i go to a local distributor so whether that is target or wal-mart wal-mart. i buy it, go on the mountain and i am like i want great shots, go and capture content, use gopro studio and share it on social media. and here is editing software. jake would be able to give you a demo but you take content from the camera, offload it on the computer edit and trim and save an edited through the interface. we try to make it as easy as possible for our user. we created gopro through the template which is a pre-edited template where you can drag and drop the footage. >> host: what was your background before gopro? >> i was working by another company that was acquired by gopro and part of that was to develop an editing tool for gopro. we spent the last few years making the studio software. >> host: it looks complicated. >> it is not. it just has a big screen. it is easy. you have set two edits, set three export, and the first launch is aa tutorial and step one is where you go through the footage, add it to the conversion, convert the files into the kodak and once you do th

wal-mart. i am pro wal-mart. that's where i go to do my people watching. >> wal-mart, they are the biggest employer. target is behind them and home depot is behind them. didn't the other competitors give a raise? >> there was the gap. >> didn't costco give a minimal raise? >> at the end of the day everybody bashes wal-mart. it is an easy thing to do. but the fact that they are successful is why they are getting the scrutiny that should otherwise be reserved. >> are you suggesting my bashing of wal-mart was unwarranted? >> you owe them an apology. guy it is a pile of cash. -- >> it is a pile of cash. you don't chop a wal-mart but the policy is to card anyone who looks under 40. >> i got an alcohol reference, how good is that? >> it is very good. your monologue was way too meta for me. i don't know if i am supposed to like wal-mart but i will say no to wal-mart and yes to costco because i like being affiliated with a members only club. i do, i do. >> you get a bag, you know. >> i also like the large, open space and i like to buy things in bulk because i feel i never run out. >> costco's democrat and wa

companies like wal-mart and coca-cola to pick just two see the problem clearly and have done great things. wal-mart prince, has taken exemplary responsibility -- wal-mart, for instance, haze taken exemplary responsibility for its carbon footprint not only in its facilities but beyond the corporate walls out to its international supply chain. wal-mart has led the move for consumers away from incandescent bulbs and into high efficiency lighting. and if you have ever used that machine where you have to crank electricity in order to light up an incandescent bulb and then do the same thing for a high efficiency bulb, you've had an unforgettable experience of how much more efficient those modern bulbs are. wal-mart has strong and responsible carbon policies and wal-mart has made a successful business model of saving money by reducing carbon emissions. wal-mart even has an internal price on carbon so that it can properly evaluate its internal processes and its own facilities against its climate standards. and this is not new for wal-mart. a decade ago wal-mart's then-c.e.o., lee scott said -- quote -- "the science is in and it is overwhelming. we believe

wal-mart will flood the neighborhood with traffic at all i hours. >> absolutely. but for me that it is not just in my backyard, but i don't even like wal-mart in that community. >> reporter: she lives next door and has become a leader in that anti-wal-mart fight. >> this is a small quiet residential neighborhood. and this plaza, it is a neighborhood plaza. not an appropriate place for an intense 24-hour super wal-mart. >> reporter: in a statement they told wusa that they are looking forward to revitalizing a building that has sat vacant for 500 years. they argued that they had met their requirements to expand and open. even if that is true, they are fighting against the largest retailer. >> regardless of what is going to happen today that we will keep fighting. >> reporter: with so many speakers, that meeting will continue now, as we have the results to make it available to you on our website. reporting from prince george's county, wusa9. >>> police have identified the three people killed in a double- murder suicide in maryland. the 87-year-old johnny green shot his 86-year-old wife mary and their 56-year-old son mark with special needs. those shootings happened in knoxville about 60 miles northwest of dc and washington county. sur

