takes your receipts. @so you launch the app, and the @point of the app is basically to @input your receipts, take @pictures of them in the app and @feed the receipt hog. @you get @points for your receipts. @you open up the app, you grab @the receipt, any receipt, for @gas or restaurant purchase, a @trip to walmart, target, @whatever it is that you bought. @you snap a picture of it and the @app analyzes your receipts, @starts categorizing them and @gives you points or coins for @depending on how much money you @spend on that receipt for $10 @receipt you get five coins, 10 @to it $15, 10 coins and so on. @you can take those coins and @turn them in to rewards, the app @goes further, there's a game @for some receipts, you will get @the pulls on the slot machine, @which may give you additional @bonuses and for some, there's @even a chance to win your last @shopping trip back. @i was not able to do that. @now, the thing about this app @is, it takes some time. @i've been using it for a month, @i've gotten 391 co

there were missing receipts, with some there were receipts that didn't match the expenses and with some there were receipts that covered expenses that we didn't think fit the guideline. reporter: sherry owens says candy was one of those illegitimate expenses. in every case they had a talk with the teacher. if the receipts were missing, the teacher wasn't reimbursed or had to repay the district. >> they were to spend the money by january 20. and have the receipts in. we are expecting teachers to anticipate what they are going to need. and there has got to be waste and theft. >> teachers have the option of putting unspent money at tax time into a personal account with their school's advisory reporter: in lake county, fox 35 news. bob: a dog that bit a young boy last summer and wasn't put down is back in the news for another fight. >> the dog basically attacked him. a new video showed the moment when shot were fired at orange county deputies. maria sharapova busted for taking illegal drugs. glenn: the forecast in central florida look good. all that is coming up. >> one more thing, make it

. >> reporter: it's easy to get into the habit of ripping up your receipt and throwing them away but south euclid police say walmart shoppers should take a closer look at those receipts. closely check their receipts for purchases they didn't make. 20-year-old ortiz driscoll, and walmart cashier was charging customers for gift cards and keeping the gift cards for himself. police say he racked up gift cards to several restaurants without customers knowing while they checked out of the store. at least four victims later came forward to tell police. police believe there could be even more victims. >> take a look at your receipt before you leave the store, make sure the items you have listed on your receipt are the items that in fact you purchased. and the time to deal with that is in the now, not three hours later, four hours later. >> reporter: police tell me so far walmart has reimbursed at least four customers back in south euclid, paul kiska news channel 5. >> south euclid police say the cashier also admitted to shoplifting from the same walmart store. >>> a cool start to the first w

on their eye-hop restaurant receipt. at the top of the receipt... it says.... "black people". the customer says... they could have easily asked .. instead of grouping her and her boyfriend... by race. the picture of the receipt is now going viral... on facebook. eye-hop says... they plan to use this... as a teachable moment. there was a global outcry when cecil the lion was killed in zimbabwe. but what about animals here in our own state? they're often the target of illegal hunting. contact 13's darcy spears looks into a years-long investigation of a wildlife poaching ring.. and it's said to be one of the darcy stand up 39:13 deer. elk. antelope. bighorn sheep. these hills are home to much of nevada's wildlife, but the hills also harbor a secret: an entire world of illegal activity that's the biggest crime against animals in our state. (nats driving with john anderson) just a couple hours north of las vegas near hiko... (nats driving with john anderson) is where the gruesome case started to unfold. john anderson. 7:21 we're headed that direction right now. ...(nats wind) a cas

or the employer fined. >> there were some missing receipts and receipts that didn't match the expenses and some receipts that covered expenses we didn't think fit the guidelines. reporter: the district spokesperson says candley was one of those illegitimate cases. if the correct receipts were reimbursed and had to repay the district. >> they issued the checks september 30. they were to spends the money by january 20. so we are expecting teachers to anticipate what they are going to need and what happens? there has got to be waste. reporter: he will pro poafs to the district that teachers have the option to must the money into an account for later use. he says he will make the proposal next month. we'll let you know howed the board and the district responds. bob: he's known for his challenging bike trip from tallahassee to the florida keys. now the mayor is take on a new he wants to build a raft in cuba for a trip back to florida. hulk hogan said he felt completely humiliated. >>> a south florida driver's an overpass on some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house net

top...arainia receipt... she immediately became upset. the server was actually a young black man. "you could have asked me my name. don't put, don't label me. i don't label you." ihop released a statement -- saying in part "this was a poor choice made by our franchisee's team member, and is not in keeping with policies and procedures." wmax fullmostly cloudy, breezy and active flurries for the morning drive. clouds slowly depart today, revealing mostly sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures only increase to 370f today. light snow falls today, i'm timing out when it changes over to snow coming up. caught on camera - a tornado whipping through a louisiana gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" two people are dead after a s-u-v slammed into a busy massachusetts pizza parlor. officials say seven others were hurt when the car slammed into "the sweet tomatoes" restaurant in newtown. newtown.they also say the s-u-v didn't stop and crossed a busy intersection before it hit the bui

