shoppers at wal-mart and arkansas were shoulder to shoulder. this is the hometown of wal-mart. shoppers picked up everything from police off to televisions and other electronics. to many of them stayed out for thanksgiving dinner. fan fact one point there were kids in pajamas shopping with their parents. >>mark: this year, automakers will be offering big deals on 2011 and the 2012 models. you can save thousands of dollars on a new car today. they say the best deals will be on the mitsubishi endeavor, chevrolet silverado and chrysler 200. >>mark: they're getting into the holiday spirit in kansas city misery. 80 mi. of the lights off as fireworks rushed in the country club plaza holiday display. we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. here is a live look outside on this black friday fan 50 ft fact >>mark: when you for joining us on this the black friday. a developing story out of san leandro. a shooting related to black friday happening at a wal-mart store just off of 880. jackie sissel is live on the scene. >>jackie: shoppers were targeted in front of this wal

she worked at the wal-mart in 2007 and 2008j. they promised me $10 an hour and promised benefits. >> reporter: she ended up being part time and made $8.90 an hour, a dollar an hour less than told and the only benefits was a discount card. show is part of a coalition pushing the city and wal-mart respecting the employees and d.c.'s nearby businesses. >> we know we need jobs but where people can go and work every day, have a schedule that they can be effective part of the community, their family and we need jobs where people can afford to live in the district of columbia. >> five of the wal-mart stores are expected to open in 2013. beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> if you didn't like today, you won't like tomorrow. >> and that is like today, but colder and windier. the rain will probably shut off. we're going to have a few more showers to deal with today and that is nasty. a live look outside, we have had drizzle and fog and a lot of measurable rain in many spots. if you live in southern maryland or the northern neck of virginia, southe

then, betty dukes sues wal-mart again. behind the headlines, oscar winner meryl streep advocates for a national women's history museum. hello, i'm bonnie erbÉ. welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, men behaving badly: >> as the penn state sex abuse scandal continues to unfold, more victims of child abuse are feeling empowered. lawyers and advocates report a spike in calls from adults wanting to report being abused as children---whether by boy scout leaders, foster care officials or especially catholic priests. this week the archdiocese of chicago agreed to pay chicago agreed to pay 3.2 million dollars to a man who was sexually abused as a young boy. and a bishop from the kansas city diocese became the highest-ranking catholic official to face criminal charges in a child sex abuse case. even though the catholic church has paid $3 billion dollars to victims-bankrupting some dioceses-pope benedict has failed to issue an apology to the tens of thousands of victi

: in front of the wal-mart now, wal-mart is open for business you see people coming out with their flatt investigation's even though much of the parking lot is -- tv's even though much of the parking lot is cordoned off with crime scene tape. they are trying to figure out who did it out here. the evidence team at work. police are telling us 1:45 in morning a family and friends came out of wal-mart with their black friday purchases. they were approached by two men in the parking lot, at least one had a gun. the robbers said hand it over. the shoppers said no. there was a fight followed by a single gunshot. wounding one of the family members. the family members grabbed one of the suspects. when miss pulled in they saw the person on the parking lot ground with the gunshot wound and the family with the suspect in custody. police say that is exactly what you should not do. >> give them what they want. it is -- property is less valuable than your life. give it to them and save your life. some people just forget about that and try to attack -- attach themselves to that so much that they can ge

wal-mart officials said they are cooperating in the investigation. >>catherine: there was a scene inside and loss angeles area wal-mart. you can hear the woman screaming her eyes are burning that is because a shopper with in this mob began to prepare spray other shoppers. a witness describes the chaotic scene. >> it is always the calm before the storm. this lady is one added. i did not see her personally but i could smell the mace, it got in my throat it was burning. i saw people around me they thought it really bad. >>catherine: 15 people were exposed to the spray, no one was fiercely hurt. they say the woman was able to get away she paid for the merchandise and walked out they're still looking for her tonight. members of the occupy san francisco protest created problems on this black friday. they hit the streets they delayed public transportation they were blocking store entrances. we're joined live from union square with the latest. >>reporter: it was pretty chaotic at one point this is the busiest place in the bay area with a tree lighting ceremo

there's been a shooting in the wal-mart out there. let's go live to monte francis covering the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we just got an update from police. a man is in critical but stable condition following in the shooting in the parking lot. at 1:50 a.m. police responded to reports of shots fired in the parking lot of wal-mart. they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound, and he was taken to a nearby hospital. police have arrested a man in his 20s, but are still looking for at least one more person wanted in connection with the shooting. they tell us a family was just leaving wal-mart with their purchases when they were approached by a group of armed robbers. when a male member resisted the robbers shot him and police are now interviewing witnesses. right now police aren't sure if the man they have in dis is the shooter or not. >> you know, whenever you have a lot of shoppers on a day like today. people get angry. things like this happen. wal-mart has since reopened, but the parking lot is closed. police ar