wal-mart stores and they're urging the county to take action. leon: the county planning board is hearing testimony now over a proposed super wal-mart going on in bowie. wal a vacant grocery store in the shopping center. caroline tucker has more on the debate. >> so all this soil, all of this comes down and this is the hill in the back of the property here. caroline: jennifer dwyer is worried that plans for a new wal-mart store will further erode her property. that's a couple hundred feet from the proposed site of the duval shopping center and that's not all. >> we're worried about having trucks coming through basically 24 hours a day. also worried about crime. caroline: she is not alone. >> it is too big. not the right fit. >> something that's not feasible for that space. >> property down. caroline: these neighbors have been speaking out for more than a year and the prince george's county council told the planning board to take a second look at wal-mart's site plan. >> simply want to add 21,000 additional square feet already approved on that d.s.p. for that area. caroline: there are a number of businesses that remain in this shopping plaza. some of those

wal-mart agreed to pay $10 million to the family of a man killed in the same crash that injured comedian tracy morgan. he died when a wal-mart truck hit the limo van that he and morgan were riding in. under the settlement, wal-mart admitted no liability in last year's crash on the new jersey turnpike. the driver of the wal-mart truck is facing criminal charges. former rap mogul suge knight collapsed in a los angeles courtroom today. this happened moments after a judge set his bail at $25 million. knight was wheeled out of the court on a gurney. reportedly unconscious from hitting his head on a chair. this, by the way, marks the fourth time that knight has been taken by ambulance away from a courthouse. he's charged with murder, attempted murder and hit and run in the death of one man and seriously injuring another man. alison: well, prince charles and camilla are wrapping up their royal visit in kentucky. the royal couple touched down in louisville this afternoon. we're told their schedule includes a visit to the african-american heritage center, old louisville's historical society and a visit to oxmore farm. let's get a check on how our traffic is here in the d.c. region with bob emler in the wtop traffic

wal-mart of flooring, and that's precisely the bull story here. these guys only have 350 locations now and just in the united states. wal-mart has over 4,000 locations, so the penetration not that waldators are in the same niche, but the penetration of lumber liquidators is just getting started. maybe around 5% here in the u.s. >> let's go to the market flash desk for a quick look at what else is moving. dom. >> salix pharmaceuticals. this on dow jones headlines that endo international may make a competing bid. you may recall that last month salix agreeded to be acquired by valiant, that is down on this bit of news. down by 5%. it looks as though dow jones saying, citing sources, this could be a bidding war for salix. we could see a price tag between $170 and $175 per share for salix. back to you. >> let the bidding war again. >> with good reason. quality company. a focus on ibs. this is one of the worst trades i ever put on. i owned this name and liquidated is it at 23. every time i see it, i want to -- >> lose your lunch. >> basically. >> ttwo. >> take two interactive june 24 calls. very active today at the 200 day moving average. i bought it. >> pnc, josh brown. >> long citigrou

. >> wal-mart was praised for its relief effort. >> why would wal-mart do it better?their business is to make money. they have a sophisticated weather system that allows them to track where do we need to surge before the storm. people will start buying radios, batteries, food, then storms come they make certain the store is open. every minute they are not open they lose money. >> we don't want to rely on capitalists as the central planner. >> the structure of capitalism is that people in terms compete. that's not the way we are going to build a community and a society in which everyone helps each other. >> at the time of katrina fema's budget was billions of dollars higher than it was 10 years before. the central planners now say they didn't have enough money. >> that is the big part of it. we have decreased the number of people who work for the weather service whose job it was to recruit tornado spotters. >> violent tornadoes let's intercept and go forward. >> so what if there were government spotters. storm chasers spontaneously just do that. >> that area could put

. >> if there's no wal-mart coming then some things are coming on so make sure take care of the business. reporter: wal-mart officials say the store will create 242 million annually and jobs. the neighbors say development is welcome. but they want the county to find some better options. caroline tucker, abc 7 news. kimberly: ahead on saturday news extra, it is one of the most famous and arguably most intimate buildings in washington. when the watergate hotel will reopen coming up. and eileen is back with your sunday forecast. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. kimberly: one out of 10, 10 being the best obviously, first day of full spring, what do you think? eileen: i think i would give it a solid eight. kimberly: yeah. eileen: what would you say? kimberly: i agree. eileen: awesome. some clouds this morning. kimberly: yeah. eileen: but yeah. the sunshine was still light fall. we -- really just a nice day and even now. at 11:51. it's 51 degrees. outside. not

