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

>> "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

wal-mart up % a year makes me nervous. i think it can change that 25% mood. >> and 25% off the low a. big asset moving that much. so, obviously, has you back risk. i am sure you are looking at certain levels. today's action is bad after a big move like that, presumptively more to go. >> one of the things you definitely should look at when you look at a company like this and you look at valuation. it's not a growth story. it's a secular decline story him we know the migration of retail is going online. we know they have been facing historically a lot of wage pressures. we are continuing to hear more about. that they have a lot of things that will continued to prash them. don't expect to see top line growth. will you see instead pressure on their marginsch that's not a reason to buy at a current market multiple. >> since february 18th, the ceo talked about lower oil being a possible tail wind for them. when you think about who their consumer is. since then, crude oil rallied 15% him gasoline rallied 18% some that tail wind h

in to see my co-workers mistreated by wal-mart. i use my voice to fight for the hours and we need to survive to make it a better workplace. using our voice for our center of our idea of democracy corporation is like wal-mart drag down the voices like me and my fellow associates. in we were legally fire for speaking up. wal-mart, the biggest corporation assured company controlled to regulate things like minimum-wage. wal-mart could keep wages low with the political system in the process. it uses influence to create policy that favors them the waltons would use the money to silence us in the workplace. to fight and protect our democracy. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> tell a the to introduce you. as a progressive organizer and activist co-founder of 99 lives to recreate our democracy. he is here today. how is everybody feeling? are you ready to take back the people's vote? king you feel that spring is here? spring is coming in and it is here. we will take back the people's vote. with me say spring is here for our democracy it is

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and outlast we look at wal-marts across portions of the pacific or less. above average even for this time of the year. let's head over to you. lauren: nice temperatures have maria molina, thank you. nicole: blew a bunch of global market action before we hand it over to "mornings with maria." this costs 18,000. right now, dow futures looking down 14. s&p futures down to. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ >> dow futures at this morning. it's a day for earnings again. dow futures dumped her team. s&p futures down to at the moment. one 10th of 1%. also taking a look at commodities. oil at $40.25 a barrel after gaining yesterday over three of her scent now down 2%. gold: back 3.5 plus silver has been gaining. a look at the currency board all other areas. japanese yen stronger against the greenback. a quick look at the 10 year bond deal. 1.76%. now we go to "mornings with maria" with a special edition afterwards. good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: good morning from a chilly new york city. i am life from the roof of our fox fabric studios in midtown manhattan as we

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it's important to make clear world mark is not that wal-mart is like using of wrongdoing.t gdc something similar to what people sometimes accuse wal-mart of that which is acting as a monopoly player. a monopoly by of some of these products. the idea if you picture a regular market like apple, the idea of some of those markets, wal-mart is a dominant but even if there are interruptions to supply, you normally expect farmers to raise the price, wal-mart has a dominant as he is able to say sorry, we are the main buyer, we will set the price. it's not going to go in hi. it seems this is something similar happening in some parts of south america in the cocaine business. you find in some areas where coca leaf is grown coming up on cartel, maybe mexican cartel or the farc in colombia which has effectively a monopoly by position of the coca leaves in the area. so they say sorry this is the price that even if supply is interrupted that's a price they continue to pay. so there's efforts to into supply. it's not that they have no effect at all. they are affecting the wrong people it

no, wal*mart. two states really aren'tly a shaped similarly and this and t morning wal*mart is apologizingg saying we're so embarrassed weod may never stick our head out off our shell again.. get it? i >> yeah. y terrapins. >> thanks for guiding this losts terra pip back to maryland. to . >> they don't have a shell. she >> i don't know what's worse.w s initial mistake or the initial response of saying, they lookhe the same you must have look at a it wrong. wrong. >> did wal*mart say that.mart s. >> yeah.>>ea >> yeah. yeah okay.ok. maybe they'll be collectorsle items. >> would you want to wear one? um-um. >> i would say knowledge kevin s joins us live from los angeles with more on lastay night's junl book red carpet we might have te roll out a red carpet for kevin one of these days because he's s getting more and more popular.np >> first before we talk to kevev like live outside on thisutsidei tuesday morning.tuesday tucker is back with yourr forecast next. nex fill your family of four up, with eigh

