she loves to go to her local walgreens and pick up her own medicine. she loves to stop by and say hi to her neighbors. and i feel that if stores like, you know, her local walgreens wasn't there or her local cvs wasn't there, then where would she go? she already has a problem with mobility. so, the seniors, the main thing is quality of life for them and that would affect her quality of life. it would affect my job because, you know, instead of us doing it together, which she loves, i would have to do it, which i don't mind doing it, but it's all about, you know, the client. and many times we don't think about our seniors in the community. we don't, we don't -- i mean everything is for kid, kid, kids, but what about, you know, the people that have lived longer than we have? ~ i think that that would -- if more of them could come here and speak for themselves, then they would do that. but, you know, a lot of them don't have that option. a lot of them don't have money to pay for people like me to come in and help them along with -- to do the thing that the

block radius, and the problem is there's only three or four parking spaces for that walgreens, it's very congested. many our residents are between the ages of 40 and about 60 and they're mostly middle age people who have jobs right now who are unable to -- who aren't able to speak on behalf of this but the support is overwhelming and i think having a pharmacy in the area as a future medical doctor, that would be great because you just need more competition, there's a lot of people who cannot access walgreens if you went for kaiser permanency, you could go off of kaiser or cvs and having a cvs would be great, not to mention many of our residents can walk, many of them have small kids, many of them could walk to the cvs and they won't be selling alcohol, and they have a minute clinic, that would be great and the support from all of the sixties is overwhelming from my area, so it would be silly to say neighborhood support, there's clearly neighborhood support. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hi, good afternoon, commissioners, i live in the sunset neighborhood for over 30 year

there's plenty of options for us, there's multiple pharmacies, there's a large walgreens, the area is already well served. [inaudible] tells you they're primarily going to serve the neighborhood, nothing is farther from the truth, greenspan said we're only to serve the neighborhood, he sold cars there for years, of course he's going to market to that area. why does the store have to be so many square feet. [inaudible]. it had a produce, it had grocery items. 2000 square feet before the safeways served that area, i request, what do they need 14 thousand square feet for just a pharmacy if? also down the street is 19th [inaudible] liquors, they stop decoys to buy alcohol or tobacco, they're going to be -- thank you all for your time. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hello, good afternoon x commissioners, my name is milton juan and i'm a resident in the neighborhood, i live on 15th avenue which is east of 19th avenue where the proposed project is being discussed. i'm in favor of the project, i support the project, i think it will provide good retail services and pharmacy to the area. curren

appealing the issuance on march 26, 2014, to walgreens, letter of determination regarding a request for the current zoning designation of various properties and whether a conditional use cuu permit would be required to sell beer, wine and spiritss. for hearing today10. item 10: patricia vaughey, appellanttss vs. zoning administrator, respondent 2145 market st., 2141 chestnut st., 2050 irving st., 1301 franklin st., 498 & 1333 castro st., 3201 divisadero st., 1344 stockton st., 33 drumm st., 670 4th st., and 1524 & 2120 polk st. appealing the issuance on march 26, 2014, to walgreens, letter of determination regarding a request for the current zoning designation of various properties and whether a conditional use cuu permit would be required to sell beer, wine and spiritss. for hearing today 10. item 10: patricia vaughey, appellanttss vs. zoning administrator, respondent 2145 market st., 2141 chestnut st., 2050 irving st., 1301 franklin st., 498 & 1333 castro st., 3201 divisadero st., 1344 stockton st., 33 drumm st., 670 4th st., and 1524 & 2120 polk st. appealing the issuance on march 26

or walgreens. these clinics are projected to double between 2012 and 2015. with 8 million people insured under obamacare. pharmacy chains are cashing in. we have this story. >> how can i help you? >> reporter: when it comes to health care at the drug store, this is a scene to which most are accustomed. pharmacies and maybe a place to get a flu shot. for gary skinner they are more. >> i'm 60. when you are 60 they say you should look at the possibility of getting a shot for shingles. >> reporter: walking into a walgreens, gary heads to a retail clinic instead of his doctor. it has tripled in numbers. >> at a doctors's office you to wait, make on appointment. here you make an appointment in it's done. >> reporter: clinics have certified nurses and they are open nights and weekends when doctor's offices are closed. 44% occurred during the weekend and evening hours. >> when other primaries are closed. we see the patients here, if they can't get into the primary we can consult with them and manage their conditions. >> convenience is a model. if you walk into a sto