talked to a wal-mart employee he said it was bedlam out here. there were hundreds of people in and around the store when the gun shot was fired and they all raced into the store to the back of the store. he says it was crazy in there. they locked the front of the store. a security procedure a lot of security guards. police tell me the person who was shot is expected to survive. they do not know how many people were in on this attempted robbery. or if anybody got away with anything. i was a case san leandro police do not encourage it a -- i case where they were going to protect what they purchased with their lives. the person is expected to live way gunshot wound. more in half an hour terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> thank goodness he will be okay. woman shot pepper spray to keep customers away from merchandise she wanted. this happened after a wal-mart opened in los angeles at 10:00 last night. at least 20 were injured in what police call a customer versus customer shopping rage. employees were forced to evacuate. the woman who did the pepper spr

. >>> and wal-mart announces the plans for black friday. find out what the hot deals are coming up. >>> and it's thursday november 10th. good morning. charley crowson standings by in studio. this is video from rogers forge. it's soupy and the fog pea soup thick and will hang around for the morning. kent county public schools are on a 90 minute delay and two hour delay no am pre-k so for more on how long the fog will stick around say hello, to justin berk. >> people are talking about the thick fog. we have images but it's policy on the eastern shore going back more than a decade with a fatal bus accident why they delay schools because of fog no reports on the western part of the bay because of that. i wanted to highlight this spot here. and while we were watching fog this morning. that's the major issue. we will show you the national aquarium and a few other spots and this out. this is the view at midnight and watch the skyline disappear with the thick fog. they are not alone and this is glen burnie ritchie highway. and that's tough to see s

then you had a problem at wal- mart. >> we never got to that stage. we were very fortunate to be able to sit down with the very highest levels of leadership in wal-mart and very early recognized that there was a desire to do this. >> not everybody is sold on wal-mart's way of doing business. >> hard to find anything that is made in america in wal-mart. they are the walton family is a funder against labor. >> wal-mart and the city have yet to work out a community benefits package. that's an agreement on how many jobs will go to dc residents. the dc government throws in lots of incentives. >> there's been a lot of discussion about how much they are paying. as you pointed out, if you aren't working, you aren't making anything. >> there are no jobs right now, so they'll take the job. like a lot of people, they are working for a lot less. >> bruce johnson, thanks for that. anita. >>> still ahead on 9news now, the dulles metro rail project clears a major hurdle. also what facebook is saying about spam, pictures showing graphic sex and violence. >>> also occ

wal-mart stores will go up here at skyland in southeast washington. >> wal-mart man. it would be a beautiful day. especially around the christmas season. >> skyland site with its boarded and abandoned stores has been a constant reminder of failed economic policies and an unemployment rate that reaches 20% in ward 7. >> the way i feel, if there aren't any jobs, family breaks up. >> dc government seized the sites more than two years ago, but it wasn't until today that officials were able to announce that wal-mart had agreed to put a store here as anchored to lots more retail and residential development. >> i think it's a great location. we had to make the economics work and the financials work. but they will work. >> fact of the matter, here's what the district is up against. right now, there's some 35,000 people in washington, d.c. without jobs. and here's what wal-mart says it brings to the table. 600 new construction positions. 1800 new retail jobs. >> in the last hour, we learned about even more jobs that are being created. congress unanimously passed a bill aimed a

>> not at wal-mart.get 29-dollar waffle iron, but you'll get trampled in the process. they are going to get sued, just so you know. >> gregg: i'm wondering about beyond compensatory damages, toward punitive damages if wal-mart engaged in egregious behavior. >> reckless. when you look at the number of incidents, and especially when you look at the prior notice of the deaths that occurred, they knew that it's foreseeable that someone could die in their store, getting trampled. when you see the extent of the injuries, the little girl, to the grandfather that was trampled, it's outrageous. >> gregg: joey, here is the solution, if you could open at a special hour and have special sales, you have to do it in an orderly fashion and have plenty of security there, let them in maybe two by two, four by four. but not 100 people. >> i tell you what, that's reasonably stated and that should happen and adequate precautionary measures need to be taken and they should be. but ultimately, are we going to call in the nati

that don't have health care how is it good why don't they quit i mean wal-mart goes . if they can get a better job why did the right one as you can see it was quite heated earlier i interviewed him and i started off by asking given the occupy wall street protests which he talked to people and told them why he thinks capitalism is the solution to their progress to their problems rather i asked him why he thinks they capitalism and freer markets are the solutions here's what he said. well because i understand capitalism and i understand what the problems are and the problems are the result of government intervention it's not capitalism that created the financial bubble it was government interference in capitalism it was artificially low interest rates it was government subsidies this is what created the malinvestment and this is what continues to perpetuate those malinvestment you know a lot of the kids there that are protesting are students with a lot of debt the free market never would have saddle them with all that debt without government guaranteed loans they never c

