but is it making any kind of difference i mean is wal-mart changing its behavior at all. i don't think the game is. right in people or corporations into somehow you know behaving differently. so what is going to send a better about that kind of you know the rabble rousing and fear mongering that the easy way to disable the entire system is just for people to start doing things for one another is for people to accept that they're ways to support your public school there are ways to share services with other people on the block and i feel like you know people people in america and around the world really once they do they adopt this kind of consumerists idea this consumerist relationship to the world they think they need to buy their way out of at their problems rather than sharing their way out of their problems you know and it's kind of as simple as that is joining in the states we have community supported agriculture projects everywhere it's it's so much easier to join what's called a c.s.a. and subscribe to a farm a local farm or your food rather than go into the you kn

rolling back support as wal-mart looks to take a bite out of the big apple not everyone is buying into capitalism we're going to take a look at the high cost of cheap food. today it's monday february twenty eighth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm going to saucy you're watching our team if you're driving these days and most americans are a trip to the gas station is probably pretty painful right now always for your pocket that's because protests in the middle east have had more or more repercussions than just getting rid of some leaders uncertainty that's fueling more closely is in the region to take to the streets also raising the price of fuel so at a time when millions of americans are already having trouble. making ends meet what could this mean for the economic recovery and also for barack obama's political future well the publisher of the trends journal gerald celente is talking us from new york carol thanks for coming on to let's talk about the surge and now well prices some are predicting it could go as high as two hundred dollars a barrel what's your assessment well we don't

but wal-mart pales by comparison, up just 16% in the past two years. wal-mart posts fourth quarter results on tuesday: the numbers cover the all important holiday selling season. analysts expect disappointing holiday sales and say the giant retailer is losing market share to dollar stores, grocery chains and rivals like target. as for the stock, wal-mart's down more than 3% since the beginning of the year. it closed tonight at $55.38. speaking of groceries, campbell soup shareholders not feeling mmm-mmm good after its latest quarterly results. second quarter earnings matched analysts estimates at 71 cents a share, but sales were off 4%. the company's popular soups are facing tough competition from rival general mills, the maker of progresso soup. between the competition and higher raw materials costs, campbell cut its full year outlook. the stock fell 4.5% to a one year low. a sharp pull back in grain prices today, on worries about the outlook in china-- one of the world's largest grain importers. as we reported, china took steps today to slow down its

is the kaiser report you can sum up the entire global situation in three headlines one we've got wal-mart of weed yes the wal-mart of we is looking to go public in america number two you've got another headline here that thirty five states and now reporting decreases in payroll and number three consumer confidence is up in america it's a payrolls are down but they get given to people of dough they'll intern of munchies like potato chips and twizzlers to boost to the pig it all makes perfect economic sense i've calculated that you need to eat approximately thirty seven quadrillion twizzlers each of the next twelve months to balance the budget let's go to stay here because they say imax i like the way you put this on our website max keiser dot com he said what teens called animal spirits has been replaced by the munchies but you know it's not just potato chips and twizzlers there's also bath salts headline reads bath salts a growing drug problem officials say so police say they are seeing a growing number of americans suffering hallucinations paranoid thoughts and heart palpitations after s

the action some wal-mart employees took against an armed shoplifter that ended up costing them their jobs. >>> and an elderly man survives five days lost in the desert. the unusual item credited with keeping him alive. >>> welcome back to the morning news. the carnival cruise ship splendor will spend a couple extra days in san francisco. that's according to to the u.s. coast guard. that ship is now scheduled to leave for los angeles tomorrow. now it was in a san francisco dry dock for weeks of repair work after an engine fire last november. now we were told that it would leave yesterday. the cruise line is not saying why that departure was delayed. >>> four former wal-mart employees are considering their legal options this morning. they were fired for fighting back against an armed shoplifter. now back in january the employees say they saw a man trying to steal a computer. they escorted him to a back office and that's when he pulled out a gun. >> i reached up and grabbed his wrist and his shoulder and spun him around. >> and you have to make a decision. do i fight for my life or do i

