wal-mart does third party audits. so the auditors come and they count your machines, so they know exactly how many garments you can produce on average on a line. >> given what happened in tazreen, some have asked why simco didn't simply refuse the second wal-mart order. >> factories in a place like bangladesh are engaged in cut-throat competition with competitors in bangladesh and around the world. so it's practically impossible to turn down a major order from walmart because that is the factory's livelihood. >> so to meet walmart's deadline, simco subcontracted a small part of the success apparel order to a manufacturer called tuba. tuba then sent the shorts to its tazreen factory. a few weeks later, the factory caught fire. >> oh my god - couldn't believe. couldn't believe, you know. i couldn't believe - how can that happen? i don't know. so i called kevin, you know. i said look kevin the factory you know caught fire. he got mad you know? he said what happened to the factory? so why didn't you send somebody to get o

>> "whose wal-mart is it? our wal-mart!" "who's number one?! the customer always!" when we operate for less and we buy for less, we can pass those savings on to our customers through everyday low prices. welcome huuuuugh jackman! >> total revenue i believe every year: 400 billion dollars. having low prices drives traffic to our stores, and increases sales >> please welcome john legend! john legend: thank you! which then allows us to lower expenses, and lower prices again please welcome tom cruise! >> around the globe wal-mart is taking the lead in making a difference. >> it's a continuous loop. "the american dream has become a global concept. i think it's our country's best export >> usa! usa! usa! 2012 was a good year for walmart. but it was a bad year for bangladesh. >> it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history. walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains. but the company escaped accountability and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh, it's business as usual. fault lines travels there to investigate

but weh results from wal-mart and home depot. both of barometers of consumer spending and the world's largest retailer reporting sluggish retail and a profit outlook for the current quarter below expectations home depot has a solid quarter and raised the full year forecast as a matter of fact. sending shares of wal-mart lower by 4%, making it the worse stock within the dow jones nux. courtney has more tonight. >> the world's largest retailer didn't have the world's greatest kwrt. the first quarter profit fe slightly shy and so did those open less than a year. and the job programs for employs and investment in e kmer -- commerce cut into the quarterly profit but it is still growing and traffic came in positive for the second straight quarter. still, analysts say wal-mart has work to do within the company as well as balancing skpernal factors. >> when your business is driven by grocery more than anything else if grocery is more than 50% of the business now, you to lead with a compelling of fresh food and i don't think they're doing

mcdonald's and wal-mart is possible. paying low wages and keeping families in poverty. it's not right. it's wrong that a lobbyist can make 30,000 in a month, or a c.e.o. and wal-mart can make $30,000 in a day or a year. >> how do your members cope when they don't get that $5 raise. do they leave d.c. altogether. do they move to cheaper parts of the country. do they travel further and further to get to work. it's an expensive place to get an apartment. >> it's $1400 a month. people go without. they take three, four buses to get to work to make ends meet to cut off costs. it's a difficult existence, one that is beneath the dignity of human being. washington d.c. is the capital of the nation, not equality. that is the case now. a lot of people will make the case that in 2015 you have to carry some of the blame for being in that circumstance, for not staying in school not asquaring a trade or skill, for not putting together a series of jobs that creates overtime a ladder where you're able to demand higher wages in the marketplace, is that fair? >> that is not fair at all? >

jeff what did wal-mart have to say about those numbers? it's a blue chip a lot of people are invested in. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, luke. sometimes doing the right thing doesn't always get you the right results. or i guess that's what doug mcmillan will be thinking the ceo over at wal-mart because they've sunk a billion dollars into lifting basic wages and there has been a whole program to better train staff and the minimum wage going up to $9 an hour set to go up to $10 an hour next year but that is not helping profits or sales at this point. you get the sense that wal-mart is scratching its head thinking well was it a great idea if it's having impact on earnings? we have to wait and watch and see how they feeds through here. currently, strong and into earnings, it had some impact on wal-mart. for his part the ceo also saying that americans who are getting a little bit of money back from tax rebates and from the lower fuel price are just saving it and paying down debt. they are not taking it into one of those four-and-a-half,000 walm

