, technically, while this is not a corner store, this is still a corner store. in bayview because bayview along with the tenderloin along with outer mission are dotted with many stores that because there's a lack of larger grocery stores become the only place where people can buy their groceries. over a period of time i lee, who's the owner of the store and many other store owners, they felt well the market seems to indicate you've got to sell chips, liquor, candy and that has become really the staple of a lot of the smaller stores. a couple of years ago the supervisors and our office teamed up to say that these so-called food deserts could really get some help and introduce them to more healthier foods for the entire neighborhood. that conversation took place with our health department thomas is here today representing barbara garcia and the entire health about. i want to say thank you for working together where office of economic development in our small business commissioners and all of our folks helping invest in neighborhoods to really make this ordinance t

how is your store set up differently than the other stores? sarah: well, if you know about tea, if you like a certain tea, we introduce you to our tea wall. dawn: would you like to smell? lemonis: yeah. see, you love it. look how passionate you are about it. this smells so authentic and so -- dawn: for the people that are true green tea lovers, there you go. lemonis: yeah. what does this store mean to you and your family? sarah: it means everything. i mean, my dad and i started this from the beginning. we laid the tile. lemonis: you guys built this store yourself? sarah: yeah, me and my dad and my brother. lemonis: i mean, there's more than just money invested here. there's a lot of heart. sarah: heart, yeah. lemonis: there's what? shayla: it's a family business. we take it very seriously. lemonis: and how much money do you have invested in this location? randy: $150,000. dawn: and the equipment is probably $80,000. lemonis: so you have $230,000? dawn: at least. lemonis: that's a lot of money. dawn: it's everything we have, so it has to succee

many of the shoppers started at the discount stores, then went to the anchor stores and shopped until they dropped. take listen. >> not gone to sleep yet. >> really? >> yes. we had our turkey and moved out at 6:30 and have been going strong. stop stopped a at kohl's. >> we started at walmart. we've been to target. we have been to the outlet malls in cincinnati. we're going to do bunch of other places i can't even think of. >> so, analysts are telling me traffic is a lilt l light and shop pi, but many of the mall managers like jll say traffic and sales are on par with last year, if not up, so we're going to have to wait and see how this all shakes out but so far, so good i think for black friday. >> bring me one of these kill brownies. >> i'll bring you more than one. >> thanks a lot. >>> tvs and game always seem to be big sellers. technology has come to the toy aisle. adidi roy reports from redwood city, california. >> this power wheels ride on toy that can literally take your child for a spin is a hot seller this year. the joy stoke controlled gadget is an example of a toy driven by

and for stores which it is closing. it's all part of an effort to unlock value as the company fights online competition. >> well, the world certainly changed this week with the election of donald trump, but should your approach to your money change along with it? whether you're saving retirement or for your kid's college, what's different now with president-elect trump? joining us now is david kelly, chief global strategy at jpmorgan funds. thanks for being here. >> glad to be here. >> we have a new president-elect, a republican house and senate. should this change anyone's approach to their money? >> yes, i think people should take a look at how they're positioned here. this does change things a bit. i don't think people should be too scared. i don't think we're going to see a full-blown trump policy here. i mean, he said a lot of things on the campaign trail, which if he fully implemented could be quite damaging to the economy. but i think both the desire not to put the economy into recession and the desire not to do

stores are operating in different hours.e have online commerce, so consumers can shop online whenever they want. a lot of these traditional black friday deals have been offered far long time. you know, the retailers put these out as early as three weeks ago. what i'm hearing about these reports of maybe some weak traffic in stores, that really doesn't mean much to me because, again, this black friday holiday has been spread out dramatically. >> oliver, what are the major factors you're watching to see how this season is going to shape up? is it cold weather? cold weather tends to be good for people getting into stores? sit something else? >> that's definitely a factor. weather is helpful. we really want cold weather just to get that snap for apparel. but we did call black friday couch friday just because we believe store traffic could be down as much as 3% to 4%. this is down on top of down negative 9% last year. the story here is online growing at 20%. store traffic slightly down. but don't forget, this is still a big ameri

