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frederick police arrest two mothers.investigators say they brought young children to kmart with them...to help them shoplift.janice park joins us now after speaking with one of the accused women a few hours ago.. janice? jeff,police say it happened at thii k-mart... and when i spoke to melissa holt-forrest she didn't want to go on camera...but she had tears in her eyes and said she completely regrets involving the children... children... "i was flabergasted, i can't beliive you'd take your kids in to steal for you"police arrest melissa holt-forrest seen here...and her ffiend alicia hill.two neighbors...living in thurmont: thurmont:"and the two women who only live a few blocks from each other would get in their car and drive 14 miles to the kmart in frederick" police say the two women took five of their children into the kmart.caught by surveillance cameras...and store employees...police say the women shoved anything from bras...to m&m's, hair ties...even a tinkerbell necklace into their bags...but also in the backpacks of hill's two little girls girls"it jumped out at me that this is

summer is ending but the savings have just begun at kmart! trend tonight thanks to its once in a blue moon amnesty program. today a woman returned a book 78 years overdue. i always wondered how it accumulated how it got to be in my parents possession. when i saw it in the paper that it was this amnesty program and that i would be put in jail i called and i returned it. my first reaction was wild. 1934 that's a long time ago to have a book out. that's not the original finding and that's also part of the story. 392nd 454th book that was checked out in the chicago library. it hung around my parents' house for years in years and years the book was always around to look at. and he was one of my favorite authors. it was done in 1911 this was 480 copies and our copy is no. 8. it could be worth somewhere between 1000-$2,000 potentially but of course that it's priceless now we will not be putting it up for sale. we have to simple goals with the amnesty program. get the materials back. any item that is overdue its 20¢ per day and up to $10 for the book

my mom was a cashier, a hotel maid, a stock clerk at kmart. they never made it big. they were never rich, and yet they were successful, because just a few decades removed from hopelessness, the impossible for us all the things that have been impossible for them. many nights a growing up i would hear my father's keys jingling at the door as he came home after another 16-hour day. many mornings, i woke up just as my mother got home from the overnight shift at kmart. when you are young and in a hurry, the meaning of moments like this escape you. but now, as my children get older, and understand better. my dad is the tellers -- [speaking in spanish] --in this country, you're going to be able to accomplish all the things we never could. a few years ago, during a speech, i noticed a bartender behind the portable bar in the back of the ballroom. i remember my father, who worked as in many years as a banquet bartender. he was grateful for the work he had. but that is not the life he wanted for us. you see, he stood behind the bar in the back of the room all those years so on

now, she's the multimillion-dollar face of pepsi international, not to mention kmart.pportunities for the hot new stars certainly are growing even beyond the set says this woman who works with vergara and blanca soto. so this crossing the way for them? >> absolutely. first of all, they need to be talented. they need to be bilingual and multicultural. >> in normal, you say "i love you." in a telenovela, you say "i love you." >> reporter: she teaches me one of the staples in telenovela acting. miguel depuguttman for "nightli" >>> next up, where were you when you first heard bob marley? his oldest son ziggy opens up about the legend he knew. ♪ ♪ i said i shot the sheriff ♪ ♪ so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> even though who k

. ♪ ♪ the back to school collection from kmart. work it. a lot of pollen.has been a miserable day across the area we have a hurricane autumn like temperatures to talk about in the day of the 90's and we also have an amazing pictures we captured this big storm coming into the city on saturday and steven snapped this picture of a lightning bolt hitting a water tower. if you were here on saturday you know that's exactly what that looked like. and this was damaged by the wind, it literally looks like something was thrown against it. or else the wind just collapsed it. there are big storms in the upper midwest with a cold front that will begin a cycle of changed this week that will give us just one and 90 degree temperature. beautiful skies from the east. we will show you mold numbers that are just off the charts. big storms tonight roaming the upper midwest. this is the beginning of a cool front and the question is will some of this come through here tomorrow evening. we had some pretty good rate over the weekend from the storms. the yellow areas and the green

my dad was a bartender, my mom was a cashier, a hotel made, a stock clerk at kmart. they never made it big. they were never rich. and yet they were successful, because just a few decades removed from hopelessness, they made possibl for us all the things that had been impossible for them many nights growing up i would hear my father's keys jingling at the door as he came home after another 16 hour day. many mornings i woke up just as my mother got home from the overnight shift at kmart. when you're young and you're in a hurry, the meaning of moments like this escape you. but now as my children get older, i understand it better. my dad used to tell u us-- (speaking spanish)-- in this country, in this country are you going to be able to accomplish all the things we never could. a few years ago during a speech i noticed the bartender behind the portable ball in the back of the ballroom. and i remembered my father who worked for many years as a banquet bartender. he was grateful for the work he had. but that's not the life he wanted for us. you see, he stood behind a bar