>> i know a bagel shop going up against a wal-mart. they would squash us, of course, but to get back to -- >> maybe not. depends on what you do. if you do a different business model, you won't get squashed. competition is always good. it makes you tougher and meaner and come up with a new innovative idea and good for us consumers because there are more places we can shop. >> but also sounds like if those businesses in that particular shopping center go, you go with it. it's going to be hard to start up. unfortunately, we don't have enough time to settle this and the debate goes on and on. hopefully you will come back a little later as this progresses. thank you for joining us. anita. >> lots to talk about. the redskins back to work today preparing for the 49ers coming to town. >> and trying to forget about the results of the last few weeks. kristen back with how the fans are reacting. i think i know. kristen. >> you think you have a good geez. they have gone from the top to the seller. my how the redskins have fallen. they haven't won

this parking lot outside the wal-mart has been taped off. and just beyond the stop sign, there are clothes on the pavement. we're told by police those clothes belong to the victim in this shooting. now here's what happened. at 1:45 this morning san leandro police responded to shots fired. when officers arrived they found a man shot in the parking lot. he was taken to a nearby hospital. and his condition is unknown this morning. police tell us the shooter then fled the scene and is still at large. investigators are in the process of interviewing witnesses, people who were see and saw what happened. police tell us this stemmed from a fight in the parking lot. at this point they don't know what the fight is about. it is black friday. wal-mart has been open all night long. the store remains open at the early hour. most of the parking lot, as you can see, has been roped off and closed. a motive is not clear. police are not offering a vehicle description or license plate number. we're just about to get an update from the police where we hope to ha

monty francis is live at the wal-mart store in san leandro.we are hearing this is directly related to black friday. marla, good morning. that man is in stable condition. another man is arrested. police are not sure if she's the shooter. police say the family was leaving with some purchases. once in the parking lot they were confronted by several men. when one of the family members refused, one of the robbers shot him. most assailants fled the scene. they were able to detain one of the men who attacked them. that's the man now under arrest. investigators aren't sure if she was the one who fired the shot. it's never expected when you have a lot of shoppers on a someday like today. people get angry for whatever reason. things like this happen. >> wal-mart reopened for shopper this is morning. there are skurlt guards here. police responded almost immediately. there are surveillance cameras and footage that police are reviewing to help them identify the robberies who got away. the victim is reported in critical but stable condition this morning. >>

six wal-mart stores coming to washington. d.c.'yor vince gray says it is about bringing jobs to the city. >> not everybody like this plan. fox 5's beth parker has more. >> wal-mart, it is a corporate giant with no stores in the nation's capital but that is about to change. >> it has been 22 years in the making and i'm sure everybody is excited to see this come to fruition. >> reporter: mayor vince gray is referring though, the sky land plaza, in southeast washington long said to be on the verge of development. now, it will be home to one of two additional wal-marts planned to d.c. with another at fort totten and four other sites already announced. that is a half dozen stores total. you would have six wal-marts constructed in a relatively small area. for example, here at fort totten square at the intersection off south dakota and riggs road northeast. it is just a mile and a half way from another proposed wal- mart location here on georgia avenue near riggs road. but a wal-mart spoke man told fox 5 the stores will serve very differe

>>catherine: wal-mart released this statement.ine: wal-mart officials say they are cooperating in the investigation. black friday in los angeles is taking a pretty violent turn last night after police say a woman began to cuppers play other shoppers should consider them competition for what she was trying to buy. a witness describes the chaotic scene. in >> through just as everything was getting ready everyone was calm, and then manage--madness started in in the lady went at it. i did not see her personally but i could smell the mace, a doubt in my throat it was burning. i saw people around me they got really bad. >>catherine: the woman paid for merchandise and then walked out so she got away. about 15 people were exposed to the spray, no one seriously got hurt now the police are looking for that woman. >>catherine: police in riot gear is greeted occupy protesters in san francisco square. j.r. stone is live with the latest. things started peacefully but i guess it change. >>reporter: it seems that they ended peacefully as well, bu