the store appeared to be ransacked. another big question that law enforcement has is how many peop burglary. the stories not gigantic but it is sizable. it appears to have a lot of inventory. you would think that more than one person would have to be involved to pull off this burglar rei. they are still reviewing surveillance camera on scene to figure out how many people were involved, what was stolen and how they were able to smash through the window. there were surveillance cameras inside the store and in the they are surveying the damage. they should be able to give deputies a better idea how many guns were inside the store, what sort of ammunition was in there to figure out what was missing and what could be on the street. this is a severe and dangerous situation when you thing about all of those items that could be in the hands of dangerous criminals, gene. >> unsettling. it sounds like the investigators have their work cut out for them. we will check back in with yo teacher will be in court asking for a judge to r

there was definitely store traffic.. lauren: you can get shopping done there and same sales for the most partonline. what are the top categories that you're seeing this year? >> they did a study. suitcases, office supplies. no one really wants printer ink for the holidays, all the supplies 50% in general. computer and electronics down to 47% in general. that's what you're going to see the discount on. now is the time to go out and get computer ifs you need one, maybe those i pads, apple actually starts having incredible discounts now at the wal-marts and distribution retailers. nicole: what stores are going to be the winners of this holiday season? >> we saw the numbers coming out of target where they beat estimates the other day when they reported out earnings. while they didn't have a lot of product still available, it's still a retailer that is really resinating -- nicole: do you like target? he actually was more of a wal-mart guy. >> i'm on the opposite end. exactly. i think what target, again, demand is certainly t

i know you cover all the department stores, the big box stores, the dollar stores, who do you reallyhink is the key to watch this holiday season? >> i think the department stores need to see a good season. so that includes macy's, nordstroms, jcpenney. jcpenney did open doors at 3:00 again this year. it's possible they took shom share. jcpenney also has appliances now, and marvin ellison says those are big purchases made on a big friday because of the deals and people wanting to have their kitchens and washing machine rooms up and running for the holiday season. so jcpenney could use a good holiday, macy's, too. last quarter the quarter for target was bumpy. so a good holiday season will set them up well. >> courtney, thank you very much for that. >> thank you. >>> we'll december discuss retail more broadly. we are joined by stacy widlitz what are the initial takeaways from the first couple days of trade, online versus bricks and mortar? >> i think the main takeaways here are that it's all about online. that's where the growth is. so far it looks like double digit growth online. and

. >> handful of the stores are open now and other stores have been open since yesterday evening. tim is live for us at southridge mall in greendale. i want to show you the parking lot, look at all the cars parked here outside of the mall, this is outside of sears. people are looking for the hot holiday deal very early in the morning now and spending the holiday paycheck. now, south ridge mall opened last night at 6:00 p.m. and plenty of people burning off the thanksgiving day calories. it was busy last night. plenty of other stores opened last night as well. but things were civil and everyone was full of the holiday cheer. the mall closed at mid night. so the mall here just opened up bird shoppers and see what is on the top of the list and why they are up here, it is still dark out here, very dark, so a lot of people are looking for the holiday deals. we are headed inside. we'll touch back with you in a bit. >> thank you, tim. >> we have had crews at the local hot spots overnight. starting in greenfield at the best people lined outside of the doors. they remained open until 1:00

waiting for stores to open.kyle's at one store that 3 good morning everyone.good moing good morning everyone.it's friday, november 25-th.we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. we're following a number of stories for you this morning...including, snow flurries in our area.some of you are waking up to some wet conditions out there.other are right in the middle of it ... hunting for deals on this black friday. this was the scene in ?waukesha county? overnight. stick? though. though.meteorologist "rebecca schuld"... is tracking what's next.what can we expect this morning, rebecca? 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease ) 5???))black friday is chilly in the upper 30s with a few flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday with dry weather and highs in the middle 40s. temperatures start to warm up becoming slightly mild sunday in the low 50s with sun and a south breeze picking up.. rain showers return next week monday, with balmy temps near 50.cooler on tuesday, back to the 40s with a flu morning.last day of the month on wednesday is chilly, in the 3