some officers are staged outside of a walgreens store.olice say bomb-sniffing dogs have been called in and it's recommended that you avoid this area of east el camino real and grant street. you can see some of the police officers there blocking off the street and a fire truck there blocking the other end of the street. again, this is because of a bomb threat in the area of mountain view and it is recommended to avoid the area. as we get more information on this situation, we'll bring it to you. >>> today, we got a progress report from the bay area committee planning super bowl 50 at levi stadium in 2016. ktvu's alex savidge is live in san francisco with more on today's announcement. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: well, good afternoon to you, tori. organizers said today money for the big game is pouring in. they say more than $40 million in funding has already been secured. much of it coming from google, apple and yahoo!. also this morning, we got to see how the super bowl host committee plans to showcase the bay area. [ applause ] >>

walgreens doing great. whole foods, not so much. to me, it's all about valuations. it's all about companies that

like,ouple of socks you walgreens.s been looking into walgreens. >> there was the bombs started with a disappointing -- there have been problems, starting with a disappointing outlook for alliance foods. walgreens shares are near the record high and investors are concerned about costs on drugs. aboutare concerns walgreens moving its headquarters to capture a lower tax rate before a potential rule change. a potential hiccup. >> what about those headwinds? >> we would disagree. we do not know if the text version transaction would happen to lower the tax rate. that would be great if it did. walgreens can cut the margin cap it has to cbs, its big competitor in drug retail. we also see tailwinds from the fact that more people are insured, there is an aging population, and alliance brings an advantage to walgreens. that is sellodel more front end, particularly with beauty. it is not a model walgreens has followed. they have done very well on their pharmacy sales. front end sales have not been so good. putting beauty products

it's twice the size of a typical walgreens. you'll be able to buy frozen yogurt, and even craft beers out of a walk-in cooler. and the store will offerthe new walgreens replaces one that was just a couple doors north on michigan avenue. larger screens are coming to the apple i-phone. the current version has a four inch display. but the next two models will have screens that are "four point seven" inches and "five point five" inches across. apple appears to be matching its competitors, which already have larger screens. the new i-phone's display will reportedly be close to the same size as the one on samsung's galaxy note three. time for sports. first it was carmelo anthony... now it's the best player in the game opting out of his contract to become a free agent. lebron james officially informed the heat he's going to explore the free market. he still had two years worth 42- million on his contract. the move does not necessarily mean lebron is leaving miami, but it allows him to field other offers. free agency begins july first.

at the walgreens, i was "over the moon" for their store-brand antacids.ey, stuart, i see you're getting ready for your halloween party. yeah, it's my annual attempt to meet women. ninth time's the charm. would you like me to help? i do have a certain je ne sais quois when it comes to soirees.

beautiful day here for walgreens.hat two-day chart shows you a big spike, up 4 1/2% today for walgreens. it is number two in the s&p 500. great positioning there and moving to a new high as well. why is all this happening for walgreen? they came out with same-store sales numbers that were looking good. they saw their sales rise 4.4% in may. the pharmacy part of their sales accounts for about 64% of their total sales for the month of may. so you do see that the pharmacy is seeing strength. while the customer traffic, this is amount of people going in there and walking through on their feet there, that actually dropped slightly down a half of a percent. the customers in there filled their baskets. so the basket size was bigger, basically hitting registers and spending more. customers that are there are indeed spending. back to you. melissa: all right, nicole, thanks so much. so married guys, look alive because the key to fewer fights and a better time in the bedroom could be your wife's paycheck. a new study finds that