wal-mart to invest. this wal-mart was completely sold out and so was this one they are so popular. walgren's was sold out to. so we ordered directly. my activation fee was waived. i still had to load it up. >> we charge you 4.95. >> you charge me 4.95? >> yes. >> reporter: almost $5 to load it. that's 17.35 in fees on my first day alone. but the biggest shock came when i used my car to make a plane reservation and will to cancel. >> it will take 13 days for me to get my money back? >> that's correct. >> reporter: delayed pay back is one of the drawbacks. if it is lost or stolen. >> you may not get any money back. the company may decide not to honor those protections. >> reporter: but for many with poor credit prepaid is the only option so for them he says compare the fees on various cards before deciding what is right for you. >> think about how you will use that card so you can figure out the best way of minimizing those fees. >> while i only had our car for one week all of our fees combined were still

i'm pretty sure wal-mart is the wal-mart for stoners. [ laughter ] what more do you need? >> steve: and funions. >> jimmy: that's right, a mega store for marijuana. it's the only store where the managers are like -- "attention shoppers -- -- does anyone remember what i was going to say? [ laughter ] never mind." [ light laughter ] this is nice. a woman here in new york celebrated her 105th birthday this week by gambling at a casino. yeah. it's a little different than the way she usually gambles -- by going to sleep. [ laughter and applause ] [ elderly lady voices ] "good night -- hope to see you tomorrow. jackpot, i'm a winner." hmm, momma needs a new can of ensure. let's go!" [ laughter ] check this out. a new study that found that cats bond better with women than men. yeah. when cats are near men, they are like -- [ laughter ] but when they are near women they are like -- [ laughter ] you see the difference? i don't know what to make of this, you guys. a store in london is selling ice cream made from breast milk. [ audience mutters ] yeah. yeah, i know. that's how cows f

. >> all you have to do is ask four former wal-mart employees in the salt lake city area. in mid-january, they say they saw a man try to steal a computer in the store. so they escorted him to a back office. and that's when police say that man pulled a loaded gun. >> pointed it at me and said, the gun is cocked, come on, guys, i don't want to do this i don't want to hurt anybody. don't make me do this. i reached up and grabbed his wrist and his shoulder and spun him around. >> i was thinking, whose house am i going tonight to tell them their loved ones were shot. >> >> those workers pulled the gun away and restrained the man until police arrived but a week later wal-mart fired them because they broke company policy for dealing with shoplifters. apparently it states employees are supposed to walk away if a suspect pulls out a gun. >> tough ending to that story. >> guess so. >>> that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. see you back here at 5:00. eyewitness news is always on cbssf.com. have a great tuesday, everybody. we'll see you again tomorrow morning. >> keep that umbrella ha

wal-mart weighed on the dow, falling more than 1%. clearly trying to move lower.nce its high in january, it has dropped 5%. a trio of analysts have downgraded shares this month. j.p. morgan was the latest. the analyst worries have centered around expectations of weak holiday sales, that tough environment continuing and more grocery competition. morningstar senior analyst r.j. hotavi doesn't think it's time to buy, even with the pessimism. the old adage is that when enough people are saying t is time to dot opposite thing here. i don't know if that's the case. i think that we will see pressure when a company reports fourth quarter numbers and they may have a pretty dim view, the market may have a pretty dim view of what the company's guidance may be. >> tom: now top topping the dow was exxon mobil, adding 2.5%, rising to a new 52- week high and doing it with heavier-than-usual volume. energy was the strongest sector overall, led by refiners tesoro, marathon oil and valero. all hitting new 12-month highs on stronger volume. raymond james raised earnings estimates, t

