wal-mart has not commented on the incident. kimberly: extra crunch. so gross. can we get off this video now? larry: the chocolate tastes funny. now get ready for a whole lot of cuteness on your screen. kimberly: our mike carter-conneen will have his own holiday. they are officially parents of finalizing the adoption of drew. drew was born on memorial day. nearly seven months old and the newest addition on the holiday. >> there is more photos than that. happy baby! kimberly: beautiful! >> wow! >> take you outside. we are in the mid-50's. all in. this is a great night for this time of the year. a couple of days to get the final shopping done. maybe you are going out to dinner. 45 at leesburg. 45 at gaithersburg. grab a light coat. you are good to go. we have the rain to the west. little effect on temperatures. go to huntington. 56. 50 around bristol. the overall big picture is the rain. not in our area yet but you can see the direction moving from the west to the east. this is what we will keep an eyes on going through the night. here we are at 8:00. not out of t

these aren't shoppers they're a team of inspectors wal-mart has hired to make surprise visits to their one hundred forty stores in china. after being caught in recent scandals over meat and other tainted products the grocery giant is now spending more than fifty million dollars to try to ensure their products are clean. the testers collect random samples which are then taken to a bank. each item is run through a cycle of tests says if pesticides growth hormones or toxic industrial agents are found a supplier can be blacklisted. but wal-mart's lead food inspector admits the industry is often one step ahead introducing new harmful substances that test can't detect. this is really a tough battle by the saying goes when the priest climbs a post the devil climbs ten. to constantly testing capabilities to customers with seafood. the sheer volume of products wal-mart must inspect is another challenge this is one of their distribution centers. in many ways it offers a small window into the huge difficulties that lie in policing the country's food supply chain a difficulty that is becoming a gl

the sheer volume of products wal-mart must inspect is another challenge. this is one of their distribution centers. in many ways it offers a small window into the huge difficulties that law in policing the country's food supply chain the difficulty that is becoming a global issue as china increasingly exports food worldwide still authorities argue they're already doing their best imo well why not i'll go out on our challenges fresh and choose from the us the e.u. the u.k. or elsewhere to try and tackle the chinese market and i don't think they would that . but our authority is trying to make excuses for a lack of trying in our undercover investigation following the trail of ingredients for one ton noodle soup we found food suppliers operating with very little supervision and oversight from the farms. to the markets. to the kitchens. as for the fake ball of one ton noodles are tests found a number of toxic substances in the flour used for noodles there was from mel the heart which is used to preserve dead bodies but when eaten it can cause liver cancer in t

i spoke to a number of people who are women who work for wal-mart and they told exactly the same story of course of being unable to subsist adequately on a full time will sound very and so they were getting food stamps even while working full time their representatives estimate that wal-mart employees get something like six billion dollars worth of food stamps each year which is effectively a subsidy from the government to wal-mart but the bigger point is that what we're seeing in this economy is the growing precariousness of many jobs not just boerma we when the government talks about the need to get people off welfare and into jobs that's great and i'm all in favor of that but we have to acknowledge that many of those jobs will not pay a living wage because the conditions are not there the medical insurance doesn't exist the was not set and it's the geek economy which is going to generate ever more jobs that need to be supplemented by some form of social welfare and we share one gets when this is our info on the shooting at the beginning of asho he was talking about how lives this is

he wants a hoverboard, a bike, glue and you can get that at wal-mart, santa. >> i love it. is so organized and such good handwriting. i bet it is a first child. >> he wants some candy and he can get candy at the candy store yeah. >> i'm impressed, i have an eight years old, close to nine , and his handwriting noise where near that, good spelling. >> two page list. >> he can spell herac his. >> those are shoes. >> um-hmm. >> a fit bit he wants a fit bit. >> is this how people make christmas lists now. >>> parentally this is a nine year-old young lady. >> she wants fame. >> where do you get that from. >> somewhere. >> she wants a brother. >> it is a girl. >> that explains it. that is why it is so neat and organized. it makes more sense. >> she wants abash camper, you can get that at wal-mart. >> thinks really well done. >> are you contributing to the list. >> it is long, santa may need some help with this. lets see. >> teddy, your granddaughter does she have a list yet. >> not so much teddy but this little guy named jack, named three, he has sent me a e-mail of the list of th

around the other playing in boston, but they picked this wal-mart in the nort northeast. >> philly is our family. >> the 6' 11 brothers play in the nba. they were raised by their single mom in north philadelphia. >> being a single parent and trying to pay for the presents one way or the other and thinking about people that have a lot of kids. >> tonight, the santas checked in on this workshop giving recipients a chance to say thank you face to face. >> in the northeast, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> still to come on "action news" tonight, apple likes one app enough to buy the whole company. >>> plus women accusing president trump of sexual misconduct come forward again amid a national conversation about morality. >>> and a celebration for many in the hispanic community. cecily? >> temperatures have been rising today, 42-degrees. we reverse the trend. i'm tracking bitter cold windchills. we are tracking snow in the seven-day forecast. >> and ducis rogers has more on nick foles now in >> celebrity chef mario is stepping down following reports of sexual misconduct for 20 ye

