having this little tax rule those guys will get driven out of business and go to safest way or wa walgreen's so it will be i support the school getting more fund in every way but this way this is not the solution for getting help for the schools. i hope you guys won't go forward with this legislation. happy birthday kevin. >> next speaker. >> . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> good afternoon, supervisors mime mr. sanchez. >> i am here to represent beboth of my businesses a bar and restaurant as well as the in the district. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this belittle tax will 0 add to the burdens of licenses and permits i need to pay that will translate into higher prices for my customers. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> by increasing my cost of the operations i'm put in the hard decision of having to let off my workers or having to close shop altogether. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i understand there's a height especially desk bus this comes down to personal choice and education that starts at home. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> thank you very much. >> thank you so m

fortunately, no one was hurt and walgreens says they are still open for business. >> there was a fire at highway 101 at old bayshore highway and firefighters called for extra assistance but the fire was under control if an hour. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> after a week of rain, the bay area is starting to heat up. our meteorologist, mike nicco, is on the roof with a look at how hot temperatures will get. mike, you are turning pink. >> sorry? >> you got your sunscreen? >> i always have sunscreen. not so much when i was younger. make sure you put some sunscreen on the in few days. no jacket required on the roof in the mid-to-upper 60's, and check out this beautiful picture from exploritorium camera, you can see how calm the bay water is right now. look at the temperatures compared to friday, our last day with wet weather and below average temperatures to what i am forecasting for highs today: 15 to 25 degrees warmer and we have gained about seven minutes of sunshine since then. check out san jose, hard to find clouds there with a lot blueness and te

just yesterday, walgreens was in the headlines for considering a move to switzerland. it is for tax purposes. the problem is not just that it causes a loss of tax revenue in is, it moves that some jobs and over time, it moves the whole company. you can destroy a company through taxation. that we willies mention, switzerland, ireland, they do well because they are parasites on the rest of the world. rates and tax artificial shifting of tax rates and they propose tax rates i a lot of money. european countries that have a lower tax rate than we do, as an average, also have very stiff value added taxes. in france, the value added taxes now are 20%. every time you make a purchase, you pay an additional 20% in taxes. us going i cannot see to consumption tax area we have to figure out where we can tax. if the -- a study is published every year that shows where countries are and how much they collect in taxes as a percentage of your product. the u.s. is 33rd out of 35. fewer taxescollects as a percentage of their economy than the u.s. does. john, you are on with our guest, our

. >> reporter:this was friday just after 4:00 a-m.at the walgreens on ralston avenue. police are searching for the two guys.no vehicle was seen on the surveillance video. in san francisco. >> pam: a man who was arrested last night for driving through the presidio neighborhood. with possible explosives in his car. has been released from jail. >> pam:authorities say, eric smith was stopped by u.s. park police last night. over a traffic violation. near mason street. >> pam: >> pam: the driver told police, he the car. the bomb squad determined the devices that resembled dynamite. were explosive. they were detonated in a safe location. >> pam:police arrested smith on suspicion of possessing marijuana. we caught up with smith this morning. here's what he said, when asked where the fireworks came from.,. >>".rid of it." >> pam:any charges in connection with the explosives found in the man's car. are still pending. school officials say, so far, just the one case has been reported. still ahead-- >>4 babies hospitalized with whooping cough this-it was 2 last year. very concerned.

it was closed because of rodents, specifically mice. now, as you can see, walgreenss now open for business right now. but this afternoon, the san francisco health department temporarily shut it down. they also shut down a bakery next door, mimi bakery. walgreens workers were busy cleaning off store shelves and merchandise and basically scrubbing down the whole place because of reported rodents. the san francisco health department confirming to kpix 5 the walgreens on stockton and vallejo in chinatown were temporarily shut down. they say mice were found in the basement and upstairs in the store area where the food is. but i have to tell you that customers here in chinatown were not concerned. >> i'm not surprised. sometimes you eat in a restaurant, you know, you see cockroaches and rats. you know, running around. it's pretty common. >> i don't usually eat walgreens food so it doesn't bother me one bit. but i mean, yeah, i guess it bothers me to know that such a store like walgreens would have rats in it. >> reporter: obviously, the health department gave both business

in the parking lot of walgreen's. no one was injured. the owner was cooking soup when his motor home caught fire. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a ktvu channel 2 news poll indicates californians are running counter for president obama's approval rating. national polls disapproves of his job performance, 53% of californians approve. 41% disapprove. that is almost the opposite of the most recent national poll. the findings come from a survey of 1,000 california voters. >>> dry weather. but tomorrow we will see the microclimates at work. the locations that will see further warming warming and the areas where temperatures might take a dip. >> too scared to sign up for healthcare? the concern that experts say is keeping some people from enrolling in covered california. >> a crucial vote on the future of a hospital in the north bay and whether or not that hospital will stay open. salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway

walgreen's they had crews sanitizing. cranny of the shells hit has control also here. talking with customers this say this is quite gross and unsettling. >> : it's too dirty that that's not good. i wasight about. >> : the walgreen's did reopen at 3:00 this afternoon shoppers hurry to get back inside the bakery also back open. health department tells me the be back on tuesday to do another inspection. that walgreen's in baking. i did talk with the health department about this road a problem they are assuring me because nothing has nothing to do it threatened the station has been popping up the neighborhood because of central subway drilling. >> : new developments set in the federal corruption case involving state senator leland's. that's 50 count indictment not be the end of the doll. sit as suspended senator and other defendants that official corruption case could be facing new charges did during a hearing friday court documents just filed from indicated plans to present an updated superseding indictment in additional charges a potential defendants are inevitable. among additional charges federal rackety during or rico charges. of the cases of prosecutors other gang cases have been

it's been happening where he was at the wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: they shut down walgreens and the bakery after mice and their droppings were found in the basement and upstairs in both stores. heaving customers like this mom and three waiting and wondering what's going on. it lasted just a few hours. >> i found out they just opened asly go back in to get more stuff. >> reporter: many didn't seem fazed by it at all. >> sometimes you eat at the restaurant and you see cockroaches and rats running around, that it is pretty common. >> for the record. >> you have not seen any critters, rodents, or mice throughout the evening. in san francisco, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> there were a lot of complaints in china town. the reason the drought or the construction of the central subway tunnel. >>> tonight the state lawmaker wants to make sure when it comes to seafood you know what you're getting. in northern california 38% of the fish tested was mislabeled. now, the senator, they want to make it illegal to sell mislabeled food. >> seafood products we call it could lead to the consump

the carmer was parked in the walgreens parking lot on lombard.f our viewers, jay, thank you, he sent us this video in the past 30 minutes. you can see the top of the rv is fully engulfed. the firefighters are out there trying to put the flames out. thart's no word -- there's no word of anyone being injured in that. >>> pay attention if you own a smart car. would you look at this. those cars are being targeted by vandals in san francisco. there were three incidents overnight. tara moriarty live in san francisco with more on why some say teenagers may be doing this. what happened, tara? >> reporter: well. >>> all of these vandals have been flipping these cars over. i just got a facebook message from kevin reed who said the same thing happened to him three years ago and it took three tow trucks to get his vehicle up again. the video may look funny. all of the cars involved in these latest attacks have been towed away. but you can see on the ground, the glass in this street here where one of the cars had the windows shattered. this all started around

you could see workers >>> a walgreens in san francisco is back open after it was overrun with rodents. you can see workers frantically cleaning the store on stockton street in chinatown exterminators coming in to get rid of all the pests. a bakery next door also closed down because of the infestation. you could see its employees scrubbing away. it's not clear where the rodents came from. >>> a sailor is back on land after a frightening experience at sea. he was swept overboard during a yacht race on the pacific. it took 90 minutes to pull him out of the frigid water and by then he had hypothermia. da lin just spoke to him about that experience. da? >> reporter: yeah, ken. that yacht just arrived at pier 40 at about 3:30 and i can tell you he is extremely, extremely happy to be back on dry land in fact he knows he is very lucky to be alive. >> may day, may day, may day, we have a man overboard. >> reporter: a sailor lost at sea. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a large wave swept andrew taylor overboard in the middle of the pacific ocean. after 90 minutes of frantic searching they found him

walgreens, and k-mart... >> yep. >> and they didn't think nascar was a good idea.st at all. >> hearing the stuff that's coming out of steven's mouth is shocking. >> i-i don't know why, but he just didn't want anything to do with nascar. >> i am mortified. >> i got some real big pushback. >> probably assumed that you would charge 'em more. >> i didn't--no, it was--it was a stopper in the meeting, so we moved on to something else. >> i can't believe what i'm hearing. how does a guy with a 1 1/2 million-dollar toy company tell a multi-billion-dollar company that no one wants their product? who does steve think he is? >> so, you know, where do you go from that? if you can come up with a good idea, i would love to do it. >> why do i have to come up with the idea? >> 'cause you're part of the company. >> i'm a minority shareholder that just paid off your debt. >> that's bull[bleep]. that is complete crap. salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42

just yesterday, walgreens was in the headlines for considering a move to switzerland.is for tax purposes. the problem is not just that it causes a loss of tax revenue in is, it moves that some jobs and over time, it moves the whole company. you can destroy a company through taxation. that we willies mention, switzerland, ireland, they do well because they are parasites on the rest of the world. rates and tax artificial shifting of tax rates and they propose tax rates i a lot of money. european countries that have a lower tax rate than we do, as an average, also have very stiff value added taxes. in france, the value added taxes now are 20%. every time you make a purchase, you pay an additional 20% in taxes. us going i cannot see to consumption tax area we have to figure out where we can tax. if the -- a study is published every year that shows where countries are and how much they collect in taxes as a percentage of your product. the u.s. is 33rd out of 35. fewer taxescollects as a percentage of their economy than the u.s. does. john, you are on with our guest, our ind