a kitchen-supply store?h. not so much. would you like to buy one? man: no. ♪ lemonis: do these have good margins? robyn: yeah. lemonis: like, if you had a wall of aprons... howard: mm... robyn: that would be amazing. lemonis: how important do you think that window is to you? robyn: very. all the glassware used to be in this window. howard: which i hated the glassware. robyn: he hated it. he made us move it. so i was like, "okay, okay. howard: people don't come here to buy glassware. robyn: no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. howard: i hated the glass. lemonis: did you sell more glass when it was out here? howard: we sold more glass, yes. lemonis: i feel like i'm getting a good inside look into how both of them think about their business. robyn understands the real estate and the value of really using the space to sell products. howard -- he's just not into the glassware. howard: the knives make us much more money than the glass. lemonis: the business does how much overall in revenue? howard: $3 million. lemonis:

i didn't know you wanted to build another store here. i don't wanna start another store here. i just don't want stevens in. you can do something about that. what happens to bert? well, if stevens can set him up i reckon i can to. he can go to work in my store. well, i'll have to ask him. bert, how'd you like to go to work for ben weaver? huh? no more walkin', no carryin' a suitcase no ringin' doorbells-- just a nice job in a store. you said you liked it. yeah, well, it sounds fine and all... yeah, i'd be glad to if you think he needs me... i mean, if he really needs me. oh... just a minute. uh... he, uh... he said that, uh, he might go to work for you but he is wonderin' somethin'. he is wonderin' who needed him more-- stevens or, uh... oh, for... i'll pay him as much as stevens'd give him and more than that. he needs you, bert. he needs you. oh, that's fine. i can start anytime as soon as i get this merchandise returned and clean up around here a little. uh, wait. wait. wait just a minute. uh... he'll come to work for you, on one condition. what's that? that you buy out his s

those stores may be ttling foyour buck.. but sources say only 23 percent of americans plan to shop in stores this black friday-- the rest shopping on line from the comfort of the couches. many people have already started lining up-- waiting for black friday deals.a group of shoppers in delafield are camped out in front of the best buy. they actually got loing to score a 50 inch t-v, tablets and laptops. in las vegas-- folks there also lining up in front of best buy. retailers in nevada are optimistic they'll have a good sales weekend. they're expecting almost a million nevadans to go shopping on black friday.one of those shoppers wants to get his hands on a 200-dollar television and doesn't seem to mind the wait. "i did it the old your chair and...sit in basically." best buy opens at five tonight-- dick's sporting goods opens at six-- and old navy is open now and until midnight. for a full list of stores opening on thanksgiving-- head to our website tmj4 dot com. the weather not expecting to be a problem for shoppers tonight

other stores, like the best buy electronics store in watertown, massachusetts, opened their doors early on friday morning. this weekend is crucial to set the tone for the their shopping during the thanksgiving weekend, according to a survey conducted for the national retail federation. that includes online and store shopping. black friday, the day after thanksgiving, vies with the saturday before christmas as the busiest shopping day of the year. the nrf, the nation's largest retail group, expects holiday sales to rise 3.6 percent for november and december, better than the 3 percent growth seen for those months last year. that excludes car sales, petrol and restaurant receipts but includes online spending and other non-store sales such as catalogue spending "right now, very calm... ...maneuvering around and stuff customers in on thanksgiving day will help control black friday crowds. shoppers hoping to beat the black friday rush headed out to the mall yesterday. lindale welcomed shoppers eager to find the best deals. some hope going shopping before black friday becomes a new thanksgivin

that's what gets people from online into your store. >> you can get this special thing in our store. you can't buy it online. which is funny because when the internat began, there was a lot of, you can get this online but you can't get it in the store. now we're doing the opposite. what else do you do to get people in the store? >> that's a great point. i think one of the things that -- it sounds simple, but we do offer the opportunity to do rerns in the store. and i think that's a really important point because people don't like doing returns online. so they're a pain and you don't want to go to fed ex. they hate doing it. and then they eye something else maybe they didn't notice online and they're making an exchange instead of a return and they'll come back. >> so true. how many times have you returned something, you think you're going to leave with a credit and you leave spending double what you were in for. >> stacey, what about events? other things you can do in a store that you can't do online? >> it's such a great question because this is where small local retailers can really

