workers. >> host: and the exposÉ is about how you could call the line as a wal-mart associate, wal-martker if you were really struggling and they would actually direct you to how you get basically welfare, how you get public subsidies. wal-mart will be telling you at the same time they are all for deregulation and not interfering in the private sector they rely on the government and taxpayer money to subsidize the workers. >> guest: completely corporate welfare and its commonplace for them to have a toy drive and food drive for their employees around the holiday. mcdonald's got busted in a huge and embarrassing pr for having a website for their workers to help them learn how to stretch their measly paycheck. and it included i think it was choose lower so you don't feel so hungry. these are american companies who have full acknowledgment that the people they employ can't feed their families or buy toys for their children at christmas. they work at the stores everyone shops at during these holidays and their own workers can't shop there and feed their families. it's shameful. >> host: tal

particularly wal-mart workers. >> we had really great >> we had really great research in the reality is and other big barks retailers failed to pay a decent wage that means they cannot feed their families families, don't have health care so they have to get it through the safety net thank goodness we still have some left so what you have is billions and billions of taxpayer dollars providing food stamps and health care coverage to a wal-mart workers. >> there were expo's days how you could call line and they would direct you basically how to get welfare or public subsidy at the same time they are all ford deregulation and not interfering with the private sector they rely on the government and taxpayer money to subsidize their workers. >> it is commonplace for them to have the tory drive-in food drive for their employees during the holidays. mcdonald's had huge embarrassing p.r. for having a web site for their workers to help them learn how to stretch their paycheck that included jews slower so you don't feel so hungry and these are american companies who have full acknowledgement tha

at 11:20 p.m., kelsie pulls into the wal-mart parking lot. she waits almost an hour for donthe to show up. finally messaging him that she's "tired of waiting" and will come to him. at 12:15 in the morning, donthe texts her to meet him on this street. they've met here before. it's near his grandmother's house, donthe's current crash pad. again, she's left waiting in the car. "where are you," she messages him. "i've been here over an hour just waiting." kelsie is never seen again. by the end of the week, her phone shuts off and her mother is melting down. >> just sheer panic and disbelief. i mean, i can't even remember how scared i felt. >> reporter: coming up, donthe tells his story to the cops. >> we are now leaning towards foul play. >> reporter: is the basketball star a piece of a larger puzzle? and could kelsie's case be connected somehow to another woman who's gone missing over 1,000 miles away? could there be a nationwide conspiracy, kidnapping young women? stay with us. to the woman in the mid-90's showstopper... you're right. it's time

the gap, wal-mart post numbers on thursday. analysts expect lower earning from wal-mart. government reported last week that e retail sales rose more than expected last month but reare tailers come out and talk about a struggle. >> yeah. specifically that folks aren't buying clothing anymore. private labeled brands with names look happy belly . wickened prime and momma bear with nuts, spice, vitamin and household items like diapers and laundry detergent. journal says amazon will offer them to members of the 99 dollar a year prime program. and they'll offer them later this month or early next month. >> negotiations between verizon and striking union officials begin genal tomorrow and that comes after top verizon and union officials met yesterday. secretary tom perez nearly 40,000 verizon employing on strike over one month. they'd been working without a contract since august. j can you believe it's been going on or for that long. apple stockses we're watching they invested in Über main rival in china. d.d. is denying reports that it might go public in the u.s. next year and

wal-mart referred us to the website.here under the frequently asked questions wal-mart explains the prices may vary from store to store because each store must manage its own inventory and compete with local merchants. so if there is a target down the road that wal-mart will probably have lower prices. bottom line, most major grocery chains tend to have the same prices in a region. we did find several lower prices in the one neighborhood with three competing grocery stores. plus a target and a sam's club within one mile. remember your t it's not worth to drive 15 minutes out of your way to save a couple of dollars. john matarese, abc7 news. leon: tonight. a high school athlete charged with sexual assault. >> i wasn't forcing her. even afterwards she was still smiling. leon: only on 7, the accused teenager's version of what went on in a school stairwell. a clean-up crew arrived at the scene of a small mail dump. it turns out to be the dip of a dirty smelly iceberg. "7 on your side" consumer alert. be careful with bike sha