wal-mart and the wealth that the walt jobon family is agrewing. today there are wal-mart workers collecting food stamps. there are such low wages that you and i subsidise the lower wages because the workers require food prices. it's a recognise by walart that they are paying wages that are too low. i think that unions nad to become more creative, innovate innovative. every indication is that that's what they are doing. i think the future is very - to me is hopeful, but it's going to require workers joining together to tip the pendulum in a different direction. most recognise that the increase distribution of wealth upward which is what we see happening, is fundamentally undermining the american dream, a dream of prosperity and democracy. the concentration of wealth translates into a concentration of power. money corrupts the democratic process, and contributes to cynicism on the part of people that don't feel they have a voice. >> we are running out of time. >> i'd like to say one more thing. >> when we see that there's a shift in our political culture, a time we live in an aspirational culture where workers had good wages, benefits, others looked at that and said that's wonderful, i want it. people say here is a unionized public s

wal-mart followed close behind by an officer. the chase continues. it's not over. he's still inside this wal-mart. watch shoppers jump out of the way here as he comes blasting through the automatic doors. still being chased on foot by officers. but the chase continues. and listen to the sound from the officers in the helicopter. >> [ bleep ]. >> they can't believe that they saw the motorcycle disappear inside the walt and then pop back out. the motorcyclist sticking to pedestrian path and pedestrian overpasses to elude police cars. >> wow. but there's still a helicopter following them. >> but this guy got away. the incident happening way back on february 20th. this video just now being released because the royal canadian mounted police are still looking for this guy. they also released this photo of what the stolen bike looks like. >> did you see the sticker on that? it said support your hell's angels. if that was stolen i think the hell's angels might want that bike back and they might find him. >>> from the african country of sudan, that excavator is crushing that vehicle into nothing more than a pile of metal. >> it looked like a giant fist just going at that car. >> i was thinking the same thing. it would be fun to paint that bucket like a thor hammer. >> word on the street is that the owner owed this guy some money. didn't get it so he took revenge. he runs over the car with the excavator. tu

wal-mart, and the wealth that the walton family is accruing. i don't have anything against people making money. today there are wal-mart workers who collect food stamps. it means they are paying low wages that you and i are subsidizing low wages. i think the fact that walmart is saying we'll have to pay wages is recognition that wages are too low. unions need to become creative. recognise that times change and that that is previously what it is doing. i think the future is very - to me is very hopeful. it will require workers to tip the pendulum in a different direction. most recognise that the increased distribution of wealth is fundamentally undermining the american dream. it's a dream of prossesty and democracy. the concentration of wealth - money increasingly corrupting the process. it's a bit of cynicism. it's something i'd like to say. when we look and see that there's a shift in the political culture. there was a time when we lived in an aspirational culture. workers had decent benefits others looked at that and said that's wonderful. i want that. today increasingly people say here is a unionized public service. i is have it i don't, they shunt. >> in fairness just quickly. >> first of all, as far as the collective. i know my worth and i will ne

wal-mart as they say they just don't want in their neighborhoods. >> reporter: the county's planning board approved that construction needed for the wal- mart to be build in annapolis and glendale roads last year. but the district council asked them to reconsider that today. and he spoke to neighbors, who don't want walkyards. >> reporter: today's hearing at the county administration building was delayed for four hours in part to accumdate the dozens of those people that wanted to come to speak here today to put in that 24-hour wal-mart in their community. >> reporter: it is real quiet here. >> reporter: the calm that she has found

