. >> cherry hill police say it began near the j.c. penny wing. shoppers say it spread to the food court. hundreds inside flooded the "6abc" page. >> seeing the stores close and putting the jewelry away had me nervous. tyler johnson said he bought expensive gifts. >> i didn't want our stuff to get broken or stolen. >> cherry his police say five juveniles were charges ranging from disorderly conduct to resisting arrest. police used a loud speaker ushering the kids out. some causing the ruckus were as young as 12. >> are you going back? >> maybe in a week hills police departmen prepared for this. they credit their large presence with the fact that there were no reports of injuries or property weo wished that the police presence was large f the troublemakers were out mall. hill, annie mccormick, "action news." annie, back to you. last ni massiveondominium fire. people continue to drop off water and other suppthose t everything. all part of an emergency plan the b has for crisis like this. there were one kind photos of jeanette's late father. >> i was

. >> 2231 mainly coupled with the j.c. pla bet -- jcpoa. supportinsupportin g terrorism is a violation or any sort of exports or related material is a violation. we have also seen cyberattacks so all of those violate the agreement it isn't just about the nuclear agreement. >> so with these weapons have they provided the data or a location. >> when you see this evidence it is absolutely n disputable i rand has been in gauging in violations recently with those last two attacks investigating this for years but they absolutely know what this is from and where it is from and from our partners as well. the partners are coming together to set up enough is enough and it is a proven now we show this to the international community. . . . . and these were iranian they are not supposed to be training arm sales related material anything at all and this shows that. when you get the tour you will see how this comes together and how it relates. last question, yes. [inaudible] are we talking about a military coalition? i think what you are seeing is the dep

me and him and j.c. ♪ ain't nobody crying >> we're lucky to get to do what we love to do. >> getting me in good. >> congratulations on the vma nom. >> now you're in >> oh, yeah. >> uh-oh. >> britney's going down, down, down, down. >> britney. britney. ♪ you didn't know all the ways i of you ♪ snakes are cool. >> where did she get that idea? were row pushing the snake thing? >> i didn't do it. i don't like it. >> whoa. >> okay. >> it's family show. >> that quus went from here to here. >> get out of the gutter. >> i don't like to brag. >> you to laugh at all his jokes? >> most of the time. >> because she's nice. >> he really is funny. ♪ leave me all awe loan >> in 2002, justin and britney broke up. reason is, rumor is brit cheated on him with a choreographer. justin admitted he cried himself to sleep after the split. ♪ cry me a river ♪ cry me a river >> reporter: then came the rebound relationship. first up, alyssa milano. >> she's hear. we heard you two are linked. >> a little bit. dating around. ♪ ♪ i've never felt so good >> reporter: 2003, the start of an over three-year

you know, a lot of people caulk j.c. penney's jacques penny. it's about getting your amazing holiday gives in one place. >> you go online and do a virtual shopping as well. spin around the store, do 365s. >> they created special collections. >> these are my picks. amazing gifts i think you should get your friends. >> i picked a cute pair of vans. who doesn't want vans? a nike sweatshirt. if you got that, you would be happy, right? >> these are things that are organic to my life that i use. i'm a father. i got four kids. i can only get so much cologne, right? so i need shirts and ties. my kid, it's hard to be traveling and i make sure i have thgg ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ that get you in the mood. >> he sings too? >> when we get back, steve nemesis? 1 kim will be back if the tweet is right. >> meanwhile, the finale of her other show airs tomorrow. >> it's drama. travel consideration provided by -- >>> before we go, steve harvey is getting into the christmas spirit. >> the busiest man on tv is back at it again where it all best g

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police say about 7:30 last night as many as 1,000 teens basically flash mobbed the mall near the j.c. penney wing, while breaking it all up officers arrested five teens who now face disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and other related charges. >> well, governor tom wolf has just announced more than 10,000 patients have registered for pennsylvania's medical marijuana program. some have already gun to receive their medical marijuana identification cards. the program took effect in may of 2016, expected to fully roll out by 2018. now, under state law, patient can apply in a doctor certifies they have one of 17 qualifying conditions, so far eight growers have approval to begin operations. >> montgomery county woman is making history in her town. she is 2017 and shore sham getting it first ever african-american council person. our joyce evans joins us live in the studio with the story, surprising, right? >> it is, bill. but decades before the declaration every independence was even signed, just 10 miles away, the township of horsham pa was incorporated, 1717. exactly 300 years old. afric

