if you don't want to eat rabbit, don't eat rabbit. if two men want to eat a rabbit they should be allowed to eat a rabbit. if they want to share a rabbit for dinner, that's fine. >> here is what i want. i want every store to sell rabbits, but just like lobsters they have to be alive. you have to pick them. i will take the cutest ones. >> pretty soon easter baskets will have rabbit meat in them. >> you know what, this is unfair to lobsters. we keep them alive because they are ugly and giant sea roaches they are disgusting. people have fish as pets and we eat fish. they are yelling at me. it is time for a break. when we come back, movies that make you cry. >> if you weep -- check and make sure what i said -- >> your weekend plans are nobody's business. >> if you weep they reap. hollywood is trying to make you cry because tearjerkers draw big audiences. the wall stree journal -- the "wall street journal" looked at why we like weepy movies. things like music and camera and zoom can create tears, but everyone is different. gender plays a a

they will be selling rabbit meat at certain locations. they said more americans are eating rabbit as a sustainable lean protein. they said eating a companion animal is gone. >> over two million households have rabbits as pets and they are trying to create a market for rabbit meat and we think it's wrong and unnecessary. we don't need another animal in whole foots. >> they organized the protest that plans to go on until the plan to sell rabbit meat reverses. >> one of the owners of the first ever super man comic turned down $3 million to auction it off. they wanted to pay tribute to a real live super man. a look at the monday morning forecast. up next. >> they came, they saw, and what they saw on the field was ugly. the stadium delivered as the team delivered hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the n

they'll be selling rabbit meat at certain locations in northern california. the store says more americans are eating rabbit as a more sustainable, leaner protein option. those critics say eating a companion animal is wrong. >> whole feeds is trying to create a market for rabbit meat, and we think that's wrong and we don't need yet another tropical option in whole foods. >> house rabbit society organized the protests. it plans to do so until whole foods reverses its decision to sell rabbit meat. >> up next at 6:00, rehabilitated and returning home. the latest on the young bobcat that became a spectacle at a bay area winery his summer. >> a look at your monday morning forecast. drew tuma is up next. >> i'm collin crush. the good news if you're going to next week's 49 are preseason game, chances are good you'll see the team 0 score their first points in their new home because they didn't today. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay toge

risk of rabbit fever.a tough one because most people's first instincts -- when they see a dead rabbit is to get as close as possible. [ laughter ] "oh! guys! dead rabbit!" [ laughter ] "oh, man! this hike could not be getting any better!" [ laughter ] "you guys go on ahead. i'm gonna mess around with the dead rabbit." [ laughter ] "what? why not? i'll get rabbit fever? dude, i already got rabbit fever! that's why i'm going to mess around with a dead rabbit!" [ laughter ] "go on. i'll catch up. dead rabbit!" [ cheers and applause ] this is crazy. the bakery that invented the cronut is selling a new peanut butter stuffed soft pretzel in the shape of a lobster tail -- which food critics say looks like a penis. [ laughter ] the customers haven't noticed since most of them haven't seen their penis in years. [ applause ] >> seth: "huh? yeah. i mean, if you say so. it looks familiar but -- from memory for me, but yeah." this is exciting. a company has launched a new service in manhattan and san francisco that del

they'll be selling rabbit meat at certain locations i northern california. the store says more americans are eating rabbit as a more sustainable, leaner protein option. those critics say eating a companion animal is wrong. >> whole feeds is trying to create a market for rabbit meat, and we think that's wrong and we don't need yet another tropical option in whole foods. >> house rabbit society organized the protests. it plans to do so until whole foods reverses its decision to sell rabbit meat. >> up next at 6:00, rehabilitated and returning home. the latest on the young bobcat that became a spectacle at a bay area winery his summer. >> a look at your monday morning forecast. drew tuma is up next. >> i'm collin crush. the good news if you're going to next week's 49 are preseason game, chances are good you'll see the team 0 score their first points in their new home because they didn't today. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay toge

