, or directly from wal-mart factories. today we'll sell well over 20,000 televisions in black friday today. >> reporter: police in manchester, england, say there were several arrests overnight after being called to seven tesco stores. the chief of police there slammed the store for not having enough security. in london, police were called to three more stores. this trend now flies in the face of the time-honored british tradition of the january sales. >> we need to ensure that we can save the money before christmas rather than discounting them after christmas when people have already spent the money. >> it doesn't hurt that many people in britain get paid monthly, so this black friday also sees the last paycheck before christmas, an early present for retailers perhaps. >> and it's always nice to have jim bolden with us. he's joining us now from london. that is quite a scene there in your story, jim. >> unbelievable. >> it's crazy. is this going to stretch throughout the weekend? >> yes. in fact, because we don't actually g

you get some really good deals at wal-mart. shoppers here though didn't have to worry about the lines, all night long and everybody i've talked to said they came in and got what they wanted and came right back out. the biggest line in the store really here is at the electronics department in the back of the store. in the next half hour i will take you back there and show you where all the people are waiting if line frying to get the beast -- trying to get the best deals. those are the biggest selling ticket items each year for black friday. nick you wanted a hot wheel. but i think i found something you might like better. little princess pony. nick great for you. >> not quite the bat mobile. i guess -- mode of transportation really -- >> soft and fluffy. right up his alley thanks nikki. >> thanks a lot nikki. >> great job. we'll see you in a half hour. >>> well, we have the ultimate black friday shoppers' guide on the new wusa9 news app. you can find links to the top ten door busters plus details on when stores and malls plan to

wal-mart sale toys day, go get it now.r. this guy just play all of these are normally $30 at wal-mart. get them for 9.99. i will pay 9.99, it is wide size. that big trend,. >> local company. >> yesy love it. you have some have of these v tech things which are cool if your kiddies getting ready to play. what do you like about the v tech toys. >> we are diehard v tech in our house. what v tech has going on is these are normally i think they are like $40 but they are over 50 percent off on sale starting on black friday. >> the cool thing about these toys is it glows with the kid, you can wipe it off, people come over, yes. >> they are grow with me toys. you can dance and play. the other one is one thaw can stand up with. they are all grow with me. >> we will go back over here, what is this we have something for the ladies. >> yes, fashion age a else until thanksgiving, until thanksgiving you can get 10 percent off and free shopping. >> really. >> where do i go for that. >> fashion eagles.com. >> this is from toys-r-us. you ar

plus what wal-mart workers to spend black friday processing across the country.es about the cat miss movies of the week will be read back. >> : live in san francisco or returns susceptive rather constructive the damage downtown coming up a live report. plus black friday frenzy we sits across the nation turning violent and parts the country. and try for now live look at some tracker for the nuclear umbrella the late just get details coming up. >> : morning everyone saturday morning after getting up in certain parts in some places in the bay area saw rain overnight at 1 in. of rain in certain parts and certain places came down is just a first round. you have rain on the way in the bulk of the moisture develop overnight and a sunday. where dry now may encounter wet pavement. but all in all this really cloudy out there on the bay. advocacy office on shower and the afternoon evening again will be pre wet into tomorrow. and win speeds up to 35 mi. per ire are for higher elevation pre strong gust and how to dry break by monday. what weather back in the forecast tuesday

look at some of the scenes today all over maryland suburbs from wal-mart to kohl's and target to the tanger outlet malls. it's been busy but not nuts. most shoppers think that's because a lot of stores opened early yesterday on thanksgiving day. many of them stayed open all night like this wal-mart making lines and fistfight and all that craziness first thing in the morning today on black friday a thing of the past. >> today so far has been a pleasure. i'm shocked. >> shopping was wonderful. >> good. it wasn't as busy as i thought it would be. >> reporter: that's what everybody is telling me. >> i was saying i'm not going out because it's so busy, but there's not as many people as i thought there would be. >> instead of jeans that were 80 bucks i got them for 20, crazy stuff like that. >> reporter: so there are plenty of bargains. the top lure is to bring people in and it's the big box stores electronics and heavy discounts on televisions, but i'm getting a lot of shoppers who say they started holiday shopping online days and weeks ago and really what they're looking for today is ite

they are not at wal-mart but closer. wal-mart has kind of built out the superstore infrastructure. wal-mart is also experimenting with smaller stores itself. i ink the that is where they try to take their growth, kind of right at where aldi is. >> jim, andy, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> on the left dare devil nik wallenda walking across the chicago skyline. it was riveting. on the right, a man jumps on to a whale carcass as sharks circle off the west australian coast. which one of these individuals is crazier? you decide. go vote at cnbc.com/vote. the power run down will give crow the answers next. synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. (vo)solver of the slice.pro. teacher of the un-teachable. you lower handicaps... and raise hopes. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you c