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the walgreen's is located on stockton street the health department found mice in the basement upstairs in the pharmacy. the bakery next door wasso closed friday. pest control sanitize the store that morning. both walgreen's and the bakery were reopened by friday afternoon. >> annyl the: the pre-cursor to will also has now been filed over a deadly police shooting in san francisco's board of heights. it is prompted a protest march in threats against police officers. the family up a lejandro nieto filed a claim against the city. police shot and killed him on march 21st. police said that he pointed taser at officers after refusing to respond to their commands. >> still ahead on the kron4 new is. the deadline to complete your health insurance application has arrived. who was tear you what kind of penalties will face if you did not sign up by midnight. >> a man was arrested after still in a car from a dealership. where he needed to go with the stolen car after the break. >> a souvenir t-shirt is a pinole middle school or kicked out class. we will pinole middle school or kicked out class. we will tell yfrom t bigcree to sll seensear

. >> : happened wasnt 30 at the walgreen's parking lot. at lombard. a man who was in the mobile home at the time they say he had trouble getting out but he did manage to escape without injury. the fire apparently began when he was cooking. >> : spring break turning into an embarrassing. please say about hundred people were arrested and at least 44 hospitalized after party ended in chaos. at uc santa barbara over the weekend. so-called street party. to a huge crowd that got out of control saturday night. we escalated when a police officer was hit in the head with a backpack filled with bottles of booze. authorities say it members of the crowd then started dry rocks bricks. bottles at the offices reports of widespread vandalism. including street signs that were torn down small fires at least one vehicle was smashed by partygoers. please say that to people across were treated for severing interested at least six officers were injured. authorities reported the tear-gas to contain a lot revelers. i had destabilized it didn't do so until sunday morning. >> : the like to

walgreens in belmont. the thieves didn't want cash. last friday's robbery was captured on tape. take a look. you can see the two men using concrete blocks. they shattered the door and once inside they go straight for the counter and stacks and stacks of cigarettes. in just a minute they emptied the display in trash bags and fled the store. about $6,000 worth of cigarettes were stolen. >>> happening today in santa rosa sonoma county healing committee will hold its first meeting. they will focus on the andy lopez shooting. he was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy as the teen carried a fake gun last october. the purpose of the meeting is to open dialogue between law enforcement and the community so healing can begin. tonight's meeting will be at 6:00 at cook middle school in santa rosa. >>> rescue workers back at it searching for missing ferry passengers in south korea. at least 150 people are dead and more than 100 still missing. as tara mergener reports, more of the ship's crew members have now been arrested. >>> reporter: crews in south korea are back out at the site of the sunken ferry

was because of vermin. >> : the areas to dirty. during the shutdown walgreen'sd anxiously waiting lot of things they needed. >> : any of medication. simon could see walgreen's employees cleaning the entire store. from the shells to the floor. and at the bakery workers also assessing the problem. by 3 friday afternoon both organs and the bakery reopened. their doors choppers look back and as if nothing was ever wrong. though some not convinced a myself totally left the building. >> : so the ockeghem everything you know. terrible. how the party also tell me they'll be back on tuesday to inspect all grins and bakery to make sure that the run problem as no more. >> : still had our callers having more vehicles than usual. that story and punishment for law woman who jumped onstage and attacked a blues singer and a word. then nine months and then charged with attempted murder is as his own part of mission district this morning because it's supposed to. big disaster response jelled and mills will missions 17th and church near mission high school in los what did severanc

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lawsuit alleging catherine heigl was photographed without her consent and wayne reed misused her image for his unadvertised and social media, take a look at a walgreen the parent company. ♪ [ male announcer ] evenore impressive than the research this man has at his disposal is how he puts it to work for his clients. morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. co on in. [ male annncer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. stuart: here it it is, the real halftime report. scott kennedy, from the new york exchange nicole petallides, from bermuda john lakefield, charles payne, lauren simonetti in new york, write to the market please. i say the economy looks weak and there is no help in sight for the federal reserve. is that why we are down again today on the stock market? >> unlike last year's this year given any excuse to go lower we do, last year any excuse to go higher we did. clearly the asset price something has got to give, total market cap bigger than gdp. we need to find some growth or we will see a correction and we started that now. the question is how wrong and how deep but we are on that trail and it will be a healthy thing for

was an uprising. >> aflac will be a huge beneficiary of the effort on the part of companies like ibm and walgreen'sem the money and send them to private exchanges. as soon as people go to private exchanges they will raise the deductible level to get an acceptable monthly payment. as soon as deductibles move up, what happens is they will the go to supplemental health and pay them a certain amount per month to fill the holes in the deduct be will. if you go from $500 deductible to $1500 deductible to save money on health insurance, that voluntary choice on your human resources list of going to of black and supplementing that with $20, $30 a month to fill the hole in the deductibles is very attractive. >> give us your last pick a amgen. >> the recent correction which we think is healthy to get the froth out of the market. 83, 84 correction. they are throwing babies out with bath water. amgen trades at 14, 15 times earnings, spending 20% on r&d. raising dividends, buying back stock. and they are treating them like some of the 60 times earnings stocks. >> the woogie? what is that. >> frothy, woogie, go-