once again at wal-mart in arizona, police say a man was hurt after being arrested. they say chaos broke out at a video game display. in >>vicki: millions of americans did take advantage of incredible deals are black friday spending 11.4 billion. that is up 11% from 2010. an even bigger jump in online sales. john squire is joining us to discuss that. some good news for retailers? >> yes. thanksgiving started out strong. online sales were up 2423%. from black friday it was up 39.3%. >>vicki: online is really picking up steam. people just do not want to deal with the craziness of the crowds? >> there is a convenience of all my shopping. the >>vicki: and interesting trends, people are purchasing from mobile phones. >> in 2009, online sales were one per cent of all sales. for then, last year we saw that grow to 5.6% of sales. this year, it topped out at 9.8%. almost 15 percent of all people on line yesterday of using a mobile devices. >>vicki: it is convenient. now, you have people buying things from their iphones and ipad. is that the predominant purchasing power? >> it

it happened at a wal-mart. the woman squirted the pepper spray into the air because of to many people between her and the x box. she was able to grab it and check out during all the confusion. >> just like a fight at games and then people started screaming and kids were on the floor and then everybody started to -- she sprayed it in the air. >> reporter: this is video from inside the store. bystander was treated including some children. police are looking for the woman. she is a latina in her 30s. >> while the start of the holiday shopping season is serious business for some at great mall, some stores tried for a lighter tone. >> who was a picture of their pet? >> reporter: the baby store gave away coupons to people when answered quizes and challenges. one used stroller to carry everything. some said they worked out a game plan. >> it's a strategy. if she -- should be like you go stand in this line, new this line, you in this line and we will all go run to the line. know our spot. >> reporter: today's challenge

quiÉn disparÓ, por el momento solo hay un detenido, ocurriÓ el tarea del estacionamiento la tienda wal-mart el Área, idea cuer de acuerdo a testigos cuando ocurriÓ la escena, varias personas corrieron hacia el estaci establecimiento del comercial. >>> como viene uno a comprar cosas porque hay mÁs ahorro y vienen a ver que encuentra para casal gano con eso esta mal. >>> mientras que para otros se trata de una situaciÓn de seguridad y dijeron que deberÍan redoblar la vigilancia en estos dÍas. >>> deberÍan tener mÁs vigilancia en estos dÍas de fiesta en ir a comprar cosas. >>> ustedes esta seguro en su casa? >>> ahora que me acaba de decir no sÉ se siente seguro. >>> el sospechoso tiene 20 aÑos se trata de un joven, residente de la ciudad de oakland, hasta ahora la policÍa de san leandro no ha dicho si hay mÁs detalles unidads en este caso. >>> este igual que otras tienda wal-mart son visitadas por cientos de personas que sedante cita para seguir aprovechando las promociones del viernes negro, hay que decir que el joven que resultÓ baleado tiene 21 aÑos de edad y esta internado en condiciÓn cr

but wal-mart will open for the first time at 10 p.m. on thanksgiving night. the store is rolling out big deals. they are going to split it into 10 p.m. is home and toys and apparel and midnight that's when the big electronic deals come out. at midnight for the customers who wants the electronic deals -- well first let me let you know what toys and home. 99 barbie jeep ride on toys and 9.97 wrangler and lei jeans for junior men and women. for the big deals at midnight, electronic deals everyone is waiting for, 51 inch samsung plaza had 498. tdtv498. 8 gig ipod touch for 195. lg blu-ray player 95. printers 19 dollars and wal- mart says that they will unveil a map on the website for where all you can find the specials in the store. so that's something to look out for. reporting live, corinne redman, abc2 news. >> good news if you travel around the holidays and procrastinating. your wallet may thank. you industry experts predict holiday travels will wait until the last-minute to book and will get a surprise. airlines raised prices and may be stuck rubbing -- runn

wal-mart has deals that kick in at 10:00 p.m.ight and then midnight on black friday. but wal-mart's deal on sony play station bundle is the one to beat. 199 buys you all of this and our friends say this deal is likely to go very fast. now, if all of this is overwhelming and you need some help to chart a shopping plan, here you go. you can start out at toys "r" us, then swing by wal-mart. make a trek to one of the area malls or outlets that open at midnight. at 4:00 a.m. if you're still at the mall, you could hit the sears or the jc penny. other stores like nordstrom open at 7:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m., many stores will be in the game. now you have a plan. how you spend your money is up to you. lesli foster, 9news now. >> just don't count on any sleep. don't worry if you miss any of lesli deals, she has all of the deals on our website, the maps, a list of offers, all on wusa9.com. >>> in a bit more than 48 hours, some stores will be opening their doors for the beginning of the black friday shopping ritual. but for the first time some f