the question is whether wal-mart can entice an amazon or target shopper to the new service or whether it will attract new shoppers. wells fargo animal matt neemer tells investors it is better late than never for wal-mart but caution there is heavy lifting ahead to catch up to the king of the jungle. for "nightly business report," i'm court nyreagan. >> and finally tonight, christy has done something never done before. sold $3 billion in tree days and it will host another sale today and tomorrow. >> wow we'll keep you posted. that's "nightly business i'm sue herera thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for joining us as well. we'll see yo. when i found the opportunity to travel across the country with three complete strangers, who were also first in their families to go to college, and along the way, talk with people who chose their own paths in life, i knew it was something i wanted to do. it's going to be harder for you than for other people but what's going to make you successful, is if you, despite these challenges figure out a way to make it work. and you can do

the question is whether wal-mart can entice an amazon or target shopper to the new service or whether it will attract new shoppers. wells fargo animal matt neemer tells investors it is better late than never for wal-mart but caution there is heavy lifting ahead to catch up to the king of the jungle. for "nightly business report," i'm court nyreagan. >> and finally tonight, christy has done something never done before. sold $3 billion in tree days and it will host another sale today and tomorrow. >> wow we'll keep you posted. that's "nightly business i'm sue herera thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for joining us as well. we'll see yo. announcer: a kqed television production. woman: it kind of was, like, the bang that set off the night. man: that is the funkiest restaurant. thomas: the honey walnut prawns will make your insides smile. [ laughter ] woman #2: more tortillas, please! man #2: what is comfort food if it isn't gluten and grease? man #3: i love crème brûlée. woman #3: the octopus should have been, like, quadrapus because it was really small. sbrocco: an

for now wal-mart service is invitation only. i did not get my invite, i don't know about you. >> it is exclusive. >> jill, 16 million people use star bucks mobile phone app to pay information coffee. there were reports that it was hack but star bucks says that is not true, um. >> reporter: yes, star bucks is denying reports that this mobile phone app was hacked. media outlets pointed to two specific cases they say cyber criminals were using systems to drain money from customers accounts and steel credit and debit card info. tar bucks isn't sure and could not comment on specific customers but 16 million people use that star bucks famous system. big business there. >> no kidding. >> very popular, got that right. thanks jill, appreciate it. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together and we will do it >>> let's get traffic and weather together. good morning vittoria. >> good morning everyone. we are going in the northeast section of philadelphia to the accident scene ongoing at the this time where two vehicles are in transport we a

wal*mart truck driver kevin roper is facing death by automobile.e has pleaded not guilty. >>> tonight a warning to scooter and motorcycle owners. police are investigating a rash of thefts in philadelphia. surveillance cameras captured several of the suspected thieves in the act. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at central detectives with the details. diana? >> reporter: jessica these thefts are happening in the overnight hours in the center city and south philadelphia neighborhoods. tonight major crimes is investigateing and they believe that these thieves may be coming over the bridge from camden and selling the bikes and scooters on the black-market. surveillance video just released by police shows three men in hooded sweatshirts load two stolen motorcycle into the back of a van. after spending several minutes breaking the gate they were locked behind on 17th and locust. not from where tiffany nap penn berger has her scooter park. >> i expected it to be more secure more than in where else in the seat. >> 20 scooters and motorcycles

wal-mart is also calling to stop mutilation of animals, including docking of tails. >> wal-mart representch food production or food sales that any policy they have will be the most significant policy. . >> right now it is a request from wal-mart not mandatory. but hopefully suppliers will comply to keep the contract. they are also contractors for annual reports and updates on their progress. >> a city on edge after a controversial verdict in cleveland. rallies remain calm today but saturday a white police officer was acquitted for the death of two african-americans. two suspects allege lid took cops on high-speed chase. hats when officers mistook a car back firing or gunshots and shot at the car 137 times. one of the victim's he sisters remains outraged. >> i don't care with what any judge or any police officers say, they cannot justify what happened that night. >> more than 70 people were arrested in last night's rallies. of course they will tomorrow, memorial day, to allow people to be arraigned. >> only on nbc, one of the first to file a lawsuit at the high school level over concussion

