i love wal-mart.e americans are fat and there is guns and ammo. >> when i think of america i think of elderly greeters, i think of toilet paper in bulk and buying guns near the food supplies. wal-mart is america. >> greg: i sense a little bit of elitism on your part, faith. i lived in allentown pennsylvania. wal-mart was the greatest thing in the world. like an indoor swimming pool without the swimming pool. >> allentown pennsylvania is like in the local wal-mart believe it or not. >> allentown is actually in aisle 13. right next to aisle 14 which is amaya. >> you can't -- there are great things about wal-mart. in fact, you can -- like the cat guy. i can do a switch. wal-mart has started like sustainable fishing for their produce. they are actually -- they are pretty good. >> what about all the novelty spongebob square pants cups? >> greg got me at wal-mart. i was in ail three. >> i love that place. >> this next story is as good as i am gorgeous and almost as free of body hair. all that nair i got rea

ever in our whole life, megan fox wearing a sign saying "i stole from wal-mart."o steal too, man. [ laughter ] no, but -- so, you ended up doing the -- >> the wrapping. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. the wrapping. that's the way they do it. i want to show a scene here from "jennifer's body." you end up eating the boys in the high school. >> yeah. literally. >> jimmy: you just become like -- a demon takes over you. >> yeah. i'm inhabited by a demon. and to stay in this sort of state of undead i have to eat people, and i decide to eat boys. >> jimmy: it's perfect. here's a clip from "jennifer's body," in theaters now. >> you need it. >> this isn't really a house, is it? >> no, babe. this is our house. just for you and me. we can play mommy and daddy. >> no way. [ screams ] >> i need you frightened. i need you hopeless. >> jimmy: yeah. that's what i -- [ cheers and applause ] i'd be scared too, yeah, to go home. megan fox. "jennifer's body" is in theaters right now. and "saturday night live," with musical guest u2 premieres this weekend. you're going to be great. you're

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while most people scrnt even bought halloween candy yet, wal-mart is offering 100 toys at $10 a pop for early halloween shoppers. they include tonca cars, barbies. some say spending $10 here and there eases their budget troubles and they won't have to spend a big lump sum to purchase presents. will early holiday deals entice you to begin shopping sooner? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 49 degrees on tv hill. coming up, a free flu clinic and -- flu shot clinic in howard county becomes the largest in the country. >> details on the raging wildfires in california that continue to create damage and threaten thousands of homes. >> and here's -- that's not what i was talking about. that's the california wildfire video. ♪ take me home ♪ take me home ♪ to my family ♪ ♪ i need to be surrounded by ♪ the ones who care for me [ female announcer ] clean you can see. softness you can feel. tide with a touch of downy. ♪ take me home >> welcome back. good morning. nice and quiet on this monday morning. 55 degrees downtown. partly cloudy skies. don't expect any precipitation today. a co

we're glad jufe -- you've joined us the >> there are so many things wal-mart is doing, like helping people live better but most important, building better relationships. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. nationwide -- working to improve financial literacy and the empowerment that comes with it. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: tom ridge has a long record of public service dating back to his days in congress and as governor of pennsylvania. in 2001 he became the nation's first-ever secretary of homeland security following the attacks of 2001. his new book is called book book, and let me start with the obvious, can we be safe with all these arrests of late? >> i think we have become progressively safer and safer every day since 2001. but the recent arrest of azzy in colorado and some of the lone wolves in illinois and texas, unfortunately it's a reminder that the work is not over and that we can't afford the luxury of being complacent about either domestic terrorists or those tied in with the

. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is looking forward to doing, like helping people live better, but mostly we're looking forward to helping build stronger communities and relationships because with your help, the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: always pleased to welcome michael moore to this program. he has had some of the most indelible films of our generation. "roger & me," "fahrenheit 9/11" and "sicko." his latest is "capitalism: a love story." here are some scenes from "capitalism: a love story." >> by spending just a few million dollars to buy congress, wall street was given billions. >> the motion is adopted. >> the film director is filming me right now. >> how did this collapse happen? >> i got home friday. everything was fine. i called back afte