wal-mart workers are organizing 1,600 protests across the u.s.ng for higher wages and safer working conditions. barbara gertz usually works the overnight shift at wal-mart, stocking shelves. even with a job, she can barely make ends meet. >> there have been many times where i've had to scrounge for lunch money, for 30 cents, for ramen. this is not an uncommon thing. we've had employees that live in the parking lot, in their car, because they don't make enough for rent. >> reporter: this is the third year in a row that woman workers are staging a one-day strike on black friday. but it's a movement that's gaining momentum, as more fast-food and retail workers hold protests demanding higher wages. in a statement about the planned protests, wal-mart said, unfortunately the labor unions, who do not represent the 1.3 million associates that work at wal-mart in the u.s., use the holiday season for their agenda. wal-mart is continuing to provide our associates with endless opportunities. traditionally, black friday is all about the shopping. but shop wor

wal-mart is not alone in embracing this new sails model.arget is also getting an early head start on its deals. amazon is already slashing prices. >> stores are trying to be first to get shopper dollars and will continue to do so. >> wal-mart's efforts from dwindling sales and declining customers over the last few years. the retailer hopes a different approach will bring customers back. >> we now delve deeper into the strategy. what is the result of wal-mart's deals over several days over one big blockbuster? >> wal-mart for seven consecutive quarters have had traffic in same store sales reductions in the quarter, so they're trying to drive selling volume, the executives of course will tell you it's much more than that and i believe it is, they've been hit very hard by the press, regulators and other authorities because of pandemonium that their black friday deals produce including 2008, you remember the story of a temporary worker in long island trampled to death. i think it's a broad based strategy but is primarily to get people into the

i am aware that a lot of wal-mart workers can't afford the holiday dinner. and they are making the hard choices between being at home with their families this holiday season and working a few more extra hours to be able to afford those christmas presents coming up. wal-mart employs more people than any other retailer and fairs a competitive wage. >> we have some serious rain heading to the bay area. looking live now above san francisco from our exploratorium camera, we have already seen some drizzle and some showers in the city. abc7 news meteorologist drew touma tracking it on live doppler 7hd. >> and the showers have been spreading south throughout the evening and they are scatter ited in nature. live doppler 7hd and we are seeing a hit and miss with the light showers. we are tracking a cell with heavier showers moving east into fairfield. the city of san francisco right now is dealing with light drizzle. a move through the overnight period to show the showers will enhance again by 2:00 a.m. early saturday morning. we can see the pockets of heavier downpou

wal-mart is jumping on the opportunity.wal-mart says the outfit was being sold to a third party vendor and they are, quote, deeply sorry. what about these third party vendors. >> they are the worst. >> they will be the end of all of us. i have been protesting and parading. >> i am tired of tweeting making controversy. just because somebody tweets outrage does not make it a controversey. >> halloween has been around for 50 years. i have seen people dressed as priests. nobody gets -- no priest gets mad. none. knob gets mad. nobody gets mad. there are pregnant nuns and priests with hatchets, but you can dress like a muslim male. i don't know why it is a costumes. it is average. i don't know. >> this fake outrage drives you crazy, right? do you think it is offensive? >> i love the one guy who says wal-mart jumping in to make money like it is a big money making industry? >> actually that's an interesting fact. were you thinking of going as one? >> i make my own jesus costumes. i don't know why somebody would go to wal-mart. i ma

and this temperature servers temperatures where did this michigan city in the at a wal-mart.are jews wrestling with each other walking off it is true madness across the country >> pam: and if you did not fight the crowds today you still have a chance to get a bargain cyber monday is coming up. what would you do if you found $100 $100,000 and a backpack a restaurant owner found aback and them attended ferguson missouri where the protesters and tried to disrupt black friday shopping. and we showed you the video of law- enforcement breaking up huge showed you the video of law- enforcement breaking up huge sides showed. get 36 months interest-free financing. plus, big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! but mattress price wars ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend, at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration l

and wal-mart here as well. when you look at the parking lot, you can see that the parking lot is basically full. and i think what you're going to end up seeing here is a sort of compare and contrast. you've got businesses like wal-mart and target, but these are the big corporations that are going to weather the storm. pamela, it's really the smaller businesses that are really suffering here. sam's meat market that was looted not once, but twice. then burned. it shut down. you've got a laundrymat there in the corner burned as well. these are the small businesses that have been serving this community for years. these are the small business owners that are struggling right now, trying to figure out if they're ever going to be able to reopen. so in terms of the economic impact, it's already been felt here. but it's being felt by the small business owners, not the big corporations like wal-mart or target. pamela? >> it's really a shame what these small business owners are having to go through. ted, i'm going to turn