. >> "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

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

. >> good morning, topping america's money, you will not see wild oats other ganic foods as wal-martch competes with have markets on inexpensive organic foods but wal-mart will have other organic rods to the from value line and more fresh organic row. leave it to the british for the latest innovation with bake ingreed es for french fries and catch catch ketchup. >> the abc7 news app news that lives where you live. >> facebook is working on a stand alone camera similar to snapchat that can live stream. facebook wants 1.5 billion users to share more photos and videos lawning something similar in 2012 but did not work and shut down would yours later. >> a springtime ritual in san jose: the spending of the falcon chicks at city what. the 10th year that the falcon clara mother has raised chicks who have survived after hatching early this month. today a biologist from santa cruz will determine their gender with bands on their legs. the physical con have rebounded from the brink of extinction. >> e-cigarettes may not be so bad as some thought. according to a study gunned by the food and dru

the company had a dispointing holiday season and cannot keep up with rivals like wal-mart. >>> uber will up to $100 million to settle two lawsuits from hundreds of thousands of drivers. 3 87,000 drivers will split the money depending on how many miles they have driven. it allows drivers to post signs in their cars explaining that tips are appreciated or required or included. the judge has to okay the settlement. >>> turning to health check now, a pesky problem that many of us face, scientists say it's okay if you don't sleep well at a first night at a hotel. it's your brain trying to protect you. people do not sleep as deeply in an unfamiliar face and more likely to respond to unusual sounds. and things seem to settle down by the second night however. >>> a new study finds that has we age dogs become even better best friends. researchers found that dog walking is linked to more freak went exercise and seniors with the strongest bond with their dog were the ones that walked their pet more often and for longer periods but the study did not find a link with owning a dog and improved physica

s were 30% less at wal-mart and costco.get to know your local garden center and they may match what you find at lowe's and home depot. so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. abc7 news. alison: tonight, law enforcement in the line of fire. abc7 looks at the local tragedies to see how they compare to a national trend. a 4-year-old goes for a walk with her mother and ends up in a body cast. >> he didn't say sorry. he just rolled away and simple request. cutting ties. why d.c.'s mayor told north carolina we won't be visiting anytime soon. >> now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: first tonight the warm sunshine we have enjoyed today is giving way to storms in the area. alison: our chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking it for us tonight. what is the latest? doug: a couple of storms turned severe. we have a cluster of storms northwest of the metro area. a little orange box you see is an area under severe thunderstorm warning for 15 more minutes. stretching now from jefferson, maryland, through frederick. sout

. >> wal-mart doesn't seem to know the difference between maryland and massachusetts. ♪ ♪ to the women real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. to the women who know what real values are, >> that was villanova guard ryan arcidiacono giving a shout-out to his alma mater. the senior guard from neshaminy high school in bucks county was named most outstanding player in the ncaa tournament. he scored 16 points for the wildcats last night and fed kris jenkins the ball to seal nova's victory. wow. undisputed leader. four-year captain. >> wow. >> freshman year, that's unbelievable. >> amazing. >> so exciting and they're such a team you want to clear for. so excited to be a part of this. we'll take a look outside. we spot add flurry here in norristown. so, we saw a couple flurries here on markley street 202 at main street. watch for this. just an occasional flurry coming down here or there. a lillard to see at the moment. not causing any problem on the road in this area here. let's take a little fly of 422 eastbound starting near oaks. traffic's looking good. the overn

. >> i work at wal-mart. the part where he talks about wal-mart family and so many co-workers have to live on welfare and medicaid just to survive. that rest mated a lot. i see that every day with the people i consider my friends. >> reporter: the senator spoke for just under an hour. he is now you on his way to the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks for a similar town hall event. that kicks off at 7:30. we are live from reading, i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> democratic front runner hillary clinton is in connecticut and she held a campaign event on gun violence in hartford. connecticut holds its primary on tuesday. clinton was in philadelphia yesterday. >>> former president bill clinton campaigned for his wife in harrisburg earlier today. he discussed hillary clinton's plans to raise incoming and break down barriers holding families back. >>> now we will go out to "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live in media where governor kasich held a town hall earlier today, alex. >> repor

