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

this is how walgreens started.w 113 years rates, the -- year later, the walgreen family no longer heads the company, but there are over 8,200 walgreen drugstores around the country. they still bear the walgreen name. that company that charles walgreen started is reportedly strongly considering a renunciation of its american citizenship and a move to switzerland. why? to avoid paying their fair share of taxes. re-establishing foreign corporations, walgreens would parafair share of taxes. this practice is called inversion. wait a minute, it's just a tax trick, a loophole, a tax trick. of course walgreens won't actually move to switzerland. instead they plan to acquire a european company and officially make switzerland home to their new headquarters, but in reality, they will stay in chicago. right where they are now. that's because walgreens doesn't want to actually leave america. why would they? why would they want to leave america? we have the most sophisticated work force in the world. why would they give that up?

>> reporter: walgreens has to pay them $180 in back play.efina hernandez is glad her fight is over. >> i want to jump and cry and scream. don't know what to say. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix5. >> josefina hernandez says she doesn't hold a grudge. she has already applied for a new job in san francisco at walgreens. >>> in other words, they can ask google to remove unflattering stories about them. according to the day lay mail, one of the first stories that was deleted was about a millionaire banker having a hand in the financial crisis. >>> facebook's chief operating officer says she is sorry that a study that manipulated people's feelings was not properly told. years ago, they had a test to see how users responded to positive and negative stories. >>> the next story is berkeley being berkeley. they voted to give medical pot to the poor for free and it is not just any weed. it has to be the good stuff. the city councilman said he felt it was the responsible thing to do to make it available free of charge. one pot club in the city already d

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

and you can't access walgreens it's not a bike ride or car ride you can't access it >> certainly a wide variety this comes down to the question what you consider in a case the general principles of look at the price differences walgreens wants to come into a neighborhood where there is no pharmacy for example, it's going to probably offer consumers lower prices for things they need particularly in they have to travel outside of the neighborhood that's the situations where the price factor it positive you can imagine a different naked where a chain retailer times to come in and compete against t the linkups in the local economy and sells the things at the same permits that's what we felt the utility of our climax to give you things to look at that would be economically. >> your point at the end about it's hard to define neighborhood character and put a price tag that's what we face how it impacts the neighborhood character. you talked about the value of a home but the public speaker brings up, you know, tourist like why do they come to san francisco i don't know if that was part of your

walgreens has. it was 2008 at this walgreens on el camino real in south san francisco when she went into diabetic crisis and grabbed a bag of chips in her cart to keep from fainting. >> she didn't have time to check them out. and then pay for them and then eat them. she was in a crisis situation. >> reporter: that's not how walgreens saw it. they have a zero tolerance antigrazing rule. you pay before you eat. josefina paid eventually even explaining on a form that she just couldn't pay immediately but she was suspended. then fired from her job of 18 years. >> you are having a medical emergency? >> exactly. and they don't care! they care more about the bag of potato chips. >> reporter: she went to the equal employment community commission and sued walgreens on behalf of the federal government for violating the americans with disabilities act. >> even if there's a hard and fast rule, if somebody breaks that rule because of their disability, then the employer should look at how can i accommodate this p

the walgreens and the relationship and the impact on corner stores. so supervisor mar's legislation highlighted another protection for the small groceries one the formula retail on a neighborhood business and two an connective impact report that helps to address the issues of downtown groceries around the pam street areas and middle market proposal. so we're in favor of the alleged notices prior to the formula retail project and staff recommendations prior to a planning commission meeting in which the project will be discussed i said be there's a fine line in regulating urban but maintaining the district into the city but good forget about the single-family opposed businesses the definition of small businesses has a definition but i sympathyize are the arab groceries there has to be a distinction between what is a small business i speak on behalf of the small businesses they don't have the ability to capitalized to my more than one business we say still have families we give credit to and we start our pay is far beyond minimum wage so thank you >> (ca