they say wal-mart is keeping people under the poverty line. >> wal-mart pays a large sum of money out of the annual $14 billion budget to support police terrorism and policing agencies, police athletic leagues and such. >> reporter: protesters are asking people to shop locally or other retailers who support inner city community. >>> in ferguson, people are marching in jefferson city at the governor's mansion. marchers don't agree with the grand jury decision not to indict darren wilson for the shooting death of michael brown. organizers of the march are calling for a new leadership in ferguson and for police reforms across the country. amid all the protests, we are getting a reminder of the power of human kindness. check out this picture. it was taken during a ferguson protest in portland, oregon. the boy is 12-year-old devonte hart. he had a free hugs sign. a police officer took him up on the offer. we are toasting updates on twitter and facebook. >>> and time to get your reindeer ready again. the bay area has had its fist round of much needed rain tonight. here is a time lapse of th

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i am aware that a lot of wal-mart workers can't afford the holiday dinner. and they are making the hard choices between being at home with their families this holiday season and working a few more extra hours to be able to afford those christmas presents coming up. wal-mart employs more people than any other retailer and fairs a competitive wage. >> we have some serious rain heading to the bay area. looking live now above san francisco from our exploratorium camera, we have already seen some drizzle and some showers in the city. abc7 news meteorologist drew touma tracking it on live doppler 7hd. >> and the showers have been spreading south throughout the evening and they are scatter ited in nature. live doppler 7hd and we are seeing a hit and miss with the light showers. we are tracking a cell with heavier showers moving east into fairfield. the city of san francisco right now is dealing with light drizzle. a move through the overnight period to show the showers will enhance again by 2:00 a.m. early saturday morning. we can see the pockets of heavier downpou

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i am aware that a lot of wal-mart workers can't afford the holiday dinner. and they are making the hard choices between being at home with their families this holiday season and working a few more extra hours to be able to afford those christmas presents coming up. wal-mart employs more people than any other retailer and fairs a competitive wage. >> we have some serious rain heading to the bay area. looking live now above san francisco from our exploratorium camera, we have already seen some drizzle and some showers in the city. abc7 news meteorologist drew touma tracking it on live doppler 7hd. >> and the showers have been spreading south throughout the evening and they are scatter ited in nature. live doppler 7hd and we are seeing a hit and miss with the light showers. we are tracking a cell with heavier showers moving east into fairfield. the city of san francisco right now is dealing with light drizzle. a move through the overnight period to show the showers will enhance again by 2:00 a.m. early saturday morning. we can see the pockets of heavier downpou

wal-mart coming in for the first time in about six quarters.tually had sales jump about half a percent, and the neighborhood markets they've been opening up across the market. a lot of deals coming for black friday for wal-mart, and they're going to be -- it's going to be interesting. web deals. 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving night they're going to have toys for sale. 8:00 p.m., tvs. next morning, more electronics. wal-mart really kind of a wall street winner. we're looking at them. kohl's, not so much. they are on the other side. they're saying, look, you know, the cost to consumers really hurting them right now, and we did fall short of wall street expectations. the weekly jobless numbers. 290,000. these numbers aren't great. we're still filing claims above 200,000. i don't like that. i will say that the average of the number over the last four weeks has been decent or so. 290,000 there. let's talk about gas prices. i got to give you something good here, right? we are looking now for the foreseeable future with oil as low as it's trading at, frankly,

are you talking about wal-mart, target. i guess they were a couple of other retailers. >> jc pepe, coles and macy say people did not buy apparel. it's 80% of revenue. americans are spending more on cars and home and less on apparel. closing has become a commodity. it's cut in the department store space. >> what about cyber monday. what are the trends recently with respect to cyber monday. are we getting clo getting close where they may eclipse black friday. >> adobe systems forecast in 2015 it will be a bigger retail day. the reason is not so much that black friday has been diminished. we were talking about the earlier store openings. basically what that has done is wal-mart and target started the black friday deals earlier and discounted a lot more. it is a weekend, in a week. cyber monday is more contained to ecomers. >> more and more are working on holidays. >> including us. is this going to be the new normal. >> who knows how far the creep goes. last year they opened at rate. this year six. jason pepe tried to one-up th

