actually a very specific example in the news very recently of wal-mart losing quite a bit of business recently because they laid off a large amount of the workforce thinking that they could do exactly that what they found out very quickly because the market will correct that you don't have to the government doesn't have to regulate that or force people to force businesses to employ people what happened is customers realize that i can't get the service i normally can so they move to costco and target and that affected wal-mart's numbers so the market regulates itself we don't need people to meddle with it we don't need socialist or status or centralized government to to equal the field with the free market i mean. marx learned i want to jump in here fran if i were going to break it let me go to let me go to fred what wal-mart wal-mart is a classic let me follow up with that rachel one other thing too is that the idea that there's some sort of rigidity in the corporate structure of america or the wealthiest americans anyone who follows forbes richest people in the world index

i thought of like wal-mart. wal-mart will tell the worker -- well, right now we're doing this thing where we have protection rights on black friday of this year. all right, and wal-mart is now telling us that, i belong to this organization called alex, which is corporation for respect. and wal-mart is not with us at all. so wal-mart is now telling us, all the employees, that our is no longer exist and that if anybody talks about or discuss it, they will be fired. so you know, -- >> which, of course, is illegal. >> which is ille, -- >> which, of course, is illegal. >> which is illegal spent but we don't even have a full, you know, labor relations board. obama tried to fill the seat and the supreme court overturned that. so this makes, these are illegal actions the. >> wal-mart is constantly doing illegal actions. as far as unionizing, because i've been working for wal-mart like 13 years now, and when i started working for wal-mart, i was in one department and that was all i took care of was my department that i w

what is down from wal-mart? it is dollar stores.re not many in new york city, but across the nation they are in a lot of destination centers, so they are in most cases closer than your local wal-mart and that is what people are doing. they're using more fresh ingredients and getting them to the consumer quicker. gerri: we reached out to wal-mart, here's what they had to say to us. twe dispute the allegations, wal-mart in stock levels are at an all-time high read w. you say what? >> if you can't get fresh product to the shelves at your consumer, that is a big problem. it is not like it is getting a t-shirt out there. but you want to be the first wal-mart that has the case of salmonella, it is not a good thing. gerri: thanks so much. >> thank you. gerri: all right, we have more to come. a new investigation into stockbrokers, and if they're actually looking out for you. and if happy cows come from california, do you want to be told where your beef is from? the government is making the decision for you. we will make the decision coming

. >> a driver slams to the front doors of the bay area wal-mart. but it's what happened next that sent people to the hospital. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich, ann is off tonight. frantic customers run for safety as the car smashes into a wal-mart in san jose. and police, they say that the driver gets out and starts assaulting people. this all plays out this morning at the wal-mart on story road near the junction between interstate 280 and highway 101. one victim was seriously injured and is now in the hospital. don kn -- don don is there where the store opened this morning. >> they have not offered any operation of what triggered this. they said it wasn't a police chase, an accident, apparently somebody that was just intent on driving the car into wal- mart and causing much havoc as possible. but fortunately no one killed. people were injured. this is where they ended up on the display inside the wal-mart store. a spectacular ending it a wild ride. >> we were back there listening to that there and by something big they fell off the shelves, th

you could see the car in the wal-mart store.his video was posted on you too. >> kron 4 spoke with the one bit of the attack she described the ordeal. >> i was driving into wal- mart and waiting for someone turning right i wanted to turn left the parking lot. this person sites like me i was stunned that someone would hit me because i was far enough away from the other lane that no one should have hit me coming around a corner. he drove away and i got was a hit and run at first. and then i called the police try to report a hit-and-run. he came around the opposite direction and hit my car from the other side. and he made we least through the parking lot--made whellies . >> i thought he was headed toward me that is when he went through the side of the store. he tried to into the store. he had to back up and with a three-pointer to get into the building. i thought that maybe i had aggravated him that was road rage. he tried to get into the store i knew there was something more significant going on with him. >> eventually wal-mart's e