i want to buy that stock, but it is walgreens turn to tell the tale next tuesday. i believe it might announce a restructuring that could send the stock already up 30% for the year even higher. that's because the company is merging with the british ally at, and might be changing domiciles to be a lower tax rate. if w.a.g. goes brit, it should send it higher. wednesday we'll hear from two stocks that have a tendency to initially disappoint and then work their way right back into the good graces of wall street. general mills, enknown as generous mills on wall street, and monsanto. we've got a real crumby preannouncement from the competitor conagra this past week. that was hideous, but i think that was a combination is not the situation at general mills. i believe that gil have deliver a decent number and bounce back, and because the company always tells a good story about you year to come. monsanto, controversial. it's always heavily shorted, people betting against it, either bay they think it's super overvalued, because they look at it verse other agricultural plays,

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walgreens competitor c.v.s. has twice as many and plans to build 1500 in the next four years. >> they absolutely are seeing opportunity. they already have the traffic coming into the store. they have credibility and brand i.d. >> but the retail clinic trend may also put primary care if i as i says at risk of losing those lucrative easy to treat patients like gary, who opt for the convenience of a walgreens or c.v.s. doctors are cautious about quality and often point to a recent harris interactive poll. >> if you come over here, take a seat. >> while most people like the convenience of clinics, 75% of them have concerns about the quality of care they provide. that means wide spread acceptance may be an uphill battle. >> if the trend toward retail clinic and wal-mart of severe, is that good or bad? is that creating a two tear system? these are tough questions, but you're trying to balance access with cost and quality. >> aljazeera america, bed ford, new jersey. >> c.v.s. launched the first retail clinic in minneso

watch walgreen. >> watching walgreen. >>> we're also watching railcar maker trendities at ubs.is a stock we referenced with anika. up 3%. the company best positioned to increase production, target price gone to 51, right? so about 20% up side seen. i understand there's a lot of concerns out there. the data is backward look. i get it, but obviously a rail cars, a leading indicator and their sales are soaring. who to believe, i get time will tell. >> the under the radar name, brunswick corp, not so under the radar, re-creation products get an upgrade to buy. >> you know, pool, the firm said it was based on refreshed products, and a favorable risk/reward profile. stocks at 41.5, so about 9 1/2 bucks, nice percentage on built c, brunswick corporation, i think i speak for everything when i say yay new jersey. >>> time for talking numbers. barnes & nobel, you have retail. barnes and noble the store and the nook e-book business, here's what michael told david faber on "squawk on the street" this morning. >> the decision has been looked at for some period of time in terms of how to bes

have the study and there was an example there that commissioner adams knows and ocean avenue and walgreens space and there are challenges attracting a new tenant and the study pointed out that in cases like that it is possible that the regulation on the formula retail will make it even harder and finally, we want to make sure that there are as many opportunities as possible for small home-grown business to grow and multiply and create more entrepreneur opportunity and more jobs, any job, whether it is formula retail, or whether it is not. it is still something that is important to the city. and so, we agree with the planning department, that adding the subsitary criteria right now would not only be a bureaucratic challenge, but would also stifle the local economic growth, opportunities. thank you. >> now, commissioner questions, commissioner dooley? >> i wanted to ask about can you give me the details on if a business corridor does not allow any formula retail, the new planning that you are suggesting, does that mean that any business that has under 20, it will not be considered formula re

walgreens has 400 retail clinics and plans to open 100 more by the end of the year. >> it's an obvious need. you talk to the patients. 40% say if they didn't come into the clinics, the options are e.r. which are over crowded, urgent care or they wouldn't have gotten treatment. >> walgreens plans to build more. >> they have the traffic coming into the store. they have credibility and brand. >> a lot of places say "we have a pharmacy, let's hire a nurse practitioner, let's set up a clinic and give people flu shots, get the blood pressure throat". >> in mississippi delta, retail clinics may offer a new way to reach the mark. >> that's the opportunity for customers who typically have not spent money on health care, they've gone to the emergency department once in a while under the extreme circumstance. the idea is to reach the customers, get them into a regular system of care. >> it may put primary physicians at risk, losing the opportunity to treat patients like gary, who opt for a walgreens for cb s. doctor, for their part, are cautious and point to a harris interactive poll. most people