. >> you see the receipt.ys black people on there. >> that's right. black people printed in big letters on the top of the receipt. the couple walked into the 24 hour spot on caesar chavez street monday morning before 3:00 o'clock. brown could not believe what she was reading. >> what does this mean, like, are ya'll going to do something to my food or like my card? >> what surprised them the most their waiter dwayne is also black. >> he was being racist and your own people being faced towards for no reason. >> brown work as a waitress before. she says there are other ways to identify people. >> put a number or to go or the color of their shirt, not your skin color. >> on this book page the waiter apologized and said it was a slip up to get orders out. he is sorry if he offended anyone. ihop released this statement saying "this was a poor choice made by our franchisee's team member season not in keeping with policies and procedures. we wreak nice it could be offense season you have sincerely apologize. everyone

. >> an hour after the couple post the receipt on social media, the server was fired. he has since apologized to the couple saying it wasn't his intention to offend them. it is a story that has all the kids buzzing. >> coming up next how a local barber is encouraging kids to do well in school. >> in usually one buzzer beater is enough to satisfy all this but how about three and one game. role will show you next in sports. >> i meteorologist dave fraser, at the over the years there have always been incentives given to students to get good grades but now in north london barber is dangling a new -caret to a's on the report card. greg nieto shows us what the buzz is all about. >> at his or her hand design studio and northglenn, they pride themselves on perfection. now they are pushing students to the head of the class. >> spreading like wildfire and we hope it does make a difference owner tejay mora and crew offering free haircuts for any kid who cuts out the b's and c's and strains out with straight a's. >> we are honoring a haircut for the students. >> a basic style cut

but when we searched for receipts. linked to the letters. bbq. or famous daves. we found 73 thousand dollars. in credit card purchases. >> buying stuff. off the prohibited transaction list. >> . we're not perfect. no system is perfect. we know there were not the right controls. we have updated that. that doesn't mean even with the new system it is going to be a >> . 19 thousand dollars for a group long weekend at the high priced hotel. in san diego. >> . 8 thousand dollars for rooms at the hotel in san francisco. approved. along with more than 7 thousand dollars at the sre sre tphaoegs or disney hotels. >> . more than a million dollars for

but when we searched for receipts. linked to the letters. bbq. or famous daves. we found 73 thousand dollars. in credit card purchases. >> buying stuff. off the prohibited transaction list. >> . we're not perfect. no system is perfect. we know there were not the right controls. we have updated that. that doesn't mean even with the new system it is going to be a >> . 19 thousand dollars for a group long weekend at the high priced hotel. in san diego. >> . the hotel in san francisco. approved. along with more than 7 thousand dollars at the sre sre tphaoegs or disney hotels. >> . more than a million dollars for educational material. from the list of prohibited book vendors. they're on the don't use your credit card list because the district already has bulk contract deals in place. >> . my hat is off to you. for finding all of this. >> the fox 31 problem solveers and plenty of employee meal receipts that were not itemized. approved for reimbursement. with just that visa total. whatever was consumed during the meals remains unknown. >> you talk about speeding tickets

the receipt that left one couple speechless. words printed on the top they found so offensive they say they were worried about their own safety. ♪ >>> right now at 10:30 storms are heading our way. live look at the radar shows what's moving in tonight. kathy? >> we're talking about rain and we're talking about wind and also a few rumbles of thunder. it's dry out there right now, but give eight couple of hours, we'll see the wet weather moving in. the good news is, by the morning rush it should be out of here. 53 in philadelphia winds out of the southeast at just 7 miles an hour but they will be kicking up from the south ahead of this cold front. so we're seeing a line of showers some imbedded thunderstorms we stay on the warm side of this storm. a few sprinkles to the north and west but the main event will hold off until after midnight. right now pretty mild in philadelphia. but cooler air working its way in poconos 46. the poconos on the 39. 53 in dover and 55 degrees in millville. so temperatures may rise a few degrees ahead o