. >> we're also hearing this morning from a victim of a san jose wal-mart assault. if she will tell us about seeing the suspect creches car into reverse, off before he drove to the front door of the store. plus will have the latest on the suspect. >> the nra is expected to announce their plans for keeping schools safe. if we will tell you what the new plan could detail. >> where are looking at arrive at the bay bridge toll plaza where it appears that things are starting to slow in the westbound direction. the metering lights have not yet been activated. looking at the east bay your quick commute check you will see that the only heavy traffic is fond on interstate 580 and highway 4. we're not looking at an impossible delays. >> it was one year ago today that one goh opened fire at oikos university killing seven people. kron4 will tran is live from the university this morning. >> this memorial has been here for the past 365 days. every now and then someone stops by here to light a candle. here is video from one year ago from a chaotic scene. the university plans to ho

wal-mart. everybody talks about the mom and pop stores pushed out by big companies, but they don't mention mom and pop stink at business. mom and pop don't have what i want and they move too slow and they close too early. bigger is better. >> panel, am i wrong? aren't mom and pop companies are being put out of business because they can't adjust to the needs? >> absolutely not. >> this is the best show. you totally have a point. great price. fantastic service all over the country. too often attacked by snobby people. at the same time the snobby people have a point and the big chain stores are ugly and it is everywhere. it is depressing when you drive through the country as they did the one time and all of the towns look alike. >> it sounds like the snobby people are yourself. driving through the flyover country -- >> i am driven. >> but what happens when you want a nice hamburger at 1:00 in the morning. you go to a big, national chain. >> have you your chauffeur make it in the kitchen that is pa

. >>> today we talked with a man who fought with the suspect in the san jose wal-mart rampage.e also learned important information about the driver and we learned this new information and the incident happened yesterday on the 28th 0 -- 208101 -- 280 and 101 junction. >> good afternoon torii. >> reporter: well it is business as usual here at wal- mart except for where these wooden boards are where the driver came plowing through and started assaulting people. >> reporter: robert singleton shows us where he was hit with a metal object while he was hit as he intentionally crashed his car into the store. he appeared dazed and on drugs. >> he was just walking around and started picking something up and started to assault shoppers. >> reporter: he started assaulting shoppers with a blunt object and singleton tried to stop him with the only thing he had on him. >> i hit him with the cain and he hit me with the medal object and they figured he was hurting people and i helped to tie his feet and arms and went outside looking for cops. >> he was pinned to the ground and he was charged w

. >>> by the people hospitalized tonight including a driver who drove into a san jose wal-mart. it was the beginning of a strange and bizarre string of events. >> this is video from youtube after this guy drove his car into the front of wal-mart. police say after smashing to the doors, the suspect jumped out of his car and grabbed a metal object and started beating customers. >> i didn't move toward him until i saw him without a gun. >> this employee jumped in. >> there he was, and everyone was so mad that they want to have at hand. >> witnesses here say that before the suspect fled on a rampage inside the store, he was driving wildly out here in a parking lot. and the suspect decided to crash through the store here but these pillars were in his way. so the suspect decided to drive around the pillars into this open space here and on into the store. >> i figured he could be taken down when he just had a weapon in his hand. >> it was held down until police showed up and put him in handcuffs. it was then that the wal-mart employee noticed -- that person was taken to hospital and th

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our top story is a wal-mart crash happened in san jose.ay area experiencing an increase in sales tax. and the regular season getting under way. four people are injured when a driver crashed his vehiclenow investigators are looking into what prompted the attacked. and starting today three bay increase in sales tax. and regular season baseball gets underway today as the giants head to los angeles to face the dodgers. and the oakland athletics get ready to take on the seattle mariners for their home opener. we'll get to those stories coming up, but first lets take a quick look at the weather and traffic. good morning erica. good morning let us take a look stormtracker 4,.any ople are still on a spring break but you might get some shower activity. the yellow indicates moderate/heavy near livermore. jim roojust some light rain, through san jose and evergreens. and gilroy. spotty so you might need to use your windshield wipers. remember, we did see some thunderstorms mainly in the north bay. by 10:00 a.m., the green a.m.. taking a look at tracy.