wal-mart. a toyota report which prompted one of the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading system for overseas. wal-mart use of overseas child labor for their buy america clothing campaign. in fact, i was in wal-mart result and there's pictures of brian all over the place. do not let this man in. [laughter] there are many, many more stories, but it must've been when he was 10 years old that brian also broke what many of us remember as a very important story, and that's the abscam story. i guess, brian, you can also be credited with a great movie " american hustle." in introducing brian i also have to acknowledge cindy who is in the audience today, probably one of abc's star investigative producers and some of you i know many of you know quite well. so cindy, welcome as well. so, brian, what is your award-winning stories was done in cooperation with the center for public integrity. how did that come about? what was the relationship? what do you see as the future for joint investigative reports? and if there is a future, what protection do you engage in when selecting a partner to avoid the appearance of bias? brian: thank you, jack. it's nice to be here. we partner with the center republican i

wal-mart. amount was disclosed in court papers filed in new york. james mcnair died when a wal-martruck rear ended a van carrying him minister again and two others. the former saturday night live star suffered a traumatic brain injury, broken ribs and a broken leg. >>> it was a close call for a pennsylvania family after their 22 month-old toddler was found face down in a creek. as don champion reports the the little boy is making a miraculous recovery thanks to the tireless work of doctors. >> reporter: little guardill martin is smiling again something his mother believes is a miracle. >> every day it is progress. >> reporter: the 22 month-old was playing with his siblings last week behind their pennsylvania home when he disappeared. a neighbor eventually found him face down in a nearby creek without a pulse. emergency crews and then doctors performed cpr on him for nearly two hours. >> right before we did one last pulse check and doctor lambert and i were checking pulses simultaneously and we looked at each other and said he has a pulse. >> reporter: hours later he regain conscious

getting a ten million-dollar settlement from wal-mart that amount was disclosed in court papers filed in new york's west chester county. james mcnair died when a wal-martying him morgan and others. morgan's lawyer says former saturday night live star suffered a traumatic brain injury. >>> doctors performed cpr for almost two hours on a little boy, they would not give up on him. hear the story about how their persistence paid off with a miracle. >>> gossip pages are lighting up about news of bradley cooper's love life. >>> so suicide bomb's tacked two mosques in yemen and a at least 137 people are dead. the bombers struck during friday prayers. in addition to the dead at tax left more than 300 injured. a group claiming to be a branch of the terror group isis said it carried out those attacks. the white house says there is no proof isis was involve. >>> in australia the cafe that was the scene of the deadly siege three months ago is now back in business. the hundreds of people waited in line to enter lent cafe in sidney. back in december a gunman took 18 people hostage, two people died in the siege. plaques dedicated to the two people killed have been in

wal-mart. that amount was disclosed in court papers filed in new york. the james mcnair died when a wal-marted a van carrying him, minister again and two others. morgan's lawyer says former sat the day night live star suffered a traumatic brain injury broken ribs and broken leg. >>> students at the the university of virginia asked questions of law enforcement the as they deal with the aftermath of the arrest of marquis johnson. johnson, who was black was bloody and injured when he was arrested wednesday by a white alcohol beverage consult an. craig boswell reports from char lotsville virginia. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: university of virginia students streamed out of the campus forum voicing anger and frustration in cameras were allowed inside where students questioned the panel of representatives from the department of justice and several local police departments about the arrest of marquis johnson and the treatment of black students. >> we had problems at uv a and charlottesville long before this happened. >> uv a student was bloody during his arrest early wednesday by alcoholic b

wal-mart is paying the amount to the children of james mcnair. he was killed back on june 7th after a wal-mart truck slammed into a limo bus on the new jersey turnpike. a lawyer for morgan says he is happy the children are being well compensated. he and two others involved in the crash have also sued wal>> from our delaware news room tonight police found more than 300 bags of heroin on a man after he allegedly resisted arrest during a traffic stop. police say louis williams junior was inside a vehicle they pulled over yesterday for a traffic violation. officers asked williams to step out of the car. that's when police say he began fighting with the officers. police had to use a taser to subdue him. williams was searched and police found 301 bags of heroin in his possession. he now faces several drug related charges. >> a night out for two friends in philadelphia got out of hand when they apparently decided to attack a south street main stay jim's steaks and a surveillance camera outside the restaurant captured their antics on tape. now this video was taken around 3:00 a.m. on sunday morning outside jim's steaks at fourth and south. you can see two men, one with a short-sleeve shirt and one with a cream colored sweater talking to two others. then the man in the short-sleeve shirt start