everybody interested in getting into wal-mart had gotten in the. police reviewing surveillance tapes trying get a better idea of who or what kind of vehicle they should be looking for. there were a number of witnesses. san leandro police are talking to them. recapping 145 this morning, shooting in the parking lot at this wal-mart in san leandro. the victim is expected to survive. police looking at tapes trying to figure out where they should go from here. we'll have sound from san leandro pd at 5:00. >>> the quest for bargains turned ugly in southern california as well. a woman used pepper spray to get a head start on fellow shoppers at a crowd los angeles wal-mart. the store had only been open for 10 minutes when it happened after 10:00 last night. part of the store was evacuated wildfire officials treated as many as 20 people. one person was taken to the hospital. police are looking for the woman responsible. >>> bart will have extra security today to handle the expected crush of holiday shoppers. bart is anticipating large numbers of people usin

they said he had gone to wal- mart to look for a video game.reporting live from san leandro, rob roth. >>> the man accused of shooting and killing vallejo police officer james kapoot pleaded not guilty today to murder charg ings -- charges. police say smith robbed a bank and was running the áf from police. he could be sentenced to death if convicted. >>> vallejo police gathered this afternoon for a private memorial to honor the slain officer. officer kapoot knew many of the student there is as coach of the girl's basketball team. the memorial is set to begin at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> the woman accused of burglarizing the hotel room of -- is due in court on february 7th. moyer's trial is set to start february 16th. >>> an exclusive field poll shows mitt romney and newt gingrich are now head to head among republican voters. 26% of republican voters favor romney. while 23% favor gingrich. gingrich leads romney by a 28- 18% margin within tea party republicans. 47% said they were some what satisfied. >>> herman cain may be reconsidering his bid

video shows the scene inside the wal-mart. police say the crowd was waiting for managers to set out x boxes when the woman started spraying the pepper spray. 20 people including were children were treated. the woman bought the x box in all the chaos. police hope to identity her from camera video and receipts. >> is it wasn't all mayhem. some were getting in to the holiday spirit with fun and games. >> who has picture of their pet? >> reporter: a store at the great mall had a contest for shoppers, who won coupons for answering quizzes. some customers said they worked out a game plan before arriving at the stores. >>> at sun valley mall some needed a break from all the excitement. sales prices provided irresistible to others. >> there was a growing effort to try to get people to visit smaller independent stores to do their shopping. it's called plaid friday. retailers came up with it three years ago to reflect how local businesses are part of the fabric of the neighborhood. some say in their opinion it's very important to buy lo

the classic factory in georgia the report is titled sexual predators and serial rapists run wild at wal-mart supplier in jordan and you can probably take a guess at what the report is talking about from its title. this factory is filled mostly with women of mostly sri lankan origin it is the company doesn't want to pager again ians who would likely ask for higher wages and safer working conditions and these three locking women have to work thirteen hours a day seven days a week for sixty one cents an hour their passports are taken away and they're forced to live in cramped dorm rooms that don't have either out water and that are infested with bedbugs but that's not even the worst of it they are also routinely subject to such will violence the round up on a weekly basis and forced to have sex with managers of the factory in a nearby hotel if they refuse then they're beaten and raped and deported back to sri lanka where they become outcasts in a culture that values virginity in order to be eligible for marriage on a daily basis women are selected by the male managers for rape within the factor

taking wal-mart's money doesn't prevent you from taking netflix. wal-mart will pay out $27 million.ow much is that for each person? that is $1 oech. september the lawyers. the lawyers will get a quarter of the money. so it's not even a dollar for every person. we don't normally track out the coming and going of tech executives on the morning news. it's bad news for aol. they review for plumbers and house painters will go public, trading on the nasdaq for the first time. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> it's 5:26. still to some on "today in the bay." a major ruling in the prop 8 appeal that could determine if sax-sex marriages will soon start up again. >>> and we have rain on the way. that's coming up. first where is scott mcgrew? that's the question. maybe you know. >> just walked by this. that's your traffic report for in the studio. and i have a look at the effects of the fog christina will tell i about think.owing. i think. we'll check it out coming up. >>> for the first time ever faculty at csu east bay will be calling for a general strike fay. walking out on class. >

it happened in the parking lot of this wal- mart store.police arrested this man, a 20 year-old from oakland. the victims' family members detained phillips and the other suspects got >> he is conscious. he cannot speak. he is communicating through paper. >> family members say that the victim is in stable condition. he was shot once in the neck. he and two other people had just finished black friday shopping, that is when a car with four men pulled up and demanded their items. the man fall back on the robbers wanted more. >> at that point, the assailants were talking about shooting. they knew that they had no choice. they were not going to go down without a fight. >> police say that one of the suspect's fold out a gun and opened fire. the other victims wrestled down one suspect. san leandro police detained 20 year-old tony phillips. they say he was not the shooter if >> the victims say that shopping on a black friday is a holiday for them but after today they will no longer. in san leandro, da lin, kron4 news. >>ysabel: occupy protesters in