why did you pick wal-mart? >> wal-mart is the largest retailer in america and the world. so we're happy to be partnering with this new product which is a five-day weight loss kit. which is different way the way we do our typical program. we sell our program in 28-day, 28-day program. melissa: right. >> this is $45 kit in wal-mart that is five-day program. melissa: are you going for a lower price point or a consumer added different price point if you're going into wal-mart? does it make a difference? >> it is a similar price point. our typical program is 28 days for $250. this is five days for 45. this is different price point but in differ chunks. trying to make the program more accessal to consumers across the whole gamut. melissa: at the same time you pulled back, recently selling single items in kroger. is this a change in strategy? >> i think this is a return to our strategy, back to basics approach. nutrisystem is a weight loss company and we are a weight loss program. this is a program, this isn't a single item program. it is a program that guaranties weight loss. m

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be allowed to have a bank but how is wal-mart's going to find the. exactly eventually with and it's quite possible that we're going to be we're going to be seeing the repeal of the bank holding company in the next few years and that would open up a whole range of options for non-bank players to enter the financial realm and i think that to be an exciting time we're going to see tech come in and really revolutionize the way that retail banking is done today but i also feel that wal-mart has done a very good job of reaching middle income classes and i feel that if they were going to charter a bank that they would probably serve as low to middle income households who have a hard time getting capital anyway i mean it's interesting that you say that because the whole the whole premise beatup behind this debit card prepaid debit card movement is serving the unbanked and the under bank and this was a this is something that's been founded by or are funded by the force problems ation and it's been worked on for a number of years about it we're just seeing it

tonight san jose police identified the man arrested for yesterday wal-mart rampage. man who crashed his car into the front of the store then started attacking people. lillian is live tonight at the wal-mart on story road with the latest on incredibly strange attack. >>reporter: strange indeed dachbility we saw some people driving by today curious as to how that car made it past the metal poles. police tell us the car actually drove along the sidewalk here made it past that narrow opening then made hard right that the store. san jose police relessed this pet of the man they have in custod custody. 33-year-old man has been booked on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon hit-and-run resisting arrest and being under the influence of drugs. >> these are symptoms that were obvious to the officers that araved on scene. sweaty profusely. some mum blipping grum length unknown what he was saying. he was yelling at some point. >> police say he plowed the car in the wal-mart on story road easter morning then got out of the car and attacked 4 people with a metal object. his mot

here is what is of the car inside the wal-mart at the time.he went there and opening and a hard right turn and came inside here. they still do not know why he did it. the police apartment is still trying to connect the dots and see if he knew the victims or this was simply random. before he went into the store, apparently he was driving around the parking lot going straight at several cars almost hitting them before he decided to go on this rampage. there were employees inside at the time and we talked to one woman who was working yesterday. >> i just came out of the rest room and a rush of people rallied towards me. all i heard was done. i opened up the exit doors so everyone could get out. >> you heard gun? >> that is what i heard but he did not have a gun. >> this year a loud crash or bad? >> running and screaming. >> were you still confused? i'd imagined i would be confused and not all yet, i was writing really fast. >> this is as bad luck for the employees and customers. all the cards that weren't there for what reason were not there yest