. >>> you soon won't see wild oats organic foods at wal-mart.tarted selling the brand two years ago to compete. >> wal-mart will add other organic products to its great value line as well as more fresh organic produce. >>> leave it to the british for the latest culinary innovation a plant that has the basic ingredients for both french fries and catch up. >> it's called the tomtato. it goes on sale monday for about seven bucks. >> i think it's tomta to. >> that's america's money. >> have a great day i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. plan your never tiring retiring retired tfind fast relief behind the counter allergies with nasal congestion? with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 mi

we're going on saturdays and sundays, we're sending them to wal-mart. >> let me ask you this. that mobile unit how many ids has that mobile unit issued this year? >> that mobile unit has only issued 29 ids this year. >> seth: we're sending them to empty lots. we're sending them to swamps. we're sending them to abandoned mine shafts. we're sending them to radio shacks, a lot of people at radio shack. [ laughter ] when asked why the registration effect effort has been so unsuccessful, merrill said, quote, "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink." even worse, in order to drink the water, the horse had to get a valid drivers license. [ laughter ] these laws have the potential to disenfranchise millions of presidential election. we should be making it more difficult for people to vote, especially old people who had to fight for that right in the first place. this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ] i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when m

. >> wal-mart, best buy, target, the list goes on. when it comes to matching prices of competitors, big box stores have quietly been upping their game. >> these stores will match, not just the local competitors prices that have local stores but they will also match specific on line, only stores such as amazon. >> reporter: dozens of smart phone apps help shoppers compare prices, among them red laser, price grabber, even amazon price check. the is there only one problem. >> it is estimate that had fewer than 5 percent of shoppers take advantage of any kind of price matching policy. >> reporter: many are una wear of the policy that would be something i would be interested in. >> i didn't realize that. >> reporter: when secret shoppers at consumers checkbooks visited dozens of stores to test out price matching. >> we were quite surprised, really easy and fast to get them to match a lower price elsewhere. >> reporter: to get a price match at wal-mart we don't even need to contact a human being, the company's own app wal-mart saving catche

wal-mart, best buy, target, the list goes on.omes to matching prices of competitors, big box stores have quietly been upping their game. >> these stores will match not just local competitors prices, that have local stores, they'll also match specific on line only stores. such as amazon. >> dozens of smart phone apps help shoppers compare prices. among them, red lazer, price grabber, even amazon price check. there is only one problem. >> it is estimated that fewer than 5% of shoppers take advantage of any casino of price matching policy. >> many are unaware of the policy. >> that would be something i would be interested in. >> i didn't realize that. >> when secret shoppers, consumers checkbook visited dozens of stores to test out price matching. >> actually quite surprised it was really easy and really fast to get them to match a lower price we found elsewhere. >> to get a price match at wal-mart, you don't have to contact a human being. wal-mart saving catcher does it for you. >> they have their own app. lets us scan your receipt

wal-mart might not spend anything. even though the company has in the past.ogle. joining us from boston mary ann marsh and here in new york city andrea tantaros. why do you think they are cutting back. >> a lot of companies are fearful that donald trump will be the nominee and getting pressure from activists and cutting back on donations. what's happening is a lot of these corporations are saying if they are cutting back on the right, we can't give money to democrats and not give money to republicans. so democrats are having the same problem, bill. right now the dnc is expecting to spend 84 million on convention. it's only raised 40. so the republican party is interesting trouble getting corporate sponsors but so are democrats. this is not a problem for a donald trump. this is a problem for a reince priebus, for the party. he has got to go into the coffers. >> mary mary anne, do you see that? if you are going to be bailing out of the republican convention you can't spend big in the democratic convention. customers favoring republicans wouldn't buy your stuff,