i have never had rabbit meat. >> so long since i've had meat, i don't remember. >> rabbit food, right? the carrots. >> a taylor swift music video that some are now saying is a bit racist. what do you think? take a look. ♪ [ music ] ♪ so, joining us now with more on this and some other hollywood headlines is u.s.a. today entertainment reporter, arian thompson. i like the words to the song, shake it off. i think what she is trying to say, people are going to think what they think, shake it off, but she has an interesting tact to make the point. >> she does. so what people are complaining about is the bit of the video where people are twerking and specifically, black women are twerking. so, some are saying that it's racist because she is using black women as a prop and accessories to make fun of them or show butts, that kind of thing. personally, i don't think it's racist. i certainly am not a taylor swift fan. >> there are white girls, too. >> white girls aren't twerking. >> there is one white girl twerking, but all the ballerinas are white. why to you just use the black girls? >> well,

it's as more americans are eating rabbit as a more sustainable, leaner protein option.hose advocating against the eating of rabbits say the animals or the third most popular pets. >> a memorial for robin williams. >> when he game to an event and met a group of recovering people, he flew to them, and they lit it up together. they made electricity. >> williams helped glide with many fundraisers the last 20 years to help programs like homelessness and recovery. williams tied of an apparent suicide in his tiburon home. >>> taking you live outside, new weather trend coming our way this week. >>> we met a 49er fan who proudly disdisplays his niners pride. he has eight team tattoos and has been a fan since he was 13. he lives in camarillo and thought nothing of making the trip north to levi's stadium. he says being there is like a dream come true. >>> here's a rare look inside the levi's stadium. the 49ers tweeted this picture of the judge before kickoff. larry beil tweeted out this picture showing the sea of red in the stands. the first niners crowd at levi's stadium. >> we h

. >> well, here is a rabbit in a sink getting a bath. look how happy that rabbit is.n you learn from this rabbit? kwh when you're low and life passed you by. jump in the path. suds yourself up. and calgon take me away. >> he looks paralyzed. >> there is nothing happier than that bunny. this is the secret to happiness a bath. >> a cat in a bucket? >> it's odd it defies logic. >> yes. >> i'm going to see my pet bunny in to minutes. >> this week, the death of james brady who suffered a gunshot wound to the head in 1981 has been ruled a homicide. the woman who made the ruling hasn't released the information. >> yes. >> i'll be watching with you. >> yes. >> medical examiner has to rule that as the cause of death. >> it's me. it's me. happy birthday, baby. baby the bear. smoky the bear turns 70 tomorrow. do you remember smoky the bear? most of you do because you have 96% name recognition. but remember, don't bring candles to smoky's birthday he said only you can prevent forest fires i remember this. i was an arson prosecutor. take a look. >> kimberly, you're so hot, smoky k

. >> here's a rabbit in a sink getting a bath. look how happy that rabbit is.learn from this rabbit? when you're low, feeling blue and life is -- >> they're skinning the rabbit. >> that life has passed you by, jump in the bath. suds yourself up and let calgon take you away. >> how can you tell he looks happy? >> nothing happier than that bunny right now. >> do you need a psychiatrist? >> yes. but that has nothing to do with that bunny. i could fit in the sink. >> at 5:00, he had a cat in a tub. >> a cat in a bucket. >> it is so odd it defies logic. j save us? >> this week, the death of former white house press secretary james brady who suffered a gunshot wound to the head in 1981 has been ruled a homicide. nancbull, the woman who made the ruling hasn't disclosed the results of the autopsy. but interesting it's been ruled a homicide. curious to see the legality of this and how this plays out. >> is hinckley -- >> yeah. >> i'll be watching it with you. fascinating. t medical examiner has to rule the cause of death was homicide. let's go. >> bob, you want to go? >