looking for those black friday sales. >> wal-mart was a little crazy. elbow shuffling and tackling. >> everyone was excited when we opened up. >> this year, most of the big box stores open at midnight, or even earlier on thanksgiving night, to give shoppers the extra time to pick up the early bird deals. >> my sister and her kids went out last night. they did great. some of the things i look for that they got last night. >> store managers call it a success, business has been great, and consumers are giving it a mixed review. >> i sort of like it. we are done at this point. >> i understand if you can get a really good deal, go for it, and if you have the energy, that is fine. but for me, no, i want a good night's sleep. >> at 6:00 a.m., the stores have been packed in years past, but they were much and deer. -- much emptier. >> today, 3 or four people in line. >> for many, shopping on black friday has become a holiday tradition. >> i mean my sister. my daughter is with me. >> as a tradition, we usually wear pj's, but we decided not to this year. we do it

he went to wal-mart for a video game that day. he is being charged on assault charges. >>> they are trying to redo an entire year's worth of work in less than three weeks. somebody got into the storage unit and took all the christmas gifts and meals meant for hundreds of families in need. they had collected $4,000 worth and now it is all gone. >> it has been more challenging for us to raise the money because the giving is more difficult for people and because their own budgets are tight. >> in fact they had a record 300 families sign up for help including 800 children and 200 seniors. now they will regroup hoping for a holiday miracle before december 16th. last night one customer at one restaurant raised $350 to get that new effort started. >>> vice-president joseph biden says his trip to baghdad, ahead of the u.s. military pull out marks the beginning of the relationship between the u.s. and iraq. vice-president joseph biden is there to lay the groundwork with iraqi leaders for future cooperation and partnership following the wit

wal-mart not acknowledging -- wrongdoing and will pay in cash or wal-mart gift cards.customers should have received e-mails this week. >>> record number of americans reaching the ripe old age of 90. new census figures show it is nearly tripled in size since 1980 to nearly two million. s say the longer life trend -- experts say the longer life trends sets new -- rising government costs for the strained medicare and social security programs. analysts contribute increws to better nutrition and advances in medical care. >>> no matter how old you are, we are all looking forward to the weekend. @ >>> in the market for a car? the one day of the year you can find the best deal and you still have time to get in on it that story and more today at 4 and 5. >>> from a hip-hop dancefest to the siberian orchestra don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: dance theater and music come together in the tony award winning fala. the edge introduce new group san francisco music club. exciting dancers saturday at 1:42. ♪ ♪ hip-hop dancefest raising the bar with a showcase of internatio

. >> we're going to wal-mart, toys r us. >> then she's going to get some sleep.e says this should save him $500. don't worry, no one here is missing this. they say nothing says thanks giving like a long cold wait in line. >> this is my second time. >> that 42-inch tv almost within their grasp. >> it's such a good deal. >> when they get their hands on it. >> it's a victory. >> if you're planning to head out you got target, macy's, khols, toys r us. all open. black friday here people. you got sears and jcpenny opening up. we posted flyers for all the big chain stores in our area and if you want to be intense you can take us with you on your smartphone and use our app to compare prices right in the store. >>> an absolutely gorgeous thanksgiving day and as we go through the night time things are looking good. temperature wise we are starting to cool things down coming in around 43 degrees into baltimore right now. upper 40s into d. c. 50 degrees in york. as we go through the overnight these temperatures will be around 38 degrees and clear and chilly and by tomorrow t

wal-mart not acknowledging -- wrongdoing and will pay in cash or wal-mart gift cards. customers should have received e-mails this week. >>> record number of americans reaching the ripe old age of 90. new census figures show it is nearly tripled in size since 1980 to nearly two million. s say the longer life trend -- experts say the longer life trends sets new -- rising government costs for the strained medicare and social security programs. analysts contribute increws to better nutrition and advances in medical care. >>> no matter how old you are, we are all looking forward to the weekend. you want to know what is hot, right? >> thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh >>> in the market for a car? the one day of the year you can find the best deal and you still have time to get in on it that story and more today at 4 and 5. >>> from a hip-hop dancefest to the siberian orchestra don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: dance theater and music come together in the tony award winning fala. the edge introduce new group san francisco music club. exciting dancers saturday at 1:42

