wal-mart has pled guilty to years of dumping hazardous waste in california is this just the cost of doing business or will the corporation change its ways to look at the issue later in today's show. it's wednesday may twenty ninth four pm in washington d.c. i'm mega lopez and you are watching our teeth we begin this hour with a critical look at the freedom of the press in the u. west just a week just a week ago we discovered that attorney general eric holder not only knew about the probe of a fox news reporter he's the one who actually signed off on it the justice department subpoenaed telephone an e-mail records from fox news reporter james rosen over an authorized leaks regarding north korea during a capitol hill hearing on the matter two weeks ago holder mentioned nothing of the sort now top republicans are calling for his resignation meanwhile president obama has renewed his first term commitment to create a media shield law it would hold journalists protect the identities of their sources but the obama administration arguably spent years weakening media rights are to correspondent li

producer bob inglis and i will debate and see see will the bank of wal-mart and virgin and space all of this up next. my name is that. i am from and i head toward that constantly. and every day she says another body in the syria or syria in arabic. it brought him into the war beginning look for reform like. the syrian woman is. trying to protect their families. there is another shot of the very most of. the last minute. to stay in russia. a secret laboratory was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything since mission to teach me creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only. wartime financing is always a challenge but governments are never short of creative solutions will explore how the iraq and afghanistan wars have been financed off budget but first history offers an instructive insight so let's take a look at what president lincoln and his treasury secretary seven pj's did during the civil war just a few months after iraq did the northern tree faced record gold outflows to stop this l

be allowed to have a but how was wal-mart going to find themselves. exactly eventually read that and it's quite possible that we're going to be we're going to be seeing the repeal of the bank holding company in the next few years and that would open up a whole range of options for non-bank players to enter the financial realm and i think it's going to be an exciting time we're going to see tech come in and really revolutionize the way that retail banking is done today but i also feel that wal-mart has done a very good job of reaching middle income classes and i feel that they were going to charter a bank that they would probably serve as low to middle income households who have a hard time getting capital anyway i mean it's interesting that you say that because the whole the whole premise peter behind this debit card prepaid debit card is serving the unbanked in the under bank and this was a this is something that's been funded by are funded by the force problems ation and it's been worked on for a number of years about it we're just seeing it come to

should be allowed to start a bank well that's an interesting point because wal-mart is already in the banking industry and in mexico in canada in the u.k. and they're already in the bank and the banking industry to an extent in terms of cash trucking and bill payment in the u.s. and they would love to get in the business of providing loans because that gives them protection it does not give them access to the discount window but that's another story well some people believe that. commerce however this dogs for a moratorium only applies to firms that have less than fifteen percent of their assets tied to financial activities so you can have still eighty four percent of your business tied to commercial commercial activities and still enter the financial services world which we've seen with wal-mart they have bluebird which is the prepaid debit card that they work on american express and this is an interesting way for companies to get into the banking system and i think we're going to see a revolution in the payment system in the company in the coming years. there's a backdoor way throug

. >> who says all new york politicians hit wal-mart? politicians hit wal-mart?o be mayor. this is $100,000. politicians hit wal-mart? the guy who wants to be mayor. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >> this just in, wal-mart is not out in new york. because republican mayoral candidate joseph lota not only likes wal-mart, but he loves it. that is an anomaly. he also supports wal-mart coming to new york. so you know the history on us. >> we have elected officials who want to be servants for the unions. elected officials in new york should be focused on getting jobs for the people who live in new york. allowing them to bike clothing and food at list prices. >> they would be allowed to set up on jupiter. but that issue always gets in the way. when they hate the idea that this comes from somewhere in asia, each one of t

