first, the same occupiers taking on wal-mart and say it's hurting the 99%, but wal-mart says they're all about helping the 99%. who is right? we report, you decide. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's notust good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get bk to these invoices... whh i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with xerox, you're ready

wal-mart is mostly everywhere. on like what paul was sharing, we think we can make an impact in communities across the nation which is what kevin is doing hiring our heroes of the local level which is important to us. the reason we have been very deliver it in the subject of today's session -- i learned when i visited with my wife at walter reed during the last active assignment every 90 days, this is a very vulnerable population. we cannot make any mistakes here. we have to get this right. urgent, yes, but a place where we can mistakes, i think not. i think kevin will probably talk about joining forces. i will not do much of that other than tell you that one of the things that is very important there is what the white house and the president and the first lady have done is raise awareness which is a big thing. they have done a lot of things to educate people that i think is important. i heard this in the panel this morning about portability of jobs and turning jumps into careers. one of the things we thought was i

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>>um i think wal-mart is a very interesting example. um wal-mart is uh has made i think their commitment to sustainability, environmental sustainability has been sincere uh and they've done some very positive things. they've now decided to look at their food chain >> yeah. >> uh supply chain and see if they can't drive a lot of fossil fuel use out of that and what they've come up with is basically a a redesign of their distribution network to be more regional and less national. um and they, like a lot of people, had a wake-up call in 2008 when we had that big spike in fuel prices. you know the price of getting a box of broccoli from the salinas valley to the hunts point market in new york went from $3 to $10. that was you know a big deal in the food >> sure. >> in the food industry. >> sure. >>in fact, some of the salinas growers started leasing land in new jersey to grow food there. um it didn't work out very well. >> right. >>um [laughter] >> but you understand why. the cost was just untenable. >>yeah, oh yeah. and and so and and wal-

. >>> more than a dozen people treated after an attack inside a wal-mart. >> new information on the suspect. >>> i'm don scott. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here is what people are talking about today. the details on this weekend's household cleaner attack and the baltimore county woman accused of causing a hazmat situation at a wal-mart wit. adam may is live to explain. >> reporter: this attack is tied to a fight over a man at a baltimore county woman is locked up in jail. a wal-mart in western baltimore evacuated, 18 people treated for eye irritation and a hazmat situation over the weekend. teresa jefferson used cleaning chemicals to attack another woman who started dating jefferson's ex-boyfriend. >> the suspect grabbed bleach and ammonia and poured it on the victim. because of the mixture, it caused a hazmat seen. >> reporter: jefferson has a wrap sheet that includes domestic violence, auto theft and drug possessions. neighbors say she never talked about her former boyfriend or the woman who was attacked. >> she is a hard worker and don't mess with anyone, takes care of oh her children

if you buy something at your local wal-mart store and see it cheaper at another local store wal-mart will give you a gift card for the amount of the difference. the program is between november 1st and christmas day. black friday and online deals don't count to get the refund and local competitor's ad to wal-mart. >>> we'll give you your money back if today is not cooler than yesterday, right mike? >> absolutely. 3 to 13° cooler than we were 24 hours ago. update on that higher fire danger for tuesday into wednesday. >>> she came from egypt and was with two mouths. the special care californias did are giving her. >>> the sex worker ad that will soon be showing up on one of the bay@@ >>> the occupy san francisco protesters on the move throughout downtown san francisco financial districts. we want to warn you of professional traffic slow downs. they are past the chase bank and on their way to wells fargo then goldman sachs. it is a big loop in the financial district to bring their message of economic inequality. right now it looks as though most people are staying on the sidewalk. as you

if you buy something at your local wal-mart store and see it cheaper at another local store wal-mart will give you a gift card for the amount of the difference. the program is between november 1st and christmas day. black friday and online deals don't count to get the refund and local competitor's ad to wal-mart. >>> we'll give you your money back if today is not cooler than yesterday, right mike? >> absolutely. 3 to 13° cooler than we were 24 hours ago. update on that higher fire danger for tuesday into wednesday. >>> she came from egypt and was with two mouths. the special care californias did are giving her. >>> the sex worker ad that will soon be showing up on one of the bay area's busiest1Ñ,Ñfx( >>> the occupy san francisco protesters on the move throughout downtown san francisco financial districts. we want to warn you of professional traffic slow downs. they are past the chase bank and on their way to wells fargo then goldman sachs. it is a big loop in the financial district to bring their message of economic inequality. right now it looks as though most people are staying on