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

there's walgreens, cvs and rite aid.t's time to revisit the groups to find out which are the best buys and less attractive. tonight, i'm re-ranking or re-rating the drugstore shops. rite aid with sits 7 billi$7 bi company has rallied 2.46, despite the fact it has fallen off a cliff lately, dropping 14% in the last month. at the same time, walgreens a 0 $70 billion company has had and astonish i astonishing 27% year-to-date move. and even bigger cvs that is charlie victor, so you don't confuse it with channel 2 in north carolina or cnbc has only managed to move up 7% better than a stick in the eye, but still dramatically under-performing. before i give you my new drugstore rankings, let me tell you i like all three of these stocks and wouldn't be the least bit surprised if each of them is up substantially a few years from now. which stocks have the most upside, perhaps the most hidden value that the market's missing. getting started with this valuation, all value. at least in the drugstore's busy. we have walgreens. how o

because i think that cvs is a great neighbor, and none unlike walgreens ha has a pharmacy in it and has a liquor license on powell street. but i do ask you to approve cvs getting their liquor license, they are a great neighbor, and i like the stores a lot, thanks. >> thank you very much. >> is there any... >> okay, mr. nolty. >> michael nolty and i will start with ditto, but actually if you recall that i had a large issue around walgreens and i think that sometimes there was a point when david chiu was going to actually start the legislation to ban additional alcohol permits to pharmacies. but then, again, you have to also look at the big picture and that is we are losing our small pharmacies and then we have the big pharmacies and of course, obviously, walgreens has become the biggest on every corner kind of a thing at least in the district six. and i think that it is great to see a competitor come along and knock them down a couple of pegs and i have to be supportive of cvs and i think that they listened to us a couple of times and on the suter store they chose to do what they did the

lawrence campbell snatched a gun away from a security guard at a walgreens. someone called 911 to report a robbery. the mayor of jersey city said sample bell was not there to rob anyone, he was there to kill. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was in the parking lot at the walgreens apologized for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the news later he would be famous. >> campbell shot santiago at pointblank range. officers opened fire killing campbell. he was wanted for a perceives -- previous homicide. >>> a cadillac ran a light at 6th and cambria street. he hit the bus and clipped a pole, the pole fell on top of a pedestrian. the bus driver and the pedestrian are expected to be okay. >> time to turn to karen rogers you're in for david murphy and we're expecting rain. >> reporter: we are expecting gusty thunderstorms and damaging winds. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking around the region we have precipitation with the scan moving live. let's go in closer with our street view. with double scan we can see wher

i understand tax break illinois has given walgreen's. when you look at the bottom line this is a public company owned by shareholders, observed by its investors and they have to make sure that they're focused on the bottom line. i don't think it's unpatriotic. >> all right, maria you have convinced me. i still think they are little bit of rats. i think their politicians are big rats. they are letting this happen to the american economy. there are rats out there. just more rats anyway. >> you convinced me. thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> just in time for the holiday weekend. tropical storm arthur. how big a punch is arthur packing? is the the storm headed your way? janice dean has the latest from the weather center. a murder mystery. who executed a popular college student and why? college student and why? the latest on the when folks think about what they get from alaska, college student and why? the latest on the they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engine

why people come here but when it comes to neighborhood and corridor vibrancy you talked about the walgreens or a pharmacy coming in the issue for us is not as much having one of them by seeing all the competitors of the walgreens battling for an economic share in the same neighborhood corridor right across the street that's the same phenomena what the same banks all our city out of attain banks wanting to compete with bank of america and it becomes hard for us to see the proliferation of the same goods the sameness comes in and detracts of what is viability important when we talk about trying to control formula retail. the latest issue people are you're going formula retail stores as well as local owned businesses for comparative price shopping only to go to the internet and ordering it from all those people. that type of competition goes into the amazon fresh that attacks our grocery stores that going into wal-mart have you looked at that in how we look at formula retail >> let me try and address our comments in reverse order i think the question about how technology is changing retailing