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he also supports wal-mart coming to new york. so you know the history on us. >> we have elected officials who want to be servants for the unions. elected officials in new york should be focused on getting jobs for the people who live in new york. allowing them to bike clothing and food at list prices. >> they would be allowed to set up on jupiter. but that issue always gets in the way. when they hate the idea that this comes from somewhere in asia, each one of them has an apple iphone in their pocket, made by non-labor union in china. >> things are expensive, but as it turned from from a $50 for a gallon of milk. [laughter] >> not that much. it would welcome it least a break. >> thousands of new yorkers from queens go to nassau county to buy thmilk at wal-mart. they save anywhere from six to 10% on costs. that is six to 10% of your payroll back in your pocket. on the other side, yet people each one of the wal-mart stores provides two to 300 jobs come in the last time they can allow one in new york was in a community that had 20%

be allowed to have a bank but how is wal-mart and. going to find themselves exactly eventually with and it's quite possible that we're going to be we're going to be seeing the repeal of the bank holding company in the next few years and that would open up a whole range of options for non-bank players to enter the financial realm and i think it's going to be an exciting time we're going to see tech come in and really revolutionize the way that retail banking is done today but i also feel that wal-mart has done a very good job of reaching middle income classes and i feel that if they were going to charter a bank that it would probably serve as low to middle income households who have a hard time getting capital anyway i mean it's interesting that you say that because the whole the whole premise beatup behind this debit card prepaid debit card movement is serving the unbanked and the under bank and this was a this is something that's been founded by are funded by the ford problems ation and it's been worked on for a number of years and i

earlier this week we brought holly's findings to asics, wrangler and wal-mart.says it was told they don't do business with monde apparels so asics is investigating whether the clothes you saw are counterfeit. wrangler told us monde was approved for use last march by an independent labor group but after we called the company, wrangler sent its own inspector and has now fired the supplier. wal-mart told us it will investigate and if unauthorized production or child labor are found, monde will be barred permanently. holly's back from bangladesh. she's in our london newsroom now. holly, for years u.s. manufacturers have been trying to improve conditions in bangladesh. they tell customers that they don't do business with companies that don't follow the rules. how does this still happen? >> well, scott, sometimes american companies give their orders to a supplier, not the factory. or they'll give an order to one factory then it gets passed along to another factory. in that case, they don't know where their products are being made. and even if they do know which factor

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so as you had talked about there was the wal-mart wal-mart strike that we see and there is this string of fast food protests we've also had the occupy wall street kind of protests and some of those are dedicated to labor strikes and unions are the policymakers actually listening well ok so last week the president was in texas a day before the strike he was there on thursday and he was talking and he was again promoting this nine dollars minimum wage we have these fast food workers they're asking for fifteen dollars an hour wage so we have the president calling for a nine dollars minimum wage at seven twenty five or seven fifty right now so that's a slight concession towards what workers are asking for but it's really not that much and if you if you look at the minimum wage itself if it were to have the same purchasing power today as it had in the one nine hundred sixty s. will it be well over ten dollars and if the minimum wage were to keep up with the increased productivity of workers be boards of twenty dollars so as far as what policies are coming out of washington addresses the the

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wal-mart is a classic and let me follow up with that rachel one other thing too is that the idea that there's some sort of rigidity in the corporate structure of america or the wealthiest americans anyone who follows forbes richest people in the world index year after year after year all right or so i create i would have to jump in here we have to go to a short break unfortunately after a short break we'll continue our discussion on capitalism state which are to. leave these. wealthy british. time. market. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with far no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle two minute we're discussing capitalism in crisis. ok fred i think i'm back to something was mentioned earlier that you know you rich people have socialism in poor people of capitalism. you know what yeah the i get mad that that's the argument out there but in fact if you look at the list of the richest people if you look at the children of the largest corporations i

want to jump in here fran it before we go to break let me go for a out let me go to fred what wal-mart wal-mart is a classic and let me follow up with that rachel one other thing too is the idea that there's some sort of rigidity in the corporate structure of america or the wealthiest americans anyone who follows forbes richest people in the world index year after year after year all right or so i create i'm going to jump in here we have to go to a short break unfortunately after a short break we'll continue our discussion on capitalism state which are to. leave these. because. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. mission and free critic ation free in-store judges free. range month free. three stooges side free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free medio donda r.t. dot com you. welcome back to cross talk we're all th