. >> well, here is a rabbit in a sink getting a bath. look how happy that rabbit is.ou learn from this rabbit? kwh when you're low and life passed you by. jump in the path. suds yourself up. and calgon take me away. >> he looks paralyzed. >> there is nothing happier than that bunny. this is the secret to happiness a bath. >> a cat in a bucket? >> it's odd it defies logic. >> yes. >> i'm going to see my pet bunny in to minutes. >> this week, the death of james brady who suffered a gunshot wound to the head in 1981 has been ruled a homicide. the woman who made the ruling hasn't released the information. >> yes. >> i'll be watching with you. >> yes. >> medical examiner has to rule that as the cause of death. >> it's me. it's me. happy birthday, baby. baby the bear. smoky the bear turns 70 tomorrow. do you remember smoky the bear? most of you do because you have 96% name recognition. but remember, don't bring candles to smoky's birthday he said only you can prevent forest fires i remember this. i was an arson prosecutor. take a look. >> kimberly, you're so hot, smoky keep

members of the house rabbit society claim that whole foods is selling domestically bred rabbit meat.hey say they're being treated inhumanely and whole foods should start selling the rabbit meat immediately. that's a look at the top stories. back to you, phil. >> centerville court tomorrow, the company is answering to charges stemming from the fatal pipeline explosion and fire in san bruno almost four years ago, it killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. in july, a granville jury injured an indictment against pg manders e, the company accused of willfully violating the pipeline safety act and obscuring justice during the investigation. >> meanwhile, over the past four years, that neighborhood has been rebuilding. they're still about 10 vacant lots and the roads in need of repairs and the major infrastructure beneath the roads go on for another year. so there could be even more construction, however, on the horizon, because a proposed development just two blocks away from the black site that would replace this church with more than 2 dozen homes. >> everything that goes on in the neigh

did you just run over a rabbit? no, you ran over a bunny rabbit. worse than the other. >> well, i know, and it's crazy, but that's the way life is. and you know what i said to sell this to start with? i looked our people in the eye and i said, look, you don't have to like the president. you don't have to like me. because it's not about the president. and it's not about me. it's about you. it's about your kids. it's about your family. so, just do me a favor, it won't cost you a dime to go online or call our toll free number and find out for yourself what you can get. i'll guarantee you you'll like what you find. and they sure have. 521,000 strong. >> kentucky governor steve beshe beshear, thank you for joining us and clearing this up for us. joan walsh, as always. thank you. you're smiling because you found somebody who knows what's going on out there, finally. we'll be right back after this. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clea

some are upset it doesn't come from a wild breed of rabbit but the same as pet rabbits.sign a petition to have the meat removed. >>> a group of beer brewers and hop growers form the california hop exchange. coming up in 30 minutes, there are plans for the sacramento area and where you can see the start of their progress. >> up next, linking animal lovers to cats who need a home. the new business hoping to open its doors in san francisco. >> a cooler pattern is shaping up around the bay area. what impact it will have for your numbers today and how long the trend will last, coming up. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air rai

a dog, a cat, a rabbit, and several turtles were also rescued. the cause of this fire is under investigation right now. >> glad everybody is okay there though. >>> the time right now just three minutes after the 9:00 hour and we want to find out what's going on with the weather. >> amelia segal is here for chuck. good morning. >> good morning. cloudy skies right now and a bit of a breeze. you can see in the corner of your screen the temperature of our station reading 73 degrees. but it feels a little bit cooler because of the clouds around this morning. reagan coming in at 74. reston at 69. great morning for running. as we get into the afternoon hours, temperatures warm into the low 80s and the humidity increases. get your run in early this morning. but a nice night for grilling out. 6:00 this evening we're at a mild 83 degrees. again a little bit more sunshine as we get into the afternoon and early hours. maybe an isolated thunderstorm later today over the mountains. everywhere else is dry. 8:00 we're looking at temperatures in the upper 70s. he