could be more victims and they want you to check your receipts and credit card statements. driscoll could face six months in jail and a thousand dollar fine for each theft charge. >>> we want you to check this out right here. a live look at our city's -- well, part of the skyline as we pull out a little bit there. there it is. >> not bad. >> the question now, will it stay this way for the rest of the night? >> it's going to stay dry for the rest of the night and it's going to be chilly. look at ashtabula. already down to 21 degrees. i think we'll settle in right around 20 degrees here for elyria as well. you can really tell where skies have cleared out. close to the lake shore. you see these cold temps. lower 20s. middle 20s. inland, still some clouds. 28 canton. let's show you the approaching storm system. it will bring with it some scattered snow showers and those snow showers will likely not arrive until some time during the day on saturday. all in all we'll come back, we'll bring you that snowfall expectation in just a couple of minutes. >>> meantime, new video of a hea

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on the receipt showed who they voted for and unique receipt number.ake the receipt number enter it into the system anytime to verify the person they voted for which shows on the receipt is person showing up in the system. so every voter can verify their vote, james, let me talk about something a little more troubling. get you to react to it. "the drudge report" earlier today was linking to a site posting from folks who claimed to have seen some very serious irregularities at some of the caucuses. here is what one of them said. no apparent controls, no credential checks, no i.d. checks and ballots handed around like napkins. the utah vote was complete sham and cost trump 40 delegates. have you seen more of these or is this planted by somebody or what? >> this is presidential politics. those who are not winning of course will have to justify why they're not winning. so what they're saying, i would ask your viewers to measure the reputation of the citizens of utah against presidential campaign who is planting stories. we have a reputation -- david: by th

the receipt that left one couple speechless. words printed on the top they found so offensive they say they were worried about their own safety. ♪ your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> right now at 10:30 storms are heading our way. live look at the radar shows what's moving in tonight. kathy? >> we're talking about rain and we're talking about wind and also a few rumbles of thunder. it's dry out there right now, but give eight couple of hours, we'll see the wet weather moving in. the good news is, by the morning rush it should be out of here. 53 in philadelphia winds out of the southeast at just 7 miles an hour but they will be kicking up from the south ahead of this cold front. so we're seeing a line of showers some imbedded thun

. >> police say think there could be more victims, check your receipts and credit card statements. driscoll could face 6 months in jail and $5000 for each theft charge. >> always a good habit to check your receipts. >>> janessa webb joining us for a look at weather. we have dealt with the up and down conditions. we had that earlier this week with the lower temperatures, now it seems like we are creeping up. what you have coming next week is fantastic. patient here. we will see a day of wet conditions, it's first starting off as snow. transitioning to a wintery mix in to late afternoon in to tonight. just give the weather, we will see spring-like temperatures moving in to northeast ohio as we head in to next week. you can see visibility, kind of reduced for downtown cleveland, due to the weather maker, this across chicago, and it's bringing us the moisture this morning. moving fairly quickly from north to east, but spreading out towards mansfield in to stark, summit county, light flurries. when i was coming in to work, we saw odot and plows already out and about. this is going to be

came up to me and said you see the receipt? it says black people on there. i said what do you mean it says black people? yeah, that )s right, black people, printed in big letters on the top of the receipt. the couple walked into the 24-hour spot on cesar chavez street early monday morning just before 3-o-clock. brown says she couldn )t believe what she was reading. brown says: "what does this mean? are you going to do something to my food or my car?" what surprised them the most is that their waiter, dwayne, is also black. sparkman says: "people being racist, and it )s your own people being racist toward you for no reason." brown worked as a waitress before. she says there are other ways to identify people. brown says: "we either put a number or a to-go or the color of their shirt..not their skin color," on his facebook page, the waiter, dwayne williams apologized and says it was a slip up to get orders out. he is sorry if he offended anyone. ihop released this statement saying: fs statement "this was a poor choice made by our franchisee s-p&team member, and

and they want you to check your receipts and statements. driscoll could face time in jail and a thousands dollar fine for each charge. >>> vanessa joining us for our look at weather. again, chilly start to your saturday, but gets a little better. a lot of changes today, as we mentioned, from some snow programs. the good news is on the way tomorrow. >> i need you to just hold on. >> we're holding on. >> i promise you, it's going to get better. it's going to feel like spring as we head into tomorrow. stepping into next week, you know, us northern girls, we will be pulling out the short sleeves. >> right. >> flip flops, something, because we are talking about 60s returning to northeast ohio, well above normal for the month of march. taking a look at what's going on now, our temperatures, though, don't you dare have shorts or those short sleeves out this morning, because we're at a chilly 27 degrees at the airport, 28 out toward wayne county. cooler air tracking in from the east out toward ash taboo la county, lake, gee august bay. this is that