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thousand doors were closed where does one buy a crystal radio these days online of course this year macy's j.c. penney and sirius all announced the closing of hundreds of stores after disappointing results from by actually last year's the two thousand and sixteen holiday shopping season sirius may not be the biggest ute us retailer standing but they are arguably the most iconic their mail order catalog was once a fixture of american households in fact some facts some families even ordered their actual houses out of the catalogs they sold how this isn't catalogs for vaal things and then there are the hard numbers we continue to see a large number of retail bankruptcies registered by s. and p. global intelligence in fact in may of this year the number of such bankruptcies eighteen had already equaled all the bankruptcies for two thousand and sixteen plus retailers dillard's kohl's sears and macy's have all taken big falls on the fortune five hundred list why is this occurring well myriad reasons including but not limited to the bursting of the consumer credit bubble back in two thousand and eigh

cofounder j.c. hall, just 18 when he traveled from nebraska to kansas city. the train with a shoe box full of postcards and that's the start. >> that's the start. >> reporter: with the help of his brother, they begin making and receiving a new kind of card, a greeting card that you put inside an envelope. all these years later, who is writing them? andrew backburn, for eight years now. >> you kind of get into the spirit of christmas a lot earlier than most people do. >> reporter: his sister, mother and father, inspiration. i love what andrew told us. >> yes. >> reporter: that it comes from his parents, that's his inspiration. >> absolutely. unfortunately, weir sold out, because itol . >> 12 1/2 years writing. >> from the wrying that i do, the lettering, the illustration, it happens right here. >> so, we have amy's card right here. >> reporter: true for me, too. and writing for 17 years now. >> i'm watching movies, you know, everybody loves to watch at christmas time, i'm listening to favorite christmas songs. >> reporter: after you open her card and so many o

yesterday afternoon police stopped the officer in the hilltop mall parking lot in richmond near j.c. penney. the responding officer heard a gunshot, called for help. san francisco police did not identify the officer, but said that he was a nine-year veteran with the force. kpix5 confirmed that the car is registered to antonio cabbingtaniian, the contra costa county district attorney's office has opened an investigation. >>> investigators say the amtrak train that derailed in washington state was going more than 80 miles an hour moments before the deadly accident. that's well over the speed limit of 30 miles per hour. the crash happened around 8:00 yesterday morning in dupont, 40 miles south of seattle. chris martinez is at the scene. >> work at the site itself is going to remain all evening. >>reporter: at least three people were killed monday when amtrak train number 501 derailed outside of dupoint, washington. 13 out of the 14 cars left the track, with some flying off an overpass and down onto busy interstate 5. fortunately no motorists were killed. >> something like this where tra

thousand doors were closed where does one buy a crystal radio these days online of course this year macy's j.c. penney and sirius all announced the closing of hundreds of stores esther after disappointing results from by actually last year's the two thousand and sixteen holiday shopping season series may not be the biggest ute.

well vicki he was arguing very strongly that the j.c. p.o.a.'s given the iranians carte blanche to operate freely in any non-nuclear way she's been arguing that the. itself should be renegotiated perhaps new sanctions should be introduced to curb what she sees as iran's threatening actions but this has been vehemently rejected by russia during this briefing russia absolutely adamant that the j c p o they cannot be renegotiated which is a position that iran has strongly made so what we're going to be seeing in days ahead among members of the security council is a strong discussion vigorous discussion about whether the j c p o a can continue to exist in its current form if iran is considered to be a threat in the future mike hanna thank you very much indeed we are on the saudi led military coalition fighting in yemen has been accused of killing at least one hundred thirty six civilians and noncombatants in just ten days the united nations says they were killed by saudi airstrikes between december the sixth and december the sixteenth. these are the