(paulson) well, and of course, we have that situation with wal-mart and cds today. right. if it's got a parental advisory on it, they won't-- they won't carry it. if you can get it shipped without any kind of advisory, and the content is shocking and appalling, you have a chance of getting it into wal-mart, 'cause they're not necessarily listening to everything. if you label-- if you label, you actually invite some censorship sometimes as well. you do, and i'll-- and i'll also-- i'll also venture to say that one of the reasons we got bounced out of kmart was because the quality of the books was terrible. you know, at the end of the day, if those comics were selling through the roof. (infantino) but, joe, the important thing is, who the hell are they to make the decision what goes in and what doesn't go in? well, they do have the right to make the decision. i mean, they choose the guy. they give him the job. he probably makes about 70 bucks a week, and if he likes a book, he puts it in. if he doesn't, he throws it out, and he's in charge. yeah, it doesn't make sense. let's

best buy, wal-mart, at verzion stores. the crowd was spread out. lastly, anybody has been able to order the phone on line for the last two days. i think a lot of people have ordered it online and had it sent to them instead of waiting in line. the we're learning our lesson. but, not everybody. we are talking to some people who showed up early and i ask them why they're coming out. >> i have been up customers since it a gimmick. i've been waiting for this. >> i had won the bet i give it up for a black barry. then i got hit 6:15 a.m.. i want to stay with verzion. >> it is important to me to get this phone today. my phone has not worked since i got at&t. it is perpetually, well it just doesn't work. david am not so far in their inventory is holding up. you can find some throughout apple or the website. verzion expects to sell between 11 and 13 million by the end of the record we should get some numbers that come in within a few days to shallowest how many as will the first day. it looks like it will totally sell it like it has in the past with at&t. g

best buy, wal-mart, apple, and verizon stores. also, people were able to order this on the last two days on line. people ordered to have this online quarter instead of waiting in lines. perhaps people of whitake-- >> and i have been an apple customers since this iphone came out. and i have been waiting for the iphone for the longest time. >> i gave up my iphone for this blackberry. and is what i have been waiting for this for a long time. >> -here since 6:50 i want to switch to a rise in because of a network fees. , it was important to me to get this phone today. my phone has not worked since i have at&t. it is ben perpetually, it has not worked. and i just want a phone networks. >> so far, the iphone 4 inventory is holding up. and with 11 million expected to be sold by the end of the year. and how many sold the first day? statistics full, and soon. and if it is sold out? it will >> ya who fled the new product get news on tablet devices. into a reporter, the hooyahoo. >> it is called live scan here is a screen shot and they are go

the mixed day, and with smablue-chip was down, wal-mart was downed.borders is the final stages of filing for bankruptcy. they could do this as early as tomorrow. if this could happen? hundreds of stores could close with hundreds of employes of out of jobs. >> and if you are starting to save? samantha hayes has expert for your retirement timeline. >> between your first job and left a job. kipling they're adviser says that saving for your carmack should be part of your strategy. >> i've never taken anybody that i wish i did not save enough. >> what is enough? the gold is the victim% of your pre- tax income. with-15 percent of your pre-tax income--20 somethings should save now. with time on their side. >> if they put $10,000 a way? right now? and did not touch it. with 8% which is a reasonable amount. they would have over $200,000 at 65. >> in your 30's, mortgage, children? try to save a little bit more and contribute part of your salary to your 4 01 (k) and to see if your retirement are on track. to diversify bonds, and your 50s can even be a good time

best buy, wal-mart, for rice in store, apple and the crowd was spread out. -verizon stores. >> they been able to order this online and many people ordered this online and have it sent instead of waiting maybe people are learning their lessons? but not everybody. some people showed up early. >> you know, i've been an at&t customer since the iphone came out. i have been up set for the service i had an iphone and i gave it up for this blackberry because it did not work. so, i been waiting for this for a long time. >> 6:50 i've been waiting a long time i need for rice and former network needs. >> it was important-i need for a rise in forming a network needs. >> it was important for me because my phone and has not worked in my apartment. i just wanted to make sure that i got a phone network. so far, the iphone 4 inventory is holding up. you should be able to find this to apple or the pricand verizon website. we should get some numbers on how many sold. and if this has totally sold out? and in san francisco, for hosni mubarak >> a look at bay bridge toll plaza--we