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. >> just barely turn the calendar to october but wal-mart is already hoping you'll be in the holiday spirit, hoping to invigorate lagging sales, offering early holiday discounts in the hopes of bringing in customers. 100 toys including tonca cars, bar business and board games are being offered for just $10. some shoppers say spending $10 here there and eases their budget troubles and they won't have to spend the big lump sum to purchase presents. will early holiday deals entice you to begin shopping sooner for the holiday? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that's watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> well, they say you can't win them all. and unfortunately that proved true for the baltimore ravens yesterday as they faced off against the new england patriots in foxborough. tom brady seemed to shake off the rust that dogged him in the first three weeks of the season, rushing for one touchdown which, by the way, snapped the ravens' three-game streak of keeping rushers out of the end zone. brady also passed for one score. joe flacco threw 262 yards and two scores but that also k

wal-mart wants to jumpstart holiday sales by expanding last year's $10 toy incentive tenfold. the retail giant will now offer 100 toys for $10. everything from barbies to transformers. this goes through the christmas holiday season. >>> and while many retailers say that they will hire fewer seasonal employees toys "r" us is gearing up to take on a big sale force. they are planning to hire 35,000 seasonal employees nationwide. if you would like more information we put all the information about toys "r" us on our web site. go to abc2news.com. click on links. >>> here's something you don't see everyday. at the inner harbor, we're raising money for a good cause. over the edge, here we go. the nonprofit organization cadenzia held an interesting event. what are they all looking up for? they are pointing up. let's go upstairs to see, instead of walking or running this organization wanted to twist it up just a little bit. each participant went over the edge for recovery and repelled down a 290-foot silo point building in the inner harbor. >> it was amazing! i actually do want to do it

cameron alder worked at this wal-mart.olice say a man groped a 10- year old girl shopping at that wal-mart. he heard her screams and raced off after the man, put the shoulder in the guy tackling him and helped hold the suspect until officers got there. >> it touched me because her father came up and shook my hand and had tears in his eyes. it showed that ere should be a lot more people out there that do things like this. i am not a hero. like i said, i did what i was supposed to do. >> the man he stopped is being held on $250,000 bond. >>> a man serving a life sentence for killing an off duty d.c. police officer s making a move to get out early telling a judge he was promised a more lenient sentence. you have to hear who he said made the deal. >>> we have a warning for expectant moms. the one thing you could be doing that could be damaging your child before they are even born. bet this? >> this car returned to d.c. after a 14,000-mile road trip. the baby was along for the ride.  scars. 

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sunny skies out there and 64 at the airport, 65 downtown kva 43% relative humidity, and the wind >> wal-marthopes to get a lead in christmas retail sales by offering early deals. they kicked off holiday shopping a few months early, offering hundreds of different ways -- different toys, all for $10 each. some parents have started shopping, but are still watching their wallets. >> you do not really feel it. if you do it all at once, you have this large lump on top of your bills. it is kind of hard. >> one shopper said she would love to start shopping for christmas now, but said she would run up space to hide the gifts. -- out of space to hide the gifts. >> some are bigger hit than others. >> college senior mahogany jones is talking about a hands-on project for the university, a place where you are the judge and jury. >> sometimes we utilize the products more and we have some insight that others did not think of. it makes us feel like we were out purchasing products. we have some say so. >> this is simple you, a place that allows consumers to give feedback on a list of products. businesses are

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it happened last night outside the wal-mart store in russet green east in laurel. police say the man grabbed the purse, jumped into a getaway car. the woman ran to the window, refused to release the bag until she had been dragged across the parking lot. >> we advise folks to give into the demands of your suspect, youred a very -- ed a very sear if you will and let police come out and investigate and just give a description of the suspect. >> paramedics transported the victim to shock trauma with  nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> jury selection is underway in the trial of a man accused of drowning his three children in a downtown baltimore hotel bat -- bathtub. mark castillo is charged with three counts of first degree murder. he faces life without parole if convicted. authorities say he had been involved in a custody dispute with his former wife. >>> baltimore city councilwoman helen holton will face trial december 7th. today a judge threw out motions to dismiss the campaign finance charges against her. holton, a democrat, is accused of having two baltimore deve

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well you're not one of wal-mart's walton family, a bunch of them in there. you're not oprah.out there. i have to get inside. apparently, terry moran snuck past me earlier and is about to get sucked into a craps game with steve wynn. i'm bill weir for "nightline" in new york. >> and there i was thinking terry moran never gambled. our thanks to bill weir. when we come back, this time it's a democrat making questionable comments inside the capitol. and he's the subject of tonight's "closing argument."