it will fill the void left by the old j.c. penny store. we expect to learn more next year. >> the group says hups -- hundreds of evacuees are here right now. they are collecting coats, gl t gloves and scarves today. >> he said new jersey had its arms open and he stands committed to helping the territory recover. some say new jersey has the third largest puerto rican population in the country. >>> don't bother paying the parking meters. park for free from now until new year's day. it is a way to encourage people to shop during the holidays. >>> if you drive a shef ri you can easily track his journey. it will tell you about santa's where abouts. norad has been tracking santa for decades. they will donate for each santa update call it receives. >> pe the cool. >> how about a live show you can enjoy with your kids? we'll talk about a popular new play. >>> i'm track some rain and then big changes ahead for christmas weekend and the following week. ten day forecast coming up next. >>> that is a scene from the fun new childrens show my very own p

conversation, and, you know, there's a -- one of my favorite sayings is from a former congressman, j.c. watts, who said, you know, the challenge in politics and the press is when you're explaining, you're losing. and for quite some time, we felt like we were explaining what the dangers were of us actually regular lating the internet and content in this way. and, frankly, we were losing. we were losing that argument. and people just kept every day getting louder and louder saying you need to kick this off, you need to kick this off, and there was no counterbalancing point. and so i think the daily stormer was the exception that proved how important it was to have rules in this case and to be very clear with what those rules are. and so that decision provoke ised a debate -- provoked a debate, and i think that that debate is going to be something which is very valuable for us as a company, but more importantly, for the internet as a whole to have had in that that debate will help us create what these social constructs are. so organizations like the electronic frontier foundation, the acl

me, him and j.c. >> we're lucky individuals to get to do something we love to do. >> you get me in goodulations on the vma nod. >> uh-oh. ♪ you didn't know i loved you >> where did she get that idea? >> i didn't do it. i don't like it. >> whoa! >> ear to ear. >> i don't like to brag. >> do you laugh at all of his jokes? >> most of time. >> he really is funny. >> in 2002, justin and britney broke up and our matching denim dreams were crushed. the reason? rumor is that brit cheated on him with her choreographer. justin admitted he cried himself to sleep after the split. ♪ cry me a river >> then came the rebound relationship, alyssa milano. >> i'm dating around. ♪ baby i never felt so good." >> then a three-year relationship with cameron diaz. even after the breakup, the two remained friends. they starred in the comedy "bad future" together. >> as it turned out, we just still think the world of each other and had a great experience together. >> what are you going to do to entertain me? >> after this steammy music video, there were rumors that j.t. got with scar-jo. nothing was ever confirm

. >> laura: we're bringing j.c. back to christmas.>> they advertise on the sides of buses. it's an ad. it says find the perfect gift. a couple of sheppards -- >> laura: who is suing -- they don't want it? >> metro says it endorses religion. how is that? it's a couple of sheep. i don't understand it. >> laura: given some of the ads, that's what we need. >> merry christmas. i hope i get my melania photo. >> laura: don't go away. yo, check it out dawg. that was just a'ight for me. i mean, you got the walk. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> before we go as you ramp up your christmas shopping. billionaire, ononononononononon yourselves and your rel

probably about the best you can something like one of my grandmothers did that was work j.c. penney's for 25 cents an hour. morninger will i in the working until late at night and ot an hour off at lunch and no breaks and that was consider and really good job so there's no to complain oing about the low wages and the long hours. women were very fortunate and ad secretary positions a lot of what i'm telling you is ased on research i did in kansas about the 1930's and one in he kansas congressman about 1933 got an irate letter manne of the constituent as writing in a disgusted way about working for as wages in the congressman's office and he thought that job be given to a man who had a family and the congressman i would k you know employee a man but i don't know can type and do stening graphy. so women hire a woman with special skills were able to 1930's buthrough the most women that worked had low in s working long hours positions that largely men didn't want. doing laundry. things like cooking for other people and clean forking there people. now it was a whole lot easier for

one of the dangers of the internet is people can have entirely different reality, j.c. cocooned in information that reinforces their current biases. >>> our melissa bell is in london with the highlights. this interviews was taye taped a few months ago, just released by the bbc, he didn't mention the current president by name. >> absolutely no mention of donald trump or even, poppy, any of the major issues facing the united states or indeed the world of the this was a carefully scripted statement that was record yes remained fascinating talks about his apromise, and how life after he left, and a number of issues since he pointed out with you big differences, he's no longer in charge in response to things like the hurricanes and yet, he said, this gave him time to focus on the underlying problem of climate change. that was about as close as the former president got to referring to the current administration, either the approach to climate change or the handling of some of the situations the united states has faced. this was nonetheless insight into a man we simply haven't