wal-mart is a classic let me follow what rachel one other thing too is that the ideas of some sort of rigidity in the corporate structure of america or the wealthiest americans anyone who follows forbes richest people in the world index year after year after year all right or so i create i would jump in here we have to go to a short break unfortunately after a short break we'll continue our discussion on capitalism state which are to. believe these. things are. welcome to teal one out here you can feel at home. there are three choices in life the first is to work in a macleod or to live on a miserable way like a slave. the second is to jump the wall and catch the american dream because most of them lose their lives or. the other choice just as they come a member of an organisation and get inside the growing trade. it was something will never forget. the group of celebrity who did it by paid for what i've done it was never stop a. morning's today violence is once again flared up. these are the images kobold has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are. some. of th

this evening's rally kicks off a week ahead of wal-mart's annual share holding meeting next week. the group is calling its campaign, the ride of respect as it caravans to the meeting in bettenville, arkansas. where wal-mart has its headquarters, to demand a better environment for workers, and better pay. >> you know she refuses to meet with us, so we're bringing it to her today. >> the group accuses wal-mart of retaliating against employees who speak out and are demanding that that practice be stopped as well. >>> ed lee is making good on his promise to bring new business to the city's suffering mid-market area. he announced spotify has signed a lease. the music company is the 11th tech firm to move into the area since mayor lee took office. >>> three other businesses also signed leases in that area. an art studio called apex, and clothing boutique, holy stitch are moving into 42 turk street. also plans for a phantom coast pub and brewery. and coming up, a biproduct about business boom. the cuts to city services the mayor says he will roll back in his budget. >>> stocks fell today

but this is not the first time wal-mart has been accused of this behavior.ck in 2010 the company agreed to pay almost $28 million to settle allegations that it improperly disposed of pesticides, fertilizers and paint. >> five businesses have been destroyed in a to alarm fire in a strip mall and antioch. it happen yesterday at buchanan wrote in gentry town drive. you can see the flames shooting of the roof. the fire raced through every shop in the complex. and the intense heat caused small explosions from propane tanks inside one of the stores. most of the this is not open yet at the time of the fires of very few people were evacuated. no one was hurt. >> santa cruz police are looking for a man who they say robbed a bank yesterday afternoon. police say this man you see here into the bank of the west on pacific avenue and demanded cash from the teller. the suspect read in the tell but police say no weapon was actually seen. >> he also demanded a teller not give him any bills with a dye packs or gps device. >> the suspect described as a white male, about 20 to

wal-mart, macy's, nord strom, tiffany. >> the discounters continue to do quite well. people are shopping for basic items, grocery related household it items. we continue to see that. last week costco reported sales numbers that were quite good yet again. we think wal-mart and target will sound pretty solid. >> and a couple stocks that you are recommending to investors to buy. tell us about best buy, whole foods and pet smart all different kinds of companies. why do you like them? >> best buy is a turn around story. everybody left best buy for dead thinking amazon was going to take over. the company has been on a big effort to cut costs. they have brought down prices on their products so they are a married with anybody on the internet. you have the dynamic where tax collection for internet sales is being pushed on the states. where it is happening you are seeing sales trends at best buy pick up a little bit. if you can get more sales through the door at best buy and attract those customers with prices that are at marripa paro a name like pet smart or whole foods they h

is a supporter of this bill do you think that it's possible that wal-mart is trying to get. people back into their stores and not a fan of wal-mart because they don't pay the workers enough so we get a whole topic on wal-mart but the end of the day i don't see why brick and mortar stores should be punished actually they have higher costs they have to get the goods bring them in the store and a lot of people go amazon shopping right they go to best buy they pick out their t.v. and they go to the internet and they buy something on amazon without it being very what's going to prevent unintended consequences like start of companies amazon competitors going to canada going to mexico and you know you don't think this is going to push business outside the united states if you're a startup company if you make a hundred million dollars in sales you're already exempt so that's a very low bar but it is a low bar in terms of international there's all kind of you know there's nafta there's all kinds of agreements some countries we tax some countries we don't tax that's a different issue