whole foods will be selling rabbit meat at certain locations and many in northern california. more americans are eating rabbit as a more sustainable, leaner protein option and they say eating a companion animal is wrong ?ie. thousands turn you had -- >>> thousands turned out to celebrate india's independence day. sandhya patel road on the float at the parade. they estimated as many as 10,000 people lined the streets of downtown. and two bollywood stars came all the way from bombay for the festival. and it was a nice day for it. our meteorologist has more on the weather and what is ahead. hi, drew. >> and we will continue to see a lot of sunshine on our monday. it is tracking cooler for your highs. you can see it going around the bay area and coming up dry. you can take the night off and you won't find any moisture in the form of showers. a live look at the exploratorium. the bay bridge is cut in half. we have the low-lying cloud cover close to the coast and it is creating visibility issues. right now san francisco with a high of 67 and down to 58. oakland down to 62. san jose

this is a dead rabbit. this is what i am working on now. this is a greeting card that i found, making it embroidered. it is for a very special friend. >> while we were looking at this, i glanced down and this is amazing, and it is on top of a book, it is ridiculous and amazing. >> i am interested in the serendipity of these still life compositions. when he got to the garbage and to see the arrangement of objects that is completely spontaneous. it is probably one of the least thought of compositions. people are getting rid of this stuff. it holds no real value to them, because they're disposing of it. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books ar

just how far back down the rabbit hole is the president willing to go? putting it a different way when confronting a group of armed sociopaths how far back down the rabbit hole must you go? retired colonel jack jacobs is with us. first, marie harp, deputy spokesperson at the state department. marie, let's start with what lieutenant general william mayville told reporters yesterday about the current u.s. strategy. take a listen to that. >> we assess that u.s. air strikes in northern iraq have slowed isil's operational tempo and temporarily disrupted their advances toward the province of erbil. however these strikes are unlikely to affect isil's overall capabilities or operations in other areas of iraq and syria. i don't want to suggest we have effectively contained or that we are somehow breaking the momentum of the threat posed by isil. >> that caught a lot of people's attention. a top official at the pentagon saying we haven't even stopped their momentum. none of this will change their basic capabilities here. it raise as simple question to me. what's t

. >> stephen: (laughter) we've got yo uber, task rabbit - eventually, will everyone below the 1% justach other? why do you think this is taking off? >> i think this is taking off because with the sharing -- what the sharing kind of really means is now people in 60 seconds can become microentrepreneurs. if you have a skill, doesn't matter what economic class you're a part of. what this really means is people now have the power to become entrepreneurs. >> stephen: who doesn't like you because of this because you've gotten heat from various cities and hotel chains, have you or not? >> we've got an little bit of heat, yes. >> stephen: all right, why? i think that there are some people who don't want to change the way things are. i totally understand that. that being said, you know, we launch during economic crisis of 2008 and there were people who really needed this change to happen and i think it's fundamentally good for the world (applause) >> stephen: but you guys are competing with these huge hotel chains, and i just want to ask, should people have the same rights as corporations? (la

firefighters rescued two dogs, a cat, a rabbit and several turtles. the red cross is helping the family. investigators say it looks like they had remoovved the batterie from their smoke detectors. the fire itself has been ruled an accident. >>> unnecessary roughness on and off the field. we'll tell you why police had to intervene during a high school football game latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, all beds are on sale. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>> boy, oh, boy, this not a way to start a high school football season. friday night lights turned into fight night as fists started flying on and off the field.