before you head out to the stores early.. and wait in long lines.. you'll want to do a quick google search. this year. google maps will show you how crowded the stores are in real time so you can plan out your day ahead of times. they will also offer a price comparison option.. so before you splurge on the 70- inch t-v.. you can see if other stores have better deal. speaking of shopping ... last night we first showed you this a bargain hunter was already camping out in front of the best buy store in summerlin.. and today ... he's not alone. all over the valley - and at the best buy at sunset and marks where people are beginning to show up to wait in line.. much like ted pretty.. how's it going out there? closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly we checked several other closed captioning will resume shortly we checked several other cities ... and found similar scenes.. this was the first black friday shoppers setting up tents outside of a best buy store in los angeles. and here in houston, texas ...

friday.it's a mad dash in stores across the country. determined shoppers are searching for the best deals ...and they're not letting anything get in their way including me overnight snow. snow.snow flurries in our area. so of you are wang up some wet conditions out there. other are right in the middle of it ... hunting for deals on this black friday. this was the scene in ?waukesha county? overnight. you can see ?flurries? flying all er stick? though. 3 let's get a check of your weather .... tracking our forecast is meteorologist rebecca schuld. ((30 second tease 15 seconds a) ahead))black friday is chilly in the upper 30s with a few flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday with dry weaer and highs in the middle 40s. temperatures start to warm upbecoming slightly mild sunday in the low 50s with sun and a south breeze picking up.. rain 50.cooler on tuesday, back to the 40s with a few flurries or rain showers during the morning.last day of the month on wednesday is chilly, in th

this store is already starting discounts. it has stood as a beacon of retail for multiple generations, but now the tyrone sears store is discounting inventory. come late january it will close and be torn down. >> i remember when they built it, so i've lived here on and off for decades and we were all sears employee asked we not show her face. she tells me news of the tyrone sears closing sent coming as a shock -- isn't coming as a shock. >> it's sad, but it's kind of inevitable at this point. we've thought about it a long time. it's going to be interesting to see how it coincides with christmas. >> reporter: sears is closing stores across the country. blue light specials will stop at dozens of k-mart stores closing to stay afloat. a sears spokesman denies this admits we are absolutely focused on restoring sears holdings to profitability. we are an asset rich enterprise with multiple resources at our disposal. customers are disappointed to see this store go. >> is it part of the family -- it is part of the family. my mother is

so i went into the store 3 years ago. ever since then i've been using the arch supports, and no pain whatsoever. i needed to be aligned. you're taking good care of yourself. male: at good feet we have 20 different styles of supports, and over 300 different sizes. yeah, so we can really address all of the different style shoes. so whether it's tennis shoes, slip on dress shoes, flat, heels, work boots, skates, different ways of working out, we have the ability to address those needs. jay: there's different levels of support. in the shoes. so we can use a product for someone who needs high heels to our athletes, who need to run in 'em. mike: and the idea of not bein' able to run anymore, i mean, every time i'd put my feet down, it just felt like it was a sharp pain in my arch. so i went to the good feet store to try to figure it out. the fitting was really about supplying me with an arch support that fit my lifestyle. i'm mike, and that's my good feet story. jay: there's a wide range of choices available so that there shoul

gun stores. >>> gun stores with a target on their backs. i'm senior investigative reporter steven stock. coming up, we investigate a surge in robberies at california gun stores around the state. we'll find out what's behind this troubling trend and how it might be stopped. >>> also she stood up to the stanford swimmer who sexually assaulted her. now she's getting some major praise from a national magazine. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. thinking of heading to the beach? you may want to think twice. waves could reach a 12k5ir7ks to 20 foot. i'm tracking the drying trend and will let you know how long it will last in about eight minutes. the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom

it seems every year black friday starts earlier and earlier and plenty of stores in the area, other stores opening yesterday as well. but things were civil and everyone was full of the holiday cheer, and of course plenty of turkey. the mall did close at mid night, but supposed to open at open. you can go inside, but hard pressed to find a store that is actually open at this hour. most of the stores are opening at 6:00 a.m. behind me, no lines or anything. if you are hoping to get a deal this morning, come out and see what you can get. >> thank you, tim. spots overnight. this is best buy in greenfield, people lining up before the doors opening. it is back open this morning at 8:00. big crowds at the toys r us. we also stopped by a target store in west they are staying open all day today. this morning some people choosing to avoid the department stores and instead are looking to find holiday relief. is an a live look at lake front brewery right along the milwaukee river. they are sell about aing limited edition black friday beer. bourbon barrels. it usually goes fast. look at this line, it i