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tonight san jose police identified the man arrested for yesterday wal-mart rampage. man who crashed his car into the front of the store then started attacking people. lillian is live tonight at the wal-mart on story road with the latest on incredibly strange attack. >>reporter: strange indeed dachbility we saw some people driving by today curious as to how that car made it past the metal poles. police tell us the car actually drove along the sidewalk here made it past that narrow opening then made hard right that the store. san jose police relessed this pet of the man they have in custod custody. 33-year-old man has been booked on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon hit-and-run resisting arrest and being under the influence of drugs. >> these are symptoms that were obvious to the officers that araved on scene. sweaty profusely. some mum blipping grum length unknown what he was saying. he was yelling at some point. >> police say he plowed the car in the wal-mart on story road easter morning then got out of the car and attacked 4 people with a metal object. his mot

certainly have a very specific take on what it means to be charitable and then she went to the wal-mart foundation where we got really good journalism out of josh eidelson from the nation regarding essentially what was going on at the wal-mart foundation so in in less than a year they spent almost two hundred million dollars to different charities right charities for you know for children charities for the environment all these different charities but it's not necessarily out of the good of their heart because what happens ultimately is that in moments of contention and certainly you've covered a lot of instances where wal-mart has. rifled public opinion or has made people a little concerned about what they're going to do next for instance moving into new york city moving into washington d.c. all of these charities that they supported ultimately ended up supporting them right back it was a little of you know i give you this you give me that and the question is did they think to themselves oh you know this is a good this is a good foundation after all because wal-mart gave us this money

wal-mart is a classic let me follow up with that rachel one other thing too is the idea that there's some sort of rigidity in the corporate structure of america or the wealthiest americans anyone who follows forbes richest people in the world index year after year after year all right or so i create i'm going to jump in here we have to go to a short break unfortunately after a short break we'll continue our discussion on capitalism state which are to. leave these. i'm in sochi the u.s. city in europe i'm the host of the twenty four team which are the pick a. seat. thank you. so much. thank you. dr. ride days it. looks calm. sudsy it's so true. choose your language. according. to the consensus to. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that impact the. child's access to. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle two minute we're discussing capitalism in crisis. ok fred i'd like to go back to something was mentioned earlier that you know you rich people have socialism in poor pe

tonight san jose police identified the man arrested for yesterday wal-mart rampage.ho crashed his car into the front of the store then started attacking people. lillian is live tonight at the wal-mart on story road with the latest on incredibly strange attack. >>reporter: strange indeed dachbility we saw some people driving by today curious as to how that car made it past the metal poles. police tell us the car actually drove along the sidewalk here made it past that narrow opening then made hard right that the store. san jose joseed this pet of the man they have in custod custody. 33-year-old man has been booked on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon hit-and-run resisting arrest and being under the influence of drugs. >> these are symptoms that were obvious to the officers that araved on scene. sweaty profusely. some grum mum blipping grum length unknown what he was saying. he was yelling at some point. >> police say he plowed the car in the wal-mart on story road easter morning then got out of the car and attacked 4 people with a metal object. his mother told u

reporter: the noise was this car crashing the doors of the wal-mart.p 30 feet inside the story. >> i see all kinds of people running and screaming to the back of the wal-mart. reporter: witnesses say the driver seemed intent on inflicting carnage because he drove through the parking lot several times before crashing through the front doors. and then the worker got out of the car and began attacking customers and workers. this man did not want to good on

store. >> reporter: wal-mart tried to get back to normal today. >> i thought it was road rage. >> reporter: the first crash victim south bay opera singer shay says said rammed her car twice requiring repairs. >> you didn't see the car until after an explosion of stuff came flying all over the place. >> reporter: he attacked a wal- mart worker with a metal rod. customers reacted. >> i watched him hit the dude in the head, i started chasing him. he hit me with a metal rod and i hit him with my cane. seven or eight people helped to take him down. >> reporter: sharon cay also considers herself lucky. >> i'm very blessed to be safe and not hurt. >>> the wal-mart employee was hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. saed faces several charges, including hit-and-run, being under the influence of drugs and resisting arrest. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the first tonight for testla. testla says sales of its model s sedan were higher than forecast and that put tesla in the black for the first time in three years as a public company. ian musk is also promising a big announc