walgreen's with a simple problem now.ng more prescriptions, and they specifically cited that as a positive, but there's pressure on their pharmacy gross profit margins. they fill more prescriptions, but they are making less money from them, and that's a disappointment, one of the reasons they missed expectations as you can see. walgreen's trading to the downside yesterday. i got a lot of questions. i talked energy and financials were outperforming so much this month. today, nothing in either of the sectors are doing much, but energy and financials are standouts. there's been a rotation in energy this month in energy and financial above, for example, health care, even tech stocks more predominant earlier in the year. the reason this is happening because the stocks are back in fashion. those stocks are value stocks, and value has been outperforming growth stocks recently, so take a look at value versus growth so far this year. the russell 1,000, big cap sector, up 5% in value, and 5.4% in growth, and the value is twice as g

tense moments non do earlier bomb threat call into walgreen store of 100 block of east communal royalevacuate by a bomb squad 11:00 this morning surrounding storms in the same shopping center also beckham and police say large-scale evacuation necessary. >> : after a got a call from walgreen's 121 a east can't potential bomb threat. the spray when the courts of the store based on on threat itself on location we evacuated entire building and surrounding areas and called in to bomb sniffing dogs from sunnyvale police corps to help us out. they did a very thorough check interior and exterior of the building the suspicious devices located. 11 total more than dozen businesses affected by that bomb threat. >> : still ahead new details revealed evidence party is being planned for the coming super bowl 50 here in the bay area here from the trainer from a horse out with bay area * going for the triple crown. man who shot five officers canadian city still has not been found. chaos caught on camera on as he roams the neighborhood firing shots. >> : fbi back and i'm sure lime san fransico paul let

they stopped by the walgreens at north market street in wilmington.they were preparing to perform free exams all day. aids delaware is offering 24 hours testing all week long. it'it's recommended that everyoe know their status. >>> an apartment price cut. what reeler is slashing prices retail. >>> members of the union want back inside the pennsylvania convention center. they chanted outside of the facility in center city. the company that manages the convention center dropped the workers after the union missed a deadline to abide by new worker rules. four of six unions signed the agreement by the april 30th deadlinal. >>> a new tax on working out is getting folks worked up in the nation's capital. they have approved a 5% tax on gym memberships and yoga classes. it's expected to bring in $5 million a year. it's a plan to offset the tax cuts in the city. it will discourage gym memberships. >>> and the largest retailer is slashing prices. walmart is offering the phone for $95. costco was offering the phone for deep discounts as well. it's fueling specula

. >> i watching country largest pharmacy, walgreens reports earnings before the bell, looking for left increase 5%, and bottom line 10%, i am looking at cvs, stopped selling tobacco, walgreens still selling tobacco. charles: hey, kate. >> tomorrow i'll watch new home sales at 10:00 a.m., existing sales looked pretty good, tomorrow report will be may, estimates down a bit from april, but we'll see what happens, i'm not convinceed that housing come back is here. yes. charles: hitha. >> family dollar, you know, carl icahn is urgeing the ceo to tell sell the company, fa they have not ha great year, on this news, stock up 2%. charles: is he shaking them down. >> he is. charles: tracy. >> charles, no confidence out there, you see people in mall, and everyone is happy they are worried about other stuff like putting food on table, paying for healthcare, expecting a slight uptick in consumer confidence. charles: you don't look happy about it. >> slight. just slight. i am talking slight. >> my morning orders. -- market acts like it wants to go higher, i disagree with tracy looking for consumer c

earnings -- walgreens -- >> walgreens and fedex, don't you think?wether. >> i don't know if you have been in walgreens recently but they have this new device that you trigger finger and it takes the blood and tells you whether or not you are healthy. >>> all right, what else? >> secretary of state john kerry -- >> into northern iraq. >> the semiautonomous kurdish region. he is trying to work diplomacy theire. treasury secretary jack lew will be testifying before a house subcommittee. and there you have your morning brief. .> we do have breaking news this warranted a red headline on bloomberg. rebecca brooks found not guilty on all charges of obstruction and phone acting. -- phone hacking. rooks found not guilty by the u.k. andy colson was also an editor at one of the tabloids found guilty of the charge by a jury. jury.appear to be from a the takeaways that rebecca books -- the take away is that rebekah brooks found not guilty of charges having to do with that girl who was kidnapped. >> good morning to all of you in a and the united kingdom. big athu