according to this police report, 20-year-old ortiz driskell was adding gift cards to receipts of elderly customers. he racked up gift cards to red lobster, olive garden and other restaurants, usually for $25 each. >> he is being charged with four events where he had charged a gift card to an elderly person. >> police believe there could be more victims and urge people to check their receipts and credit card statements. >> the elderly, generally speaking are nonconfrontational. they are out and shopping. they are least likely to look at their receipts. >> reporter: driskell was given a summons to appear in court for first-degree misdemeanor where he could face six months in jail and $1000 fine for each theft charge. police tell me so far, walmart >> very chilly in our neck of the woods but the sunshine really helped out.>>> we got a little bit of sunshine that came out but we are already tracking the next weather system coming our way. i'm going to press play here. you have a few hours of dry weather. let's go right to it. no rain or snow right now. in fact, our satellite map shows some s

taylor beaks says this is what she found written on the receipt left by a customer at zombie burger. tips are only for normal looking people. beaks describes herself as an individual and weird but didn't think she deserved to be stiffed on the attack. >> i felt like i was in middle school being bullied. >> the restaurant says beak is a great employ and is eemployee. >>> a consumer alert. today there is a second tuna company issuing a recallu. five ounce cans of light tuna in oil and in water. the tuna may have been under cooks and could make you sick. bumblebee tuna issued a recall over contamination issues as well. >>> newark is getting ready to test the water in all of its schools for lead. but there is now concern about lead in many other school districts. 4 investigates finds out what's >>> armed, dangerous and a fraud. the search for a man who police say is posing as a cop. >> a woman told police that a man driving a car with a flashing light pulled her over. >> she quickly knew something was wrong. police want to make sure that man is caught. >> reporter: most of us when we get

his his lawyers say they will fight that but the attorney receipt something of the victims of the terrorist attacks believes the process will happen fairly quickly. >> because it is under european law, it will day less time, which is good. have you to understand families, and they want and need and ask to have an answer, they have a lot of questions. >>> authorities believe he has been hiding there since the flood shed in paris that left 130 people dead. >>> caught on camera, this armed gunman robbed a convenience store and get this, he stole nachos. seemingly being chased and he is in fact by the suspect. police say he pulled a gun on a store clerk and confronted him about nachos that he didn't pay for. >> the customer, you need to pay for it. he said i can't pay for it. >> there was fight before police say the suspect took ourt a weapon and fired one shot as the clerk sprinted out the back door and police caught him a short time later after a car chase and he's looking at burglary, assault and weapons charges. danny, this over nachos. maybe he was really hungry? >> danny: don't do the cri

only those stores, those receipts. >> reporter: to be extra safe you can also set up an e-mail ecount just for online shopping. >> and you never see my credit card number? >> that's right. >> reporter: as for the couple they are stashing their savings for a very good cause. >> college for sophia so she can go and get her education. >> reporter: olivia sterns, nbc news, austin. >> up next, back on earth. an american astronaut returns and after a year in space why he's >>> after a year on the international space station, tonight american astronaut scott kelly is safely back on earth and standing tall after accomplishment, and we mean that quite literally. kelly, who is the identical twin brother of retired astronaut markkelly is now two inches taller than when he left. that's because the discs of the spinal column get slightly compressed in zero gravity and back on earth they expand again mike making the spine wild. >>> wild surveillance video out of camera where ten people were seen smashing into a gun ship by tying chains around a pickup truck and pulling the doors off its hinges. the

but these receipt totals are lower basically. that is despite better traffic levels in january.ute capital also coming with something on chipotle, saying it spoke with the food safety specialist, and basically that specialist is cautious about the food safety outlook for the company. they think that same-store sales can recover, and has an outperform rating. let's go to apple. apple is seeing its highest price since the first week of january. they say they will see surprising of science. the firm anticipates it will sell about 6.5 million units alone. this is the head of the 52 million iphone guidance that they think will happen. seeing the worst point since the january low if it. scraping the bottom for the whole entire day. city is downgrading the stock to a neutral from a by uy. they do not believe the near-term business trends are going to improve. the price target being lowered into $70 from $86. lisa: thank you. did you go have your marino for burrito forri lunch? [laughter] vote in primaries, but all eyes are on the state of ohio. can kasich pull off a win in the buckeye