. >> we're here on east ridge loop close to the mall where j.c. penney is.e are investigating after a man was shot in the head. the man was inside the silver car. a relative just came and is about to drive away in it. that is his car. police are just wrapping up their investigation. they still have their crime tape up here. let's go to video taken earlier from sky 7 where you can see the officers on the ground. they were collecting evidence and doing their investigation. you can see just how close it was to the mall parking lot. officers say just before 1:00 this afternoon, a shot was fired from a car at tully and capital expressway. the gunshot hit a man driving and he had his window open. he realized what happened and police tell us he got out of his car and switched with one of the passengers and had the passenger drive. then the car came to a rest here on east ridge loop. this is near the bus depot at the east ridge mall. the victim was taken to the hospital. we're told that he has injurie. at this point, police say they do not have any suspects in custo

. >> on the taxes, the president j.c. said if the final corporate race was 21%, it was going down from 35%, he's final with it, though originally he wanted it to go down to 15%. but he said he would be thrilled if it's 21%. >>> well get more details. stand by, i want to go to capitol hill. republican senator mike rounds is joining us. thanks no joining us. >> yes, sir. appreciate is the opportunity to visit. >> what's your reaction to the result last night that we all saw in alabama? >> well, i think a lot of us were afraid we would lose it, but we also knew regardless of the outcome it would be challenging for us. none of us were relishing having mr. moore up here. most of us suggested he withdraw from the race. we knew we would have a problem either way. naturally without having a republican coming from alabama, it means our margin is in -- and we're going to have to deal with it with luther still here, he's been a great member of the senate. and hopefully we can get the tax package through as a christmas gift to the am

it's the reason why iran came to the table to negotiate the j.c., the president thinks we need a better deal. but these sanctions work and they're a terrific economic tool to combat terrorism. maria: we have not seen a president be as tough against iran as we have seen president trump be, and i think that's probably one of the things that the saudis and the u.s. agree on, the enemies are on? >> the president is very concerned about north korea and iran, that is a big focus of ours. >> that was u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin. my thanks to the secretary. >>> next here scheduled initial public offering for saudi aramco could be the largest ipo ever at $100 billion. a hot topic at the future investment initiative in riyadh. it is sought by every major exchange in the world including the new york stock exchange, i sat down with nyse president tom farley who wants that listing. >> see me in the halls at the new york stock exchange, everyone assumes my relationship is solely about the aramco ipo. i've known from the minister level to the company s

are going to work with the community, public works and decaux to find out if we can move the existing j.cux outside the fence line and slated to be replaced with a new structure that could give us storage. this is slated for the next year and a half to two years. we've also since the capital committee figured out how to include the trash cans and bulletin boards and the project budget and working with tpl to see if we can find additional funding for other scope items on the wish list, storage unit, electrical outlets, additional seating and priceyier arched entry gate and art installation. we're excited to move forward with the concept design. these items will be included as alternatives. there is a lot of instability in the bidding climate as you know. i know over the next 12 months or so we'll work together to see what additional funds we can cobble to chip away at some of these different items. it's an important space for the community. it should be safe, clean, inspiring and we welcome the opportunity to work with them to see what we can do to fund some of these alternatives thank you

ter kerri russell, justin timberlake, cristina aguilera, j.c.d when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing some more kind of reality television programming which everyone's like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you where to go >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete green light permission fo