i started off as an unloader at wal-mart. and in three months i became a supervisor. since then i had two raises since then. >> at most, only a few hundred at wal-mart's 1.4 million employees were expected to stay away from work. those that did fear the company will retaliate by telling them not to bother coming back. >> wal-mart is the nation's largest private employer with 1.4 million workers. >> egypt's former president has been cleared of charges against him. >> as you see there, cheers erupted in a cairo court after the judge dismissed murder and corruption against hosni mubarak. he was on trial for conspiring to kill egyptians. hosni mubarak is serving a 3-year prison sentence for embezzle >>> multiple explosions in kobane, a town becoming a key battle ground in the fight against i.s.i.l. they have attacked a kurdish controlled post on the kurdish border. the u.s. has reviewed policies. hostage situations taking in the fight. jamie mcintyre explains. >> the u.s. says it will never pay ransom to secure the release of hostages in the hands of fighters. it traded f

big deal for wal-mart.oll us how they did in the last quarter yesterday and they forecast that this quarter wal-mart will struggle a bit because these deep discounts, they bring people in the store but they are going to pinch their bottom line just a little bit. i was looking at some deals, guys, to get an idea how good these black friday deals are, last year wal-mart sold, ready for this an x box one for $500. this year it is $329. >> dang. >> $30 wal-mart gift card. >> wow. good so stores like they're sick and tired of everybody just shopping on line they want to get back in the store. >> amazon you can find things for cheap. >> have a great weekend, we will see you monday. >> you too, buy. >>> can starting school later in the morning translate in better grades for teenagers, doctor mike will be here why starting school around 9:00 o'clock may be a good idea for your teenagers. >>> and jen freddie's a at a top secret place hanging out with the lego master builders, wow, look at that. >> this is so cool. >

what wal-mart is now promising its shoppers.athy. >> it will feel more like the holidays 'cause temperatures are just going to get colder over the weekend. we will be falling to freezing. i'll show when you coming up with the seven-day. >> and it is almost time to fall back. but can the time change be harmful to kids? we'll have some it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> it is of course halloween and some kids got a real treat along broad street and cecil b. moore avenue tonight. temple university and local businesses took part in the eighth annual avenue of treats. handing out candy to trick-or-treaters. the event is organized by beach community services. >> it's not just halloween, it is also time to fall back. this is the weekend when we set the clocks back one hour while many people welcome getting an extra hour of sleep british researchers say it's a bad idea for children. they looked at 23,000 kids ages five to 16 from nine

they're challenging wal-mart to match the price.are even tweeting about getting away with did. >>> -- with it. >>> we all now this was -- knew this was coming. jetblue will start charging baggage fees on its cheapest flights. it will offer a free checked bag to only the two most expensive tickets. southwest remains the only big airline to offer the free checked bag. >>> we're looking milder today. still cold with temps in the mid- to upper 40s and a little bit after breeze. colder tonight and friday. probably into the 30s with wind chills in the 20s. a warming trend starts this weekend. saturday 48. sunday 58 with late showers and we might flirt with 70 with a spotty shower on monday before cooling off again tuesday into thanksgiving eve. >> reporter: better news. 66 long-standing crash in vienna finally out of your way east of nutley street. lanes will be open but jammed out of fair lakes. take you over to the bay bridge where the eastbound span, there is traffic getting by the crash now coming in from the toll plaza. westbound lan

. >> and a black eye on black friday for wal-mart.shoppers are marching up and down the aisle searching for deals. i think this is the right video. workers were marching outside a washington, d.c. store demanding better wages. several protests happening at wal-mart across the country. some protesters carried signs demanding justice for michael brown. wal-mart said the majority are not their employees. whoa is right. black friday sales caused chaos across stores in london today. take a look at this crowd of people pushing and shoving to get through doors. police responded with several stores in london. the american tradition is gaining popularity and not in a good way. along with the strip of retail stores, they turned off the famous christmas lights starting at midnight. >> back here at home, over a march for justice in center city, philadelphia. more than two dozen protesters made them know about the grand jury decision. they were not disrupting traffic or disturbing the peace. interrupting holiday shopping at big name retailers in m

louis area were the site of protest in target and wal-mart protesters want inside and shouted if a few minutes but there were no reports of arrests. >> today, if you are using bart to shop do not forget to pay for packing. bart is repining shoppers it is back to the regular schedule today after offering free packing on thanksgiving. it is a dollar at almost all bart stations with the transit agency starting phasing out free parking this year and bart says the dollar fee will be used to improve access and upgrate the stations. >> the san lenadro police are teaming up with bart. members of the explorer program will escort shoppers andñçç ris between the shopping center and the bart station. >> local day shoppers have been doing their thing for hours already this morning. some since yesterday drug the busiest holiday shopping day. we go to new york with what foes are dealing with. >> yes, i round two. with more and more shoppers getting the jump start and people are calling turkey day "grey thursday." to some, this is precisely why heading out on black friday is a "no" go. this played ou