it happened over the weekend at the wal-mart in arbutus. joel dd smith is live there now with more on pow this attack affected so many.. good morning jjel 3 good morning megan, this was n attack using bleach and pine-sol in one f the aisles here t he wal-mart. and this attack was personal. the athhr of the suspect's child is now dating the victim. vo rollcue: noo we know why it was personal personaa here is that suspect, 33 year old theresa jefferson. police say just before eleven o'clock aturday this woman, now dattng hee - ex....into the store and attacked her with bleach and pineessl in one of the aisles. theetwo started fighting... and the 28-year-old victim had to be takkn to the hospital for bleach thrown in her eyes. but because offthe melee ... 18 -others were also including a walmart mployee. debraa253 i think its sad, but it could happen anywhere, aad we have a lot of menttlly never know what's going oo in people's lives. lives. the wal-mart was shut down for a couple hoors as hazmat prews had to respond, and clean up the chhmical

>>neil: what about going after wal-mart?uest: again, i don't understand that, especially on the lower rung of the economic ladder, wal-mart is probably their only hop to be able to have any kind of chance of having food and clothing for their kids. i don't know why they would protest against wal-mart. >>neil: wal-mart put out a special statement saying the special interests seem to be misguided given the fact that wal-mart is focused on serving the 99 percent but there is rage that is on both the right and the left and the president said that. but as a man who has succeeded and came from not a lot to the position you are now, i think, do you thing you are meant to feel guilty for your success? >>guest: i don't know if that is what they trying. i said to one person, because although they were not engaging me i engaged a dozen people down there during my hour or so at the park, and i can say that a lot of them kept saying we are the 99 percent and i said back to them, well, look, almost everyone in the 1 percent, .1 percent we

. >>> bad news for wal-mart employees. what tens of thousands will not be getting any >>> technology could make halloween safer. you can use smartphone oops to keep tack of your kids. many devices have gps location tracking some of the oops are free for the first few months. here's -- some of the apps are free for the first few months. you can track the phone and your child. footprints has a password so the kids can turn it off. google's latitude enables people to share locations between phones. we have a list of halloween events and activities throughout the bay area. go to abc7news.com. >> that's a great idea. >> it is. don't let the kid turn the phone off. >>> here's another great idea, forecast for the weekend. yes, you. >> oh okay. let's show what is going on. i guess it is my forecast, technically, i'll take credit. good morning we made it to friday. if you look forward to wonderful weekends of sun and warm weather we get in the fall, this is one of those. fog still hanging around a little, it is not because of poor

. >>> assault at local wal-mart left 19 people hospitalized. jefferson is accused of pouring bleach and pine sol on another woman during a fight at a wal- mart. this has been a on going dispute says police. the victim's current boyfriend has a child with jefferson and wal-mart was forced to evacuate for two hours. 19 people had to be taken to the hospital. jefferson is charged with assault, theft and destruction of property. >>> locals are taking a stand in the job crisis. residents are holding a vigil at the russel street bridge. the message is the bridge needs work and so do we. >> reporter: it's the topic of every debate. topic of jobs. millions of americans are without work, that's why a group of unemployed workers plan on gathering this evening here along the russel street bridge. the group says the workers say they chose the bridge because out shares the message saying this bridge needs work and so do we. estimated 30 million americans are without work. this week the senate is expected to make a major vote on president obama's $447 billio

>>neil: now up against the wal-mart.r known for cutting prices but they are cutting health scare benefits and raising premiums for others, and wal-mart is not blaming the new law but my guest says they should, she has read the entire health care law and memorized it. >>guest: there are three reasons why many, many companies are going to be doing exactly what wal-mart announced. >>neil: wal-mart and other companies are raising premiums right now and their employees suck up more. that is the fault of the health care? >>guest: certainly, and the first reason is there is no tooth fairy. the law requires --. >>neil: high kids are watching. >>guest: the law requires plans to cover more you have to pay more and the early provisions included adding children to parents' plan by 26, and they don't leak and no co-pay for preventive care and not annual cap on what you pay if you get sick, they push up premiums and premiums have get up 9 percent. >>neil: we talked about this and they were hiking premiums long before this. you say it

