john mackey saying we don't think our track record is any different than any other supermarket. we don't know why whole foods was singled out. we feel like we're victims. and there's no magical wand we can wave to re-establish trust. they're just going to have to do the hard work. and finally, melissa, more on these stores they're going to roll out. they have five they're going to roll out next year. they're supposed to be smaller, cheaper. not that small. 30,000 square feet. i think your average trader joe "uss closer to 10. but they say they will be streamlined and the first one will be in the very hipstery silver lake neighborhood in los angeles. back to you. >> it almost seems tone deaf, jane, to be talking about opening 365 stores. i understand that the time frame is spread out over stores. but still be opening to that extent when you're seeing these -- >> oh, no. that's the name of the store. >> five stores next year at -- >> right. 365 is their private labels product line. excuse me. yeah. so five stores next year. five stores in 2017. >> and the market will bear that. wh

creating a hugely successful supermarket chain focusing on healthier and natural foods that founder is john mackeygan a whole foods i have annoyed him for years claiming that most of the health claims by a these organic people is nonsense but he says natural and organic foods lead to a healthier a.m. along girl lives [n][applause] how many agree most of these claims are a con job? [n][applause] john: i thank you one that. >> put it to the empirical test. >> we are both alive. >> i will be we will see how the audience does you say you are for artificial foods >> they are all chemicals. [laughter] but we will not debate the healthy food today but what government says how they achieve their american dream them monopoly. they are ruthless -- ruthlessly undercut they can charge river they want that is why we need anti-monopoly laws with the ftc in a suit you to be a monopoly. >> i know. it is unbelievable they said we were a monopoly of premium and natural organic foods supermarkets. [laughter] which we invented that. [laughter] [n][applause] our argument was safeway, all wal-mart or costco sprouts or

creating a hugely successful supermarket focusing on healthier and natural foods that founder is john mackey to began a whole foods i have annoyed him for years claiming that most of the health claims by a these organic people is nonsense but he says natural and organic foods lead to a healthier a.m. along girl lives [n][applause] how many agree most of these claims are a con job? [n][applause] john: i thank you one that. >> put it to the empirical test. >> we are both alive. >> i will be we will see how the audience does you say you are for artificial foods >> they are all chemicals. [laughter] but we will not debate the healthy food today but what government says how they achieve their american dream them monopoly. they are ruthless -- ruthlessly undercut they can charge river they want that is why we need anti-monopoly laws with the ftc in a suit you to be a monopoly. >> i know. it is unbelievable they said we were a monopoly of premium and natural organic foods supermarkets. [laughter] which we invented that. [laughter] [n][applause] our argument was safeway, all wal-mart or costco sprou

john mackey and water rob admitted customers were paying more for some items saying employees made mistakesweighing the food. in a video they promised if any customers over chargeed again they will get that item for free free. it is a guacamole recipe that includes a surprising ingredient and it is causing a social media friend seem all starred when new york times food columnist melissa clark posted a recipe for guacamole made with peas. yes, peas. within hours, twitter exploded. a lot of people against the peas as you can imagine even president obama weighed in saying he's going to stick with the traditional recipe. one user even tweeted to the new york times cancel my subscription. but the author stands by her recipe. >>> new at 11:00 it's the tale of two states. americans are apparently dislike new jersey but love pennsylvania according to at a new survey. the garden state was the only state to collect more unfavorable than favorable responses in the survey. why is that? well, u gov says new jerseyans are likely to take a hard nosed attitude toward life. pennsylvania tied with florida fo

creating a hugely successful supermarket chain focusing on healthier and natural foods that founder is john mackey to began a whole foods i have annoyed him for years claiming that most of the health claims by a these organic people is nonsense but he says natural and organic foods lead to a healthier a.m. along girl lives [n][applause] how many agree most of these claims are a con job? [n][applause] john: i thank you one that. >> put it to the empirical test. >> we are both alive. >> i will be we will see how the audience does you say you are for artificial foods >> they are all chemicals. [laughter] but we will not debate the healthy food today but what government says how they achieve their american dream them monopoly. they are ruthless -- ruthlessly undercut they can charge river they want that is why we need anti-monopoly laws with the ftc in a suit you to be a monopoly. >> i know. it is unbelievable they said we were a monopoly of premium and natural organic foods supermarkets. [laughter] which we invented that. [laughter] [n][applause] our argument was safeway, all wal-mart or costco sprou