. >>> the rest rabbit is called lazy dog.a southern california chain that was dog-friendly until someone reported finding dog hair on their complaint. >> we followed up on the report and found dogs on the patio. >> reporter: the health department had reason to believe that dog hair did wind up on someone's plate.forced to folloe law. >> it is not legal to bring a dog to a restaurant. >> even on the patio? >> even on the pat row. . >> reporter: well, that law has changed. dogs can legally sit at the owner's feet and dine with the family outside. >> i think it's awesome. we come to dinner, bring our dog, hang outside. >> as long as you stay oupds and keep him quiet under the tanl v table, it's been fine. >> reporter: it's been great for restaurant owners who have allowed dogs outside their restaurant since they opened. >> we've been violating that law for years. so i'm glad the law accommodates us now. >> we have people coming in explaining they have service dogs. >> reporter: now, the law does not apply to service dogs. i did

did you say rabbit? (people speaking indistinctly) jasmine. we need to talk.re'd you get the bag? a friend gave it to me. your friend odette morton? we talked to the salesperson, jasmine. she said that you were with odette when she dropped 100 grand on clothes for you. odette was very generous. she's also very dead, and i know a blackmail scheme when i hear one. maybe odette had something going on in her life she wanted to keep secret. you found out about it and told her that the price for your silence was a closet full of fancy duds. but why would i kill her? maybe she couldn't give anymore, you got frustrated, you killed her. maybe she decided to come forward herself, accuse you of blackmail, you killed her. jasmine, these are just off the top of my head. we can finish off this conversation at the precinct. wait. last month, i was here working late, and i happened to see odette walk by my desk real fast, like she was upset. next thing i know, here comes brad melville, like he's looking for her. (castle) brad melville, the show's host? why would the host of "

. >> with hard work a happy marriage is as easy as pulling a rabbit out of a hat or something even betteris here today. >> you look beautiful. >> we are sick of it. you get more gorgeous every time you are here. we are over it. >> good to see you. >> good to be here. >> everything he touches turns to gold. the man is amazing. >> when he brought this piece to me i was taken by how smart it was and how funny it was presented. i have to meet this man. it is ingenious because i'm hosting but i'm hosting as a character. it is a whole different thing. i narrate these crimes of passion. i host it in the voice of the character, too. it is a little different take. you can see in this particular episode. >> what happens? >> you have to see them. even when i do the narration at the studio the man learning it is -- >> i love it. so i'm this character but i do other things. i'm a magician. felt. >> you are having fun? >> having a lot of fun, exactly. >> and acting still in parts in movies and tv. >> i am on "devious maids". >> how is it going? >> it is such a sexy show and fun show. >> it is fun to be

it's a west coast in that it's a farm that we have turkeys and goats and rabbits and horses. >> thiss a great area. cerro pampa is absolutely spectacular. here in petaluma, the surrounding rolling hills and the environment and the vibe from the members of the club, you can't ask for anything more. love it here. >> reporter: see this right here? meet woody. he is a practice horse for you when you come on out to learn how to play polo. if you want more information about cerro pampa, you can visit us online at kpix.com. until next week, everybody, take care of one another. >>> we're just two days to kickoff at levi's stadium. the high-tech features for fans and players. >> plus, before you decide to head home with a new furry friend, there are a few things you mate want to consider. ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lovers... it's friday and we're answering y >>> all you pet owners and pet lovers, it's friday! and we're answering your pet questions with dr. jill chase. it may be time for a new family pet. you might be thinking about choosing a dog. what are some of the things you should ask, what

>> so far every animal that we've brought on tv this year has been adopted and even our rabbit got adopted home. >> i think that mojo is going to be a nice home very soon. here's a number. eric? >>> from all of us here at abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. here a live look at the work going on in oakland where we're helping to build a playground here at abc 7 teaming up with disney and ka-boom. cheryl and i are heading over. you got power tools there? you may want to hide them. what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious (yawn) (ding!)r strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah! [cheers and applause] what up? what up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up, baby? >> hey. >> welcome back, man. yeah. [cheers and applause] yeah! hello, and welcome to million