this evening's rally kicks off a week ahead of wal-mart's annual share holding meeting next week. the group is calling its campaign, the ride of respect as it caravans to the meeting in bettenville, arkansas. where wal-mart has its headquarters, to demand a better environment for workers, and better pay. >> you know she refuses to meet with us, so we're bringing it to her today. >> the group accuses wal-mart of retaliating against employees who speak out and are demanding that that practice be stopped as well. >>> ed lee is making good on his promise to bring new business to the city's suffering mid-market area. he announced spotify has signed a lease. the music company is the 11th tech firm to move into the area since mayor lee took office. >>> three other businesses also signed leases in that area. an art studio called apex, and clothing boutique, holy stitch are moving into 42 turk street. also plans for a phantom coast pub and brewery. and coming up, a biproduct about business boom. the cuts to city services the mayor says he will roll back in his budget. >>> stocks fell today

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save $30 or more when you shop big gas k-mart. >> how do they think of these things? >> i bet if we met them we would know exactly how they do it. >> it's prom season and that means time to pose for those cheesy prom pictures with the wrist corsage and what-not. everyone's got one. president obama's was released today. he's in a little foursome group. and you see the -- >> i can hardly -- >> there he is. >> this came from kelly almond. a high school friend of obama's, they double-dated. everyone talks about how people sign their yearbooks. i think, he signed her yearbook saying kelly, it's been nice getting to know you this year. you're extremely sweet. and foxy. >> i don't know why greg would -- would want to spend any time at all with me, you deserve better than the clowns like us. >> foxy is the key word. >> in high school when a guy signs your yearbook and you would wait to see how he signed it and what he wrote and how long he was writing, if he was writing a short little thing. it was nerve-wracking even to ask. would you sign my yearbook. because then you're wa

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wal-mart admitted to improper handling. wal-mart agreed to pay a fine.ne also covers a similar case in missouri. wal-mart says the incidents all happened several years ago due to a lack of employee training and that new workplace regulations are already now in place. >>> two 13-year-old girls are representing the bay area this week in the script's national spelling bee. that event starts tomorrow in maryland. audrey is a tenth grader in san ramon. she would like to be a writer. niha kulakala speaks taligu and tamel. she also takes karate and would like to be a doctor. and we called miha she recalled the word that sent her to the nationals. >> i thought, i've heard this word. i know i'm going to win. a-c-o-t-y-l-o-d-e-n. i feel really fortunate to have made it this far. >> of course she knew the world. slam dunk. neha says she has been studying two to three hours after school and all day on the weekends. >> that's an incredible dedication. good for both of them. >>> how this 8-foot tall device will help solve one of the biggest little problems in one bay

wal-mart admitted to improper handling. wal-mart agreed to pay a fine. that fine also covers a similar case in missouri. wal-mart says the incidents all happened several years ago due to a lack of employee training and that new workplace regulations are already now in place. >>> two 13-year-old girls are representing the bay area this week in the script's national spelling bee. that event starts tomorrow in maryland. audrey is a tenth grader in san ramon. she would like to be a writer. niha kulakala speaks taligu and tamel. she also takes karate and would like to be a doctor. and we called miha she recalled the word that sent her to the nationals. >> i thought, i've heard this word. i know i'm going to win. a-c-o-t-y-l-o-d-e-n. i feel really fortunate to have made it this far. >> of course she knew the world. slam dunk. neha says she has been studying two to three hours after school and all day on the weekends. >> that's an incredible dedication. good for both of them. >>> how this 8-foot tall device will help solve one of the biggest little problems in

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