. >> reporter: shoppers at a wal- mart are surprised about this attack. and more now that they learned that the fight may have been over a man. >> kind of scary. >> reporter: police say 33-year- old teresa jefferson douse another woman with piles of cleaning chemicals. >> the suspect followed the victim, approached her in the aisle of where the cleaning products were in the store and basically assaulted this woman with whatever she could get her hands on. >> reporter: at least one person suffered serious eye injury, others were affected by the fumes calling a hazmat call. jefferson has a long wrap sheet. jefferson's ex-boyfriend and the primary victim have a child together. >> they were familiar with each other and had an ongoing dispute between the two. >> reporter: in a statement wal- mart said they don't expect this type of behavior in their stores and they apologize for inconveniencing customers. >> reporter: to get into some sort of altercation like that honest so many other people in a large venue like that is mind blowing to me. >>> jefferson faces

. >>> a frightening fight inside a wal-mart. >> the chemicals inside the store. >>> hello, everybody, i'm denise koch. >> here's what people are talking about. >> reporter: people say that fight was not an isolated attack. kai jackson tells me what may have sparked the fight. >> no question about it, the suspect in question remains in police custody and people who find out with this remain stunned. >> reporter: a visible police presence remains at this wal- mart after a bizarre attack on saturday. baltimore police say it happened when this woman threw a chemical mixture on another woman. that chemicals were a combination of bleach. >> the suspect approached the woman and basically assaulted this woman. >> reporter: the store was evacuated for 2 hours and local people were taken to the hospital after exposure to chemicals. jefferson turned herself in. >> one employee told us strange that both the victim and the suspect end up at the same place. >> it's not coincidence. >> reporter: say jefferson's exboyfriend and the woman she's accused of attacking have a child together. wal-mart issu

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ii all happenee this weekend at the wal-mart in arbutus. joel d. ssith is live there now with ore on the attack, using bleach. good morning joel d. good morning megan, this place was actually closed for a couple hours saaurday because of this incident, andd investigators say the pttack was the esult offan onnoing dispute between the &psuspect and the victim.... th victimms boyfriend is the father of the ssspect's child. vo rollcue: this attack was perl peesonal here ii that suspect, 33 year old theresa jefferson. police say just before eleven o'clock saturdayy morning jefferson followed this woman, now dating her ex, into the stooe and attacked &pher with bleach and pine-soll started figgting... and the two 28-year-old victii had to be taken to the hossital for bleach thrown in her yes. but because of the melee ... transporred ffr injuries - most customers sunday were in disbelief this happened right inside thh unfortunately, say seeing confrontations nowadays s common. -3 kenny wiggington3958 as far as releasing a hemical agent on ppl that's a lit

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. >>> wal-mart faces new discrimination lawsuit.new evidence the lawyers claim they have against the retailing giant. >>> nasa launches a new satellite. next how it is going to help mike forecast the weather. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. topping america's money bank of america alone most other banks are not raising fees for debit cards. the other banks say the public outcry was not a factor in their decision. apple may be getting the buzz but not the top smartphone maker samsung is. sales jumped 44% the last quarter apple shrank. samsung has 24% of the market. hewlett-packard changing its mine. meg whitman has decided not to sell off personal computer business contributing a third of the revenue last year. jack-o-lantern is going to cost more this year. agriculture department blames bad weather for soaring pumpkin prices. retail prices up 40%. that's america's money i'm yunji de nies. >>> 5:14. medical marijuana activists claim the obama administration is violating the rights of states

announced today new holiday price match guarantee buy something at wal-mart purchased cheaper anotherer 1st-christmas eligible online pricing does not count refund bring in your receipt and the local competitor's advertised but for proof. very good jim ramsey weather center seven day forecast >> updating you on the progress of hurricane rena category one storm maximum sustained winds at 75 mi. per hour hurricane center suggesting could become a major hurricane tomorrow possibly a category three attracted west northwest about 3 mi. per hour by the end of the week could impact the eastern edge seven day forecast 74 degrees tomorrow rainfall perhaps thunderstorms late looking at the temperatures collapsed thursday friday saturday temperatures expected in the forties we do warm-up on sunday to 58 degrees and the following monday up to 60 degrees other rainfall in forecast may be short on friday tomorrow-wednesday could be a gap there you go mark the end micah >> nurses student protesters making voice is heard across the city and plus theo epstein finally are rides wrigley field chicago tr