mom was a cashier, a hotel maid, a stock clerk at kmart. they never made it big. they were never rich. and yet they were successful. because just a few decades removed from hopelessness, they made possible for us, all the things that had been impossible for them. many nights growing up, i would hear my father's keys jingling at the door. as he came home after another 16-hour day. many mornings i woke up just as my mother got home from the overnight shift at kmart. when you're young and in a hurry, the meaning of moments like this escape you. but now, as my children get older, i understand it better. my dad used to tell us -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> in this country, you're going to be able to accomplish all the things we never could. few years ago during a speech, i noticed the bartender behind the portable bar in the back of the ballroom. i remembered my father who worked for many years as a banquet bartender. he was grateful for the work he had, but that's not the life he wanted for us. you see, he stood behind a bar in the back of the room all those yea

my mom was a cashier, a hotel maid, a stock clerk at kmart. they never made it big.hey were never rich. and yet they were successful. because just a few decades removed from hopelessness, they made possible for us all the things that had been impossible for them. many nights growing up, i would hear my father's keys jingling at the door as he came home after another 16-hour day. many mornings i woke up just as my mother got home from the overnight shift at kmart. when you're young and you're in a hurry, the meaning of moments like this escape you. but now as my children get older, i understand it better. my dad used to tell us -- [ speaking foreign language ] in this country, in this country, you're going to be able to accomplish all the things we never could. a few years ago during a speech, i noticed the bartender behind the portable bar in the back of the ballroom. i remembered my father who worked for many years as a banquet bartender. he was grateful for the work he had. but that's not the life he wanted for us. you see, he stood behind a bar in the back of the

. >>> sound thing they must have the uniform and school supplies >>> she says the manager of the kmartand redwood city she sees hundreds of parents spending hundreds of dollars on their children >>> i know it is like $300 on layaway the put a lot for the whole year >>> i tried to get a bargain where i can. >>> i tried to like you know get the best prices and best deals >>> lisa washington cbs 5 >>> for help getting ready for must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver, only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> who has three computers and can outsmart a smart phone to get the weather? >>> does your about the shooting stars as well >>> the perseid showers? >>> we both know how to spell it.

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. >>> something they must take to school a school uniform and supplies >>> and the manager of the kmartin redwood city sees hundreds of parents spending hundreds of dollars on their children. >>> it is like over a $300 on layaway the put a lot for the whole year. >>> i tried to do this on on, i tried to get the best prices and best deals. lisa washington cbs 5. >>> if you need help getting ready for back-to-school shopping we have a guy on our website cbs s f up on current is then with sports. >>> the a's and giants both in the win column built those details coming up you cannot believe this finish as petaluma, >>> dedicate this to little league, the petaluma nationals this is your time. their goal of the fans in san bernadino, west region finals. a tie game in the fourth the ball gets away on wild pitch petaluma leads to why a 5-4 sixth inning petaluma up 7-4 they said and the ball gets away. it goes to the wall. here come two runs but something the players saw with a base runner here is coach eric smith >>> when he says play yet stepped off and throw it to call nice and easy and you'l

she said to me would be at the store, a kmart or something and catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror and i felt freakish or i went with other vets to the beach in san diego, she's from san diego, and she said the water felt so good on her body. she was wearing a little cap talk but she said i don't think i will ever wear a bathing suit again. it's very much reminded of a that i'm speaking to again who is a patient at the walter reed a bethesda naval hospital. again, two years, and that the parent's i spoke to as well said he had a beautiful body. he has lost mobility. he lost both legs, but he is revalidating with remarkable study par stat x -- prosthetics with an ability that many military men and women have. it's amazing. i get enormous installation on warmongering. it's not to call for clarifying it, but it's chongging to be honest. non-conscription professionals men and women come here force men and women, but we often don't know because the sense of our population and yet they are so remarkable. >> why you, why are they talking to you? >> that's a good question. when i went to t

but the assistant manager at this kmart is optimistic about back-to-school for another reason. >> the economy is getting a little bit better. people are coming in more to the store, shopping more. we can definitely see it in our sales, how sales are improving-- not just in back to school, but sales in general. >> reporter: still, there are plenty of reasons back-to-school spending could prove disappointing. gasoline prices are rising, income growth is weak, and many households are trying to slash debt. but, remember, back-to-school is all about the kids. >> everyone usually tries to buffer the kids. and on top of that, the low price points that usually go along with kids' products help to make it a little bit more resistant. >> reporter: retailers hope back-to-school spending will be strong, and signal even stronger spending during the all- important winter holidays. however, there is one wildcard between the two seasons. >> while back to school, we are subject to some negative news cycle as we get closer to the election, that will be over by the time we get to the holidays spending p