. >> wal-mart, best buy, target, the list goes on.hen it comes to matching prices of competitors, big box stores have quietly been upping their game. >> these storms will match not only local economy tours prices with local stores, also match specific on line only stores such as amazon. >> dozens of smart phone apps help shoppers compare prices, among them, red lazer, price grabber, even amazon price check. there is only one problem. >> it is estimated that fewer than 5% of shoppers take advantage of any price matching policy. >> many are unaware of the policy. >> that would be something i would be interested in. >> i didn't realize that. >> when secret shoppers, consumer checkbook visited dozens of stores to test out price matching. >> actually quite surprised it was really easy, really fast to get them to match lower price we found elsewhere. >> to get a price match at wal-mart, you don't even need to contact a human being, the company's own app, wal-mart savings catcher, does it for you. >> they have their own app which lets you sc

retailers like kohl's, wal-mart and dillards for example.ss wear and shoes are on prominent displays. deals on-line with under armor and dc shoes are worth looking into. if you are thinking about a nice necklace or earrings now or sunglasses for yourself. don't buy mom sunglasses, please. retailers looking to dress up backyards. patio furniture and garden gear are going to be pushed at stores and that could mean deals for you. amazon sears and target has deals. households like vacuums are on sale at kmart and target. tax software tax services and rebates are being offered whatever helps with the pain of doing your taxes. >> i know you have both done your taxes. >> actually, i have. >> we are good. >> just finished it, though. >> the time is currently 46 after the hour. ch chomp chomp, who is there. the shocking surprise one florida man found on his front porch. we are live in wisconsin talking to diners ahead of today's big primary. that is heather nauert. she will tell us who they are voting for and why. >> brian kilmeade with what is comin

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wal-mart is talking about the curbside agreement with austin richmond and charleston.will be a dallas houston and atlanta. they will allow shoppers to pick up the orders on-line at designated parking spaces at wal-mart stores. if you ever wanted to live at disney world now you can for $2 million. they will be built in orlando, florida. >> i am going to visit with you that's the last place i want. the time is now 18 minutes after the hour. al sharpton snapping at our megyn kelly. take a look. >> megyn, calm down. >> why don't you apologize at that point? >> i am for bleeding it? >> the controversial activist. >> what happens when grandma meets technology? >> (screaming) this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. >> the new york transit workers union endorsed him for president. they released the video why they choose bernie over hillary. there it is right there. >> megyn kelly meantime in reverend al sharpton going head to head in a

the increase follows the lead of competitors including wal-mart. also facing pressure from labor groups to make higher pay. wages for employees making more than $10 an hour and will include benefits based on workers at periods. tree into retail may be hurting but the gun industry added 25,000 jobs last to think to an unprecedented surge in gun sales. national shooting sports foundation so that is an increase of 10% jobs average about $50,000 a year in wages and benefits. the gun stocks like smith & wesson are generally great. lauren: gun sales up 70% since 2008. the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." the subject of a criminal by the u.s., federal prosecutors investigate whether the blood testing company misled investors about the state of the technology and operations. ups pilot union says the two sides are near an impasse. federal mediators expected to decide whether the two parties have reached an agreement or if it's a stalemate. americans keeping their cell phones longer. the demise of the two-year cell phone contract is

cause wal-mart to lower their prices. >> those savings will bring new opportunity.r 200 years ago most americans worked on farms. >> 90 percent used to work on farms now less than 2 percent. you think all of those people would be out of work. >> a lot of people lost their jobs for a little bit of time but they found new jobs and found jobs doing things more productive. >> we forget how hard it was to produce food without tractors. farm work was long and dangerous. >> we saw the car displacing the horses buggies and we don't limit that passage. the black smiths of old probably had to figure out something else to do. they all found jobs. the economy evolved. it's an evolving ecosystem. >> but some don't want it to evolve. the cab drivers demand the government protect their jobs. >> what do we want? >> leg ratiregulations. >> plush fromming toilets and pluming take away my job. >> now we have inventory now what am i going to do with it? >> there are many who are taking our jobs. >> unfortunately in america today there are people who want to do what he wants to do, stop