saturday's attack at wal-mart happened before that restraining order could be served. >> reporter: the boyfriend in the center of this bizarre love stri triangle, appeared for today's bail hearing, as did his father, but in support of the defendant, not his son. >> i'm not going to stand by my son when he's wrong. he's wrong, he's wrong. he had been missing with -- ming with that girl a long time ago. so why am i going to tand by -- stand by him? >> it really is wagging the tail of the dog when you think of the alleged family of the victim, ms. pinel, were here to indicate that their son and the other alleged victim, have engaged in a pattern of harassment of ms. jefferson. >> reporter: parnell, who has a 6-month-old son with jefferson is accused of assaulting her two months ago. >> teresa is a nice girl. >> what does your son think about you being here today? >> he was shocked. he was shocked. >> reporter: parnell refused it talk with us on camera. a court date has yet to be set n. towson, baltimore county, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> what a day outside that courtho

back to you. >> you've redeemed yourself. >>> wal-mart is teaming up with facebook. the world's largest retailer announced the partnership this morning. facebook will offer pages specifically tailored to each of wal-mart's 3500 locations. the retail giant hopes to personalize offers for all of its facebook fans out there. >>> ipad users good news, you have now got a facebook app. the real one designed to fill out the larger screen of the ipad none of the small stuff like the previous iphone version, this is also free. >>> if you are looking to escape reality, check out the show the ringer on our sister station the cw. bridget is a recovering addict looking to her twin for help but then she disappears on the boat ride that you see. bridget takes on her sister's identity living a relief of glamour and luxury. not a bad trade-off at face value. >> at the end of the last episode she reveals herself to her sister's best friend that she was in fact bridget, not siobahn and that siobahn was also having an affair with her husband and pregnant with his child. just a small det

people are inside that wal-mart witnessed bizarre attack and called 911. this wal-mart was fulled shoppers saturday when suddenly a fight broke out in aisle 11 stocked with cleaning products. >> there's a fight at the wal- mart. >> reporter: police got numerous calls describing the fight between theresa jefferson and another woman. >> are there any weapons involved? >> no they're using chemicals to throw at each other. liquid, bleach. >> throwing bleach on each other? >> reporter: the victim, escaped and ran to the bathroom with burning eyes. almost 20 other shoppers were treated for exposure. >> it was an act that occurred in the middle of a public place. >> reporter: prosecutors argued jefferson remains a danger to the victim and her boyfriend. the boyfriend's own father sides with jefferson. >> i will not defend he son. >> reporter: court record reveals they have a child together and they have a history of dispute. >> think it's also telling that jefferson left the store and went right to the police station to complain about these people attacking him.

. >> reporter: well, to use one name, wal-mart. the ceo of wal-mart was eating dinner with harrison ford here. and to sum up their theme motto, occupy dc says he represents the 1%. call him indiana jones, he's man these people want. ? was inside union -- this was inside union station after protestors made their presence known. the demonstrators rotating their chants. but regardless of the words, their angry blasts are aimed at the ceos attending this function. >> wal-mart, ceo. >> reporter: and among them was harrison ford. >> we understand he has issues he's trying to promote. join us. join the rebel army. >> reporter: so as they try to lure the actor from what they call the dark side, they hold a sign pointing out the price of one plate for this diner. $1,000. they neglect to mention this is a charity event for charity international. and just like i took video with my cell phone, many more protestors took video with their cell phones. social media is a tool. >> it's like everyone having access to the media. >> reporter: when secu

wal-mart has an aggressive price matching strategy for the holidays. wal-mart will match prices on nearly all of its products in stores and online, including purchases already made. if you buy something at wal-mart any, between november 1 and december 26 and see identical item advertised or less and other retail and you present the ad, walmart will give you a gift card for the price difference. stock-index futures indicating a higher open on this monday morning. that is business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:53, 49 degrees. >> you are watching "good morning washington" on this monday morning. a quick look at all folded. [ dog ] i am a rockstar. my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple & natural has chicken as its number one ingredient and zero fillers. it works inside for health you can see on the outside. [ dog ] i can't be a rockstar on the outside if i'm not one on the inside. [ female

. >>> a fight between a wal-mart gets ugly. what one woman did to force the evacuation of the store. >>> amanda knox spent four years in prison. now we're learning what her life was really like there. >>> let's look live at the inner harbor, downtown baltimore. sunny skies, spring-like temperatures, the big question, everybody has to be wondering, what is the week going to look like? charles in the storm center with the forecast. no pressure. >>> all right, pressure right off of the top of the show. i have some good news into tomorrow. for now, radar not picking up with anything and we are nice and dry. temperature-wise now, upper 70s at the harbor, no complaints, check out 71 in annapolis and we have more 70s across the board. even through the evening, temperatures not bad. we'll fall into the 60s and a nice breeze and then as we go into tomorrow, checking out the forecast, nice temperature for a high coming in around 8 3 degrees, mostly sunny skies. >>> we'll take that. >>> in the news tonight, a man died after he was shot by