even just days after she's gone, you already have j.c.atts, michael steele, some credible names we know, that will help move the ball forward. >> did anyone say to the president or to someone senior in the administration, that this person is hurting our efforts to reach out to the black community? >> don, they knew it. >> did they just not care if they knew it? >> it's not that they just didn't care, it's the fact that this woman was an assistant the to the president, had the ear of the president and they trusted her opinion, because listen, you should trust the people on your team, you should believe that they're giving you wise council, you should believe that they tell you this person is not qualified that you don't take them, that they're telling you the god's truth, and so i -- >> paris, how do we explain the insensitive comments the president made, when he has the highest level black republican there, and you don't think that she was able to scream and tell him this is insensitive? can you imagine if a credible black republican was

j.c.d a rough run. >> rick: the real question is, how long does it take to find a parking space at that mall? >> yeah, it's funny. i got the mall manager here. he got me a special parking space in the mall today. >> you probably needed that. jeff, we got to run. >> i'm getting old. >> rick: get your shopping done. >> see you, rick. >> rick: all right. just ahead, a man hunt is underway in california where investigators say somebody is randomly shooting at cars. cops on the ground and in the air searching for the suspect. that is coming up. >> rick: at least one person in a pickup truck is randomly shooting at cars in california. officers are launching a man hunt. it's happening in fresno and madeira counties. investigators say the shooter has hit ten cars and injuring one woman. the fresno county sheriff says it's a matter of time before this turns into a murder investigation. jonathan hunt has more. >> rick, these shootings have been happening every few days since the first one that happe

how do you compete with macy's, j.c. penney and walmart?> i think the big box retailers really have to play it sea. we take a lot of risk with our designs. for example, i don't think those stores would have a trump design or stuff with a fijit spinner or even a 3-d moose because it takes up space and we like to keep it creative, the quality high and look at trends where we can actually import the items very quickly versus having to project what we think what we had. liz: what's your most popular ugly christmas sweater this year. what's the design? >> so that moose sticking out, that's the most popular. liz: wow! it goes for what? how much per sweater? >> typically they range from 39.95 to 59.95. liz: we love having you on. ugly sweater.com, great to see you, fred. >> merry christmas to you also. liz: we'll be right back. stay right there. .. liz liz: 21 company going to reinvest in workers and the u.s. economy, giving bonuses to their employees. bank of america sent $1,000 bonuses to half their workers. merry christmas to you, thank you for

so i have one card and that's j.c. wallace. >> good afternoon, commissioners, thank you. so i wanted to give a -- can we show the slides -- i wanted to give highlights not mentioned in the staff report. thank you very much to both of you for your work on this. my name is juan carlos and we're the project sponsor. as you've seen, the site plan, the location of the project, the howard langton community garden. a couple of highlights as mentioned, it's a six story building fronting seventh street. we significantly redesigned the project over the last three years, planning, park and rec to push the project toward seventh street, reducing the shadow significantly on the park. it is 40 residential units. this reduced from 44 to 40. we reduced the number of parking stalls from 29 to 20. from the park's perspective, the reduction was 22% in the shadow impact. and the latest shadow, is now before 9:00 a.m., where it was close to 9:40 a.m. with the previous massing of the project. this is a graphic showing the change with the illumination of the four story langton building and push

. >> laura: we're bringing j.c. back to christmas.the metro. >> they advertise on the sides of buses. it's an ad. it says find the perfect gift. a couple of sheppards -- >> laura: who is suing -- they don't want it? >> metro says it endorses religion. how is that? it's a couple of sheep. i don't understand it. >> laura: given some of the ads, that's what we need. >> merry christmas. i hope i get my melania photo. >> laura: don't go away. more when we come back. guess what i just got? uh! ♪i used to be spellbound hello again. ♪i used to be spellbound hi. ♪i used to be spellbound that's a big phone. ♪in your arms. [screams] ah, my phone. ♪you built the flame ♪that warms my heart, ♪but lying and cheating ♪has torn us apart ♪and i'm moving on. that one daddy! it's beautiful. i'm the world's greatest douglas fir. i'm the perfect shape. i'm the perfect color. my scent- like making love to a lumberjack. but halfway home, my twine gets loose. and your cut-rate insurance might not pay for this. so get allstate. where you can save money and be