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, pol guyed for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the the news, he would be famous. >> authorities say that campbell shot santiago at point blank range, after that, officers shot and killed campbell. he was also wanted for a previous homicide. >>> it is work night like any other at trump plaza hotel and casino but come tomorrow 1,000 employees will be looking for a new job. this closure is just the latest blow to atlantic city's casino industry. kenneth moton now has more. >> reporter: lights are still on at trump plaza hotel and casino but hundreds of workers are preparing for a stone called reality monday morning. pink slips are on the way, delivering another blow to atlantic city. >> i am an employee of a casino, so i understand as far as, putting time in, i have been here 20 years and i have seen a lot of changes. >> reporter: union for casino workers say trump is expected to notify more than 1,000 employees that the doors will close honor around september 16th. the atlantic club closed in january, putting 1700 people out of work. revel is filing

we are losing our small pharmacies and then we have the big pharmacies and of course, obviously, walgreens has become the biggest on every corner kind of a thing at least in the district six. and i think that it is great to see a competitor come along and knock them down a couple of pegs and i have to be supportive of cvs and i think that they listened to us a couple of times and on the suter store they chose to do what they did there and when they did there and cvs decided for do their store at on 7th and market, they chose not to put alcohol and again they listened to the community and they started to understand, the community issues. so, i think when corporations understand or listens to the community and acts like a community partner, then they should get the support of the community when they don't listen to the community and all that they care about is money, and then, i think that i don't know if you are aware of it, but walgreens was actually not going by the regulations and they were passed when they were on the powell street address, and they actually were breaking the conditions

across the street so if there's an issue of medication there's a walgreens there. i've lived in this neighborhood nor 20 years i've been doing outreach in this neighborhood for about 15 and very clear about the kinds of people that do the sort of things we're concerned about. this is not this group not thirty this population. so thank you very much i hope you support to >> there are there being no other public comment. >> no, we haven't received any. >> commissioners we have the consent calendar the committee brought forgot a request for the approval roaming is there further comment there were also some caveats you had indicated in regards to its approval. do you want to also include those as part of what your expecting within the approval for the site >> i think so commissioner, i will definitely propose that we make not of the protocols in place i don't have those in front of me. >> i believe that director garcia as i was coming in late during the testimony i was late in terms of the good neighborhood policy and it was asked by a couple of individuals also the bo

. >> go is a walgreens turns into another store and they are bought by or turns into a cvs so is the changed wouldn't be considered an intensification related to signage and pedestrian accessibility and transparency this change would be approved administrationly we see the restaurant can go we see the starbucks received a cu to operate at a location and mcdonald's want to say take over they require the installation of a food kitchen and this would be considered a new densification let's say starbucks is turning into a subway that's a intention indication or an el polio requires a kitchen it would be a change those mcdonald's to starbucks or starbucks to el pock would require a new crusoe how often no hearing riverside not that often sms most would warrant an evaluation of the neighborhood. the final at a point topic is the definition of formula retail overall this aspect of our proposal strengthens the control by expanding the definition i'll summarize. we're recommending increasing the number of locates from 11 to 19 and adding new types and intiementsdz we still don't require the r

. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was in the parking lot at the walgreens apologized for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the news later he would be famous. >> authorities say campbell shot santiago at pointblank range. officer that officers shot and killed campb if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting funding for their schools. oil and gas companies gave corbett 1.7 million dollars in political contributions. and he gave them a sweetheart deal on taxes that's costing pennsylvania billions. corbett's mismanagement has caused a huge budget deficit. and his painful education cuts are forcing teacher layoffs and increasing class sizes. now corbett wants to give the oil and gas industry even more handouts. and what's he getting from them? corbett's keeping that secret. so pennsylvanians are challenging tom corbett to come clean. release the records of your meetings with donors... that you've been hiding. disclose all the contributions, letters and emails from

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. >>> walgreen's agreed to pay $180,000 to settle a lawsuit and they agreed to revise its policies.ormer cashier has diabetes and she ate a bag of chips before paying for them. she was then fired. she had worked for walgreen's for 18 years and they knew she was diabetic. >>> looks like summer out there. the fog making its move back into the bay. keeping the beaches on the cool side. deck of over cast out there. temperatures from today, upper 50s in pacifica. 60s and 70s around the bay. warmest locations inland, 80s to 90s. antioch 92 degrees. on the satellite. fog bachugging the bay area -- bank hugging the bay area coast line. current numbers, warm towards fairfield, antioch, livermore, 74 degrees. san francisco 59. coastal fog pushing back. here is our live camera looking towards the bay bridge. tomorrow cool for the beaches, warm inland and no big changes for the 4th of july. morning fog clearing back to the coast line into the afternoon hours on friday. over night lows thursday morning, lots of 50s, santa rosa, san francisco, san jose 58. the clouds off shore for the beaches and