john mackey and walter robb say the company accidentally overcharged customers for sliced fruit and sandwiches had uncovered what it called systematic overcharging by the company. both men say they are retraining workers to make sure the mistakes do not keep happening. next half houre of the bloomberg market day, from the turmoil over greece, we will look at the factors driving the international markets. yelp has decided not to pursue a sale since sales went tumbling. we will see if the site can survive going alone. tesla powers up deliveries and while investors are loving it, tesla hast to deliver on key promises. investors will get a chance to tech out the dna as the generic jeanette -- the genetic testing company makes its public debut on the nasdaq. right now, shares are higher. the company's ceo joins us now from the nasdaq. thank you for joining us. what we're talking about here is dna testing. tell us how it works. >> the way it works is we have taken statistical text -- intoiques that we used medication's systems like cell phones and spaceships and apply those technologies to analyze t

john mackey and welcome rob say the company has accidentally -- and walter rob say the company has accidentally overcharged customers for fruit. say they are reach many workers to make sure these mistakes don't continue to happen. mark: there has been a record mill $2 billion settlement from the -- record multimillion dollar settlement from the bp gulf spill. the payments will be spaced out over 18 years. bp ceo says the company can manage the payment schedule. he says he will not force bp to cut its dividend. scarlet: more than six years ago, mark zuckerberg tried to buy twitter. there is no speculation that he may try again. dick costolo just stepped down as suitors ceo after months of criticism from investors. mark: we are turning to greece. the former greek prime minister spoke out against the opposition. antonin: tsipras has only said one truth, that greece would become unrecognizable in six months. he is certainly succeeding in that. but we are not going to let him get us back into the drama. we are for the euro and we will win on sunday. scarlet: from our perspective on this evolving sto

top executives john mackey and walter rob appeared online in a video to address concerns.y the chain is implementing a third-party auditing process for all its stores. this issue came to light during a new york is he department of consumer affairs audit. the chain believes this mostly affects fresh foods because those are packaged and labeled in the store. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> it's tough because this one wants to know about the forecast in the morning because he wants to go for a bike ride. >> and i've got a race. there's a 5k in rockville. i think the odds for a quieter morning than afternoon favor that. i told derek i'm more confident about tomorrow morning than saturday afternoon. look how murky it is, clouds, trying to get a little sliver of sun, 77 degrees. that's about as warm as we've been all day, which is way below average. average is now 88 here for early july, light north, northwesterly wind at 5 miles an hour. other temps all in the 70s, so very comfortable out there, 77 in cumberland and in

john mackey and walter rob admit customers were overcharged for some items saying employees made mistakes weighing those products. in a video film at whole foods they promised if any customer is overcharged again, they will get their food for free this comes after new york city officials, called what they called systematic over charging for prepackaged food at city whole food stores. >>> well coming up, taking the pop out of bubble wrap, why the new design is going silent. >>> then could feature of flying, in the cockpit. we will show you new technology automating the way we fly. >>> we will show what you happens when a huge pink pig hot air balloon falls from the sky, and crashes, we will be righ another portuguese manowar washed up in brigantine. this photo is from the real brigantine facebook page. manowar has long ten-- tentacles that can sting even when they are dead. other man owe wars have been spotted in harvey cedars and ocean city. it looks like a jelly fish, but it is actually a colony of organisms working together. if you see one stay away. report to it a life guard. >>> ocean