he got fired from walmart -- he's a wal-mart greeter. got fired last year.erry christmas to a couple of women in wal-mart on the way in. you believe that. course it was august and he wasn't wearing any pants. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's were i think -- that's where he got into trouble. >> that might have explained it right there. and then my grandma, she's a sweetheart. but she's with it, she's kinda irritating me. she looks a little like carol burnett, only shorter and the face is different. [ laughter ] but she's mad because she gets her hair cut at walmart, now she's mad at them and wants to sue them because they screwed up her side burns last week. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? >> you know, i got a nephew been living with me for a couple of months while his house is up at the mechanic. and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't believe they screwed up -- [ talking over each other ] >> well, it's the weather. it's snowing out. it's the weather. >> jimmy: i can't believe they screwed up grandma's side burns at walmart. >> yeah, they screwed up the side burns, i

i'd say at wal-mart business leaders like myers and other -- myself and others in wal-mart have taken stainability very, very seriously. it's now a critical part of our dna, and i would say it's not just senior leaders. my desire, and i think we're on this journey is that every one of our associates worldwide would be engaged in helping to participate in creating a more sustainable business and a more sustainable environment. we have over 2 million associates that work for our company all around the world in mature and emerging markets. we want every one of our associates to be engaged in this. real estate executives involved in stores should be very conscious of stainability in siting stores, designing more energy efficiency. our merchandising group works very closely with our suppliers to create sustainable products and to eliminate packaging and reduce the waste involved. our store operations, we have over 8,000 store locations, and in every location, we'd like our local management to be involved in recycling and involved in creating zero waste, but also in creating the most effici

a 2% tax on each seller and a 2% tax on each buyer of any credit product, for example, the last wal-mart purchase of $2 billion of stores in south africa we would have given south africa 2% of that billion and we would have given 2% of the buyer from wal-mart and in effect solved the whole world's debt. since we already have spent, why don't we simply tax. so tax enough already is not adequate because it is not honorable. >> all right. the answer to your question, if it was a question, is a thax impedes growth will create even a large carry-overhang what we have to have is a mix of taxes of tax cuts that enhance growth. and a budgetary cuts that enhance -- that cut back the deficits. so you don't want to impede growth. you want growth to be enhanced. and you don't want this budgetary taxfest to continue so you want some kind of budgetary cuts. again, my -- i put my money on paul ryan. and these questions are highly technical and i'm not particularly capable of answering them but i don't think you are either when you come up with some simple thing -- we just raise taxes and taxes will --

. >> reporter: the cost is the rise in wal-mart and costco's book centers. >> customer service became an issue and having people who were booksellers and also doing an enormous amount of events. >> it will be disappointing not to have borders there but a smaller store like books incorporated is able to get stuffed on special order. >> reporter: for independence is a chance for more customers and more bookstores including ones online. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there is another casualty of online commerce, the city of san saying good night to lullaby lane. at the baby store had competition from online shopping and a family owned store opened in 1947. >>> the federal board released an upbeat forecast minutes from the fed meeting that suggests the economy will grow between 3.4% and 3.9% this year. at the same time the latest outlook sees little improvement in the national unemployment rate. >>> onto a street where news of possible mergers mixed with a strong round of earnings gives stocks a jumpstart. >>> a survey of teachers shows at least 18 teachers are facing foreclosure to