. >> it may be the season for halloween but wal-mart is already abuzz for the upcoming holiday season. they're offering early deals. the popular schain offering 100 toys at $10 a pop, hoping to get an early lead in the holiday retail sales. the toys include tonca cars, bar i by -- barbies just to name a few. some say spending $10 here there and eases their budget troubles. that brings us to our "question of the day." will early holiday deals entice to you begin shopping sooner? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. 5:38. 49 degrees on tv hill. coming up, technology helps one couple win a $15,000 diamond ring. >> plus talk about agility. some of the world's fastest dogs are competeding in indiana. we'll show you the competition. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that

wal-mart wants to jumpstart holiday sales by expanding last year's $10 toyota initiative tenfold. going to be offering 100 toys for $10. everything from barbies to transformers. this will last through the christmas holiday. toys "r" us gearing up, too. they are planning to hire 35,000 seasonal employees. nationwide. for information on how you can apply for a seasonal job with toys "r" us head now to abc2news.com and then click on the links. >>> in entertainment news -- actor dennis hopper is in a new york city hospital after suffering from flu-like symptoms. his publicist says he was in new york to promote his new tv show. doctors say they plan to keep him there today for observation. >>> and also, leave it to the fabulous. talented, wonderful jennifer hudson to bring generations together to celebrate "the wizard of oz's" 70th anniversary. netflix hosted a free outdoor concert to the screening. hudson said she was proud to be part of the historic event. >> in college, my first year of college i got to sing "if you believe" at a graduation. now i'm here singing it for the 70th anni

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oracle founder larry ellison is worth $27 billion followed by wal-mart, airs,isty's, alice, and rounding ten, michael bloomberg and energy titan charles and david coch. that's it for the show today. thanks for being with me. my guest next week edward laziere. join us for that. each week keep it right here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, everybody. i'll see you again next week. >> this is "open house." today's celebrity designer, kenneth brown, shows us ageless appeal. >> we combined the gray pallet with brown furniture to give you that warm, rich, sophisticated

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well you're not one of wal-mart's walton family, a bunch of them in there. you're not oprah.e the fans will pay $29 to stand up during the game and eat $60 pizza. you have to buy low, sell high that's banker andrew beal tripled his wealth, bottom feeding the cheap loans and then flipping them for a profit. maybe you can invent something, something to replace the book, like jeff bezos, he came up with the kindle, he is screaming up the list. there you go, get crackin' all you capitalists out there. i have to get inside. apparently, terry moran snuck past me earlier and is about to get sucked into a craps game with steve wynn. i'm bill weir for "nightline" in new york. >> and there i was thinking terry moran never gambled. our thanks to bill weir. when we come back, this time it's a democrat making questionable comments inside the capitol. and he's the subject of tonight's "closing argument." ring ring ring ring ring ring progresso. we have a bit of a bad connection. oh hang on. is that better? much better. we love your weight watchers endorsed soups but my husband looks the wa

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at wal-mart, their prices are unbeatable. over 300 prescriptions are just four dollars. dollars. imagine that. shepard: we intended to bring you a segment on republicans turning the clock back to 1994. we booked ezra kline who has a fascinating blog about this. due to technical difficulties, i am told that we cannot get the segment on today. now for more on the alleged extortion plot against david letterman. >> we have had some news regarding the suspect in this blackmailing case. he is a longtime cbs news producer. he is working most recently on the show "48 hours." he pleaded not guilty for trying to extort money from david letterman. he made that announcement during the taping of his show last night. in the courtroom today, he entered the plea. the bail is set for $200,000. we are told that he is probably going to post $200,000 bail and might be freed as soon as he does. prosecutors alleging in court that he demanded $2 million last month in exchange for not releasing information that he thought would ruin david letterman's reputation. authorities say that after he ca