we can't do it because we have this rabbit warren of expanding government that makes it impossible withany amount of money to actually help citizens. that's the problem. it's not that rich people getting richer. it's not that we can't do things with the money. >> with due respect, many businesses today are thriving on desperate workers. it's not just that government is corrupted or is too big. for example, workers at target, mcdonald's, walmart need food stamps to survive. let's just take walmart. made over $17 billion in profits last year. about $12,000 per employee. yet walmart pays their employees so little that the average walmart worker depends on about $4,000 per year in taxpayer assistance, food stamps and other programs. you and i and every tax payer in the country including walmart workers are subsidizing the company for pay iing its worker so little to the tune of about $6.2 billion. . that's not morally right, is it? and it's not government's fault. >> the idea that these are dead-end jobs is not correct. the truth of the matter is i started nout a dead-end job. i bet you did

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>> the rabbit, do you feel fear near this small stuffed animal?ht back. >> for more about this program and early episodes visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. >> additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg. >>> this is nightly business report. >> no news is good news, investors were in a buying mood on a quiet day on wall street, turning out a triple digit gain on the blue chip dow index. sending the nasdaq to a 14-year high. >>> why home builder confidence is gaining steam, even as the housing market itself is cooling off. >>> cute, but expensive. why it will cost you almost a quarter million dollars to raise a child. and that's not including college. we'll have all that tonight on nightly business report for monday august 18th. >> welcome. it's been a kind of two steps forward, one step back year on wall street. today may be a little

make somebody that's what they say get the speaks for you so sweet person sakin to get the piece a rabbit families of the cow would be streets down this time if you put it in let's get to duplicate. to the slaughter the next to change the pictures we get back to the son daughter back to the women of the crown a crown colony the mouse policy that's what about the palestinians and the mexican easy. is that when it can be a bad way politicians saying show me the benjamin is the one. but the profile was you know this is the lies right this is the life. they kill sacrifice. ball to kill sacrifice because you know no this is the life to which now yeah yeah yeah. and when you're in town to perform for the five cuban five what is it about these five that you're so passionate about well i think the question of political prisoners comes up and the secret that america holds the heroes and she roles that are buried and it's dungeons warehouse in this prison industrial complex you know these are people who have done valiant acts while community but who languish in prison who want to celebrate and cele

kathie lee, this is -- >> this looks like a rabbit and a deer. >> this is actually a rodent. >> he'saving a hard time trying to find the bottle. >> there you go. >> isn't that amazing. >> yeah. >> he's only nine weeks old. so he will get anywhere from 20 to 35 pounds. >> they get pretty large. >> i can't believe this. >> this is so cool because scientists are studying them. they are one of the only mammals that are monogamous. they are monogamous. they stay in life partners. >> he's very clammy. >> here you go. you're putting it up his nose. >> we will bring out the last one. kathie lee, because we just had a rodent on he might bite. thank you guys for leaving. >> this is an albino python in the forest of southeast asia. i've never seen one that color. >> yeah it's an albino. a lot of people don't realize they are born in the wild but they lack that camouflage. >> is he full-grown. >> no, he can get bigger up to 20 feet weigh over 200 pounds. >> what do they eat. >> monkeys, pigs, deers. >> get the monkey out of here. >> you rock. very nice to see you. >> tomorrow we have a big show

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-- rabbit militant threat.nto the session. state -- we are just a few minutes into the session. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> it is a big week for retail. walmart, target reporting results. macy's reported this morning. earlier, we got data that showed retail sales in july were pretty much lackluster, flat. for more on the health of retail, we are joined by "market makers" anchor erik schatzker because he will be talking about the retail health in his show. >> more likely the poor health of retail. the retail sales numbers were little changed, effectively zero. economists were looking for a .2% increase, and all of the excitement that we saw around retail building after the cold weather in january -- retail january, 1.5%in in march. all of that enthusiasm and excitement is gone effectively now. >> yeah. >> and you see that in result for macy's, $.80 a share. analysts were looking for $.86 a share. it is a big miss for what has been an exterminator retail success story in the post-crisis period. >> and they mentioned