but it wasn't because of a sale, why wal-mart is probably regretting their on line price mash guarantee. >> good day everybody it is friday, in 21st, 2014. >> good to have you you with us. >> very good to have you with us you would call in a frigid friday. >> absolutely because we just love our alliteration. is there bus stop buddy, right there and he is bundled up. you can almost see his breath on a cold, cold morning. temperatures are in the 20's but the the wind chill are in the teens and in fact mess of the wind chills are in the teens this morning. you really have to bundle will up close around you. add scarves, not just for looks to just for warmth. five out of ten, we will have sun behind today, and in precipitation, but the wind will be gusting up to 30 miles an hour and we are back to the colder temperatures. so 6:53 is your sunrise time, you can see the beginning of sunrise there. it is our favorite number 29 but not when it is a temperature. still some cold air blowing across those great lakes, so early, the lakes were just warmer then what usually happens, that early arrival

last week wal-mart announced it will price match with some on line retailers like amazon. so shoppers realized that had they could create their own amazon page, and pretend to sell the psfour for you been standingsly less money. then they show screen shot for a price matching, wal-mart has since updated their policy to prevent that in the future. >> so they don't log on themselves, and compare screens. >> yes. >> barbie maker matel is now apologizing. >> yes, toy company's i can be barbie book series, coming under fire. the company says books are meant to empower girls to dream big about their dream choices what is the problem with that? according to a report by consumeris t a scene in the book shows the doll trying to reboot her computer. she cannot do it. she's a damsell in distress. what does she do. >> she calls in a man, to take care of business. >> my prince charming, help me, help me. >> matel's facebook statement says that the book was first published in 2010 and then a lot has changed in the past four years. it doesn't reflect brand's vision for what barbie stand

morgan is suing wal-mart. wal-mart for their part says morgan's injuries are serious, but that they were worsened by the fact that he wasn't wearing his seatbelt. 5:09 the time. investigators trying to determine what caused a fire at a burlington county landmark. >> historic columbus factor ers -- farmers market, caught damage. about dozen businesses damaged, all of this just before thanksgiving. merchants say that's the busiest day of the year. >> we have a bagel store, not just bagels it is called, cheese steaks, french fries, in the far corner. and i believe it is gone. >> don't know what's going to transpire from the fire or anything. they have outside, whether we'll be able to open up there or not, we have a location outside. >> no one was hurtment the fire started when the market was closed. thankfully. >> woman is dead after her car plunges into the schuylkill schl river yesterday afternoon. now investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened. >> witnesses say the woman was driving at h

each shopper is expected to win $804 this holiday. >> wal-mart is taking a defendant approach: wal-martilable at black friday discount prices over a five-day forecast. in late november and in early december. they hope to cater to shoppers who want to get their shop day shopping done on their own schedule with a shift away from the shoppers watching to physically visit stores on black friday and toward shopping through the month of december. >>> hundreds families in need can enjoy a thanksgiving dinner because of a generous donation. as as foster homes will donate 750 turkeys today more than 13,000 pounds of turkey enough to feed 14,000 people. the food bank says one in four people in san francisco are at risk of hunger. >>> we are encouraging you to give where you live this thanksgiving for the 23rd annual food drive. this month, our parent company and abc7 will give $75,000 to feeding america food bank but still need more help. can you give where you live and you do not have to leave the home. make a ten dollar donation by texting "feed," to 80077. >> we encourage you to do that. mike

police were called to another wal-mart after a brawl broke out over a $5 barbie. a woman punched a man in the face >> this is the scene across the pond. shoppers were in a frenzy >> several people appear to be trampled as the crowd pushed through the door. no major injuries reported. in manchester to inople arreste ic t. woman at another store was hit by falling television. >> reached chicago's north austin neighborhood. the owner of the clothing store plans to reopen. >> 15 people scrambled to the opening and stuck garbage bags with $100,000 worth of high and jeans and other clothing. >> the older serious security cameras and a brick wall will not stop thieves, nothing will. >> this of her attorney who once a lucrative contract is pledging to make donations to education. told the sometimes you give half of his earnings educational initiatives. some of those seeking licenses are hedge funds and private equity firms trying to get rich. >> wants to open a medical marijuana farm in downstate. >> illinois gov. mansion need some fixing up. the governor says he will pay