at walgreen's, tax inversions, many things could happen.g a fabulous job there. they are cheering. i think walgreens can go higher, makes a strong case the stock could go higher. >> from hold to buy. >>> gap with a good morning as well. about 1%. >> i don't know. look. i think that apparel has been very, very hard. look at all the companies that put up the red flag lately. chico's, jones went private, express, there's a possible bid there. apparel is very, very hard, and those who think that they have figured out apparel, i think you're dreaming. >> the best piece of research every morning is your note that you put out every morning to us. >> that's a secret, that note. >> well, it's not a secret anymore. >>> morgan stanley starting cisco with a buy. up 6%. doing cisco is returning to greatness? >> let me back up, david faber is good friend, as you are, friends in life, david kids me because i say, cisco's back. the morgan stanley note, they are back, juniper, john chambers reinvigorated the company. i think they will have a good computerme

shortly before 6:00 a.m., police officer joshua campbell walks into this walgreens pharmacy followingd just hours earlier. >> we had the tape we were going to get for evidence? >> as seen in footage, officer campbell waits patiently to collect the video from the cashier who appears to be ringing up a customer. but seconds later it's clear to the officer that this is a robbery in progress. >> as soon as i had turned around and looked at the teller and i saw her put her hands up, back up, take off running. >> officer campbell can't believe what he's seeing. the suspect seemingly oblivious to the officer standing inches away reaches over grabbing money from the register. officer campbell approaches guns drawn. he tells the suspect to get on the ground. >> he says he didn't do anything. that nothing is wrong. i'm still telling him get on the ground. >> but the suspect isn't about to give up. >> i tried grabbing his left wrist trying to sling him to the ground. he was able to duck that, basically. and remained standing up. >> with his weapon drawn, campbell only has one hand to work with a

take walgreens. they jumped three bucks today. why? not because they're hiring a bunch of people to exxon band their staffs. no, we got chatter they're changing the company where its domicile to one with a lower corporate tax rate. and yep, walgreens roared. by the way, medtronics also roared. smith and neveren roared. foreign domicile taxes. how about domino's pizza? here is a stock starting to move. been big laggard. what's the key to domino's growth, hiring? no. technology which allows a franchise to have fewer workers because the on line ordering system means you don't need people to answer the phone. the fewer workers, the more profits. cheap technology that replaces expensive people. i know it's tough sledding of late for the software, as a disservice to stocks but you have to understand that the vast majority of the companies exist to help other enterprises save money. how do they do that? by allowing their clients to either not hire new people or actually fire non-revenue producers. bring in salesforce.com to get more productiv

. >> which are the hands down favorites, surprisingly a 2-dollar polish from walgreens called sinfulors came out on top. the polish looks good after 7 days, but the took slightly longer to dry than the others. another winning polish is the 10-dollar vinyl lux weekly polish. it doesn't need a base coat and the top coat is $10. the 6-dollar reserve lone polish promises to last 11 days. >> it went on smooth and it looked nice. the base and top coats cost $13. i'm alicia vitarelli. >> meet the teen who picked up not one, but two diplomas in one week and how he maferred such a feat. >>> we'll have the latest on the efforts to correct the problems that led to the closure of 495 in >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday june 14. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> an strike, hundreds of workers for septa's regional rails hit the picket lines after negotiations breakdown, are we'll have the latest in a live report. >>> federal money is being made available to correct the problem that led to the closure of 495 in delaware. >>> and finally clear skies, t

