. >>> i'm watching your money. wall street hoping to head into the weekend with gains but it will continue to keep a close eye on europe today for more signs of trouble in the region's de

but with some smart shopping, you can keep grocery bills slim, while keeping the table f.l.karin caifa has tips or saving... even on those last minute items. items. this thanksgiving the averrge money where heir mouth is. or the american farm bureeu's annual surrvy of the cost of thanksgiving dinner is up 3 percent for 20-11. 49-dollars and 20 cents to cook the average feast for ttn.that innrease can be tough to stomach in the current economy. so if you're pllying host, smart shopping starts befooe you enter the store, with coupons, and a list.maae yyur list and stick to it. because at the holidays you get into the store, and it's so easy to go up and doon ttose aisles and be tempted by the little extras.if you're cooking multiple meals during the holidays, think ahead, and think big, stocking up on if you're going to be doing a lottof baking ttat eats a lot of that stuff up, it ii a good idea to check out the warehouse clubssor to buy in bulk.also skip pre-cut vegetables and other pree packaged items.the general rule of thumb is the more peeled and chopped up for ou, so i

don't by your groceries at the drugstore ever, no matter how convenient it is.dy of the basic he found they cost as much as 50% more than at your grocery store. you could save an average of $25 a week if you avoid buying any grocery items in a pitch at the pharmacy. buy in bulk, use a discounters. every in use an out of network atm, never. if you do this twice a week, you're spending more on bank fees than you do on fresh vegetables. walk the extra block, drive the extra mile. you're going to save $50 easy by the time the holidays roll around. are you using your technology in a small way? bundle your internet, your phone and your cable. there's savings here. you could save up to $60 a month if you switch from paying for internet, phone, cable separately and you go to a bundle plan. shop around. and finally, coffee addicts, make your coffee at home. you could be spending as little as $15 a month instead of $2 a day on your cup of joe. add it all up, you've got $ ,000 in savings and a few pieces of

how customers of one bay area grocery store chain unknowingly gave away their bank information... the plan to tax every single pill you take. how much extra it could cost you to take your medication. don't let your thankgiving dinner put your family into a food coma! what you can do today... to prevent the after-dinner dozing off. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. a security breach at some bay area supermarkets. why your,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. the east coast will be fair and pleasant. looking for sunny skies with highs ranging from the 40s in the northern plains to 80s on the gulf coast. and it's wet along the west coast with snow over the mountain ranges. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a twin engine plane crashed into the mountains outside of phoenix, arizona. search crews were on scene overnight. six people were on board, including three young children who had been picked up for the holiday. it's believed there are no survivors. one body has been recovered. >>> a truce between anti-

there are real grocery store shelves with real grocery store items. now, once the cops got past the story you might say they struck gold. eureka. just in time for christmas. look what the prince george's county police seized. it's like a small jewelry store. make that a large jewelry store. braceless, rings, necklaces, pendants. how much? just in this box alone, $30,000 worth of gold necklaces. >> we are able to go in and do a sting operation and determine they were taken and stolen jewelry. >> reporter: this is how police say it worked. this ring ran an unlicensed jewelry stand at this grocery store. they bought hot jewelry, took it to the house, recon figured it and sold it in new york for a big profit. >> they are making a lot of money on it. the price of gold is extremely high. in our county alone, we have a lot of break ins and theft that involves gold jewelry. >> they are taking task of comparing the seized jewelry to items stolen in recent burglaries to see if they can close some of those cases as well. >> reporter: the roosters are in protecti

. >> you take a grocery bag, cut it into placemats, get two or three out of a bag. >> the day beforehanksgiving >>> thanksgiving is tomorrow. people want to make their dinner tables look beautiful. >> yes. absolutely. i know i do. >> but you want to do it cheaply and do it yourself, right? >> absolutely. >> i will not eat from a table that is not -- >> we found a video from the guilty crafter that can help you make your dinner table look great using nothing but a paper grocery bag. the guilty crafter's name is angela. she is cute as a button. >> it's a lot of work. i'm not great at it, not the best cook in the world, i can't really make a pie and i'm supposed to craft something. it's a lot to handle. >> love to handle for me on thanksgiving trying to eat as much as i possibly can. >> trying to show up on time. >> trying to watch as much football as i can before passing out. >> take a grocery bag, cut it into placemats and get two or three out of a bag. this blank side, inside of the bag, is great for kids to draw on while waiting for thanksgiving dinner. >> and you can do the hole pu

at this aldi grocery store 90th and halsted. neighbors say concerned at the same gunman who hit another aldi grocery store on ashland and 42nd back on october 28th. victims' bodies still inside the store at this hour police have blocked off the entire parking lot detectives searching appears a robbery and the gunmen ran away after the shooting. second victim tonight it woman who they say shot in the leg rushed to northwestern hospital currently listed in serious condition no word yet on any suspects area to detectives are investigating. >> hours after head coach joe paterno fired at best to get a reporter michael isakoff reporting tonight joe paterno contacted big time criminal defense attorney no charges against joe paterno not yet retained a lawyer report says apparently concerned assistant alleged victims will also come after him. last night the nation watched as hundreds of students penn state are rioting that board of trustees let the head coach go tipping over a news van throwing rocks and setting fires. governor of pennsy

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let's check in with jamie costello. >> reporter: the family walked into this grocery store in their honolulu neighborhood but nicole who was 30 weeks pregnant felt faint and picked up a sandwich and started eating it. they checked out and forgot about the sandwich. as they were leaving a security guard asked for a rereceipt and pointed -- receipt that she hadn't paid. he is said she offered to pay with cash but the store manager called limits she and her husband were in handcuffs and the child was taken into custody by child protective service. >> when they said they with take her because we would be arrested, i couldn't believe this because i had forgotten to pay for the sandwich and she has never been away from us for that long. >> reporter: 18. they were released on bai. nicole ended up posting about it on a website. safeway released two statements first saying they are aware of the incident and are reviewing it. a second statement said it appears we may not have handled it in the best possible way. the family will fight the shoplifting charge. >>> a woman in new york city is in the hospi

we made it to about a hundred safeway stores and our goal was to collect at least 300 bags of groceriesat each store. lots of folks, menlo park and pleasanton. i was out in orinda. dozens of volunteers all over the place. there's rob. nice work, rob. together nbc bay area partnered with safeway stores and bay area food banks and we've collected more than 10,000 bags so far today. 17,000 bags since wednesday. >> last year our food drive through the partnerships we have with you, we've been able to give $130 million in products to needy food banks across the nation. we find that people really resonate with this. that they want to give back especially at thanksgiving. you're doing your own thanksgiving shopping. you want to give somebody else a great turkey dinner. >> this year we made it very simple to help out with prepacked bags available to purchase for $10. the bags though had $16 worth of food in them so it's a great deal from safeway as well. rob, you're looking good out there. it was very fun. and folks were just really -- it was actually really easy. because of the bags. people we