. >> tom: wal-mart is rolling back health care benefits. the giant retailer is cutting health benefits for part-time workers and raising premiums for many of its full-time staff. wal-mart is the largest u.s. private employer in america insuring more than one million people. new part-time employees who work less than 24 hours per week won't be eligible for health benefits. and employees who use tobacco will be charged more for their health care coverage. stable is not a word many would use to describe the climate for investors but tonight's market monitor says that's what they should be looking for. he's randall eley is president of the edgar lomax company, recently named a category king as a top performing mutual fund by tracking firm lipper. congratulations on that honor, well deserved. >> thank you, and good to see you, tom. >> narrator: . >> tom: well, so that now that a category king is with us, rab dahl, what is stable about the markets, those days? >> you have to pick individual stocks that are stable. but i think the market is going

it happened in the middle of a wal-mart yesterday. police say teresa jefferson attacked another woman punching her and then dousing her with bleach. it wasn't long before investigators say the dangerous fumes started overwhelming nearby shoppers. >> we started to get a lot of calls for a lot of different patients suffering air attends to the eyes, respiratory passages. >> it is a little pathetic if you let something get that violent to send 18 innocent people to the hospital. >> police arrested jefferson when she arrived at the police station. jefferson is being held on $350,000 bond this morning. >>> gop presidential candidate ron paul this one -- one this weekend's strong straw polls. in july than sin has more from new york area >> gop presidential hopeful mitt romney urged conservatives that the values voters summit is to not let religion divide them. >> it's never suffered a single partner changed a single mind. >> romney accused ryan fisher of crossing the line. >> mormonism is out side the mainstream of christian orthodox. that

most of the lowest prices were at wal-mart. but there were some surprises. a dozen eggs, the most expensive place with at safeway. same eggs at target, $1.89. where do you think he would get a cheap gallon of milk? >> the safeway? >> the cheapest was at whole foods, $3.49. another surprise, i can of condensed chicken noodle soup. you might express the highest price would be $1.79 at 7/11, but wal-mart was charging more that same day. safeway had it on sale for 50 cents. and there was a big difference in the price of cheerios. a 14 ounce box at whole foods, $4.90. -- $4.09. who had it the cheapest? cvs. >> he might have to shop around. >> i want to know, did she shop in baltimore? in all, consumers are paying more for greece in recent months. sharp in -- but for groceries in recent months. dairy prices are up more than 10%. by the national parks service is offering more free tickets for this year's national tree lighting ceremony at -- that they have in the past. the parks service tells us they will be distributing 3000 tickets for seats and 14,000 for standi

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you buy an item at wal-mart, see it cheaper somewhere else, bring that receipt back to wal- mart andceive a refund for the difference. and just to try and keep the heat on the competition, the big box discounter also offers a lay away plan on toys and electronics. both programs restrict black friday bargains and online sales and all those lay away items must be over $15 and shoppers have to spend at least $50 at the store. >>> lay away may give you more time to pay, but it can come with sneaky fees and some pitfalls. so here's what you need to know before you pay the store to hold your items. >> lay away is making a comeback with high unemployment and tight credit, retailers see the pay over time option as a way to help you. toys r us and wal-mart are among the major retailers to offer lay away during the holiday shopping months. seers and k mart do it year round. if you above and beyond gone through the process before, don't let the usual fees associated with plans catch you by surprise. >> when you first saw it, you need to be aware of what that is. you need to be aware of what the

jefferson says she acted in self defense when she started slinging bleach inside a baltimore county wal-mart. &pshe just got of jail yesterday... and since then she's been trying to find out why her son is now in thh custody of his father. calvin pannell requesttd custody while filing for a jefferson. jeffereson was lockeddup at he time for throwing bleach on pannell's girlfriend inside a baltimore county wal-mart. jefferson worries about the well being of her 6 year old son. she fears he's ii danger .... be better off with her. 3 2:52:08 even despite what saturday unfortunattly thatt was ssmething that was self defense that's what that was :20 3 child's ffaher was granted custody considering he had a restraining order against him. following the walmart taken to the hossital. joy a shooting raisss security concerns aa a parking garage beneath the university of mmryland medical centertonightt .... the victims remains in serious but table coodition tonight... kathleen cairns reports....on how the attacc pkathleen as live lead)"the victim had just finished.. a drs appt at the univ of md medical