home depot and wal-mart will be reporting their most recent results.owest on land prices comes to toys, at least this month. thees for the tories, near at target and amazon. wal-mart also bidding prices on us.s as well as toys r grab holidayg to shoppers. offering epic deals. however beck are they? a personal cooking class or a trip to the taping of the ellen degenes show. with a backstage tour. these are going to be limited in they offer. many >> very tempting. i think some people are logging computers right now. 64 degrees. [ male announcer ] the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >>> the creators of dancing with the stars could rename the show with the bank of stars. the injuries keep on piling up. last night, jay r. martina's danced on a twisted ankle. danced on aez twisted ankle. she was in first place with a total of 67. see who wil

all coming up. >>> on this black friday, a man is shot outside a wal-mart in san leandro. we'll give you the details coming up. >>> and as black friday is under way we'll tell you about the deals that brought people their this target at midnight. details coming up on that. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, erupted - and at least one person >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> black friday violence here in the bay area. where gunfire erupted and at least one person was shot. >> why tens of thousands of protestors are filling cairo's tahrir square at this hour. >>> light scattered showers out there now drying out by this afternoon the coming up, we'll take a check of your weather, plus take a look at the roads including a live look coming out of altamont pass. >>> and good morning, everybody. it's friday, black friday. time to shop. november 25. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it's 4:58. >>> we begin with breaking news from san leandro. a shooting outside of a walmart store there. gil diaz is in san leandro where the store was closed after the early-morning gunfire

it happened in the parking lot of the san leandro wal-mart., this new surveillance video was released by the police. it is dark with a white circle show's first the fight and then a man shot, after that the suspect car leaves the scene. finally you will see the victims' holding down one of the suspect. j.r. stone is following this story and he joins us from san leandro at the wal-mart where it all happened. >>reporter: i am standing just a few feet from where the shooting happened. and please do not even feel that the victims got a thing inside of the wal-mart. they said that they went into the wal-mart looking for a video game it was not there so they left and then they came back to their car in this area and that is when they were approached by the suspect. this is the man that the police believe shot one of the victims his name is datwan johnson. two fights broke out and officers are still trying to figure out what sparked the shots. >> as you saw in the video the fight kind of goes out into called the intersection. the sequence of events t

it's the latest twist in a legal batting putting customers against wal-mart and netflix. they had agreed to work together to boost dvd sales for wal-mart and dvd rentals for netflix but the deal went south. who gets the shortened of the stick? all of the netflix people who are banking on getting the best of both worlds through the deal. wal-mart has decided to settle and pay out 27.25 million in cash. >>> a new survey finds about 74% of people expect to work in retirement. with 39% saying they will work because they have to and 35% because they want to. 80 is seen as the new 65 with many people believing it's important to work until they retire. savings reach a specific dollar amount. >>> after moss of slow sales more people are getting rid of their older vehicles. the boost in sales is putting them on track to be the auto industry's strongest month of the year. demand attractive lease deals, more japanese deals on the march yet and promotions on remaining models have more into showrooms have been reluctant to take on new debt. >>> concerns of teens smokes cigars is somet

>>mark: a class action lawsuit between netflix and wal-mart. since netflix subscribers were banking on the deal between netflix and wal-mart, they have sued in a class action lawsuit. wal- mart has decided to settle and netflix is still fighting the case. we will be right back. >>darya: and dozens of campus police and other agencies in the right gear moved in on occupy cal protesters around 3:30 a.m.. there were two arrests made. the tents are now on. san francisco police stormed into a bank of america arresting nearly 100 people who demonstrated and tried to set up an encampment in the bank of america lobby. many demonstrators were students protesting education cuts and tuition hikes. the occupy wall street movement is on the movie. >>mark: let's get a look at weather. >>james: cloud cover is definitely up above. we will be dealing with cloud cover all day long. hadji fall primarily in the north bay. we are expecting snow in the sierra tomorrow. if you have any weekend clans know that tomorrow a winter weather advisory is in effect. gusty cond

a shopper pepper spraying the crowd at a southern california wal-mart, to protect her place in line. she got away cleanly, but today she turned herself in. edward lawrence on what may or may not happen next. >> reporter: lapd detectives say the woman who caused this problem on thanksgiving at wal- mart in porter ranch turned herself in. shoppers like deborah and steve applauded the move. >> she did a wrong thing but was brave to turn herself in. >> reporter: she is glad her and her husband were not anywhere near the scene on thursday. >> i don't understand what motivated her, what the thought process was. >> reporter: they couldn't tell us her motive, but says that detectives interviewed her briefly. >> but she was later released. there are witnesses and victims to talk to by the detectives. and pending further investigation she will decide what else to do. >> reporter: friday they released a description of the woman they wanted to talk to. this woman caught on camera leaving the area, matches the description. but officers wouldn't confirm if it was the same woman who walked in the p