amazon has the lowest price, hence to your point, amazon is getting the increases in wal-mart and wal-mart in same-store sales, that's up over five years of negative same-store sales. so even with what's working, it's barely working in the shopping centers and shopping malls, while amazon is running the table. stuart: real fast, is wal-mart a bright spot? >> wal-mart's a bright spot because the ceo's cleaning up 15 years worth of problems that have been passed to him by predecessor. stuart: burt flickinger, thanks for coining the expression. it worked for us. thanks a lot. check out the big board. we're down, but not as much as we were before. it's a 45 point loss as we speak. one of the reasons that we lost, one of them, is the price of oil. it's down a buck. when oil prices go down, we tend to see stocks go down. oil back at 47 this morning. how about dick's sporting goods? better profits and i believe it's a big winner, nicole, tell me. >> it is a big winner. that sector is a tough one. it allows for bankruptcy in march and dick's is bidding for some of the stores. the strength came fro

we will tell you why wal-mart does not want your signature.thunder beat the san antonio spurs and close out the series. they move on to the eastern conference final. we have all the highlights for you. 222 yesterday. dow futures looking down about 53-point and disney looking $45 this morning. s&p 500 down five-point good nasdaq futures looking down the love in. watching "fbn:am," your first look at money market and breaking news. nicole: wal-mart has filed suit over visa appeared they had transactions with a signature instead of it. you wal-mart does transactions are in a secure method of payment and pin-based payments. they also are marked as to conduct a release is now part. lauren: aol two months spoke at the new york tech conference. armstrong spoke about reports that facebook has conservative subjects on the training topic. >> it would be highly unlikely for you highly unlikely facebook user information for consumers. at the end of the day all of us have one word with consumers. it stressed. lauren: the commerce committee has sent a lette

wal-mart debit card companies have an unable to get cash or make purchases. there is a technical problem and it is believed it will be fixed soon. million of men, miami with lower incomes rely on repaid debit cards to manage their money. >> dubs nation is feeling more at ease after the evening of the western conference finals. steph curry scored 17 points including continue straight in a few minutes' span at 118-none. goes goes now is 12-30 -- 12-0 in games after a loss. >> the big win over the thunder is not only reason for the franchise to celebrate, sports business journal named warriors the sports "team of the year." the owner earned executive of the area honors, and he and the c.e.o. have accepted the award at ceremony in new york. >> now the weather: 20 degree cooler is what mike said before s that rue? >>> inland it will be that much cooler. compared to yesterday, in antioch where it was 100 and it will drop to 82 degrees today. here is a beautiful shot of the ocean santa cruz is an area that is breezy and 66 degrees. we had the one and done at the coa

. >> wal-mart versus amazon pick the latest earnings this week while archrival amazon wants to eat even more of all my flash by jumping into the private label business with disparity in good brand such as nuts, spices and household items. lauren: in the nba playoffs, toronto raptors and the miami heat and move on to face cleveland. in baseball, bluebirds than rangers duke it out as tempers flare. nicole: 5:31 a.m. it is monday morning. may 16th. we welcome you to "fbn:am"

wal-mart is learning that you get what you pay for.etailer reported surprisingly good sales for the first quarter, one reason for that, wal-mart recently started paying its worker more money, in turn there, spending more money at wal-mart. retailer also says making a point to keep prices low. and apple stores are getting make over, about 20% of the new store layout will be an open area, where customer, the jean just bar, genius grove, dedicate today business customers across the board room, some stores will have plazas that will have occasional concerts, brooke, jim? >> interesting. already looks like -- >> a future. >> wow. >> thanks, jill. >> an update to story we told but yesterday, demolition crews will be out in west philadelphia today, tearing down a vacant house where turkey vultures are nesting, l & i crews ripped the porch roof off abandoned property north ' street. neighbors hope once the home is gone, the big bothersome birds will leave, as well. >> violent attack on police officer in minnesota. >> it shows the officer pulli

wal-mart is the world's largest retailer and bell weather for u.s. economy.acy's, kohl's, nordstroms all said sales slowed down this year but tj max saw an increase. wal-mart's results could be make or break for retail sector as a whole, brooke and jim. >>> i'm always covering security breach necessary my consumer reports but you are hearing a security breach four years ago was far worse then previously thought? >> reporter: yeah, that is right, personal data a from about 117 million linkedin users may have been stolen, that is way more than the six and a half initially reported. hackers could be trying to sell e-mail addresses and pass word on line, potentially use that information, to break into users other accounts, like banking, web sites, and linkedin says it will once again asked impacted users to change their pass word, brooke and jim. >> i don't even remember my linkedin pass word. >> most people pass word 123, in the exactly bright, come up with a different pass word. we will speak with you later, jill. >>> in other news a four year-old boy a's unfor