limited shipping for online shipping for $50 a year wal- mart says is happening and is part of a newmart says that offer a shipping subscription for $50 a year products will arrive in three days a last for now is available by invitation only the services price below amazons popular prime service which costs $99 a year at the wal-mart offer is in response to increasing customer demand for predictable and affordable shipping >> grant lodes: of a traffic police and guys sensei's stop this exceed that had to find out that it carried 51 passengers with 49 crammed inside the vehicle video footage recorded by the police of the passengers coming out of the van and one by one the driver confessed to the police that the van was carrying workers headed to a construction site and did the same time remove the rear seat the police said the driver spaces severe punishment. >> pam moore: a michigan couple what 12 sons jesse welcomed the new baby to the the the family is boy no. 13 days was tell the associated press that his wife gave birth wednesday for days after her due date the couple had said th

>>darya: wal-mart is onto off for the shipping subscription you pay a $50 fee for it and your productshe traditionally right now being part of this test service is far below its $50 on the popular prime service that is $99 a year ago with the prime you get the free today shipping and you also get all the free movies that are included and some other benefits wal-mart is doing this increase is the man and they say to increase their attractiveness of this service that will expand in have movies and let you shop elsewhere not just at wal-mart. >>mark: they might have faulty air bags they recall 14 models and 2000 to 2008 more than 3 million of these cars were sold outside of japan the manufactured by the early this week there recalled more than 6 million cars for the same reason to is a maze of cars have been recalled recently to a rapidly ascending metal flying agile as the passengers at least five deaths have been lintas and that problem. >>darya: the new service at domino's is watching the second live look at the san mateo bridge traffic is moving ok we will be right back. >>mark: you c

. >> police say willis walked into that wal-mart about 1 a.m. armed with a handgun, shot and killed one employee, injured a second, fired at but missed a third and turned the gun on himself. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police don't know why this happened. >>> fighters with ties to islamic state militants have beseiged afghanistan's northern province. members of the taliban have pledged allegiance to isis to create a safe haven for extremists driven out of pakistan. authorities say foreign fighters from turkey and other neighboring countries have also joined in this fight. the afghan government dispatched about 1,000 fighters to that region with the hopes of driving out the militants. >>> a wayward seal has been returned to the wild after spending the day at a carwash near auckland, new zealand. he drew quite a crowd. conservation workers think it's the same seal they had to remove from a nearby residential area the day before. they loaded him onto a truck and drove him miles away to a secluded beach where they released him and this t

tom: wal-mart at 7:00 a.m. brendan: we should look at big ticket sales. improving household appliance demand. that will change revenue at home depot. conseil's at 6.1%. there had been whisper that

. >>> a settlement was reached in actor tracie morgan's lawsuit begins wal-mart. that lawsuit focused on the crash that killed one man and left morgan and two others seriously injured. according to his attorney morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury when his limo was hit by a wal-mart truck a year ago. that truck driver is facing charges. today's settlement which is confidential was called amicable by wal-mart. >>> caught on camera now research is underway for suspect in the 17 through ther and met or cycle theft in philadelphia police released this surveillance video which shows three thieves loading two motorcycles in the back of the white van. this was from the 1700 block of locust street in center city, was taken on may 21st. we are told majority of these thefts are happening in south philadelphia. police believe that the scooters and motorcycles are being sold on the streets of camden. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a man who assaulted a woman in kingsessing last thursday. they say that the suspect in this surveillance video with two other men walk