was them in wal-mart wanted in shock of relief and we want back pay. the court thought that the driving force in that case was the money. most of the women in the class had already left wal-mart's employed. the injunction was going to mean a whole lot to them. every woman wanted the money and, frankly, so did the lawyers who brought the action. we said this class is fixed for b-2 classification 2b-3 and not b-2 and we were unanimous in that judgment. you could not take a class- action rule that dealt with money claims and save those go this way and injunctive relief claim and try to shove the money claim into the injunctive relief. category. >> i will last two more short questions. before i do, i want to thank everybody who has helped me prepare for this interview. my staff at the center for work- life law, linda greenhouse, hillary hard castle, beth coleman, ray a little , joe paul, susan williams, and my gender and law class. what is your favorite comfort food? [laughter] >> it is hard for me to pick out one thing. he made, i don't know if you call t

quite a shocking scene inside that wal-mart. and the attack prompted numerous calls from shoppers who witnessed the melee. >> reporter: this wal-mart in lansdowne was full of shoppers saturday, when suddenly a fight broke out in aisle 11, stocked with cleaning products. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> there's a fight in the middle of a wal-mart on washington boulevard. you need to get radio cars up there quick. >> reporter: police described the fight between theresa jefferson and another woman. >> are there any weapons involved? >> no. but they're using chemicals to throw at each other. >> and they're hitting each other? >> yeah. with chemicals, liquid bleach. >> throwing beach on each other? >> yeah. >> reporter: the victim, ebony odems escaped and ran to the bathroom with burning eyes. almost 26 others were exposed to a toxic cloud of chemicals. >> it was an act that occurred in the middle of a public place. >> reporter: on bail review, prosecutors argue jefferson remains a danger to the victim and her boyfriend. but the vic

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. >>> wal-mart unveils a price matching strategy to lure in shoppers. >>> plus, the biography of steve jobs is hitting the store shelves today. some of the revelations about his remarkable life. >>> a cool sea breeze kicking in will bring down the temperatures and also return some fog to the area. how long will that stick around? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> on my walk out there, you know what i saw? >> sunshine? >> no. >> fog? >> did you go outside? >> i saw a little of both. i concentrate on the sunshine, though. >> thank you very much, always looking on the bright side. >>> hey, folks, we do have a little sun showing up inland, but the fog has moved back to the coastline and the clouds have started to return. over russian hill we've got some clouds making their way in over the bay and out towards the coastline. we enjoyed a nice offshore flow over the weekend to bring plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures all the way to the coast. today sun in most spots, but there will still be some fog out toward the coastline. not as warm today. some milder days ah

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wal-mart wants to help you make things easier. the lay away began yesterday.buying toys and electronics can pay for the items off between now and mid december but there are restrictions. you can't use lay away on black friday. items must be $15 in value and customers have to spend 50 dplrs in the store and a $5 service charges. >>> home improvement chain lowes is closes 20 underperforming stores. 2000 people will lose their jobs as a result. all maryland locations are scheduled to remain open. the company dropped plans to build in remmington. a spokesperson says the decision is unrelated to the announcement about the other store closings. wal-mart plans to open at the 25th street station. >>> more consumers are falling behind on credit card payments. five out of six say late payments rose last month , the first month since february 2009 so many companies reported increases in the late fees of more than 30 days. >>> new york has far more super rich people than any other u.s. city, 7700 of them to be exact. los angeles, san francisco are second and third, with m

is there a belief that wal-mart is prepared and ready to turn its distribution system into a logistics' delivery system, for an evacuation system for people experiencing a major disaster? >> what was the question? >> wal-mart. >> others in the disaster center, with myself, have seen the disaster centers in arkansas, able to monitor any section, no matter where it is. the private sector has long understood the need for supply chain. they need to be able to do that. in many cases, the nonprofit and government sector have been well behind. i will just share a part of what we do with supply chain. part of what this panel is here to address is connecting private sector and government. i teach at the university of wisconsin. it is on different cultures. i start out on the difference of cultures between private sector, government, and non- profit. i know that a number of people in the audience are helping to work towards that. some of the jobs are to begin to connect private sector, government, and non-profit to create stronger communities. that is what we are here to talk about. creating tha