the renew is better than expected on wal-mart.'s certainly a positive note in the face of what we have been seeing for negative markets in the terms of the broader consumer. bob your thoughts on the numbers. >> it's very encouraging. we have been watching the consumer for some time. it's been relatively soft, wal-mart earnings very good, home depot earnings very good but unfortunately great earnings and stocks fell $3, so it's kind of a dicotomy there but i'm encouraged to see the consumer back. maria: that's the reason the market sold off yesterday and the fed may start to raise rates. jon: what i find interesting about the numbers that a lot of spending has been online, the retailers themselves and stores have been suffering so much, what does it tell us, that here we have retailers who is producing strong numbers? what does that tell us about the consumer? maria: also wal-mart.com. >> you have to separate what is retail retail versus what is fuel, gasoline, last year 2015 was a record year for the driver in the united states. t

larry wal-mart. seriously? a brother can't get any respect. incidentally, larry wal-mart is what i call myself when i go scoot'in. believe it or not obama's entire speech wasn't about me. no, it's true. it's hard to believe. i agree. no, he laid out a case to how much race relations have improve improved since he was in school. >> my father may not have been served in a restaurant there were if you black ceo as and judges. >> larry: who was sitting on afternoon syndicated legal shows? but truthfully it was a very inspiring speech. your first black president speaking at a historically black university. he gave them this bit of advice. >> being confident in your blackness. >> larry: ooh. go be confident in your black minutes. okay. how confident are we talking? on the scale of raven symone and nina how much? i'm just trying to get a -- but i have to say the president's speech was very moving which means it didn't take long for fox news to hate it. >> this is divisive if mitt romney went to byu and said be confident in your whiteness people would

companies like amazon and wal-mart are already experimenting with drone delivery.ederal regulations are still being debated. >> we'll learn process. this is strictly humanitarian mission. we're excited to be a part of it. >> for are wandas in need of medical supplies, things are looking up. cnet.com cbs news. >> we could soon find out who the lucky soul is that hit saturday's jackpot worth $429 million. the one winning ticket was sold at a 7 711 in trenton, new jersey. the customers and cashier were happy to be affiliated with that winning ticket. >> i said i'm going to find out who it was. >> that was my shift that day. this is exciting. first time we actually won anything. it was blind blowing. >> closer to home, a 711 again the person won a mere million powerball jackpot matching all five except the power ball. that winning ticket was sold at a 711 in mcclain, virginia. >>> math experts at university of virginia using smart phones to track sleep patterns show middle age men get the at least amount of sleep. women go to bed later and wake up later. >>> researcher

and here's what's interesting about wal-mart.-mart owned by the wealthiest family in america, pays wages that are so low that many of the people that work there have got to go on food stamps and medicaid. who pays for those food stamps and medicaid? that's right. working families in this ountry pay higher taxes in order to subsidize the wages paid by the wealthiest family in america. that is absurd. [applause] so i say to the walton family, get off of welfare, pay your worker as living wage. [applause] > but it is not just a corrupt line of finance system. it's not just the rigged campaign system. here in california, my state of vermont, people are working two or three jobs. mom is working 40 hours. dad is working 40 hours. kids are working 40 hours. and at the end of all of that, 58% of all new income goes to he top 1%. you ready for a radical dea? [cheers and applause] together, we are going to create an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. but it's not just the corrupt campaign finance syst