attempted robbery at a wal*mart has delaware state police hot on the trail of one man trying to identify another. police say the two tried to steal a man's wallet at the wal*martn will ton boulevard in new castle friday night. their target a man standing at the customer service counter. police say he had put his wallet on the counter while doing a little paper work. the first guy tried to grab the wallet but the man stopped him. then the second guy demanded the wallet and pushed the man down. another customer intervened. the would be robbers got away but the man kept his wallet. if you recognize either of the guys cops are after call state police. >>> an accident leaves woman pinned under a car in a south jersey hospital parking lot and police blew blame snow sliding off the car's roof. stafford township police say 5984 old woman was driving out of the parking lot friday night when the snow slid down on to her cars windshield blocking her vision. she tried to pull into a parking spot did not see a 66-year-old woman who was walking nearby. she hit that woman trapping her underneath the car and that victim is still in the hospital. >>> well you know it is one we

wal*mart last month. now we're learning that settlement was $10 million. mcnair and morgan were traveling in limo together with friends when a wal*mart truck slammed into thema symbol of hate is now on display at a south philadelphia school. it's part of school project. >> fox 29's weekends bill anderson breaks down whether this controversy is a misunderstanding, a note here some of the images you're about to see may bother you. >> reporter: most circumstances if you heard about a swastika being displayed at a school it would ab cause for concern. but in this case, at the andrew jackson school here in south philadelphia the principal tells me that it's not about division and hate, it's about unity and education. >> the six, seventh and eighth graders in their social study curriculum are taking a stand. they're reading books about it. they're writing about it. they're createing protest art about it. >> reporter: we got tweet from community member who was outraged that a quilt created here at jackson by the students had several swastikas included. jackson doesn't deny that the swastikas are there but said that that person must not understand fully what those

the guy that called in and said that wal-mart and aetna are doing the right thing. wellings wal-mart gotten zones for years sucking the money out of my income while i pay for schools and hospitals because they are under programs that they don't have to pay taxes. now we have more companies that don't have to pay taxes while the smaller companies are the ones that haven't been hitched up yet to the tax free zones they still have to pay the taxes. aetna is getting these subsidies that need to be stopped. people need to get a grip. we can't afford these subsidies. in pennsylvania they need to be rejected. we don't want to have to be in bondage for these unbelieveable high cost. we cannot afford it just as they can't afford health insurance. the mandate has put me in bondage. that's what obama did and all his democrat friends. host: do you have any thoughts? guest: well, again these callers are hitting on the political dynamics here. we see as you showed earlier a lot of statements from either side talking about the things we still need to do. we've been on this path for several months n

simplistic example is to me, wal-mart could eliminate shoplifting basically down to zero if they frisk anybody coming in and out of their stores, but obviously that's not in wal-mart's best interest, neither is it in our best best -- interests to have mile after mile of paperwork and reports in requirements and second guessing, which had the overall effect on the system of preventing us from the your big -- from fielding modern technology in a timely way just to try to prevent somebody from messing up or having the wrong motivation or something. and so here is the other. we are partly responsible for this and congress. -- in congress. if something goes wrong and we haul people up there in front of the tv lights and say you really messed up and pass the league could shake your finger. everybody has to have a corrosion report. you get my point. we overreact. and so we've got to be sure not to overreact. i firmly believe that the simpler the system that a better chance you have for accountability and a better chance you have to find instances where it hasn't gone as well as we wanted. the more complicated your system, medicare is so complicated that it has flawed becau

attempted robbery at a wal-mart has delaware state police hot on the trail of the man and trying to identify the other. they tried to steel a man's wallet the at wal-mart on wilt on boulevard in new castle will on friday night. their target a man standing as a customer service counter. police say he put his wallet on the counter while doing paperwork. the first guy try to grab the the wallet but then second guy demanded the wallet and push the man down. another customer intervened. would be robbers took off at that point but the man then, kept his wallet. if you recognize any of the guys police are asking to you call state police at this point. >>> u.s. department of justice is due to release a report today on the the use of deadly force in the philadelphia police department. a press conference will be held at the u.s. attorney's office later this morning, detailing the findings as well as the plan action for reform within the the department. commissioner charles ramsey will be in attendance there. >>> if you travel around chester county be prepared for delays penndot crews will be working on widening route 100 between sunrise drive and route 13 today.