samantha posted on twitter after seeing the shirt at a wal-mart. she wanted to point out that the company that is selling the university of maryland shirt with a map of massachusetts. jummy: oh, no. jonathan: clearly they didn't study geography. she sent along maps of both states to emphasize the mistake. here is the map. you didn't do it right. wal-mart initially tweeted back to dip down and include the word "terps." really? not so much. they came back and conceded they were shaped similarly. they tried that. that didn't work. then the company sent a third tweet and said they are embarrassed and won't stick the head out of the shell again. just own the mistake. jummy: yeah. they don't really look alike. even if you stretch it or make it shorter. it's not the same thing. jonathan: not going to work. jummy: there you go. jonathan: sell more shirts, though. all right. get back outside to see what the weather is doing. what a roller coaster the last couple of days have been. jummy: i know. steve, what is going on? steve: i watched you earlier in morni

police in texas had a beef with a thief after he stole stakes from a wal-mart and -- steaks from a wal-martm on a high-speed chase. roll the video. at one point the suspect began throwing meat out of the vehicle. he says one steak bounced off his patrol car. the chase lasted through two counties before deputies arrested the culprit. jonathan: you could put an eye out with one of those things. it's allen if and games until someone is hurt. michelle: throw them out of the window? what a waste. doug: t-bone or a ribeye could doug: okay. rain tomorrow. maybe afternoon thunderstorms. breezy an warm. more humid than recent days. get to the weekend, cloudiness are left over on saturday. 70 degrees. sunday a lot more sunshine developing, becoming mostly sunny and 71. we have an emoji there. wear the sunglasses. you will need it. it will be bright blue and the weather will be fine for the weekend. d.c. united against new england saturday at 5:30. you can watch live on abc7. the weather will be ideal. game time in the 60's. for the next seven days here is what we have. sunshine returns on saturday. c

. >>> in your money wal*mart says hatched a plan to sell cage free egg.pany will only sell cage free eggs in all of of its stores within the next 10 years. the retail giant says the move improves the welfare of the hens used by its suppliers. wal*mart says it will maintain an affordable price for the eg eggs. >> baskin robbins has a new flavor the month. if you haven't seen it yet they just announced sour patch kids flavor for the month of april. in a post on instagram page it called sour patch kids red berry blast quote roller coaster of flavor. it's red raspberries and marshmallow ice cream swirled with sour patch kids candies in the mix. sounds awfully sweet. only available for a limited time. >>> a vacation off the coast of puerto rico turned into harrow ordeal for a michigan man. >> seven hours before finally landing on some dry land. david thompson says he was sailing 60-foot boat when he got knock off by a huge wave. tree toyed put on his live jacket that was tethered to the boat but the strong waves kept him from pulling it away eventually he got

i said to west land mall he look around and he said could you follow me to wal*mart?ams he never imagined what would happen next. both the man and the officer walked into wal*mart like they were old friends and the officer used his own money to buy the struggling father a car seat for his daughter. but before he had a chance to thank him, he says the officer drove off. >> she because real -- really shocked. he was set back. it's not general wal i was looking for i just wanted to help somebody out and pay it forward. >> wanting to show his extreme gratitude, dow wrote this heartfelt facebook post telling people never to judge a book by its cover. the post went viral. which brings to us this meeting. >> good to see you again. >> i had no other choice but to do that for you. >> man. >> you have a daughter, and she is number one priority. >> absolutely. >> and you deserve it. >> yeah. >> appreciate it. >> most definitely appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> like i said i wasn't looking for it but it does feel good to help somebody out that needs it. >> thank you of course

move comes almost a year ya after wal*mart urged thousandshs of us supply ares to curb thebhe use of animals.. >>> homeowners are trying boosto their curb appeal.thcurb according to new report from bank rate.com, 36 million home openers are planning renovations over the next 12 months.ths. most saying they'll fix thinghet outside of the house like driveways, decks, patios and ifd you're lucky enough, pools. p >>> very nice. >>> could the millennialul generation be most gullible ofle all age groups? new study founf yeah in some cases it's true.ass >> it is interesting.>>ti i wouldn't have thought that't h either. eith the new report says 17% of women and thought% of men between then ages of 18 to 34 said they lost money in a phone scam. s compared to just 11% of americans at large.. and cyber security companyy norton reports 44% of4%f millennials have been scammed online in the past year. >>> coming up, kevin sits downsd with kristen bell to talk abouta starring alongside melissa mccarthy in new movie the glosse live look outside on thisn tuesday morning.tuesday it looks nice out ther