, the day where we give thanks for all the things we have in our lives and i'm keenly aware many wal-mart workers can't afford the holiday dinner and are making the hard choicefs being at home with their families or having to work a few more extra hours to be able to afford those christmas presents coming up. >>> wal-mart said it employs more people than any other retailer and pays a fair, competitive wage. today's protests get underway at 11:00 at wal-mart on edge water drive in oakland. >>> the chp is warning anybody who was at the big sideshow in oakland this week that they may soon face charges. they captured it as it was happening late friday night. drivers did doughnuts and dangerous stunts just a few feet away from spectators. the chp was already organized for protests so when they got the tip they rushed the port and blocked the road. several arrests were made that night and the chp said there will be more. chp said they plan to pursue charges for about 200 motorists and onlookers could face charges for aiding and abetting. >> we any who was driving what cars and we will use the v

friday marked the third consecutive year protest against wal- mart. workers won what are to increase their wages to $15 per hour >> reporter: employs tell me they're struggling to provide for their families put food on the table and pay their bills current wages up less than $25,000 and they use black friday protest because that is the day retailers use the majority of employees. >> reporter: the employes are demanding a $15 an hour wage and full-time opportunities. they feel that there's on fair treatment when management retaliates against them and cuts their all-out hours. a lot of people said they will not set foot into another wal-mart until this improve their behavior toward their employees. many people of that work for wal-mart forced to go to the food pantries this and this season they're forcing workers to live in poverty. >> reporter: as a part-time employee and the company orders on a number of opportunities for job growth. 70 percent of our management has been promoted to the ranks wall >> reporter: mart corp. employees across the bay area

a loop hole was found in wal-mart's new price matching initiative. people would find third party accounts on amazon that listed a low price like $90 for a new play station 4. they would print out the listing. if the wal-mart manager wasn't paying sharp attention they would get a new play station. the loop hole was tweeted about yesterday by youtube personality norman caruso. pretty soon consumers were taking to twitter to show off their loot. will this cause wal-mart to cancel their holiday price matching plans? we will talk more about whether the websites were legit. >>> record breaking snowfall in buffalo last night. 76 inches of snow reported in some parts of the city. that's more than six feet. that's 6'4". hundreds of commuters on the new york thru way were stranded in their cars. six lives have been claimed by this amazing weather system. the weather channel's carl parker tracking the big chill. >> this is going to end up being one of the worst lake effect snow events. look at the totals talking about more than five feet of snow there in some a

houston some refuse to let go as tv when it just about had in their hands of a broad group for in wal-mart's from lack ride is just a name at this point does go to kron 4 as mike was lied to the outlet store in livermore are things picking up this morning the discount shoppers are the start of the soul of 20 to see lighted people with real forbade the one hand and a coffee in the other hand. >> reporter: most likely alastair in the war most of the stores open less 6:00 last night to oppose the man i like last year a hundred and 40 million people were shot to sunday here in the war marmoset clouds or notice we did in this year and a source of low early on the is giving a shot this morning to live plans to spend and spend this some more mom as mrs. the accessories to intimidated hot item this year and as in juries >>will tran: is not a u.s. edition is gone on overseas. a lot is going on at the resellers broke out between shoppers all woman had lost little after being hit by falling back screen tv of 49 as host they played host to the arrival seattle seahawks the seahawks to feasted on plans gi

wal-mart, best buy, macy's and more.over the television, tablets and barbies to begin. it got so bad in houston, texas, that police had to be called in. take a look at this. then in michigan city, indiana, three people were fighting over $88 sub woofer speakers. watch as the chicago bears uniforms guy grabs it, looks like from a woman's cart. watch this. >> i think that's part of the fun. >> i agree. >> mace yeas announcing more than 15,000 people showing up at the harold square support in new york city and wal-mart officials saying they saw 22 million customers throughout the day. absolutely amazing. black friday is in full swing across the country. retails are still wondering, is the biggest shopping day of the year losing its luster. doug luzader is inside a mull in arlington, virginia. what's going on there? >> reporter: good morning. things are picking up a little bit. we've seen more customers enter the mall over the past half hour or so. one thing to keep in mind, in years past this is a mall that would open up at

morgan's lawsuit against wal-mart, wal-mart truck driver slammed into the back of the limo van that was caring morgan and several friends. morgan's friend, comedian james mcnair, was killed in this. morgan's now suing for punitive and compensatory damages. >> controversial casino wins it bid to open up in south philadelphia. >> you will see soon the new live hotel and casino near the sport stadiums in south philly. fox 29's lauren johnson there, good morning to you, lauren. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris, all bets are on for this new casino. it will come right here to south philadelphia. it was after a huge fight both for and against it. four applicants were under consideration at four different philly locations, live hotel and casino came out on top. let's start with the good news that will come out of this. it is a 425 million-dollar project out of it comes nearly 2,000 jobs, both construction and permanent, and a brand new hotel. the mayor says this is the latest major development adding to the more than $8.5 billion in construction activity since 2013. now, for the bad news