macys -- the world's largest department- store --is offering in-store exclusives on apparel and fragrances?offering those sales only to the shoppers who show up. toy's-r-us--with 875 stores in the us--is opening their doors soon after the plates are cleared. sot richard barry, toys "r" us executive vice president "we items on sale//from 5:00 to midnight." j.c. penney is betting on appliance showrooms to bring in the foot-traffic for a more unique in-store experience. and at select neiman marcus stores - shoppers may turn into renters---partnering with on-line site: rent the runway. but some stores are doing the opposite - staying closed for thanksgiving. barnes and noble, costco, nordstrom, dillard's and sam's club giving this thanksgiving holiday to their employees and their families. lana zak standup close: "and if you want to have your pie and eat it too...many online sales...offering cyber monday deals on thanksgiving thursday...so you can stay home and shop with your phone in one hand and a turkey leg in the other.... lana zak, abc news, washington." ((toss to dan for wx)) sunny skies

the store only had 16 of these toys. they went on sale at 6:00 and were gone within just a few minutes. >>> two brothers in arizona are cashing in on this craze. a month ago they bought all the hatchimals they could find, 100 in all. th s gift. they posted them on ebay with the list price at $60. they say people are already bidding as much as $200. the brothers say they're happy this gamble is paying off. >>> 5:25, coming up, one couple is extra thankful this morning after their baby is born on the side of the highway. how a 9-1-1 dispatcher came to the rescue when their little one just couldn't wait. >> and no room for children crisis, that's the harsh reality a new investigation just brought to light, how it's now getting the attention of >>> live from the station >> you don't just dye in there willy nilly. you've got to have a plan. you have to have it set or there's no reason to do it. >> they have a plan and they're out in full force. we are out talking to black friday shoppers to see what deals are up for grabs. >>

it happened to three women at two plant city publix stores. wipe the battle continues against say this man and these two women are shopping for women's wallets at grocery stores it happened to three women at two plant city publix stores. wipe the battle continues against dozens of wildfires in the south. the smoke is so bad near the georgia-north carolina border people there are being urged to wear protective masks outdoors.> by now you probably heard and seen the latest viral craze...the mannequin challenge. for the past couple of weeks, facebook has been flooded with them. challenge, you get a group together, strike a pose, then stay still as the camera moves through a scene. it's like a scene frozen in time, walking through a picture. it all started around halloween with these students at a jacksonville high school, using the hashtag mannequin challenge. then other schools joined in. many are set to the song "black beatles," by rap duo rae sremmurd. then, the challeng exploded. even one of the real beatles, paul mccartney, did his version.

it gets hot when you're in the mall and running from store to store. good luck to you. hopefully you get everything you're looking for out there. >>> a netflix tax may soon come to your bill in california. the pasadena city council took heat after announcing a 9% tax on streaming video. a councilman says the tax was designed to make up for lost tax revenue for people getting rid of cable tv and their home chicago is sued for charging a similar tax in an effort to close a budget gap. >>> one lucky dog has a whole lot to be thankful for this year. it won best in snow in the national dog show. yesterday in philly this year's win was gia the greyhound and her handler. she beat out 1800 other dogs to win that esteamed award. >> nichole: thousands of northeast ohio running enthusiasts hit the run this morning in downtown cleveland. the turkey trot stepped off from cleveland's public hall. new this year each runner received a medal. sam got one. >> i won't run a race until there's a medal involved, because i feel like i accomplished something. everyone gets a medal. i guess i'