on their companies from humble beginnings in small town arkansas to the world's leading retailer wal-mart has come a long way since one nine hundred sixty to no one except for maybe son who never lost sight of his original idea could have predicted the company's remarkable growth well not just in case because one must be. a national registry and yet and they are no doubt highly respected in the communities in which they live and their dad they do respectable things a very fine museums and they give money to hospitals and feel that they will let stuff. and yet you know in many communities people who work will more or better wage but also getting food stamps so that basically the public is paying for bugs labor. for fiscal year in two thousand and twelve while more has gross sales of what four hundred forty six billion and then the net sales were sixteen point seven but almost seventeen billion dollars net profit i have no problem with a company making a profit but like i said i have my own business but when you're making a profit at the expense of the people who are doing the work and they

then look at the second text you just heard about involving wal-mart august 2016. strzok texts just went to a southern virginia wal-mart. i could smell the trump support. republicans believe the most explosive texts though involves the controversial fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. remember his wife raked in about half a million dollars from a pac tied to clinton friend terry mcauliff. the problem with this august 2016 text, it speaks to a possible conspiracy. strzok texting, quote: i want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in andy's office that there is no way he or trump gets elected. but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. rosenstein repeatedly deflected questions about that. >> if you have those wal-mart shopping trump voters that peter strzok so derided in his text messages, how do they react to that? do they have confidence in their fbi and their department of justice? >> we have appropriate internal affairs officers who will get to the bottom of that. ing. >> now, rosenstein vaguely said that report will be coming out fairly soon. and he a

just went to a southern virginia wal-mart. i could smell the trump support. lisa page writes back, yes, out to lunch with redacted. we both hate everyone and everything. then you hear this. you see this. just ripping on the hot mess that is our country. peter strzok writes back yet, it's scary real down here and in october strzok texting "i am riled up, trump is a blank idiot , unable to provide a coherent answer." your reaction to that governor? >> governor: what knobery. the contempt they have that don't go to the georgetown cocktail parties, people that go to wal-mart and sit at the nieman marcus or wherever it is they go i find that disgusting on a lot of levels but most of all because they're supposed to be servants of the american public and those folks at wal-mart who are shopping at wal-mart to save money and take care of their families, those hard working people pay the salaries of these people and there's no way under heaven that they ought to continue to get a paycheck from the very people they despise and look down their long filth it noses at. it

. >> she was about to buy $1,500 for toys at wal-mart.ad been given three gift cards worth $500 each. >> we had a cart of toys by the time we hit the checkout. they said, sorry, there is nothing on this card. >> the card's value drained, 50 christmas wishes dashed. >> it was an absolute nightmare for me. it's 50 kids i am seeing if my mind i can't purchase gifts for. >> reporter: half of americans say a gift card is their most popular last-minute gift. they can also be risky. >> if you give the card the person can end up losing it or in some cases, someone could have stolen the gift card number and utesed that ahead of time, trying to recoup those losses can be a headache. >> they reveal it by replacing it with a sticker. >> here is a wal-mart football, here's a zer practice stick bought online. shopping experts recommend buy them online rather than if person. do not buy them hanging on a store rack, where thieves can get to them. ask for them behind the counter. use a credit card or cash and change the security code as soon as you buy it

critics say it is another sign wal-mart doesn't pay enough. >>> more and more employers are planning to spread holiday cheer this year thanks to the stronger economy and better bottom line. 71 percent are throwing holiday parties, 61 percent plan to hand out bonuses and half of the co are finding gifts for workers. >>> i like that idea you have to imagine that things like that help with employee moral, spend money for a christmas party and then everybody is more productive. >> even if you do a small scale, christmas or holiday party. >> i will say we get things throughout the year, we get sweat shirts, there is an employee of the month award, we get goodies once a month, they spread it out around the year. >> that is nice, to spread it out. >> all right. >> but i'm not stopping a good holiday party. >> bring it on. >> all in for a good party. we will see you tomorrow. >>> president trump is inching closer to securing a major legislative victory on tax reform and wants congress to act quickly. >> i'm excited to announce that if congress sends me a bill before christmas the irs, this i

oftentimes, i was never able to leave wal-mart -- not wal-mart, but k-mart or woolworth's with a toy in my hand. i thought my grandmother was being mean, but the fact of the matter is, we couldn't afford to buy toys. she could barely afford to get us the clothes on our backs, which she oftentimes would put on layaway. and how fortunate that i had station 5 right down the street from my house and i knew no matter what i didn't get throughout the year that in december we would line up outside that door and get handed a bag of toys. [applause] what it does to put smiles on kids' faces, when you hear the gunshots and craziness and everything around you, the time that you can pick up the toys, there is nothing else that matters at that time. no matter if i'm supervisor or anything else in this city, it's a program near and dear to my heart, that it made a difference in my life. it took care of kids in my community and they're consistently there every december, delivering the toys, delivering the bikes, delivering the smiles, delivering the love. and so i want to thank all of the sponsors