someone at the wal-mart in houston captured this video as people try to clean a black friday deal by laying on top of tvs. rough and tough that police had to get them off. elsewhere, crowds were called, shoppers shuffling into stores with determination. after the turkey is the way the black friday faithful crowd into the square to celebrate the official beginning of the holiday season. it's been even more an official in recent years at stores open earlier and earlier. some as early as thursday morning. to make a point of marketing themselves waiting until friday this was not to encroach on a holiday. hideaway, blind outside becomes all the way to the checkout as shoppers greg presents for their loved ones and maybe even something for themselves. >>thanksgiving mass -- lead for the first time by archbishop base cupich. it happened yesterday morning at saint mary's in lake forest. the festivities then took cupich to the catholic served food to the homeless. >> it's important for us to realize there is a chronic need day in and day out. we need to provide that to a family. if i could be

wal-mart brings in $16 billion in profits each year.ity organization says today the day after thanksgiving is the biggest day for donations when stores and restaurants look to unload holiday extras. today is also one of the hard of the days of the year to recruit volunteers and st. anthony's says if you can spare time from your busy black friday shopping schedule they would appreciate the help. mike? >> i will clean out my gutters on this black friday with the kids on the ladder and teach them how to do it because when the rain comes down i don't want it backed up into the house because it will be heavy. that is later in the forecast. for now we have to deal with the fog, quarter-mile in petaluma and less than quarter-mile in fairfield and half in napa, half in santa rosa and thickerring for through the san ramon valley and we do not have an official reporting station with a little bit of a let up around mountain view but san carlos is thicker. temperatures on the peninsula are 36 in wood side and everyone else in the upper 40's until s

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. >>> the lawsuit against wal- mart is headed to court today.summer a wal-mart truck slammed into the back after n c several -- tracy morgan and several friends after a show in delaware. morgan is suing wal-mart for punitive and compensatory damages. wal-mart claims the victim's injuries were partly due to them not wearing seat belts. >>> the latest hunger games movie had its latest premier yesterday outside the l.a. live theater. series. one more movie in the it's mocking jay part 2. >>> weather wise, nothing is going to hit the runway today, uns will heavily dressed. tomorrow 37. a little less wind. 40's thursday and friday. 50 on saturday and look at the warm sunny into monday but that comes with an increasing threat of showers. >> reporter: beltway accident prince george's county impacting both loops of the beltway at andrews. the crash is just before route 4 blocking a right lane. slow from ritchie parm borrow. here's the delay -- marlboro. here's the delay on the left side. kennel worth delays from eastern avenue take you most of the way t

and the recent events in ferguson. >>> protesters are asking for a continued boycott of wal-mart. they say the discount giant keeps employees under the poverty line, which in turn leads to crimes of poverty and acts of aggression. >> wal-mart pays a large sum of money out of its annual $14 billion budget to support police terrorism, to support policing agencies, police athletic leagues and such. >> protests he are asking people to shop locally or at lehman brothers retailers that support intercity communities. >>> new at 10. >> a marin county wock accused of stabbing her boyfriend in the head has come forward to police. 47-year-old glenda bernardini turned herself in today. she had been on the run since wednesday. investigators say the victim and bernidini got into an argument and she plunged a 12" knife into victim's head. the blade penetrated his skull by about two inches. the victim was taken to the hospital. he is in serious condition with uncertain long-term affect from that injury. >>> a tearful reunion in georgia, where a 13 wild-card boy saw his mother again for the first

today's protests get underway at 11:00 at wal-mart on edgewater drive in oakland. 6:07, the time. >>>warning anybody who was at the big sideshow in oakland this week that they may soon face charges. sky 7hd captured this sideshow as it was happening at the port of oakland late friday night. drivers did doughnuts and dangerous stunts just a few feet away from spectators. the chp was already organized for protests so when they got the tip they rushed the port and blocked the road. several arrests were made that night and the chp said there will be more. officials say they plan to pursue charges for about 200 motorists and onlookers could face charges for aiding and abetting. >> we interviewed everyone who there. we will use the video from the helicopter. >> the chp impounded about a dozen vehicles involved in the sideshow, including a stolen car set on fire. the flames may have been fueled by firearms inside. >>> here in the bay area, shopping was less chaotic. still busy. shoppers got to the outlets in livermore before sunrise to get their black friday shopping started. in hayward, sky