at wal-mart, their prices are unbeatable. over 300 prescriptions are just four dollars.agine that. >>> this week the sthrs for disease control confirm what had many have feared, the h1n1 swine flu is now widespread across the united states. on tuesday, 600,000 doses of the vaccine, though will become available. up to 7 million more by the end of the week. but is it safe, will it be enough, and will it be here in time to help? joining us this morning from washington to answer those questions, dr. fauci. good to have you with us. let's talk initially about the 600,000 doses coming out on tuesday. this is actually the nasal version of the vaccine which can't be used by kids understand two, condition be used by pregnant women and those are two of the five groups most at risk. so who is this vaccine aimed at? >>le it be aimed at the people who fall within the group namely people from 2 to 49 years old, but it's really the first of a lot of installments. it will start rolling in very soon. there after several million available by the end of the week and hen by mid october, we'

wal-mart's comments about the pattern of selling to the end of the month, you can detect by the end ofhe month they are out of money. neil: how do you think obama is doing? >> i think he is trying to do too much at one time. i think this health care issue has much more profound meaning than we realize. 85% of the american people may not be totally satisfied with their healthcare, but they sure do not want any less, and the reality of what is going on now is if you are going to figure out a way to bring that 15% in, it is a some zero games. neil: we are not going to bring all of them in. turns out we are going to have 29 million still uninsured. >> i hate to say this, but this health care crisis may be in good part generated by politicians looking for issues to jump on. i know in this city, got, nobody has ever turned away from any of our wonderful healthcare institutions -- in this city, thank god. neil: have you ever heard, since you are very close to the medical community, doctors saying if this happens, they are leaving? >> i have not heard them say that, but i am more frightened be

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cameron alner works at wal-mart in westminster, colorado. a man globea -- groped a 10- year-old girl in the store. he heard her scream. he raced off, put his shoulder into the guy, tackled him and held him down till officers arrived. >> it touched me because her father came up and he shook my hand and he had tears in his eyes. it really showed that, you know, there should be a lot more people out there that do things like this. i'm not a hero. like i said, i did what i was supposed to do. >> the man he stopped is now being held on $250,000 bond. >>> there is still no sign of a newborn abducted from his home in nashville, tennessee. four days ago a woman posing as an immigration agent kidnapped this little boy and stabbed his mother. tonight the mother is pleading to the kidnaptory bring her baby home. investigators are now posting a sketch of the suspect on billboards hoping to get information to track her down. >>> the f.b.i. is using the same billboard strategy nationwide putting its most wanted on digital billboards. this is a sign in bos

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wal-mart's response. 100 popular toys, brand name toys for $10. i'll tell you, i would push up your christmas shopping for kids and get it done before october is over. because these toys are so affordable compared to what they would be otherwise. i would buy early, now. for more money safing advice go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> he's on saturdays and sundays at noon and 4:00 eastern. he'll help you save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. >>> in his upcoming book he makes a shocking confession about something he did after he first lost the top ranking. >>> 21-year-old man accused of killing uconn football player jasper howard was arraigned on murder and conspiracy charges. that's john will lam lomax iii. several witnesses can identify him as the man who fatally stabbed howard. four men arrested for their role in the murder. muhammad was arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit assault. none of the four suspects is a student at the the university of connecticut. howard was stabbed to death october 18th during a fight outside a camp

wal-mart, the nation's largest toy seller and target. it used to be toys r us was the biggest in the game, but they have faded. toys 'r us is doing something that is great for this time in history. they are going to open hundreds of temporary toy stores around the country. there is plenty of vacant retail space and people they can hire to work the registers and it's going to inject new competition in the toy market that we haven't seen in a long, long time. you as a parent will be smiling because as we move through october into november, there is going to be deal after deal. >> next on clark howard -- >> they claim the package suggest inadequate for the items and i feel like my own recourse is to go to small claims court. >> you should do that because if you sit on your rights, you should file. that's not all you should do. y8e >>> everybody's got to eat. sometimes i eat too much. i don't want to you spend too much in the super market. i have advice about a gotcha you have to watch for. that's thing you will learn that will help you stre