. >> if you have those wal-mart shopping trump voters that peter strzok so derided in his text messagesow do they react to that? do they have confidence in their fbi and department of justice? >> they're going to ask me what in the hell is going on with the department of justice and the fbi. dagen: some americans may be losing confidence in the department of justice and the fbi as newly-revealed anti-trump texts from members of robert mueller's special council team show a bias for hillary clinton and against president trump and his supporters. emily if america loses confidence in our justice system not good, right? >> probably the most important thing of the outcome of the special council investigation is public confidence because if the public does not have confidence in the decision whatever the ultimate decision robert mueller makes is, it's going to be, there's going to be a problem because people won't accept the results of it which could create a massive headache and yes, that could eventually translate to even further lack of confidence across-the-board. our institutions right no

to wal-mart because they are the biggest they import a good many goods from abroad. reply them resell them repackage them they need these international supply lines without them they don't make a profit so it hurts american businesses in the long run the border adjustment tax because every import becomes more expensive in a situation where the american economy is not producing too many goods as we all know there are. importing alliance and thereby violate international trade all right lol i'm still there were what about europe's concerns though i mean i asked at the beginning of the show where you're forced to pick up the trump tax tab is there anything that the e.u. can do if it's facing a situation that could create a tax war or trade war i don't think that a tax war is looming because especially continental europe depends on its taxation regime just running after it like some german commentators have asked for today is unlikely because this isn't the doesn't work that way what is short to happen is that the european union as one unit will go before the w t o dispu

optimistic that it's going to happen that is going to help give all these companies a boost target wal-mart macy's kohl's all these companies i'm talking about amazon till they're going to get a huge tax break well as you just said there has been a major focus recently on consumer confidence which is sitting nicely at a seventeen year high but wages still remain pretty stagnant and we just saw that in the most recent jobs report so how is it that americans are feeling optimistic if we're not feeling improvement in our paychecks well i think people are feeling optimistic because if you have a plan and you're reading your statements for the last year it's increasing without you having to do anything so that right there makes people feel better about their future more secure for their retirement also if they do these tax cuts for income tax going into twenty people are going to see that immediate savings they're going to see that immediate savings and that makes people feel more optimistic about the future as far as the wage growth i mean people been talking about this i don't know why. hasn't

. >> wal-mart yanks a t shirt suggesting violence toward journalist, the bay area company doing damage control. >> skies are clear over the south bay right now, beautiful view this evening of downtown san jose. coming up will any rain return or will we hit 70 degrees? which one is first? the forecast is next. nats tires squealing -- oh, bleep! >>> only on 5 video of a driving stunt in san francisco gone horribly wrong. [ tires screeching ] when the passenger came flying out the side door! >> oh! >> did you see it? the car was spinning donuts when the passenger came flying out the side door. it happened yesterday afternoon in the excelsior. kpix5's da lin is there with the aftermath. ok, somehow, the passenger is ejected from the moving car. the teen is the on the ground scre m the cell p >> reporter: a black camaro spinning donuts. pay attention to the passenger side. ntersection of excels aples >> oh! 's store. > reporter: here is another look. somehow the passenger is ejected from the moving car. the teen is on the ground screaming in pain. ry.

a number of wal-mart workers dressed up as santa to demand holiday pay.al-mart eliminated extra pay on holidays last year replacing it with a policy where workers accrue paid time off based on the hours they've worked. the strike was really more of a protest. similar protests were set for wal-mart locations in 11 states across the country. >>> now to the south bay where san jose's most iconic downtown office tower has been sold for nearly $34 million with plans to restore it. two investors reportedly bought the bank of italy building along with an adjacent parking lot and a building that contains a nightclub. the tower was built 90 years ago and was the one-time site of a bank of italy branch. the bank was founded by gianini and was a forerunner of bank of america. >> it's a long awaited opportunity for an acoppic building -- iconic building in the heart of our downtown due to get a face lift. it has not been well-preserved over the decades and this is an opportunity for us to make this jewel shine. >> san jose mayor says he's thrilled to see the building