revenue came in light due to softer sales at the company's sears and kmart stores. but today, investors were optimistic, sending the shares up more than 6%. best buy shares inched up more than a dollar, but not because of earnings. earlier this month, the founder of the firm, richard schulze made a public bid to take the company private. now, best buy's board is asking him to reveal the names of private equity firms that would back the buyout. there could also be a buyout in the works for video game publisher electronic arts. the company makes the popular "sim city" and "battlefield" games, and is reportedly in early-stage talks with several private equity firms. shares of the company rose 72 cents to $13.81, providing some relief for investors who've watched the stock tumble to historic lows in recent weeks. now, let's switch from retail to some other sector movers. cisco systems was the biggest gainer in the dow today, up nearly 10%. as we reported last night, the networking company reported better than expected sales and profits, and a big dividend hike. cisco's

elfe music: up and under w/sfx music: swells the back to school collection from kmart. work it. one year ago tonight tragedy at the indiana state fair, a stage collapses and the sugar land concert and killed seven people, that event being remembered tonight. >> so many people came out to this memorial tonight it was held just be on this grandstand right here next to a plaque with the victims' names on it in tonight their loved ones brought roses, balloons and heavy hearts. being back at the indiana state fair grounds is almost too much to bear for jaime paulette, she was badly hurt and her best friend mcginn was killed when the stage collapsed during a sugar land concert. she is here on this one year anniversary to pay tribute to mcginn and the other six lost in the tragedy. among those people chris c. collins also died when the stage came crashing down. she was always there when anyone who was in trouble so i know that she would be there for me. at 846 the exact time fair officials say the stage collapsed everything shut down and an eerie silence rang throughout the fair ground

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walmart also be staples and kmart. the first day of school approaches. wells fargo controls 33% of the market. that is raising some red flags. they're looking at whether there is growing risk to bar was and tax payers. a mixed close for stocks yesterday. the dow was up for a fourth straight session. the bloomberg maryland index was down a touch on losses for jos. a. bank. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:20. 72 degrees on tv hill. the ravens' first preseason game is set for tonight in atlanta at. >> keith mills has more in sports. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors, you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'caus

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. >>> how would you like a free ipad from abercrombie & fitch, free flu shot at kmart and free backpack are things stores are offering as retailers try get a bigger piece of this year's back-to-hosc shopping season. number of students enrolled in prek-12 will hit a record. you may be wishing you could get more free food deals. price of corn fed to cattle rising to new record high because of this year's devastating drought. the corn used to make ethanol meaning the drought could push gas prices higher. an attorney attorney general is investigating a flagship energy drink and ingredients monster isn't saying who but they say this ag is looking into advertising and marketing of its dins. prosecutors determined there is no viable bay is for bringing a criminal prosecution against goldman sachs. a committee concluded goldman sold mortgage-related investments to clients but didn't tell clients goldman was betting against the investments. yesterday better than expected report on jobless claims. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >>> next, it is an early morning for south bay famili

many days i would wake up as my mother got home from the over night shift at kmart. when you are young and in a hurry the meaning of moments like this escape me. as my children get older i understand it better. my dad used to tell us... (speaking spanish). in this country you are going to be able to accomplish all of the things we never could. a few years ago during a speech i noticed the bartender behind a portable bar in the back of the ballroom. i remember my father who worked for many years as a bartender. he was grateful for the work he had but that's not the life he wanted for us. you see, he stood behind a bar in the back of a room all those years so one day i could stand behind a podium in the front of a room. >> that was just one of several times the audience came to their feet. another instant when clint eastwood taking on the crowd. >> i remember three and a half years ago when mr. obama won the election though i wasn't a big supporter i was watching that night when he was having that thing and they were talking about hope and change and they were talking

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she stocked shelves at kmart. there is that whether they are cuban-americans are not. >> hello come asking you about marco rubio. what has he said in his reach is about his grandfather? what stuck with him so much? >> he talks about his grandfather very lovingly. that was one of the things that first connected an emotional week for me when i was beginning my research. because i also have a spanish-speaking, cigar smoking grandfather. my heritage is spanish. my grandfather smoked cuban cigars on the porches when i was a little boy. when i heard marco rubio talking about that, it made an emotional connection and i can really see how it makes an emotional connection for people who are listening to his speeches. he talks about his grandfather being someone who loves history and love politics and loved talking about all those things. others will say that even at a young age, marco rubio was interested in hearing all of that stuff. i think they had this very deep bond, the two of them. and they lived together. at variou