where you need that we also have a local dialect speak up because i have a local dialect here because j.c. opportunity here speaks to gallaga but not the local dialect and i will be doing the corresponding now you'll notice somebody missing from that lineup that's right a camera person that person should be sitting here we don't have one this is a throw together holiday coverage when we saw the effects of the ten been stalled on mindanao we decided to get here there wasn't a camera person available so we all v.j. in this we are using our skills as video journalists and whatever equipment we can cobble together to see if we can make some television. that they're. all coming to this is you. this is the camera that we are working with but it has all the right adapters to make it work with problem microphones and link us up to the computer and then to what's called the peak and that connects to the satellites as we have a couple of helicopters going over and this is. in the city around where we are going to be if you'll gratian home this is these new houses over here by president bush we go t

j.c. penney and macy's shuttered dozens of stores in 2017. and sears, whose catalogs and appliances were once ubiquitous in american homes, has been shedding real estate and borrowing cash to stay afloat. meanwhile, restaurants are dealing with stagnant sales by joining forces. loser: tax cuts . . republicans in congress and president trump are poised to rewrite the tax code, giving large corporations a sharply lower 21% rate and providing businesses of all sizes more incentives to buy equipment and expand, hopefully to spur job creation and wage increases. but those benefits could be limited to increased payouts to shareholders, or could even fund takeovers that cost jobs. and even with assumed growth, the changes will add $1 trillion to the national debt over 10 years. for joe paycheck, the standard deduction would increase sharply while rates drop, and studies project a majority at every income level will pay less for several years. but some people will pay more as deductions they relied on are restricted or cut, and that could reduce home

names, including j.c.y and american eagle, they're struggling and amazon, of course, continues to dominate. but if you are worried about an online order, not making it under the tree, kohl's will be open from now and through 6:00 p.m. on christmas eve. and toys r us from 9:00 p.m. to christmas eve. it's daddy's shopping weekend coming up. this is when all the men go out to buy the gifts. neil: did you say 126 million, is that shoppers to date or just tomorrow? >> just tomorrow. but, look. neil: i'm sorry, kids. enjoy what you have. >> there's plenty for the procrastinators out there. neil: oh, my goodness. 126million. good luck finding a parking space, like you say. lauren just put me nahoristic mood. >> really? i thought hillary did that with the alcohol in the airports. neil: well, you both were like a one, two punch. all right. merry christmas, i guess. all right. now, congress, you know. here's -- why don't we complete the trifecta. we are not addressing our bills nationally. and the latest seems to be

going back to the j.c.la with of logic of where we are today with the reality we have affronted with resources committed by the united states that now the obligation to execute their portion of the contract is in place and they answer the obligations they have to respond to. i question if there is built-in to bid tcp o a the penalties involved for their failure to do so? i would like to challenge the thought process that this is a one-sided obligation going forward but yet since there is nothing more we have to do with this in terms of any other obligation we are committed to come if they behave then the jcpoa delays the time period of nuclear capabilities but on the of their hand if they do not then jcpoa has not worked other than the fact we have other allies to support this effort as part of the international community who may or may not feel an obligation to condemn iran, could you correct my assumptions or reaffirm what i am suggesting?. >> i was involved in the bush administration which took basic dec

other major retailers like kohl's, target, j.c.ve you plenty time for but make sure you know before you go. be fully aware of the store's return policy. know which stores will accept your return even if you don't have a receipt. most require at least a gift receipt. and be aware of any restocking fees. this usually will om applies to big ticket electronics or appliances and only if they've been opened. places like best buy and sears still have restocking fees. what about gift cards? for those you'll need a receipt. but services like card pool allow to you exchange that unwanted card for cash. but keep in mind there will be a fee so you won't get the full value of the card back. what about that mystery gift that you just don't know where it's from? well if you have a bar code, you actually might be in luck. apps like shop savvy allow to than bar code and it will tell you exactly which stores it came from. great tips for to you keep in mind when you start your returns tomorrow. guys? >> i like that little flip of the bar cod >>> fair