wal-mart. a toyota report which prost proverpted one of the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading systems by the better business bureau. again, exposing wal-mart's use of overseas child labor for their buy america clothing campaign. in fact, i was in a wal-mart recently and there's pictures of brian all over the place. do not let this man in. [laughter] . jack: there's many, many more stories but it must have been when he was 10 years old but brian also broke what some of us remember as a very important story and that's the abscam story. i guess, brian, you can be credited with a great movie "american hustle." in introducing brian, i also have to acknowledge cindy galy who is in the audience today. probably one of abc's star investigative producers and someone who i know many of you know quite as well. so cindy, welcome as well. so brian, one of your award-winning stories was done in cooperation with the center for public integrity. how did that come about, what was the relationship, what do you see as the future for joint investigative reports, and if there is a future, what protections do you engage in when selecting a partner to avoid the appearance of bias? brian thank you, jack. it's nice to be here. we partnered with the center of

wal-mart, a million. a million people who come to work at wal-mart, and a group of 10, 15 people-- if you look at the board of directors, you'll see a stunning number of them have the name walton. but even if you didn't pay attention to that, a tiny group of people. now, for a country that defines itself as committed to democracy, there's something stunning here. democracy means that if you're affected by a decision, you get to participate in it, the idea being if a decision made by a mayor or a congressman or congresswoman or a senator or a president is something that affects us, which it obviously does, then we all get to participate. "well, uh, let's see. in where you work, what they make affects your life." how they make it with this chemical or that, that affects your health, your life. whether they do it here or they fire you and do it in another country, you bet that affects your life. so what exactly is your participation in the decisions you have to live with the results of? answer--nothing. you come to work, and you do what you're told. and at the end of the day, you've poured your brains and you

robbery at a wal-mart has delaware state the police on the trail of one man and they are trying to identify the the the other. >> two tried to steel a man's wallet at wilson boulevard at the wal-mart on friday night. their target a man tank in the customer service counter. police said he put his wallet on the counter. the first guy tried to grab the wallet but man stopped him. the second guy demanded the wallet, push the man down. another customer intervene. the one robbers did getaway but they kept the man's wallet. if you recognize either of the guys you see in this picture cops say call them. >>> later this morning u.s. department of justice will release a report on the use of deadly force in the million a police department. the the press conference will be held at u.s. attorneys office later this morning detailing those fine goes. as well as a plan of action for reform within the department. commissioner charles ramsey will be in attendance. >>> if you are traveling route one hundred in chester county be prepared for delayed. penndot crews will be working on white evening route 100 between sunrise group and route 113 starting to day. that construction project will kick off at

to me, wal-mart could eliminate shoplifting basically down to zero if they frisk anybody coming in and out of their stores, but obviously that's not in wal-mart's best interest neither is it in our best interests to have my my laughter might look paperwork and reports in requirements and second guessing, which had the overall effect on the system of preventing us from the your big modern technology in a timely way just to try to prevent somebody from the singapore having the wrong motivation or something. and so here is the author. we other. we are partly responsible for this and congress. if something goes wrong and we have people up there in front of the tv lights and say you really messed up and pass the league could shake your finger. everybody has to have a corrosion report. >> we overreact. we've got to be sure not to overreact. i firmly believe that the simpler the system that a better chance for accountability and a better chance to find instances where it hasn't gone as well as we wanted. the more complicated your system medicare is so complicated that it has flawed because there are so many ways to manipulate the system because nobody