and wal-mart has eliminated the prompt for the purchase. this after consumers complained about how long it takes to make the payment with the new cards. >>> and target takes a stand over transgender citizens and public bathrooms. and the biggest health care company in america says that they are dropping out of the key obama care program. meantime, accuweather is just around the corner. a pretty picture from cape may, david murphy has your lunch time forecast when we come right back. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a legislator at 25. always looking out for us. he worked to create a thriving commercial district. and he's brought new grocery stores to underserved areas. dwight evans is committed to revitalizing neighborhoods in all of philadelphia. he'll be a block by block congressman for us. i'm dwight evans and i'm proud to approve this message. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this

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>>> the police arrested a male and female suspect wednesday on possession of a stolen vehicle at wal-mart00 in the morning an officer spotted a stolen 2016 ford explorer at 3301 ranch drive. a check of the license plate revealed the car did match the report. and when police busted the suspect they found ten grams of meth inside the stolen truck. both suspects are currently in county jail. >>> a $58 million plan to eequip nearly l.a. pd officer with a body camera has been delayed by concerns offer the cost. l.a. officials say the goal was to eequip the officers with the cameras by the end of the year. the department says they don't expect to outfit some 7,000 officers in the fall. l.a. is following in the footsteps of southern states like tennessee who equipped some of their officers with body cameras earlier this year. and now to the campaign trail. hillary clinton was busy stumping for votes in southern california. she spoke to a large crowd at a college in l.a. she preached familiar themes, including calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised from $7.50. mrs. clin tonight didn't

it was packaging under their brand name including wal-mart potato salad and items under the deli counter label. there are no illnesses so far. >>> a famous tech billionaire is donating his own money to fight kansas. sean parker will create the parker institute for cancer therapy. parker was also facebook's first president and is providing $250 million to speed up the development of cancer fighting drugs and institutes including the university of pennsylvania will share their findings. >>> the "action news" team sought working on stories for today at 4:00. scammers are targeting websites like linked in and tricking people into thinking they got a job. >>> the accuweather forecast is coming up. >>> karen is with us today and back indoors. how does it feel out there? >> it's cool i like it warmer but it's sunny, you can't beat that. >> but it's getting warmer. >> that's right. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry around the area. we are looking good, let go on outside and see what this day looks like, chopper 6 hd is doing flying, and we look above at the philadelphia mus

fact community ambassadors and really the ambassadors go out interest and everyone everything from wal-mart walking people out of the houses from the fact train and question didn't know if it would work but it did it worked very, very well san francisco has a lot of programs and not a lot of them are love but this is this one universally loved program the city everyone loves the fact ambassadors (clapping.) i am proud that is one of the things i'm proud of i go around the fact country and talk about the fact ambassadors i'm surprised is the cities don't want to grab adrian and the mayor how could be in our city that's why the fact folks the jackets i'm close to them supporting them on the streets they have to go through me they're great i want to make sure they're prepared to deal with the challenges they face and passed the fact test very, very well, so 5 years later chinatown who knows pretty soon maybe oakland will time community ambassadors so great adrian and mr. mayor and supervisors and everyone that is part of this thank you and the reason we want to commend say you're part of this

visa and wal-mart are looking to save you time checking out with those new chip credit cards. has new software that it hopes will cut as much as 18 seconds off the time it takes to pay. and wal-mart has cut 11 seconds by eliminating the prompt asking you to confirm the amount of the purchase. this is according to the wall street journal. the changes come as consumers complain about how long it takes to pay with the new cards. let's talk stocks. stocks were mixed yesterday a the dow closed above 18,000 but weakness in tech shares that's what dragged nasdaq lower. right now futures pointing to a lower open. we have a report on existing home sales due out later today. intel is slashing as many as 12,000 jobs or 11 percent of its workforce. the cuts are parts of a restructuring as intel moves away from making computer chips for the shrinking pc industry and intel missed out on the boom of course in mobile commuting brought on by smartphones. intel hopes to save more than a billion dollars with the restructuring. >>> that's the latest in business news from nasdaq. back over to you