. >> reporter: other tips include reviewing receipts. goes without saying shred receipts, credit offers and information in a safe place and install fire walls and create complex computer passwords and order your credit report once a year. be on guard in public. shoulder surfers could watch over your shoulder as you enter a.t.m. or lap top pass words. don't leave mail in the mailbox and never carry your social security card in your purse. what to do if hacked, will you get a packet and go credit card account by credit card account and problems fill out a fraud form. after that swear out an affidavit saying you didn't make charges and hopefully you are get more help from law enforcement than wendy. her thief is still on the loose and florida authorities don't seem interested in arresting her. >> of course the people will continue doing it because nothing will happen to them. sadly wendy isn't the only victim. >> mark: congressman lacy learned firsthand about theft. we will talk to him tomorrow about legislation he introduced. >> romona: gr

. >>> tax season is upon us, and you may be gathering lots of personal documents and receipts to prepare your return. we do have a warning tonight. for advice on what papers we should shred and not shred. here's linda ynda baquero. >> we all know the dangers of personal information in the wrong hands. we have examples here, you may never think are gold mines for thieves. here's a look at some records you need to shred as soon as you can you. this shredder could be your best friend when you think about this scary statistic. >> every two seconds an american becomes a victim of identity theft. it's really important to protect yourself and your family. that's why readers digest put together information you should shred to keep you safe. >> in the bar code is a frequent flyer number. crooks can log in to see your upcoming travel plans, when you're not going to be home. >> another surprising document you need to shred, pet medical records? found your pet's name is the most common choice. by passing that in the trash, you gave crooks a huge clue as to what one of your passwords is. >> children

sign up for paribus online, scan your e-mails for receipts. and track current sale prices on items you bought. when a price drops, paribus gets you the difference and keeps 25%. currently paribus supports purchases from 18 major retailers. how do i know that par jiks bus is not reading e-mails from my health insurance, or my accountant? >> it just works with a select number of stores, only those stores, those receipts. >> reporter: to be extra safe, you can set up an e-mail account just for online shopping. and you never see my credit card number? >> that's right. >> reporter: as for this couple, they're stashing their savings for a very good cause. >> college for sophia. so she can go get her education. >> reporter: olivia stearns, nbc news, austin. >>> up next, back on earth, an american astronaut returns after a year in space. why he's no longer as identical to his identical twin brother as he was before. >>> after a year on the international space station, tonight american astronaut scott kelly safely back on earth, and standing tall after

to check t 51, and the digital coupons can be used at any grocery store, as long as you have a receipt that they produce the details specifically what you bought. let's take a look at the different steps you need to take. first you have to sign up for a free account. the accounts over at www.wral.com, smart shopper. and the discount is not applied actually get the digital coupons. so, after you get the free account, you peru's or take a look at the offers available. and there are produce offers, cracker offers, all sorts of great things. and then you go to the store. you buy the participating products and upload your receipt to either the checkout 51 bile app, or right on your computer. it only takes a couple of minutes and fiercely is not much time at all. once you upload your receipt, they will automatically figure out which of the product you and once you reach $20 in savings, because those digital coupons will get added to your checkout 51 account, once you reach $20 worth of the digital coupons they will send you a check. i have already received many checks. i have been doing this

and she is shocked looking at this piece of paper eemplet bar manager mark anthony has the receipt to approve it. a 1000-dollar tivment i was speechless and i said are you sure? he is walk waig he said of o urse. of course. five other bartenders were work ago among the seven collecting $160 eac >> i started to choke up a little bit. something i never witnessed that kind of generosity and kindness. the bartender says amy shoe mer has been to hamilton before and since some are inspiring actors and comedians they think there could be a king ship here. shee used to do bar tend back in the day. every one nose she is hysterical and smart but she is also fut fut towards rent but m mbe go out for a few drinchtz you know, some really good chocolate. random people are comment ongt pipiure saying i live off tips. this is unbelievable. that is unbelievable. it's kind and generous is what it is. aim si no stranger to broadway. despite her success in hollywood. she still lives on east coast and tapes her comedy central show in new york city. live in the news plex. i'm belkeys nerey. 7 news. >> all

if the receipt matches who you voted for, then the states party record your vote.hey say it is more secure in some ways than voting with the machine because you can see and make sure that the state party captured your ballot. thisompany that is running has done this and other countries, including estonia, and they say that they have never been aware of a security that it is a similar rate of failure to other methods of voting. australia canada, also experiment to with online voting. are there lessons from those countries? voting isine difficult because a lot of skeptics say that we are learning increasingly how vulnerable the internet is. how often banking gets hacked, websites get hacked, how vulnerable are personal data is . when it comes to something as important as not election, there's no way to ensure that these systems are secure from hackers and people who would do harm or try to hijack these elections. a lot of countries had experimented with this, but nobody has really put into place, except for estonia, the one country that has had universal online votin