it appears more people are buying their phones online or at other outlets like wal-mart. there's no doubt the verizon iphone is in high demand. customers today seemed anxious to make the change. >> it was an opportunity to switch over to verizon. i was on at&t before. >> you can talk and surf at the same time on at&t. you decent that on verizon. at&t is going to be faster because cdma technology on verizon has been shown to be slower. >> at&t is quick to point out the differences, but when it comes to dropped calls, early reviews show the verizon iphone is winning that race. of course, it's tough to know how the the next iphone will perform. that's expected out in just a few months. >>> well, just another beautiful day across the entire bay area. looking outside from our oakland estuary camera. excellent visibility. if you look toward the west, you can probably see the islands with clear conditions. the sunshine will stick around for today and tomorrow. some changes as we head into next week. as far as the overall weather story for today. plenty of sunshine out there and

best buy hoping to lose less business to wal-mart. stategizing when to offer discounts, bloomberg says the retailer is shipping to lower every day pricing like wal-mart does. customers won't go to best buy except sales. you mentioned in the jobs report, eric and kristen. talk about that real quick. weekly jobless claims better than expected, 383,000. that's the lowest since july of 2008. the labor department says maybe a little inclement weather still having an impact on that. we need to see this trend continue but that was a pleasant surprise this morning. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >> we've got some pleasant job news locally as well. >> hundreds of jobs coming to the peninsula. the san jose mercury news says sun edison is moving from maryland to belmont. the company will bring as many as 500 new jobs with it. an $8 million renovation of its new office on clipper drive. sun edison operates solar plants across the country. >> schools can struggle with financial aid but can brag about pass rates for advanced pl

more books are available at discount stores such as wal-mart and costco. >> a fashion designer one ofe up and coming designers vying to have evening gowns worn on oscar night. zoe hong is taking part in the 2011. the others from l.a.,new york and chicago. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences wants the public to vote on which designer is best. the winning gown will be worn by one of the award's escorts that hand out the statues and the designer gets to attend the big show. >> when i was nine or ten i learned how to sew. i always thought one day i'll have a dress on stage. well, you know, whether it be on a celebrity or on this statuette girl which is going to be a celebrity is a dream come true. zoe feels the same way as well. to register to participate, go to our website abc7news.com under "see it on tv." and, yes, you can watch the 83rd academy awards show and all the red carpet fashion here on abc 7 on sunday, february 27th. coverage begins at 5:00 and hopefully you'll see zoe what if you knew heaven is real... because you'd seen it... kwoets quote i saw the hand

sam's club, wal-mart apparently called their customers. >> for the big peanut butter recall, cosco went and contacted the customers and told them you purchased a product. it could make you sick or cause death. do not consume it. safe way on the other hand chose not to. >> reporter: the spokeswoman depended the company saying its practices are consistent with requirements. less than 50% of all grocery retailers even have club card programs. it's not an industry norm to contact the customers. >> reporter: she says they contacted them about a year ago but didn't get any response. here is what interesting about this, this doesn't cost safe way a dime, he says. the burden is on the supplier. they would have to pay for he recalled item as well as the communication to the customer. this could be a win/win situation if they would just change their practices. >>> it has been a mainstay of luxury in the east bay for nearly a century. now the claire month hotel has filed for bankruptcy. it was one of five high end resorts. >> just a very special place for us. it's like the first thing we joined wh

. >>> on wall street stocks risen and wal-mart weighed down the dow after they predicted sluggish same-store sales. >>> tonight a promise of appeal in chev ron about environmental damage in the amazon. after 17 years of legal rangaling, a judge ruled that chev ron is responsible for the oil con tom nation and a large area of the northern jungle of ecuador. they were fined 8 billion and groups claimed their hunting and fishing grounds were ruined. >>> great britainish prince wilm revealed who will be a part of their wedding party. prince hairy is their best man, bridesmaids were named and the wedding is scheduled to take place on april 29th. >>> in santa rosa, restaurant owners are fruding with food trucks. they say a pile of programs sponsored by the city give the trucks an unfair advantage as patty lee reports. >> in this parking lot, truck vr to the lunch crowd. >> it's kind of a nice change of pace to eat outside and kind of fun. >> an eight-week program run oue developmental office. >> it's well received by peoplet this kind of food. >> but over the past five weekss a popularity of the e