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in fact most malls open tonight, wal-mart, target, best buy and kohls are some of the stores openings been open since 6:00 this morning. brandi hitt has a look at the big shopping picture live from los angeles. >> reporter: i take it you probably weren't up at kmart doing your shopping before you came into work, but the good news is we haven't heard any violence breaking out as people push for the discounts on thanksgiving day. there is one day in what is a very long shopping weekend. let the shopping frenzy begin, never mind black friday, the stores open earlier than ever, for thousands of early bird shoppers. die hard shoppers hitting the stores before they even think about cooking that turkey. >> i have 17 grandchildren, i have to go when the sale is on. >> those sales are expected to rise to $2.6 billion this year. >> we'll sell more tvs thattier than ever before. kohls is offering a 32 inch tv for $99 and staples has a $99 aces lap ton and that is before more discounts on black friday kick in. and the increased in store hours that means more employees are working this holiday. >

wal-mart.on scene there that knows how to do cpr? >> that was the question, was there somebody there who knew how to do cpr? the answer is yes. there was a 17-year-old high school senior who was shopping a couple aisles over, abbey snodgrass. she seen the commotion, ran to the rescue. emergency workers say that she saved the girl's life. she joins us right now from st. louis. abbey, thank you very much for joining us this morning. so you're just doing some shopping last wednesday. what did you hear a couple aisles over? >> i heard over the associate's radio that there was some kind of emergency over in electronics. >> so what did you do? >> my first reaction was just to run over there. >> so you ran over there and what did you see? >> at first i really couldn't see a whole lot pause there was a pretty decent size crowd. and as soon as i got through the crowd, i saw it was actually a little baby girl. at first i thought it was like some kind of adult or something, but it ended up being a little

. >>> holiday shoppers in milpitas could have the spending interrupted by striking workers at wal-mart with workers across the country striking today on wages. workers want $15 an hour and full time employment and an end to the retaliation they say occurs when the company sees them striking. half of the hourly workers earn less than $25,000 a year. wal-mart brings in $16 billion in profit. >> this morning, people in santa cruz neighborhood are alert for mountain lions. police sent out this picture calling the cat puma interchangeable name for a mountain lion. another was spotted in a backyard on tuesday. >> st. anthony's is bracing for the biggest holiday season on record. the community organization says today, day after thanksgiving, is one of their biggest days if donations. that is when stores and restaurants look to unload the holiday extras and today is the hard of the day of area to recruit volunteers. st. anthony's says if you can spare time of your by decision black friday shopping they would really approve eight the extra help. >> here is mike with the weather >> nice to see y

the majority of wal-mart workers are paid less than $25,000 a year and are calling for wal-mart to raiseour. protesters are also asking for full-time hours for part-time employees who wants to work more. >>> a state lawmaker is taking on black friday by introducing a bill that would require workers to get double pay on thanksgiving and christmas. assemblyman, says that the stores are cashing in on holiday shoppers and should share their properties. >> we have more and more workers in the state being forced out of their homes on a traditional holiday to go to work. >> wal-mart is responding to the proposed bill. a customer said that employees choose toe work those holidays so they can get more hours and employees are paid time and a half. >>> and going to the lawrence expressway around 9:30 last night. the highway patrol says that the driver was traveling north bound on the expressway when they ran a red light and struck a motorcycle officer. that officer was transported to the hospital with major but nonlife threatening injuries. >> its ate always tragic when there's collisions. it's mor

a wal- mart truck slammed into a limo van that was carrying morgan and several of his friends back from a show in delaware. one person was cildz in the crash and -- killed in the crash and morgan spent several weeks in the hospital. his lawyers were in court yesterday to discuss issues connected to a suit morgan has filed against wal-mart. > netflix is postponing the debut of bill cosby's newcombdy special. it was set to premier next friday. the move comes after another woman came forward and said she was sexually assaulted by the legendary comedian. >> the last thing i remember was bill cosby in a patchwork robe dropping his robe and getting on top of me. >> reporter: janice dickinson recalls meeting bill cosby in lake tahoe in 1982. the pioneering super model was interested in a role on the cosby show and the two had dinner together. >> after dinner in my room, he had given me wine and a pill. the next morning i woke up and i wasn't wearing my pajamas. i remember before i passed out that i had been sexually assaulted by this man. >> reporter: dickinson is the second woman to publicly

chaos at houston wal-mart. watch again as the adults fight over flat screen.icers pulling them to their feet. >> electronic frenzy in indian a too. this man wearing a football jersey emerging from the pack clutching his prize. he's outside the washington, d.c. best buy. someone paying him 30 dollars an hour to wait in line to buy a tv. 1400 dollar samsung model for just 900. >> save hundreds of dollars. >> 140 million americans expected to shop at some point this weekend. >> television is hot. phones really hot. xawters and tablet it's really great deal throughout the store. >> wal-mart telling abc news they sold enough towels to line the bag of the mississippi river. target ceo brian cornell speak with amy on gma. >> exciting start to the holiday season. we saw regard on line sales. >> at one point target was selling nearly 1800 tv every minute. >> another round of protest caught the attention of many shoppers this black friday. protestors took to the ticket lines at 1600 wal-mart stores today including this one in milpitas. protest low wages. employee and su