. >> pam: retell giant wal- mart is selling these up over the way it handled chipped debit cards.- mart filed a lawsuit and the new york supreme court today same visa's map that is not secured. , says visa allows customers to just use a signature to verify transactions with these particular debit cards. the company's dependence in using penumbras are more secure and less expensive for the retailer to conduct visa has not commented on this matter. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary:steph curry, is the first unanimous mvp in the national basketball association history. that means all 131 voters agreed that he is the best player and a leak. curry accepted this court this afternoon at a ceremony on the floor of oracle or may not. --oracle >> this is something that i do not even know how to put into words. i do not even know what to say. this is a huge honor as something obviously i will never forget for the rest of my life. >> guys, you inspire me to continue to get better and get the most opportunities. thank you very much of this award. and suppor

guest: it's a little different than wal-mart. on the has got things shelf and you can go get that, if you can find a 35 on the shelf at wal-mart, give the pentagon a call. up and ove to pick one get a bulk discount there. a lot of ment, it's stuff, top-speaker technology in a lot of cases, talking about restricted. are missilet have a javelin on the shelf either so there are some long term complications. that in this ing priority have made a of dealing with the acquisition reform and does it need to be as pentagon has the made it. they're saying there are ways to make it more sufficient and thing. the whole host: the authorization bill will move over to that side. thanks so much. militarytimes.com and reporting, you can follow his reporting on twitter @leoshane. thank you again for being here. guest: anytime. announcer: on the next "washington journal," tom manger, discusses a recent report discussing homicide rates on the rise in dozens of u.s. joseph lawler looks at the puerto rico debt relief legislation introduced in the week

. >> coming from costco and wal-mart.t: amazon, too. >> just last week the federal government blocked the merger of halliburton and baker hughes, a 34 billion dollar deal. stuart: a lot of mergers have been blocked. on grounds that i personally don't approve. now this, oh, dear, it's been a long time since britain's soccer hooligans made headlines, but they're back. hundreds of them attack the bus carrying mach united's players, in canada. a london club. beer cans thrown, bus windows shattered. the players couldn't get out of the bus. please, remember, we're bringing you the story because these players trapped inside a bus with rioters around them. these players are valued at hundreds of millions of dollars, and they were trapped in the middle of a riot. the riot police eventually dispersed the crowd and the game was delayed. hooliganism is back in my home country. we have word from nasa, more than 1200 new planets discovered, some of them may be able to support life, but they're awful long way away. check out the town--

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. >> then, a video after woman at a wal-mart is going viral. why she beer railed dollars a young father standing in line. sue? >> hey there, tony, cloudy, damp day again, very little measurable rain around the region, but that's about to change for friday. we've got a wet friday to get through. i'll take you hour by hour through that forecast, talking about the weekends in detail. fox5 news at 6:00 will be right back. back. >> beleuh high school student curses, threatens, puts his hands on substitute teacher. but despite how outrageous or violent it may seem, the substitute did not press charges. instead, mr. taylor characterized it as, quote, acting out, and recommended the senior be end rolled in a program called restore tiff justice, extensive mediation, and includes writing an essay about what he did wrong, and apologize to go mr. taylor. the teen was suspended for few days, and told co-not a fend prom. but dc public school says the restore tiff justice program may help keep the troubled teen's life on track. >> home someone ten, 15, 20 day

wal-mart arcs they are more secure than signatures and can prevent fraud, initially, wal-mart only allowedts verified by pin but visa forced signature verification. >> a liquor store in operation for more than 120 years is closing, the grasses of the founder are in the 70s and plan to retire almost is no one to take over management, so the family is shing the property. >> this is on the closing date. >> and now, to jane king in money report. >> good morning. lower start today. disney and macy's have a lot to do with that both companies having disappointing quarterly reporter weigh on the markets. the dow is down 80 and s&p 500 in the red. california was ranked the worst state in the country for business. that is arresteding to chief executive manage, as well as last year, lax for taxes and regulation, and 26 for living environment. this history is not considered access do venture capital or research where california excelled. >> instagram will target shoppers would look online but do not by. the ads show up on facebook, with items that you may have last behind or only looked at. now they a

xog is a new line of wine at wal-mart that offers stacked individual glasses of pino, and row say. >>john legend launched lve, alleged vinyard exclusive. it's a collection of limited edition napa valley wines. >> i can actually see this around a lot. ang ang angel ina and brad pit. >>> a black united peas front woman with her father pat ferguson in 2006 and it includes the blends named of course ferglicious. >>> and the a course. a lot of white wines titled wayne. >> just wait. how many more minutes? it's 5:00 somewhere. 35, it's 5:00 here. >> up ahead. >> if they do not meet our safety protocols that i am comfortable with personally as governor, we're going to withhold funding. >> virginia governor threatening metro why he says he may cut funds to the transit system. >> reporter: johnny death penalty in a major atheist organization planning to march here next weekend at the lincoln memorial. over to borrowed. >> the redskins back on the field. we'll show you who side of today's ota, but first what's happening this weekend. >>> it's 5:30 on a wednesday's we know that means at work you