last june a wal-mart truck slammed into the back of morgan's limo on the new jersey turnpike.ead trauma, a broken leg and broken ribs. a friend was killed. no details of the settlement have been released, but more gann -- morgan said wal-mart did right by himself and his family. the field for the republican presidential nomination grew to seven. former republican senator rick santorum said he's inch he won 11 states, second only to mitt romney. he portrayed himself as a champion of the middle class. he called for scrapping the irs and the tax code and replacing them with a flat tax. more than 1,100 people have died since an extreme heat wave started last week. temperatures have hit 116 degrees. in new delhi it's been hot enough to melt the white stripe asphalt at a pedestrian crossing into soup. memphis said good-bye today to blues legend b.b. king. a dixieland jazz band led a procession through the streets. drummer rodd bland held one of king's guitars. all his guitars were named lucille. behind was the hearse. king died two weeks ago at 89. he'll be buried saturday in missis

wal-mart is testing a new unlimited shipping services for on line shoppers. it cost $50 a year and order would a arrive in three days or less. wal-mart's new service could compete with amazon prime that cost $99 a year for unlimited shipping. for now wal-mart services though invitation only. >>> fine artist big business christie's had the art world's first 1 billion-dollar week after the auction house sold 650 million-dollar in contemporary art just last night. on monday, picasso's women of algiers, that painting sold for 179 million-dollar setting a record record for a single piece of artwork a at auction. must be nice to have money like that. >> i hear you. >> hundreds of millions of dollars. >> thanks, jill jill. >> appreciate it. >>> 5:39. from the big screen to cbs-3 we have the the word on jenkintown native bradley cooper's brand new project that you will see right here. >>> handshake health, what you can learn about your body just by shaking a hand with somebody. >>> and they help some of the most seriously injured patients from the amtrak tragedy, two

. >> plus wal-mart makes demands to its suppliers. i've got it all in tonight's consumer alert. >> you're watching wusa9 news at 5:00 live from broadcast house in northwest d.c. we're righ yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> it's graduation day at the naval academy. vice president biden gave the commemoration speech. many will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the marine corps. >>> in tonight's consumer alert stocks end slightly down on the last day of trading, the dow falling nearly 53 points, the nasdaq losing close to two points. >>> wal-mart wants you -- wants the meat and egg suppliers to cut the us

the wal-mart and sams club. all of that being evacuated in addition to the participants of the event. >> i don't know whether they are on the same property. close enough the police thought it was necessary to evacuate. i want to make sure the viewers understand what they are looking at with the robots. the police have not officially declared this situation done and over because if they were to we wouldn't be seeing the robots. they are making sure right now there's no bombs in the area. there's no ex employsiveplosives or anything like that that are set to go off any time later in the eepg. they want to make sure the scene is secure even though the individuals have been killed. >> one of the things we talked about earlier and i am curious to get your take on this. because outside of the fbi at the local police level, you guys are the ones that have the relationships with the community. when you talk about freedom of the speech or press being under attack you have to be having conversations about the assets about

amazon versus wal-mart where you do disagree. you are going with wal-mart here.e not good. >> the numbers were not good. the business is getting better. they are doing a great job with retailing and make that work. they have the u.s. stores and they are getting traffic to pick up and once they start to rise things start to work. they have the problem of being the u.s. economy and they are not doing all that well. that is a problem. they are definitely improving the way they run the business day in and day out. they are investing into online and smaller stores. that's the right strategy. >> because i read your e-mail, i know you are going to try to ditch out of this. i would choose amazon here. if you look at wal-mart, i agree. they are doing all the right things. that doesn't mean you want to own the stock. they are spending, spending spending to gain traction online and they have less than 3% of sales. half of the customers are prime amazon customers. good luck spending yourself into trying to get online. >> you would have selected target if you could. >> exactl

. >> "whose wal-mart is it? our wal-mart!" "who's number one?! the customer always!"n we operate for less and we buy for less, we can pass those savings on to our customers through everyday low prices. welcome huuuuugh jackman! >> total revenue i believe every year: 400 billion dollars. having low prices drives traffic to our stores, and increases sales