traffic weeks ago and many stores just were not ready to do that. but, now as we head into the biggest shopping surprise of the year many are back and hope the customers will return too. >> howard county is hosting a symbolic grand reopening for main street on small business saturday. >> that's our biggest day. biggest day of the year usually. >> many of the stores in the historic main street came a long way in the flood. while sweet in a new building the spirit of the store has not changed at all. >> it's the things she chooses and how nice it's accomplice played and everybody everyone is ready for the town to being back on again. >> alexander limone. "fox5 local news". >> white house getting in christmas spirit too. michelle obama accepted the morning alongside nephews and droing sunny and bo. the dug lars fir rivd on traditional. >> the whipped pickp a little as well. so, let's see what will be happening for you. starting off as i said with the sunshine for the weekend. don't be fooled by the sun. because it's going to be cool. let's make sure yo

store and around the complex. -- from inside the store and around the complex. deputies responded to the scene after security alarms at the company went off this morning. when they arrived they found the front window gone and a wall of inventory empty. deputies have not been able to take an exact inventory of the store. they don't know exactly what was ta again, a variety of guns and ammunition. there are about a dozen stores in this complex and this was the only one that was hit. now, as you can see, there are bars over the t-mobile store right next to the tampa arms company but we are told birr deputies there were -- by deputies there were no bars on the windows of the gun store. store and on the outside of the building. hopefully that will give detectives more answers about what happened here this morning, gene. >> unsettling to know that these guns may be out there in the wrong hands. mary mcgwire reporting live. we will check back with you. >>> more breaking news this morning. rescue crews are on the scene of

the big box stores, you just don't get the personal service that you get in a small mom-and-pop store. that's what we strive with all of our employees to be on top and just walk them through. make sure when they leave urban home and garden, and just down the road in lakewood, is a specialty store that was born out of a passion for cigars. - when you come to robusto and briar, you can expect a high level of customer service. we definitely have a wide variety to choose from. we have a strong base of product knowledge. we can tell you about the cigar. we can help find a cigar to suit your needs. we can find a cigar to suit your budget. we can help find the one that matches up what it is that you're looking for that day.. we want people to feel welcome. we want people to come in and feel a warm inviting place. it's very open, it's very warm. it's very bright. we have a lot of wood to it. it is modeled after a hot club. that's sort of the style we went for. there's a lot of antiques to it. this is a walk-in humidor. this is how we keep the cigars in shape for long periods of time. in the r

to store, but what about once you're inside that store? dan is inside the answer center you know where the items are going to be in the store? no, i'm not talking about just going in and going to the electronics department, because on black friday stores like target and walmart, they sort of hide or spread out the item throughout the store so that not everybody run in and goes right to one department like the electronics. i've got pulled up right now target has out their list. you to put in your zip code and then find i've done it for the cleveland steel yards target store. this is the map for the steel yard common. remember, each target store is set up a little bit differently so you need to find your map. let's say you find the tv you want the dvd player, the blu ray player you're going to want oo go into the door to the electronics department, but that not where it's located. pick up your tv and maybe something nice for somebody you know that's having a baby. but again, all of the stuff is going to be scattered throughout the store so y

now, the store owner is taking end up with the robber in handcuffs. footage. just a man - grocery shopping. but when he walks out the back door without paying - you'd think the store's owner would be angry. but sergio de leon's response...was quite the opposite. (--sot--) s/sergio de leon/store owner :15-:20 "after seeing what the guy had took i felt like it was more he was in need." (--sot--) s/joe mchale/reporter stand- up :20-:37 "this isn't the first time this store has been stolen from. in fact, sergio tells me things just yesterday. a little more than 12 hours later it caught someone in the act. but it was what was crime so different." (--sot--) s/sergio de leon/store owner :38-:41 "he mostly took groceries, milk, and a few other grocery items." instead of calling the police...sergio posted the security footage on facebook. saying... "i see you took milk, tamales and other groceries, which makes me think you have a family. if you are in need, please come and see me and (--sot--) s/sergio de leon/store owner :57-1:10 "we had so many positive comments this

to come to physical stores, they need to be great physical stores.are making investments. grandmother'sour department store. people want to go because they want to be there. the former chairman and ceo of bloomingdale's says that stores need to rethink how they interact with customers. >> i really do believe the department store model is broken. that does not mean it cannot be fixed. i also believe on the other side of the spectrum, people need to --in the markets sometimes it's not just to buy, it's not just to purchase something. there's a social interaction to it. desley: davidowitz end associates -- davidowitz and associates chairman told mike mckee that only the strong will survive. friday is notck nearly as significant as it used to be. however, because of what happened in this election and the market going crazy and hitting new highs, i think that is going to affect retail very positively going into this holiday season. with 42% on spending. this run on the market will affect retail sales in a positive way and that is something that the electi