and greeters are back at wal- mart.r says it is moving more employees to the entrances of its stores. they will great arriving customers, answer questions, even check receipts to cut down on shoplifting. wal-mart plans to fill 9,000 of the hourly positions nationwide. >>> well, we pointed out at the beginning of the newscast that it was, as you probably know, kind of an overcast, a little bit of a rainy start, not much. and the fireworks we had earlier in the week, mostly have headed to the east. the sierra has a chance of thunderstorms. for us, that low pressure we showed you at the beginning of the program is spinning toward denver, but for us, a few showers that are all moving south. we'll generally dry it out tonight. could be a few showers, but that's not it. down south, not much to see. the big sir mountains, that's about it. as we look at the golden gate bridge. overcast skies, a few patches of blue. right now, numbers are mostly in the low 60s and exceptions, san francisco 59. santa rosa 58. finally nudge out to

the waltons own wal-mart, the largest private sector company in this country. but they pay their workers wages that are so low that many of their employees are forced to go on food stamps and medicaid. and you know who pays for those food stamps and medicaid? you do. little to me to be a bit absurd for working families to have to subsidize the wealthiest family in this country. cheers and applause] and i say to the walton family, and by the way, one of the waltons made a campaign contribution to secretary clinton of hundreds of thousands of dollars -- [jeers] i say to that family, maybe instead of making large campaign contributions to secretary clinton, pay your workers a living wage! cheers and applause] but we have got to deal with not just a declining and disappearing middle-class, not just the fact that we have over 20% of our children living in poverty, not just that we have a corrupt campaign finance system, we also have a broken criminal justice system. cheers and applause] there is something very, very wrong in this country when we have more people in

visa has yet to comment on wal-mart's lawsuit. >>> major stock indices surged yesterday. dow was up 222 points. futures indicate there could be some give backs though at the opening bell. >>> two u.s. senators proposing that airlines should drop baggage fees on checked luggage. they say that would speed up the lines at security check points. an airline spokesperson called the proposal misguided and said it would lead to fare increases to make up for the lost baggage fees. >> a bucks county man has set out on a biking journey to celebrate his 96th birthday. bill grunt bikes almost 10 miles a at the same time he got his first bike when he was 10 and he's loved riding ever since. to mark his birthday he went for a ride in doylestown. "action news" was at wesley enhanced living as he got a cake and commemorative membership to the club. my guess is that he'll be riding to a hundred and beyond. >> let's hope so. >> yeah. >> 4:52. coming up on "action news" local volunteers are heading north this morning to help a region in canada that is being destroyed by wildfire. details at

police say 42 year-old ronald ran in the wal-mart to change into a teen ant turtle shirt but witnesses chased and subdued him. >> i went to the sporting goods section, grabbed a bat and flushed him out. the real hero, gentlemen who was able to get a cart and mow him down with the cart by the market section. so, stood over him and waited until police got there. >> one good samaritan says the real hero here, is the mom. she was like a mother bear, defending her cub. >>> and health check at 11:00 tonight nutrition labels are getting a make over to make them easier to understand. you won't have to do as much math, for example, a bag of chips or soda bottle will be broken up in multiple servings. numbers will reflect realistic portions based on the package size. california will -- calories wile the boldes thing than anything else on the label. more attention will be added sugars. first lady michelle obama announced the f.d.a. changes today, most food manufacturers have two or three years, to comply, with the new regulations. >>> proud of her accomplishments there. >> it is ironic when it sh

finally at wal-mart, he was over-wharched tour eight items ranging from 20 cents to $5.02 above whats listed on the shelf. >> stores are aware that we are looking, we are monitoring. and that there are severe penalties. >> reporter: she says her inspectors are tasked with protecting the interests of consumers. >> this will definitely cost you thousands of dollars and that's what we're trying to prevent. >> reporter: we reached out for schools for comment. right-aid said it's an isolated incident and 93 take price scanning seriously. home depot called it rare and say they generally honor the lower price. wal-mart said if customers find a different price on the shelf, the lower price is the price the customer receives. kohl's did not respond to our request for comment. >> many people trust canners and should not. >> reporter: back in philadelphia, the lack of enforcement in pennsylvania may give retailers little incentive to comply. >> the law is very clear. whatever the price is marked, it's supposed to scan at that price or there are consequences. the law is not being enforced, unfor