. >>> at one wal-mart police will not respond to routine calls. they are taking part in a pilot program and wal-mart security reports the crime on-line directly to the police. police officers do not have to respond freeing them up to answer higher priority calls. >>> that recall we have told you about at a popular vietnamese sandwich chain is doubling. our media partners say leigh's sandwiches is pulling 441,000 pound, double the original amount of beef, pork and chicken right off the menu. federal investigators found out they were using a false usda mark of inspection for years. there are no reports of illnesses. >>> earthquake and emergency response experts joined a special screening of disaster thrice "san andreas" in san francisco. in the movie california is hit by a 9.6 quake destroying much of the state especially san francisco. tonight the fire chief joanne hayes and others talked about the reality of the film. they said most of what you see in "san andreas" is not realistic, but you still need to be prepared. >> i realize this is a super f

. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, gun fire erupts inside of a wal-mart what we know about the deadly early morning shooting and new allegations in the death of blues legend b.b. king, why his family think he was murdered and who they think is responsible. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >>> oh my god this is crazy. oh my god. >> new video shows the massive tanker fire that shut down a busy freeway in detroit over the weekend this is the view from one woman's car as 9,000 gallons of gasoline went up in flames on sunday. the driver told police that he had mechanical problems and then crashed. investigators say that the company that operates the truck has several violations and four crashes since 2009. to people are dead following a shooting at a wal-mart in north dack, police say someone opened fire at 1:00 this morning inside of the grand forks super center that is open 24 hour

. >> wal-mart. wal-mart is having an awful year in terms of price performance.. you would see a turn around from target, but both of these markets will be important read throughs to where the consumer on main street sits given what we have seen in energy. >> what's your outlook for what the consumers would be given gas prices gone up since mid-trl. they didn't flow through energily. are they going to pull back? >> that's actually a really big question right now for the economy. does the offset from a labor market and some semblance of wages slightly rising offset the fact that we had almost a 50% in oil prices and the commensurate higher price in gasoline. i think it's too early. we don't know the answer. >> the economic indicator that matters ultimately most of the consumers. where is the s&p and the stock market? that is where your confidence comes from and where they drive the e comean. april was a strong month. people will feel good and that should be reflected? the earnings numbers we see. >> it's the discounters and those who have the best. those who have

. >>> at one wal-mart police will not respond to routine calls. they are taking part in a pilot program and wal-mart security reports the crime on-line directly to the police. police officers do not have to respond freeing them up to answer higher priority calls. >>> that recall we have told you about at a popular vietnamese sandwich chain is doubling. our media partners say leigh's sandwiches is pulling 441,000 pound, double the original amount of beef, pork and chicken right off the menu. federal investigators found out they were using a false usda mark of inspection for years. there are no reports of illnesses. >>> earthquake and emergency response experts joined a special screening of disaster thrice "san andreas" in san francisco. in the movie california is hit by a 9.6 quake destroying much of the state especially san francisco. tonight the fire chief joanne hayes and others talked about the reality of the film. they said most of what you see in "san andreas" is not realistic, but you still need to be prepared. >> i realize this is a super f

. >>> wal-mart is expressing meat eggs and dairy providers to cut down on the use of ain biotics, calling on drugs to stop being used on forms. wal-mart is the largest retailer to take a stand. >>> the eiffel tower in france was closed for an unusual reason. workers walked off the drug protesting a rise in pick pocket gangs. yesterday the french government claimed crime against tourists dropped because of video and great epolice presence. -- greater police presence. thousands visit the eiffel tower every day. i'm antonio mora ray suarez is back with "inside story". have a great holiday weekend. >>> a new pew poll shows a large majority of americans identify themselves as christians but in recent years numbers have been dropping and dropping fast. more members of non-christian religions, and more that claim no religion at all are making up a growing minority. does it point the way to

the new goal is to hire the veterans by 2020, if that happens veterans will comprise 20% of wal-martslth check this noon, a high school gym teacher is being called a hero for donating her kidney to a student. she just returned to detroit's west side academy for the first time since the surgery. the pair walked the carpet arm and arm and the assembly celebrated the teen's recovery and the gift. she wanted to help when she heard of the illness and the grueling treatment. >> if that was my child i would want somebody to do the same thing and i am a mother and i thought if i can help, i would and i did. >> booth is adjusting well to her new kidney and looking forward to the future. she is set to graduate next month with plans to attend oakland university and become a nurse. >>> the "action news" team is working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. here is alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> coming up today at 4:00, in big talkers, from to lexus we'll break down new baby names you don't want to miss this. and under fire for telling women what to wear under fire and what not to wear it g