earlier, wal-mart tumbled after reporting its seventh straight quarterly sales slump.y's slipped after warning of price hikes. barnes & noble reported a drastic drop in income, suspending its dividend and offered no full year forecast. the nasdaq is reportedly weighing its options to team up on arrival bid for new york stock exchange parent county. citigroup is the latest bank accused of looking the other way by the trustee recovering funds for bernard madoff's victims. as apple readies its ipad2, its apps are under federal review. anti-trust inquiries are scrutinizing apple's new subscription-based service for publishers. >>> even cookie monster isn't this serious about sweets. a florida woman was arrested after allegedly attacking her roommate for eating all of her girl scout thin mint cookies. i'm serious. >>> coming up, the nuggets don't miss carmelo. the heat did do no wrong and a same team squabble with a happy ending. >>> plus, blake griffin goes home and makes more than a little noise. your early morning sports >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this i

every dollar not spent at wal-mart is taken out of the chinese hide. the chinese are desperately stabilizing their system by increasing exports. it's 1.7% on chinese exports which i think is high -- >> host: i was going to say chinese officials tell you not to believe their statistics. >> guest: which means they're exporting almost cost in order to prevent the thing they are most afraid of, unemployment. they can't keep up because at this point the wage rates are higher than those in mexico. looking at shirts, you'll find mexico on it, not china. china's lost its competitive edge. like japan in 1990 when we all believed in the massive japanese superstates taking us over, and we saw the rockefeller center -- >> host: you are bruceed on japan. >> guest: japan has come through a 20 year period in which it achieved its economic goals. it had a choice between having a crunching recession, unemployment, and violating the social contract that underlies jupe these society -- japanese society. they made the decision and that was we would have low interest rates

wal-mart shares slipped after jp morgan lowered its outlook for the retail chain, predicting customersll return to more expensive stores as the economy improves. sdmrimplgts overseas, china reported its consumer prices were nearly 5% higher than january 2010. slightly lower than predicted, but not low enough to eliminate inflation fears entirely. meanwhile, experts warn clothing prices in the u.s. are expected to rise about 10% this spring due to rising demand and materials. >>> a judge in ebbing kwa door is demanding more than $9 billion in damages in chevron from a decades-long battle over pollution charges against texaco, which chevron acquired in 2001. chevron executives are vowing to appeal. >>> general motors is drafting record profit-sharing checks worth upwards of $12,000 for its hourly workers. >>> on the earnings front marriott beat the street estimate and it will divide its team share and management division from its lodge and franchise arm. >>> fedex is warning that its next earnings report will be affected by the severe winter weather. >>> and the nfl took the first step i

more books are available at discount stores such as wal-mart and costco. >> a fashion designer one ofne up and coming designers vying to have evening gowns worn on oscar night. zoe hong is taking part in the 2011. the others from l.a., new york and chicago. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences wants the public to vote on which designer is best. the winning gown will be worn by one of the award's escorts that hand out the statues and the designer gets to attend the big show. >> when i was nine or ten i learned how to sew. i always thought one day i'll have a dress on stage. well, you know, whether it be on a celebrity or on this statuette girl which is going to be a celebrity is a dream come true. zoe feels the same way as well. to register to participate, go to our website abc7news.com under "see it on tv." and, yes, you can watch the 83rd academy awards show and all the red carpet fashion here on abc 7 on sunday, february 27th. coverage begins at 5:00 and hopefully you'll see zoe's gownn >> today on oprah at 4:00 before dr. oz and dr. phil there was the ultimatum that prev

