look good at all for oshkosh. he said, wait a minute. i don't have power over oshkosh.comes from the indian nation. he said they had already settled their dispute under indian law. he said, oshkosh, you are a free man. you committed no crime against the united states. inve the door is the word latin for "law." this is kind of unique to wisconsin that we have everything to do with legislature in the same building . we are now in the assembly. this is part of the legislature. we have two rooms, the senate and the assembly. 5,700,000 people live in wisconsin. we divided our state into 99 districts by population. we have 99 representatives, all elected to two years, all elected at the same time. once you are all in the room, the elected political leader has the big chair in the front. that leader is called the speaker, and the speaker takes care of all the political issues. they decide when they are going to meet, what they're going to talk about, who the chairman of the committees will be. the mere are in front of you is calling wisconsin's past, present, and future. was s

a federal judge trying chief oshkosh for murder.e supposedly killed a member of the pawnee tribe in hunting incidenta. the judge said, wait a minute. i do not have power over oshkosh. he comes from an indian nation. . he inquired of the menominee zana pawnees. he said, you're a free man. you committed no crime against the united states. above the door is latin for "law." a lot of the state capitals, the supreme court is in a separate area. this is unique to wisconsin that we have everything to do with samelature in the building. we are in the assembly. this is part of the legislature. we have two rooms. this is the assembly. people live in wisconsin. we divided our state into 99 districts. we have 99 representatives elected for two years, all elected at the same time. in november, half of this group is running for election. once you're in the room, you have -- the political leader has the chair in the front. that is the speaker. the speaker takes care all of the political issues. the speaker is going to tell them when they're going

i have done it before i was in congress and when i was in congress, and the oshkosh corporation and several other corporations were in my district, so they wanted to know if i was doing it for my district or to lie my own pockets. so if we try to help them in dealing with congressional things, we first of all had to prove by the ethics committee, certainly in the case of oshkosh, and i am sad to say the stocks are not as down, or not as up as when i sold. but we wanted them to investigate a because questions were raised about it. it all happened about eight years ago. the legal question is whether one congress can review the behaviors of another congress. a supreme court case where a person was thrown out of congress and reelected. the supreme court said, no, the voters are the people who decide. this was all in the newspapers for years in my district as well. to raisee did not want any procedural questions. we wanted to stand by their advice that they had given me. we wanted to follow them and hope to do. >> in view of the ethics committee's's purview, how does it work when you won't be he

hagger, carters and oshkosh. carters owns oshkosh now. gerri: they're the top-rated stores there.ho did they gripe about? who didn't they like? >> the lower rated were american eagle, old navy, gap, nike, and leave ease tended to not be the happy president value they perceived maybe even with the help. the biggest gripe, there weren't a lot of big gripes, 17 percent complained that the prices weren't quite as good as they thought they would be. that was the biggest gripe. the other gripes were selection and the help, again, that was below 10 percent. gerri: one of the the things i notice it seems to me that the retailers are making products specifically for these retail outlet stores and sometimes the quallty isn't as good as you find from their brick and mortar store or their online store. do i have that right? >> we found that in the past. about 80 percent of the goods you find at outlets are made specifically for the outlets. there will be some tweaks to the quality. they may have fewer stitches per square inch. the or the leather is thinner on the belts. the other goods that y

. >> they found superior value, at oshkosh, and izod and ll bean and the ratings were not as good forrs, old navy, gap and levis. these days most merchandise is made especially for the outlet. but is it the same quality. the couch carries this bag and the outlet has this one. >> it is made of embossed leather and has a rounded handle. the outlet version is close with a fine handle. >> the shoes are very similar, but the retail version is made of leather in italy and the outlet version is made of polyester in china. >> this set is identical to the retail store and actually costs more. same with this revere pot and pan set. some definitely offer bargains but you have to shop carefully. head to the back of the store first and find the biggest mark downs there, and if an item is damaged ask for an additional discount. consumer reports shoppers get an extra 10% off every time. and ask for a coupon book. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph and melissa magee, i'm brian taff. we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at

sure that i had done it before i was in congress, before i was owning stock, and since i own stock oshkosh corporation and other corporations in our district and the issue as well was i doing it to line my own pocket or as a representative? we always made sure that if we tried to help them in dealing with congressional things we first of all had it approved by the ethics committee, certainly in the case of oshkosh truck and i -- sad to say the stock is down at least as well as up since i bought it and i haven't sold any. but we want them to investigate it because questions were raised. it all happened about eight years ago. there's even a legal question as to whether one, congress can review the bare of members of another congress. we had a supreme court case involving adam clayton powell where he was thrown out of congress, reelected. they tried to not seat him and the supreme court said no the voters are the people whom decide. well, this is all in the newspapers for years in my district as well. but anyway we didn't want to raise any procedural questions. we wanted them to stand by thei

outlets where the women's clothing store, l l b and a great return policy, carter, carter actually owns oshkoshgerri: they are the top-rated stores right there. who do they gripe about? who didn't they like? what were the complaints? >> lower rated where american eagle, old navy, gap, nike and levi tended to not be happy with the selections, the value they perceived even with the help. a lot of big gripes, 17% say the prices were not as good as they thought they would be but that was the biggest gripe. the others were selected and the help but that was below 10%. gerri: one thing i noticed when i go to outlet stores, it seems to me the retailers are making products specifically for retail and sometimes the quality isn't as good as you find from their brick and mortar store or their online store. >> we found that too. especially with clothing. 85% of the goods you find that out that i made specifically for the outlets now and able tweak the quality. they have fewer stitches per square inch or the lender may be thinner on belts. i don't know if the goods are pretty good. the other goods you will

upon worth, haggar, oshkosh, izod and ll bean.ays, merchandise is made specifically for the outlets. but is it the same quality? the coach store carries this bag. the outlet has this one. >> the retail version is made of a nice, heavy, embossed leather, a rounded top. so it sits nicely in a rounded handle which is more comfortable. the outlet version is a fine bag. it has a few less fine details and flat handle. >> reporter: there is a $100 difference between j crew's outlet ballet flats and those from its retail store. >> the shoes are very similar. but the retail version is made of leather in italy, and the outlet version is made in china, polyurethane. the retail version also has a heel, which will provide better support. >> reporter: also, be aware, not everything is cheaper at the outlets. although this corelle dinnerware set is identical, it actually costs more. same with this revere ware pot and pan set. bottom line, some outlets definitely offer bargains, but, you have to shop carefully. one more way to save, head to the b

. >> reporte those surveyed found superior value at bon worth, haggar, oshkosh izod and l.l. bean.ame sghault the coach store carries this bag? the outlet has this one. >> the retail version is made of a nice heavy embossed leather, a rounded top, so it sits nicely in a rounded handle which is more comfortable. the outlet version is a nine bag, a few less fine details and a flat handle. >> a $100 difference between these outlet flats and these from the retail store. >> the shoes are similar. the retail is made in italy of real either. the outlet is polyurethane. >> reporter: be aware not everything is cheaper. although this corel dinner set is identical, it costs costs more here. same with the revereware pot and pan set. some offer bargains but you have to shop carefully. >> that was erika gonzalez reporting. we reached out. >>> an attraction at the happiest place on earth catches fire? we have new video into the newsroom and why disney world is blaming another attraction for the flames. >>> d.c. voters next week are expected to vote to legalize marijuana, but how will it be so? w

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