so swing by walgreens today for all your summer must-haves like snacks and sunscreen, right here. corner of happy and healthy. who feel like there's a brick on their face. who are so congested, it feels like the walls are closing in. ♪ who are so stuffed up, they feel like they're under water. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, number ones breaking overnight a san jose couple is recovering great smoke inhalation after a fire chased them out of bed. fire break out at 2nd floor of the town house around 1:00 o'clock this morning. cries managed to put it out before it spread to any other units. >> two, a committee will vote on a proposed law that would mean tougher penalties for juveniles convicted assaulting unconscious or developmentally disabled victims named after a saratoga teen who committed suicide after 2012 sexual assault. >> three, uber and lyft drivers are playing a rally today

sanchez, what is the history of the walgreen's specific land use designation? were they always designated as such with these accessory uses? >> so in the planning code in the current planning code they would be classified as a retail use. that's the use category that they are. i think over time they have modified their business a bit to offer more grocery type merchandise. that's within the same planning code use category. that does not trigger any additional reviews. so if they decide to devote more square footage to the grocery use, the planning department does not review that. that's something they can change around the merchandise in their store. but, i would say that typically they probably have been more on the order of the pharmaceuticals and toilet trees. but they have expanded the amount for grocery stores and those are permitted uses within the zoning district and within the same use category itself. >> they do not require any specific entitlement action? >> no. >> that's the carry over to the building permits in terms of use? >> the only difference t

we'll get earnings reports from carnival, nike and walgreens.uesday the case shiller price index is out. that tells us the housing market in 20 city across the united states. we'll get yahoo shareholders gathering in california. gopro is set to start trading on the nasdaq. >>>if you're booking a last minute summer get away, buying a grill or trying to find the best outdoor cafe in your neighborhood you may check for online reviews. how do you know if that information is reliable? sharon is here with her own review. i wonder how you know an online site is trustworthy. >> most assume it is. most rely on online review as much as personal recommendation. most go with that saying if they see one they're going to buy the product. a lot of folks believe they're trustworthy. one way to rate them. we looked at some of the most trusted sites from research. at the top of the list was trip advisor. i don't know if you looked eight. >> i've used a lot of these. >> ed munds.com trying to buy a new car. there's open take for restaurants as well for the top fiv

. >> at lords hospitals in camden and willingboro, patients can have walgreens deliver their first dosesr have them ready for the patient or family member to pick up and it makes going home easier and nurses are making sure they get the first doses on discharge and that can be difficult. >> could be a bad weather day, to make one more stop, it is difficult or to go out later. it's forgotten and it's two days later and they haven't started their meds. >> they deliver the medicine to you, what more can you ask for? >> wall green says they are not trying to change anyone's pharmacy, it's a one time charge for the first medication. with the program opinions can opt for a followup phone call to make sure that they have their meds and they know how to take them. the goal, of course, is to keep patients healthy at home so though don't end up in the hospital. >> than >>> get ready to pay more on the pennsylvania turnpike. the commissioner approved a 5% hike today and it will take affect in january. it will be applied evenly to cash and electronic tolls, the first time that the cash increases are

. >>> cvs and walgreen's are expanding, we'll show you the changes doctors have had to make to compete with drugstore clinics. "real money" airs weekdays, 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi and thank you for joining us. joining us. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, welcome back, a. a reminder of the top stories here on al jazerra. veterans have returned to the beaches of nomady to mark 70 years since the allied invasion. in ukraine, residents of cities in the east are fleeing as the situation shows no signs of improving. in luhansk women and children have been evacuate odd a train that was paid for by the russian president vladimir putin. one person has been killed and three wounded in a shooting at a ded in a shooting at a >>> hello. i am richard you gizberg. he script, the state of journalism, journalism that's gone to the dogs. what's with the fact-free reporting about north korea, sty land and turkey,

. >>> cvs and walgreen's are expanding, we'll show you the changes doctors have had to make clinics. "real money" airs weekdays, 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi and thank you for joining us. >>> on "america tonight" the weekend edition - candid camera and the cops. >> go away. give me this. >> everywhere you look someone has got a camera rolling. can the police stop you? if you turn the cameras on them. >> people send a message that they are not backing down, they'll do what they can to arrest us, to prevent us reporting the truth. >>> also - flawed friendsics and a deliberate -- forensics and a deliberate

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