. >>> comedian and actor tracy morgan has announced he has settled out of court with wal- mart over that new jersey highway crash that injured him and killed one of his friends. it was last june when that wal- mart truck slammed into a limo van carrying morgan and other people returning from a show undelaware. comedian james jimmy mac mcnair was killed. morgan suffered head trauma, a broken leg and broken ribs and he is still recovering. >>> three children from northern virginia are still going itat in the annual scripps national spelling bee at national harbor tonight. spellers from reston, manassas, and leesburg are among the 49 semifinalists whittled down from a field are of 285. tomorrow night they croup the champ. >>> your forecast spells h-o- t. >> yeah, and humid, too. >> use that in a sentence. >> we'll use a lot of sentences. that heat and humidity, if i can make a variation on hot, they're going to be around a few more days, but there's hope that we'll get back close to normal toward next week. today our 3-degree guaranteed temperatures, happy to say, hit that again. that's 24

. >> went to like a wal-mart and bought some supplies. >> i was in a wal-mart earlier in the day andd said have you heard of my town. >> and a girl at the wal-mart said have you gone to the central coast and we haven't been in touch with anybody at wave land. >> when i gov to wave land, it was unlike anything i've seen before. block after block was gone. people were returning to see their lives gone. >> it is devastating. i mean, um -- i went out with this fema body recovery team and we went to the house of the family and the last team was bane and you could the porch you could smell them and everything was chaotic and mud everywhere and they found them. >> these four people, a man and wife and four children have died in this home. >> they had drowned in their living room and it was a husband and wife and two of their kids were special needs kids. but there was nothing they could do. they marked an x on the door and put the number four for the number of bodies on the door that were unside and then they closed the door and they left. >> a levee break the side of a football field is sl

apparently there was a nearby wal-mart store. that would take a lot of access in place. what i am understanding you would anticipate they would have already had those in place. >> they would have looked at the venue to begin with. is th this is standard emergency response. you are going to draw circles around any particular site. you are going to look at how you are radiating into the site. they would have talked about the logistics of physical difficulties they would have had to get around and the number of people they would have prepared for this. little bit more about this. of course now on the associated press wires and other places, too, people are making their own connection. we will not do that until we can confirm it. they will put this type of thing into people's minds. we remember what happened in paris the satire cal newspaper the prophet of mohammed and what happened there the 12 people who were killed there. i understand the sensitivity. you don't have to draw a connection necessarily christopher. but just a sensitivity people would have in terms of protecti

. >> wal-mart is challenging amazon prime with its own shipping service. hire is the tech byte. >> let the online shipping wars begin. >> wal-mart, now said they are coming out this summer with a new unlimited shipping service for online shoppers. the best news for consumers is it will be priced below amazon's prime service that is $99 a year. >> pizza ordering apps is so last year. dominoes will take orders by twitter. >> tweet a by does emoji to dominoes and a pizza will be on the way. customers have to have a profile in the easy order system and half of the domino orders are already placed digitally. >> imagine ordering by using your eyes. a smartphone from japan lets users unlock the device and make suchs using the iris. >> too easy. >> the textin teacher and a child. >> with summer approaching you will be shopping for sun sketch but you may not be getting the protection you think you are. stay tuned. >> we have all accidentally forgotten thins in our car a time or two, car keys, phones but a baby? >>> what in what? you left ma? >> you my one-year-old