from the mad rush at big box stores ... to long lines outside of a local brewery.we have team coverage this taking a live look at the dot cameras...planning on hitting the roads for black friday shopping...an update on conditions as welll as drive times is coming up next in ready traffic. 3 good morning.. it's november 25th good morning.. good morning.. it's november 25th ...happy black friday! friday!we'll show you the long lines of shoppers before the sun comes up... and the frenzy when the doors open. ?overnight?... had to deal with the wrath of mother nature. 3 check out the snow flurries in waukesha county.it didn't stick though.are we expecting more snow? snow?tracking your temperatures at this hour is meteorologist rebecca schuld. 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz))black friday is chilly in flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday with dry weather and highs in the middle 40s. temperatures start to warm up becoming slightly mild sunday in the low 50s with sun and a sou

today is black friday which means stores are packed. some shoppers headed out yesterday evening as soon as they were done with thanksgiving. this is video from toys r us on 27th street on milwaukee's south side. people were lined up before the store opened at 5:00 on and our crew also found crowds filing into the best buy store in greenfield all hoping to find a good deal. you may remember, a group of people camped outside the best buy in delafield for one week leading up to thanksgiving. many local stores are open right now. we have a check in with tim elliott live in greendale. good morning, tim. i realized that today is black friday and for a lot of people, it is probably payday, so that means it is time to use that paycheck to get your holiday shopping done here at the south ridge mall in greendale. a lot of people wait all year for day. today is the day. southridge opened at 6:00 p.m. last night and we saw plenty of it was business last night but not crazy like you see sometimes on black friday. of course, every year black friday d

customers come to physical stores, they need to be great physical stores.he investments for these to be terrific experiences. a quarterng to spend of a billion dollars just in that one store alone. remodeling those stores and making sure they provide the products. it can't be your grandma's department store. that is only to get them out of their chair into the store. >> he says may be too much focus and too much money has been developed in the online presence and not enough in the physical presence. week? look at the next >> there's no way you can have online expands and expect to compete with other retailers. i love won a friend came to visit me and said, do you know what i really envy? it is your people and your dressing rooms. the customer can try things on. it's not everything. some customers are going to choose to be on the internet. the internet is democratic, it is for everyone. electricity like that everyone must use in their business. you have to be great on the internet. guilt or -- she is going to choose. >> this is going to cost you. you have to

most people dread going to the grocery store. not enough parking, the crowds, long check out lines... but the customers who go to the publix on neptune say they look forward to their shopping ((take pkg))runs:2:00out: all that free time:14 to :19 lauren deady // customer:28 to :33 davis williams // customer (fades in) :44 to :54 john gieschen // publix manager1:46 to 1:50 john paul estrada// john's co-workerthere's a reason why they say shopping at publix is a pleasure.and if you buy your groceries at the store on dale mabry and neptune it probably has a lot to do with john gieschen. epublix retiree for jen?1.mpg 07:20:34;29 he always has a smile on his face, always.. he'll greet you and gets you a cart.he does more than just smile and say hello. john is the most hands on manager his customers have ever seen. epublix retiree for jen?1.mpg 07:29:26;10 he is constantly out on the floor, straightening shelves, and helping people, he's even bagged for me before. john knows a thing or two about customer service.he started his publix c

the science is asorting the store for the local needs of the store. that differentiates us. >> now, i have to talk about the great things you do. there is a hurricane in your area. >> thank you. >> obviously, you can profit off that but you choose to do something else. >> we do. >> i think it is worth talking about. we are a value spaced business. we have eight core values, one need, we want to be a first responder. >> matthew, what did you do? >> we staffed our command center, we have a command center, with people experienced in making sure we can get product moved from parts of the country to the areas of need. we work closely with our vendor partners, who are terrific to make sure we can get the product there with this is an example where you would argue you could make a lot more money. that's not in our values. we want to take care of the communities in which we serve. we know in the long-run, that will pay off. >> where are you in the supply chain? let's say it is snowing some place. are you able to bring snow stuff from one area to the other? i