i'd say that at wal-mart, business leaders like myself and others inside of wal-mart have really taken stainability very, very seriously. it's now a critical part of our dna, and i'd say it's not just senior leaders. my desire, and i think we're on this journey, is that every associate worldwide would be engaged in participating in creating a more sustainable business and environment. we have over 2 million associates that work for our company all around the world in ma sure and emerging markets. we want every one of our associates to be engaged in this. real estate executive involved in stores should be very conscious of stainability in sighting stores, designing more energy efficiency. our merchandising group works with our suppliers to create sustainable products and eliminate packaging and reduce the waste involved. our store operations, we have over 8,000 store locations, and in every location, we'd like our local management to be involved in recycling and involved in creating zero waste and create the most official deliverly for products for their customer with energy efficiency.

of course every dollar not spent at wal-mart is taken out of the chinese. the chinese are desperate at times stabilizing the system by increasing exports. the current profit margin in the finance is 1.7% on the chinese exports which we think is high. >> host: even the chinese officials will tell you not as easily to believe their statistics and the liberal -- >> guest: which means they are exporting almost cost in order to prevent the things they are most afraid of, and planet. they can't keep that because at this point, the chinese rates are higher than mexico. if you take a look at the shirts you'll find mexico and the philippines have it, not china. china has lost its advantage. like japan in 1990, when we all believed in the massive japanese superstates taking us all over we saw them by the rockefeller center. >> host: you are actually very bullish on japan. >> guest: is in the sense that look, japan has come through a 20 years period in which it achieved its economic goals. they have a choice between having the crunching recession, unemployment and vio

sam's club, wal-mart, costco called their customers when they bought products. >> the peanut butter recall few years ago costco contacted customers that bought products and said specifically you purchased a product that could be subject to a class 1 recall. could make you sick or cause death. don't use it. safeway chose not to. >> reporter: another said the company's practices are consistent with legal and regulatory requirements. less than 50% of all grocery retailers even have club card programs thus the ability to contact customers individually is not an industry norm. they have been thinking about this case for a year. labell said they sent a letter to safeway asking them to change their practices and you would think they weren't doing it because of costs but according to labell the burden is on the suppliers. the supplier is supposed to pay for the food recall costs as well as the cost of the communication to the customers. so it could be a win/win according to labell. >> tech technologically it seams it seems it should work. >>> the 4-year-old boy found dead in the delta-mendota cana

. >> other chains with loyalty card programs such as costco and wal-mart do contact their members to inform them about recalls but a safeway spokesman says the ability to contact customers individually is not an industry norm. >>> a major step by caltrain that could lead to drastic cuts. today the board is expected to declare a fiscal emergency. and that would allow caltrain to raise fares and cut service without doing a full environmental review. caltrain faces a deficit of $30 million, close to a third of its entire operating budget. >>> in other headlines around the bay area, the state is ordering pg&e to cut operating pressure on four natural gas pipeline. the public utilities commission says it has recently run those lines above safety levels. it comes as the puc investigates the explosion in san bruno. >>> a federal prosecutor warns officials in oakland that their city ordinance allowing industrial pot farms is against the law. farmers, property owners and financiers could face prosecution. it's the first time the feds have sent a written warning since that ordinance passed las

in the new video address the chechen warlord took wal-mart has said that he sounded strange a year old man who can self up in the middle of the crowd join us for the details in just a couple of moments. to dinner saunders defense team warns that wiki leaks founder risks did all the justice if sent to sweep on sex assault charges. as the u.s. pledges support for new chips vice president omar suleiman there are fears any swap with mubarak means the country could leap from the frying pan into the fire. there around the world and around the clock this is r.t. welcome to the program our top story now russia's number one terrorist doku umarov has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack at moscow international airport last month the suicide bombing at damage ever claimed thirty six lives there more. a hundred people injured and let's get more details from our teams and that's how you recover so that's how you know what exactly did our say. in the new video address that would posted on an extremist website doku umarov has said that he boarded which he told the special operation that said