. >> "whose wal-mart is it? our wal-mart!" "who's number one?! the customer always!"ess and we buy for less, we can pass those savings on to our customers through everyday low prices. welcome huuuuugh jackman! >> total revenue i believe every year: 400 billion dollars. having low prices drives traffic to our stores, and incre

he has filed a lawsuit against wal-mart the truck driver, kevin roper has been charged in the crash. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the death of john nash and his wife alicia. you can find updates at cbsphilly.com. >> 5:08 right now. so-called suspicious vehicle brought the bomb squad near the us capitol. >> the squad successfully detonated when capitol police describe as a pressure cooker. it was left unattended on the national mall near the capitol's west front. the police arrested the vehicle's owner. the incident did not stop the annual memorial day concert. >>> your time coming up on 5:09. record rainfall drenches parts of the midwest, and more storms are on the way today. >> we'll show you some. hardest hit areas. >> also, relief and grieve for the family of missing california couple. they disappeared two weeks ago, after trip to a casino. now, one of them has been found alive. how she survived in the elements for so long. >> and, turning up the heat for the holidays, katie has your steamy memorial day forecast, when we come right back. good morning.

he has filed a lawsuit against wal-mart.he truck driver, kevin roper has been charged in the accident. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the death of john nash and his wife alicia. you can find updates any time on our web site cbsphilly.com. >> ♪ >> the true meaning of memorial day on display in valley forge. dozens gathered at the obelisk dedicated to puerto rico in freedoms foundation medal of honor grove in valley forge. it is held in remembrance of fallen heroes. the grove honors every medal of honor recipient, the nation's highest award for valor. >>> the weather is heating up for all of the memorial day weekend activities. "eyewitness news" at spruce street harbor park. some enjoyed soaking up the sun today, while others just chose to relax in a shady spot. meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs3 sky deck to talk about even warmer temperatures heading our way. justin. >> yeah, that's going to be a good place to cool off over the next several days 'cause we're bringing back that heat an

he has filed a lawsuit against wal*mart.he truck driver kevin roper has been charged in that accident. >>> of course stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the death of john nash and his wife alicia. you can find updates any time on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> what a night down the shore. "eyewitness news" in wildwood where people packed the boardwalk. look at that. shore goers played games and grabbed treats all the hallmark of the holiday weekend. of course, memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer and plenty of people are enjoying those wildwood days and nights for the holiday. the ocean water is still a little bit cool. but it may feel good come tomorrow at least. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking summer like temperatures head our way. justin. >>> that's right, natasha. really going feel like summer starting tomorrow and lasting over the next several days. we'll bring back the heat and humidity as well and make a run at 90 degrees but still comfortable outside tonight. you can keep thos

breaking right now, tracy morgan has settled his lawsuit with wal-mart. the actor/comedian sued the company over the highway crash that killed one man and left morgan and two friends seriously hurt. the driver of the wal-mart truck that crashed into morgan's bus apparently hasn't slept in some 24 hours. details of the settlement are not being made public but wal-mart called it "amicable." leon: good news that tracy morgan is recovering. last seen in public walking with a cane. alison: very good. leon: earlier this afternoon d.c. city council approved a new budget. so, did mayor bowser get what she wanted? sam ford is here to break it down for us. hello, sam. sam: hello. as the chairman of the counsel put -- council, everybody got something they wanted and everybody got something they didn't want in this budget. [inaudible] the chairman gave in to the mayor on matters like providing free bus and rail for the d.c. school kids on summer jobs or 22- to 24-year-olds. mayor bowser talked about it in her appearance yesterday. the council has not yet agreed to fu

. >>> comedian tracie morgan has reached a settlement with wal-mart over a crash that injured him and killed one of his friend. minister again says that the company quote did right by him and his family and he are grateful. wal-mart truck slammed in the back of the limo van carrying morgan and others last june, on the new jersey turnpike. minister again suffered head trauma a broken leg and broken ribs. >>> shooting massacres have changed the way most of us think about school violence, in the wake of the columbine and sand a i hook, district's tightened security across the country. but "action news" investigative reporter wendy saltsman is looking into allegation that is cuts in pennsylvania's education funding could be slashing our standard for school safety and if that is true, it is a matter of you the the most concern. >> reporter: jim, you might not imagine that a assaults a against teacher and terroristic threats are an every day occurrence at schools across our area but an "action news" investigate has learned that he is threats are very real and some case vest terrifying. the