i think john mackey sunday the gun. right comparable same-store sales last week of june were really bad. he had to come out to say something. this is really about customer trust in whole foods. neil: they didn't have ring dings. any of that horrible stuff. >> drake fruit pies. neil: don't get me started. whole foods, i warned you. thank you very much. a lot of warnings to the irs commissioner better send over emails, start providing stuff republican congress wanted and now there is hell to pay. the commissioner says he has very good reason not to provide these. the judge said you're really dragging your feet and keep doing this, you will be dragging your fannie right to my gavel. to gerri willis on that and what is going on here. gerri? >> well look, i spent a lot of time with these 20 pages of the transcript in front of judge emmett sullivan who has been trying for entire month to get the irs to produce emails from lois lerner. wanted them to produce emails every monday. they made one deadline. that was it. finally, th

in a video released yesterday, walter robb and john mackey issued an apology and discussed changes theaight up we made some mistakes. we want to own that and tell what you we are doing about it. >> most importantly, we are going to increase our training in our new york stores and around the country. we want to be perfect in this area. we don't want there to be any mistakes. if is there a mistake, it's not in your favorite we promise to give you that item for free. >> joining us is the ceo of apple metro. what is your reaction to first the denial by niece executethese executives? >> i think the mea culpa was the prudent thing to do. it i think it's much ado about nothing. we have 39 restaurants. it's hard for me to stay up on top of 39 different managers all the time. if it was -- you always look at motive. if money was being upstreamed through corporate headquarters or finding its way into somebody's pocket, you would say it was intentional. the fact it's a couple of outliers and people were careless, if you will. airlines are classical. that would appear to be clear it was corporately

john: this guy tortured people and he served how long you maxie mackey was sentenced to four years and he was out in two years. john: now he is collecting $4000 a month police pension. >> i don't know what they are thinking in chicago. what does somebody have to do to lose his pension? john: if you confess, it means that you did it? >> yes, innocent people would never confess to a crime they didn't commit. but dna evidence p have lots of innocent people that have confess to crimes they didn't commit. john: birds was not the only one that extracted false confessions. one chicago mother served eight years before it was discovered that the evidence did not support the confession that she gave. she told the police that she had strangled her or your old son. why would a mother confessed to that if she didn't do it? >> welcome here is why. >> heiress was interrogated for 27 hours after her 4-year-old son accidentally strangled himself with a fitted bedsheet. >> how do you say that you did something they did not do? you know? i never understood that until it happened to me. john: it is hard t

john: this guy tortured people and he served how long you maxie mackey was sentenced to four years and he was out in two years. john: now he is collecting $4000 a month police pension. >> i don't know what they are thinking in chicago. what does somebody have to do to lose his pension? john: if you confess it means that you did it? >> yes innocent people would never confess to a crime they didn't commit. but dna evidence proves that we have lots of innocent people that have confess to crimes they didn't commit. john: birds was not the only one that extracted false confessions. one chicago mother served eight years before it was discovered that the evidence did not support the confession that she gave. she told the police that she had strangled her or your old son. why would a mother confessed to that if she didn't do it? >> welcome here is why. >> heiress was interrogated for 27 hours after her 4-year-old son accidentally strangled himself with a fitted bedsheet. >> how do you say that you did something they did not do? you know? i never understood that until it happened to me. john: i

john: this guy tortured people and he served how long you maxie mackey was sentenced to four years and he was out in two years. john: now he is collecting $4000 a month police pension. >> i don't know what they are thinking in chicago. what does somebody have to do to lose his pension? john: if you confess it means that you did it? >> yes innocent people would never confess to a crime they didn't commit. but dna evidence proves that we have lots of innocent people that have confess to crimes they didn't commit. john: birds was not the only one that extracted false confessions. one chicago mother served eight years before it was discovered that the evidence did not support the confession that she gave. she told the police that she had strangled her or your old son. why would a mother confessed to that if she didn't do it? >> welcome here is why. >> heiress was interrogated for 27 hours after her 4-year-old son accidentally strangled himself with a fitted bedsheet. >> how do you say that you did something they did not do? you know? i never understood that until it happened to me. john: i