. >> reporter: wal-mart, the nation's largest retailer, revived layaway for electronics and toys a month ago. it's been a big hit. >> we are getting new customers. we're getting great layaway purchases. >> reporter: it's been so successful that a major wal-mart competitor, target, this week admitted-- >> wal-mart's layaway program has certainly hurtinous november. >> reporter: layaway is a die ferred perfect plan requiring at least 10% down. installments are spread out over two months usually and should the customer not complete the purchase there is an cancellation fee. >> in the end the consumer will spend more using layaway than if they bought the item outright. >> reporter: when they can't buy the item outright they appreciate layaway. >> it's easier to spread it out. >> reporter: and nosface any troublesome bills on december 26. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: the chancellor of the university of california at davis has created a task force to review yesterday's occupy movement protest. this video appears to show police using pepper spray on seated demonstrators who had

wal-mart follows at 10 p.m. then macy's, kohl's, target, best buy and tysons corner center opening at midnight. the annual lure of black friday dials, that's why a few people are willing -- deals, that's why a few people are willing to spend their holidays camped out. best buy is selling a 42-inch lc dtv for 200 bucks, a gateway notebook for 250. target has tvs for 300, x-box for 140. wal-mart matching many deals including a sony digital cram for $100. macy's has cash -- camera for $100. macy's has cashmere sweaters for $40. kohl's is offering a $15 gift card for identify $50 purchase. their specials include $30 down alternative comforters and $13 kitchen appliances. in the rock bottom price category target has $4 board games and wal-mart has a waffle iron under $3. >> if you like to be outside the stores waiting for the best deals, there could be a lot of rewards. mouser, you don't need to necessarily do that. -- however, you don't need to necessarily do that. reporter: [ friday.net lets you search and compare

and wal-mart, the latest retailer trying to goose its holiday business starting black friday a day earlyon thanksgiving, 10 p.m. opening up the doors, what do you think. >> pass the stuffing, let's go shopping. i think it's --. >> and you and jack, running past the greeter, got to get that plaza. >> i think they're doing it because they're scared and worried. aren't you scared and worried? what indicators are saying don't be scared and worried. >> neil: when i'm scared and worried, i never go shopping, ever. >> they want to get the deals, deals, deals. >> neil: this doesn't look hike desperation. >> dave: it's a combination of desperation, we're seeing christmas trees up and pretty good soon celebrating 4th of july. >> i've worked for you eight and a half years and every year you make me do this exact story and every year it's earlier. it is a decade of one upsmanship and midnight opening for kohl's, macy's, best buy. >> what about 10 p.m. >> it's two-- it's earlier than midnight. if it wasn't wal-mart at 10, it's someones else 11 p.m. >> and it's competing with online. >> neil: what doe

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this man shopping at a wal-mart in phoenix was knocked unconscious and covered in blood after police suspected it him of trying to shoplift. witnesses say he put a video game in his waistband to stop his young grandson from being trampled by shoppers. gunfire erupted as consumers clam erred for deals in myrtle beach, south carolina and fayyetville, north carolina. >> they started fighting and then soon afterwards you heard a popping sound. >> in los angeles 20 people were injured when a woman at wal-mart tried to keep other shoppers away from merchandise she wanted by dousing them with pepper spray. >> people started screaming and kids were on the floor and everybody started inhaling it. >> and at clothing chain h&m in culver city, a fist fight hey lay. -- melee. >> retailers thrive on the consumer getting in a frenzy. >> abc news. >>> black friday is the biggest sales day of the year hands down. but will the momentum last? the national retail federation estimates holiday sales will rise almost 3% this year to $465 billion. analysts caution the huge sales this weekend are being drive

>> it is hard to underestimate wal-mart.the biggest retailer in the world. this model has been tried at many of the big box retailers. >> cvs walgreens. >> but not on this scale. there are pro pros and cons. some of the cons would be wal-mart is located in a lot of rural areas where it is very difficult to find physicians. they are trying to take this -- we don't know. wal-mart says this is not -- that this leaked document is not the basis of a huge bid, plan to do primary health care. but if they were trying to do something like primary health care, diabetes, depression, treat hiv, that type of thing, those are the types of things that are very difficult to treat in a walk-in clinic. you want to see a doctor again and again and again, if you have a chronic condition. it might be cheap, but we don't know that it would necessarily be the most effective method. >> heather: not necessarily the best care although it may be the cheapest care. it is different than what you said like cvs or walgreens and there's a nurse or physicia