we have his receipt inventory. it could indicate he used one for meat and one for dairy.nd this gallery we explore the five original colonies that existed in north america. new york, newport, charleston, savannah and philadelphia. the jews who lived here for people who stories refer to as court jews. -- historians now refer to as court jews. they were involved in commerce and trade all over the atlantic. we have some portraits of some of these people. most notable is the portrait of bernard gratz. he came from central europe and he chose to depict himself posed with the five books of moses. this is unusual in colonial jewish portraiture. they usually do not include indications they were jewish in the portraits. this is a model of the synagogue in newport, rhode island. you will notice the balcony up above where the women would have sat. everything is to scale. this was made by a model maker in illinois who was not jewish but very interested the synagogue and went to the library of congress to study the floor plans for benjamin peter harrison's designs for the synagogue wh

tonight giving way to a nice day tomorrow.eadd barely make it above 40 on friday and ending showers receipts could be mixed in withg wet snow shower i think the same pattern of cold air will develop through this weekend. there's a quick look at that eight-day forcest as we bring in another front late sunday into monday. highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s next week we found second this 50s 50s on tuesdayy maybe mid- 60s late saturday. it's going to get wednesday but not anything to do that. let's check on traffic witht patty. things are looking great on the freewaysys we can't find any accidents that yes a lot of construction basically they take you to the eastbound side and flip you around. volume is light as you head through the construction zoneum a little bit of a wet start to a texas police officer is recovering this wednesday several the police chief says the officers being treated for life-threatening injuries the officers the force since 2009olol b the same eligible component malfunction postureco they say they want to make sure you are no more faulty cables there are no reports fro

sign up for paribus online and scans your e-mails for receipts and tracks current sale prices on items you bought. when a price drops paribus gets the difference and keeps 25%. currently paribus supports purchases from 18 major retailers. >> and how do i know that paribus is not reading e-mails from my health insurance or my accountant? >> work with a select number of stores. only those stores, those receipts. >> reporter: to be extra safe you can also set up an e-mail account just for online shopping. and you never see my credit card number? >> that's right. >> reporter: as for the couple they are stashing their savings for a very good cause. >> college for sophia so she can go and get her education. >> reporter: olivia sterns, nbc news, austin. >> up next, back on earth. an american astronaut returns and after a year in space why he's no longer as identical to his identical twin brother as he was before. when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. jus

of the seat we sit in, i see a receipt from the restaurant but it it says marie sullivan. >> it is time to bring outskirts, dresses rompers and open towed shoes because it finally feels like spring and i love it so much. i said it black blouse and black blazer and best parties that shoes. >> what would you say. >> would i say right before valentines day or on valentines day. >> top three. >> two biggest ones. >> around the holidays. >> two weeks before christmas. >> getting out of the present. >> on and off the air cage and bex necessity important of the host and listener relationship. >> i think for me that is the biggest thing is becoming part of our listener's families essentially. so it is more than just two of us here in the morning. >> we're just hanging out. >> reporter: cage has work to do to become familiar with his new city but he is getting there. >> it is learning the schuylkill and how to pronounce it. >> i love it. >> spell schuylkill. >> not the same way. >> s-k-o-u-e-g-l-e. >> so cage cannot spell schuylkill but we will work on that. >> okay. >> today they have big thing

of their receipt from i hope with the words black people typed onthe top.ana brown and her boyfriend say they are not going to be heading back to the restaurant any time soon. strangely enough the couple says their server was a black guy. >> this is not a joke. this is serious. i hurt people's feelings. >> i am upset, angry. makes no sense. >> i hope has apologized. the server apologized saying it was a slip up. he was not trying anyone. >>> check this out, bagels are cool. rainbow are something else. >> we waited for an hour and a half for these that we saw on facebook. >> i'm sorry. i don't think the story is about rainbow bagels. i think it's about how that person stood in line for an hour and half to get one. >> it looks like play dough. they are selling about a thousand a day. some of the flavors are cotton candy. >> not in a bagel. >> they hand roll them and say they will never be mass produced hens the reason you have to wait a long time to get your own. >> i'm not sure. i do like cotton candy. >>> a family nearly tossed a million dollar fine through

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