authorities say lawrence campbell never tried to rob the walgreens store. instead, he was waiting to ambush police. minutes before shooting 23-year-old officer melvin santiago campbell told a witness to watch the news because he was going to be famous. the rookie officer was shot in the head as he got out of his cruiser. >> the weapon used in the -- by the actor was the weapon of the armed security guard inside of walgreens who has reported that he was attacked and struck by the actor prior to having his weaponry moved. >> the suspect was shot and killed at the scene. campbell was wandered by police for a prior homicide. luckily no customers were injured. >>> and developing now in the middle east israeli troops have launched an offensive in gaza as the fighting does continue to get worse. already hundreds of rockets have been launchd from both sides. cbs news correspondent alphonso van marsh is in israel where the military is on high alert. >> reporter: israeli naval commandos entered gaza sunday and carried out a strike on rocket launch facilities. >> ther

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let's take walgreens. walgreens is an american icon. it's located in the heart of our country, and they are talking about inverting right now. should americans be concerned about the prospect that if walgreens inverts, they will strip profits out of the united states, and put them into tax havens? is that something americans ought to be concerned about? >> without question. absolutely, there's no question about that. the secondary question is what do we do about it. but absolutely, we should be concerned. >> senator hatch. >> this question is for dr. robinson and dr. merrill. dr. robinson, in your written testimony, you write, quote there's no evidence to support the assertion that u.s. multinational corporations are at a competitive disadvantage because they face larger more correspondent tax burdens than their competitors under a worldwide and territorial tax system, end quote. you then cite three studies in support of your statement, including one study which finds u.s. multinationals have effective tax rates that are 4% lower than m

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officers were called out to jersey city a walgreens there for a report of an armed robbery but insteadhey found the suspect waiting for them outside and ready to fire. lisa evers has the story. >> reporter: twenty-three year-old jersey city police officer melvin santiago never had a chance. he and his partner rush to the 24 hour walgreens to check out an armed robbery but officials say it was just a trap by 27 year-old murder suspect lawrence campbell to shoot a police officer. >> surveillance cameras show campbell, walk outside and speaking to a witness at which time he apologized for his conduct in walgreens and subsequently told the witness to watch the the news later today he will be famous. >> reporter: mayor says campbell beat up an armed security guard inside the drugstore and took his gun. then went outside and waited for police. >> campbell approached the the police vehicle in close range and fired in the vehicle with the door opened striking officer melvin santiago in the head. he then fired three more rounds at a second marked police car, striking the windshield, in an attem

that 310 million americans we can walk into the neighborhood walgreens and take advantage of this?working on it. right now our immediate focus is in arizona and here in california. and we're working to deploy the infrastructure first throughout phoenix and bay area and then expanding but, our mission and our purpose is certainly to fill, once we're national. and that is what we're spending all our time on. adam: elizabeth, i will quote you. you already said it once during the interview, you said we're success if person by person we help make a difference in their lives. you're doing that and i know your team is wildly supportive. is amazing to watch you as you now have built a company is truly transforming lives of just about every american. all the best to you. >> we, so wonderful to be here. thank you. adam: bye now. cheryl: all right. from capital hill to wall street, the debate over high frequency trading rages on. coming up next we'll talk to one of the fathers of high speed trading who says he has a simple solution to help level the playing field on wall street. >>> the great

. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was at the parking lot of walgreens, apologized forduct inside the walgreens and told that witness to watch the news later, that he would be famous and the actor proceeded to wait near the door in the parking lot of walgreens for the police department to arrive. >> well, he won't be famous here, because i'm not saying his name. officer santiago is the first jersey city law must killed in the line of duty since 2009. they stood single file at the entrance of the hospital, and saluted as his flag-draped body was carried into an ambulance. >>> officials are confirming two deaths after two lightning strikes in rocky medical national part, they both hard on the highest continuously paved road in the united states. more than 20 people were injured. with those numbers peaking in july. >>> a head-on collision along a major highway leaves one person dead. it's our top story as we go across america. indiana. a stolening mustang collided with a greyhound bus on a highway about 70 miles east of indianapolis. the driver of the car died. 19 people o