janine de la vega is live in san jose to tell us more about how wal-mart plans to deal with all of this, janine? >> reporter: dave the wal-mart opened its doors and we just saw an employee doing that and they are hoping for a new day pause that is where he filled and hit two people. he intentionally crashed into the entrance of the store and the car landed itself on a beer display and witnesses say the driver got out of the car grabbed a blunt object and starting hitting people. at least one person and several employees were hurt and three were taken to the hospital in serious condition. workers are feeling uneasy this morning. >> i am shook up, it has never happened and i am a little shook up but i think it will be okay. the whole team is shook up and we will stay close and get through the day. >> the driver is described as 33 years old and he appeared to be under the influence of drugs. he faces assault and he was taken to the hospital and it is unknown what his condition is. the other employee tries to get the door open and they will probably get a lot of curious people asking what h

and wal-mart is the largest u.s. buyer from the country there's a number of other big buyers gap as a large player there as well as a number of european retailers as well and then of course in the wake of the last two disasters as you said you know people are saying we're working on safety standards wal-mart and gap are both pledging money gap is even saying that they're putting a pledge twenty million dollars yet they're not signing on to this agreement which would actually ensure that these cities and are carried out efficiently and you and your organization has said that this is not good enough the twenty million dollars so what needs to be done how can we get these companies to sign on i mean it sounds like a no brainer so over the past few weeks wal-mart has announced about one point five million dollars or so towards a training initiatives for factories in bangladesh and it's important to understand that you cannot train workers to walk through fire what really needs to happen is that brands and retailers need

store. >> reporter: wal-mart tried to get back to normal today. >> i thought it was road rage. >> reporter: the first crash victim south bay opera singer shay says said rammed her car twice requiring repairs. >> you didn't see the car until after an explosion of stuff came flying all over the place. >> reporter: he attacked a wal- mart worker with a metal rod. customers reacted. >> i watched him hit the dude in the head, i started chasing him. he hit me with a metal rod and i hit him with my cane. seven or eight people helped to take him down. >> reporter: sharon cay also considers herself lucky. >> i'm very blessed to be safe and not hurt. >>> the wal-mart employee was hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. saed faces several charges, including hit-and-run, being under the influence of drugs and resisting arrest. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the first tonight for testla. testla says sales of its model s sedan were higher than forecast and that put tesla in the black for the first time in three years as a public company. ian musk is also promising a big announc

and wal-mart is the largest u.s. buyer from the country there's a number of other big buyers gap is a large player there as well as a number of european retailers as well and then of course in the wake of the last two disasters as you said you know people are saying we're working on safety standards wal-mart and gap are both plugged in money gap is even saying that they're putting a pledge twenty million dollars yet they're not signing on to this this agreement which would actually ensure that these cities and are carried out efficiently and you and your organization has said that this is not good enough the twenty million dollars so what needs to be done how can we get these companies to sign on i mean it sounds like a no brainer so over the past few weeks wal-mart has announced about one point five million dollars or so towards a training initiatives for factories in bangladesh and it's important to understand that you cannot train workers to walk through fire what really needs to happen is that brands and retailer

that's where the car went crashing into this wal-mart store. tonight we are learning about who owns that car. >> a shatter ited front door at this wal-mart and just beyond inside the store. the red oldsmobile was used in this rampage. police have not released the name, but the car is registered to zaid. tonight a man with the same name was booked in the jail system. you can see how the vehicle is resting at an angle. a wal-mart employee we talked with says a display in the store helped stop the car. >> what stopped him was it looked like he wanted to continue driving. >> once inside the driver hoped out of the car and started swinging at customers. >> i saw the guy started striking everybody. >> you can see pair immediate disiks -- paramedics helping people. witnesses say it turned into pandemonium as people rushed to get out. >> i heard a bunch of people screaming and i heard this loud noise like it was gunshots, but that's not what it was. that's not what it was. i just heard a bunch of people screaming and running, and i started running too.