stores to see where it is the cheapest, stores like target, they price match so you won't have to leave if you're there, show them the app with the lower-priced summerhouse and save some money. >>> law enforcement officers will wrap up patrols in bay area malls expect to see an there are things you can do to make sure you don't become a victim of theft, stay alert be aware of your surroundings shop before dark or parked near streetlights, lock your car doors and windows avoid carrying large amounts of cash. >>> looking for a creative gift check out this, make america great again ornament the trump pence campaign launching this just before black friday right now it is $149. it is made of brass finished in 24 release their next financial update next month. >>> president-elect trump spending the holiday in florida . his arrival causing the coast guard to set up a perimeter in the area. those who like to vacation in fish, not so fast, you can't stop in the area or you will hear from the coast guard. police are directing traffic because of onlookers. working hard trying to get the carrier ac

all stores wantto this. a lot of stores are handing out tickets. >> we count how many televisions we have that day, print out tickets, and we go out as the line is standing out, we hand out 50 tickets to everybody. spencer runs the super target at chris town spectra mall. >> we'll have the tickets as well. you'll have a map. and when the guests are in line, we specifically. >> reporter: if you're planning take part, straight from the manager. >> everyone needs to be calm. we meant everyone to be safe. and we'll instruct you, when you have your ticket, you'll go to x area. the television area, the computer area, we direct you, we let everybody know, and we go all wait down the line. >> get in line early. i usually before the store opens, there's already people in hine. >> reporter: >>> there will also be plenty of holiday deals available on the day to shop online, cyber monday. >> monday shopping day with plenty of online savings. including some items at their lowest prices, cheaper than black friday. it's im

hit the stores last year. is it hart of the reason that people are changing course? >> it's possible, but last year on thanksgiving day $2 billion was bought online. it is a lot of y, small compared to what happened in stores. >> an increasing number of retailers are closing on thanksgiving, and cbl and associates will close 72 shopping malls in 28 states. steven is the president and ceo, thank you for being here. for the past couple years you were open on thanksgiving, why >> we looked at it this year and we decided it was the right thing to do. we have almost 100,000 employees for our stores across our portfolio and we think they deserve thanksgiving off. >> the reaction has been incredibly positive. we have calls, e-mails, social media, everyon us, they feel like it is the right thing to do. we don't want to shop on thanksgiving, we think it is a great thing, and you are probably hoping they do. . >> that is true, but a lot of our halls are the only mall in the market so we're not competing with other malls

some stores in the area will be open all night. live in alexandria at the best buy, tom roussey, abc 7 news. horace: shoppers also lined up at the clarksburg premium outlets for its first-ever holiday shopping rush. anna-lysa gayle has be t she joins us with what is popular so far. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: horace, just take a look at this line outside of the stores here at the clarksburg premium outlets. this is just the beginning of the line. it continues over here. we are told the parking lot is lots of people trying to take advantage of these deals. first they gave thanks. >> my family is healthy and we are together. anna-lysa: then they started spending. >> longsleeve shirts, ties, and my wife got a wedding dress for a friends wedding. anna-lysa: about 100 people were in line even before the toy store opened. teresa and her the store about an hour early. >> this year it happens at my mother's in-laws house in germantown, so we are very close. anna-lysa: lines also formed at the uggs store and a few others. as much as pat enjoyed s

i think stores will always be around. i think they'll always be the majority of the business, but the retailers of the past have to understand how to utilize it. they have to understand who their customer is today. it's different than it was 10, 20 years ago. >> allen, pleasure. >> nice to be a with you. velvet is in. >> velvet's in, joe. >> is it ever out? >> it does, but it's now in. you look like you're in, which is unusual for you all. >> velvet boxers might be -- >> with the velvet on the inside. >> not a velvet tie, but a velvet jacket. >> okay. all right. thank you. have a good day. >> good see you. 1983, '84 it was 7.26. that was '84. guess '83. 4.63. >> how about '85, 4.24 and tax reform in '86, it was 3.5. it fell off. american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american express cards and services why pause a spontane