. >> police say early sunday morning 27 year old lawrence campbell walked into a walgreens asked theecurity bar where he could buy a greeting card and then attacked taking the guard's weapon he made no attempt to rob the store. >> surveillance camersurveillanw campbell walked outside and speaking to a witness at which time he apologized for his conduct in walgreens and then subsequently told the witness to watch the news later today. he's going to be famous. >> reporter: when police arrived on the scene the gunman approached their car and opened fire. hitting officer melvin santiago in the head and killing him. then police say campbell turn his attention to another police car firing at the windshield in an tempt to kill more officers. the mayor says those officers fired back hitting campbell and killing him. now jersey city is a community in mourning. santiago a young officer who dreamed of joining the force like his uncle. >> the officer was a very good officer and as the mayor said he wanted an assignment in the west district. >>> santiago is the first jersey city officer killed in

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police respond todd an armed robbery inside of a jersey city, new jersey walgreens pharmacy just after midnight. officers melvin santiago exchanged shots with the suspect outside the store. the suspect was shot and killed. officers santiago was rush to the hospital where he died. an investigation is underway, we will update you as this information, more information, comes into our news room, but for now that is the very latest, an officer shot and killed, at that walgreens pharmacy. >>> it is 7:38 right now. for sale a used tank not something you hear of every day but no joke, people came from around the country to bid on them. we will take you to the unusual auction just ahead. >>> and then they are happy tree huggers why these people are getting friendly in the for is, we will explain w >>> hey check out these tree huggers, you might call them 1,000 people turned out in portland, oregon to attempt a world record for simultaneous tree hugging. yeah, their mission, wrap their arms around these trunks for one whole minute. unfortunately they failed to set the world record but they did l

that's why walgreens created the first program that's what you did to me yesterday. >> i know you didhonoring the one and only billy joel. joining the ranks of music royalty, the long island native becomes the next recipient for the gershwin prize. the award is presented by the united states library of congress and the library officials say this was an easy decision calling joel a storyteller of the highest order. past recipients include paul mccartney, stevie wonder and carole king. >> good company. >> yeah. >> great company and just thrilled to share that with you. [ applause ] he is a gift to the music world. >>> in other music news, a tree planted in los angeles in memory of one of the beatles has been killed by beetles. >> oh, no. >> terrible case of irony. the degrees. hot and sticky already. 90-90 five degrees today. a cold front approaches the area will trigger some storms. a 40% chance of storms. tonight, lingering storms. tomorrow, not as hot. middle 80's. scattered thunderstorms early, then clearing late. >> we are just a hot and steamy show because the "heat index" is next

investigators say the suspect walked into walgreens and attacked a security guard.n police arrived, he approached the patrol car and opened fire. killing the officer. a witness told police he said he was going to be famous. >> he apologized for his conduct in walgreens and told the witness to watch the news later today, he will be famous. >> police say he shot at another police vehicle. the officers fired back killing him. follow the shooting investigators identified him as a suspect in a previous homicide. >>> a fundraiser to help protect police dogs across the bay area. pet food express hosted the cover your canine event by donating 100% of sales for police dog safety equipment and police officers brought their cadine 9s to the store -- canines to the store to meet the public. >> departments are still recovering after budget cuts and because of that we help supplement with police equipment that is really, really essentially for protecting the dogs -- essential for protecting the dogs. >> totals stand at $101,000 and not all the stores reported in yet. the goal is

he and his partner were responding to a walgreens after 3:00 p.m. he was killed by the suspect who snatched the gun from the security guard. officers released the name of the suspect. lawrence campbell. >> he did not rob or attempt to rob the walgreens, but he waited north police department to arrive. surveillance cameras show campbell walked outside and speaking to a witness at which time he apologized and subsequently told the witness to watch the news later today he'll be famous. >> campbell was shot and killed by police officers. he is one of three people wanted in a homicide. the officer was the first to be killed in the line of duty since 2009. >> a head-on collision sent seven people to the hospital this morning. the crash occurred around 7:30 this morning near the intersection of old welsh road and easton road in abington. officials say a car and van collided in a head on crash. they don't know what caused the crash. search people were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. >>> a septa bus driver is recovering after being attack

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