that's where the car went crashing into this wal-mart store. tonight we are learning about who owns that car. >> a shatter ited front door at this wal-mart and just beyond inside the store. the red oldsmobile was used in this rampage. police have not released the name, but the car is registered to zaid. tonight a man with the same name was booked in the jail system. you can see how the vehicle is resting at an angle. a wal-mart employee we talked with says a display in the store helped stop the car. >> what stopped him was i it looked like he wanted to continue driving. >> once inside the driver hoped out of the car and started swinging at customers. >> i saw the guy started striking everybody. >> you can see pair immediate disiks -- paramedics helping people. witnesses say it turned into pandemonium as people rushed to get out. >> i heard a bunch of people screaming and i heard this loud noise like it was gunshots, but that's not what it was. that's not what it was. i just heard a bunch of people screaming and running, and i started running to

they think to themselves oh you know this is a good this is a good foundation after all because wal-mart gave us this money so they can't be that bad whether it was more of a legitimate tit for tat we don't know but the bottom line is that we see this influence going back and forth where if you have the money to influence policy then you might even be able to in flu. it's your way on to create and of course bill gates is a whole propaganda effort to accompany his initiative with charter schools as well i mean with billionaires we're talking about a whole media aspect as well jack lew he was also a former clinton official with the private sector big wall street k.-street guy and now is back yet he was at the o.m.b. he was sylvia burwell would actually be his replacement he was just confirmed at the treasury department another incredibly powerful position and during his confirmation hearings this was pointed out by bart naylor of public citizen during his confirmation hearings they actually addressed the fact that ok so when he was working for city he wasn't just working for citi group he

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last sunday, investigators say zaid crashed his car into the wal-mart on store road, then got out and attacked four people with a metal object. he's facing attempted murder charges because of how he allegedly drove into the store. zaid is also charged in a similar case, in which he plowed his car into a chevron gas station. he crashed into the food stands and barely missed two employees. >> we looked at that evidence, pulled the video in reference to that, and have added two counts to this case that involve the chevron incident. >> reporter: police say they found methamphetamine on zaid in that case. i pored through court documents today and found numerous other past drugs cases. >> i've got to look at all the materials and maybe we'll have a statement later. >> reporter: outside court, zaid's attorney said little but that he disagrees with the attempted murder charges. >> that wasn't your car in the video? >> i'm not saying that. i'm saying, what was the intent? was it to specifically try to murder somebody? i haven't seen the video. >> reporter: zaid is set to return to court next t

>>> new video of the crazy moments after a man plowed his car into a bay area wal-mart and started handling customers. >>> the first windmills on the bay. >>> the tricky meter rules that could make the difference between free parking and a ticket. good evening i'm alyssa cook. >> i'm allen martin. ken bastida has the night off. what was this guy thinking? well cops tell us he was all drugged out when he rammed his olds mobile into the wal-mart on story road in san jose and started beating people up. kpix joe vazquez shows us what it was like inside that store right after the crash. joe? >> reporter: allen, you can see the front entrance here all boarded up. otherwise shoppers are going about their business. i spoke to a man who tells me that, you know, it was just the same kind of normal when that man came crashing through. >> it's surreal. >> reporter: he was shopping in the pharmacy seion when he heard the noise. he took his phone out and started shooting this video. >> it was loud. i thought it was an earthquake, a lot of things went in my mind. >> reporter: no earthquake, but a car that

and wal-mart and monsanto are partnering up in some ways. one of the ways recently with engineers with genetically engineered sweet corn i no food and water watching a lot of other consumer groups trying to get wal-mart because they want to be sustainable, to not by the sweet corn but they did and when wal-mart buys something it creates a market and monsanto plans to have 40 percent of the market for sweet corn be the genetically engineered friday and it will not be labeled. so we've revolutionized the food this system and but to put pressure on the suppliers to cut costs and to go into great detail. we don't have enough time but what it has done effectively to reduce its to process risk it is cheaper where they can have an easier time dictating policy so increasingly are food being produced in this country and if you talk about organic it is very difficult to even verify in the u.s. that organic products are meeting standards. we can imagine how this is happening in places like china. >> the intelligentsia is that the reason they're in diff