car sales also up, also restaurant, this week investors waiting for wal-mart re lights earnings for the last quarter, wal-mart the worm's largest retailer, gooden kate or every american spending habits overall. traditional department stores like macy's nordstrom, and kohl's, all reported weak sales. >> and here's one twi expand the size of your smart watch screens. samsung filed patent for technology, that lets the watch project information on a nearby surface, like users hand or forearm you can use that larger space to write or for the app. brooke, jim? >> thanks a lot, jill. >> someone on the list of unindicted conspiracy ever terse in the bridge closing scandal want the name to stay is a secret. attorney for the anonymous person has appealed federal judge's ruling to the third us circuit court of appeals. attorney said that to release the names without allowing her client to establish that he was not a co-conspirator would violate his due process right. >> bernie sanders takes his campaign to report reijo, and as hena daniels reports, republicans have more meetings planned this week

you won't find this rock at wal*mart.ennis ball sized diamond, tennis ball sized diamond will go on the auction block in london next month. experts say the gem measured more than 1100 carats. could sell for more than $70 million. >> you've been fixated on since this morning. >> yeah. >> you may not be able to afford that diamond for mother' days but you can still make mom feel special. >> absolutely. whether your mom likes to row lacks, goes for the thrills and chills or loves to pamper herself, we have great ideas for mother's day gifts and that's coming up. katie? >> we're still dealing with more wet weather guys. you know eventually though i can guarantee i was dry sunny day, yes, the sun will eventually return to this forecast. i promise you. in the meantime still wet weather to track. we'll do just that and have your full seven day forecast coming up. >> hey there honor of mother's day this sunday we're checking out the top baby names of 2015. >> the top finishers might look familiar. the tom five boys names are the

. >> we have another full 90 minutes news including a big remember for wal-mart shoppers while the prepaidnot be working. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> a passenger jet carrying 66 people disappeared from radar. this morning, new information including the strange move made just before vanishing. >> i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. >> it is thursday. we will start with weather and traffic. mike? >> good morning, everyone. our satellite and radar shows the cold front moving toward cloverdale. there are low clouds along the coast. freeze is a big story. along with beautiful pink and blue colors. temperatures are milder at 54 to separate. we stay in the 50s at the coast and 60 around the bay and only 70s inland. the 100s and 90s and 80s are gone. for a long-term. sue? >> the san mateo bridge shows traffic flowing and early work has been picked up westbound direction. you are looking at 14 or 15 minutes from 880 and hayward to 101 in the san mateo and foster city area. green means everyone is at the limit on the road sensors with slow traffic from the

wal-mart hasn't changed quickly enough.have these employees and real estate and people are going on-line to purchase what they need. it bounced down to 89 and bounced back. >> intraday 87. stuart: news on apple, they don't reveal the apple watch sales, they don't do that, but we've got one firm that says apple watch sales are way, way down. how much are they down? >> industry research, apple doesn doesn't-- and the units in the fourth quarter, that includes some holiday shopping season. they say that unit sales is meeting our quota for the first quarter. they've been out for a year and apple doesn't talk about it. stuart: i hate that the watch is a failure. i hate to be dramatic. >> i'm saying, the watch, you can tweak it, they're saying 12 times earnings get me $135 a share, almost 40% from here so it's a value play if you're owning apple. stuart: i here tom horwitz in chicago making choices. apple, they're ramping up and we hear it's mass hirings in taiwan. >> the iphone 7, a more complex iphone 7, possibly all glass with

tions take no different than wal-mart. everybody else doing a deal different a little than wal-mart. an aircraft in and let uslease call know because the military would get a deal in bulk there. unitions are not something -- ou can't buy a javelin missile on the shelf now. noting in this bill there's been a priority of dealing with defense acquisition reform and does it need to be as complicated as congress has made it. host: and leo will be covering th >> on the next washington journal, tom major, montgomery county, maryland police chief discusses a recent report showing homicide rates on the rise in dozens of u.s. cities. looks of the puerto rico debt relief legislation entries in the house this week. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. teacher union leaders, school superintendents and scholars testified before the senate health, education and labor and pensions committee on implementing the every student succeeds act. wit

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