walmart says this. when the incident involving ms. el ills occurred we asked local police to intervene. you'll have to direct any questions about the incident and resulting investigation to them. we also did that as well. boyce, somehow the ku klux klan has become involved. what is that about? >> well, effectively the kkk has threatened the family and told them if you raise too much of a stink then we're going to respond. in a scary way. what's even more frightening about this, which says a little bit about kennett, missouri is that the threats were actually delivered by a police officer in uniform. i don't have any information to or knowledge that says the officer then went to investigate where the threat came from or went to prosecute the threat as a hate crime which is what it is. so, you know, the truth is that this is a very complex case. the people we've asked to come down for the rally, we've let them know, look. this is not a safe places specially for people of color. it's my greatest hope we can get in and out safely while st

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walmart has some big changes planned for crowd management. our money expert, jennifer westhoven, has this for you. >>> and of course walmart wants you to think about fun and safety and to make sure that the headlines about black friday are great, here are the changes. hot, hot door busters, cds and dvds. if you're somebody who wants to shop for this, here is the big change. instead of waiting outside and when the doors open and everybody stampeding in, it will be open overnight on thanksgiving. you can meander in and go in the store on a line supervised. no cutting. that's somebody that gets everybody else on the line very angry and more disposed toward aggression. then when the big sales start at 5:00 a.m. you're in a calm line inside. no running necessary. >>> a lot of americans would like to throw wall streeters who might have connected to the wall street collapse straight into jail. do not correct. in the first criminal case related to the implosion in the economy a jury found men inning. prosecutors argued two men who were hedge fund man

walmart has some big changes planned for crowd management on that friday morning/thursday night. our money expert, jennifer westhoven, has this for you. >>> and of course walmart wants to make sure that the headlines about black friday are great, that you want to go, but it never happens again so that you can safely get some of those crazy deals on black friday. "the new york times" writes that walmart hired crowd control experts who have even handled mega events like the olympics and the super bowl. the biggest change is for those hot, hot door busters, tvs, pcs, instead of waiting outside and everybody stampeding in all at once, that's when it can be dangerous on that friday morning, instead they're going to be open on thanksgiving and overnight on thanksgiving so you can come into the store whenever you want. you can get on a supervised line that's inside. you know what that means. no cutting in line because that was happening outside. and you know when there's cutting everybody gets really aggressive and angry at each other. so then at 5:00 a.m. when the big sales start, ever

a woman in missouri on trial after cutting in line at a walmart. today jurors got a closer look at what went down. heather ellis attacking police after cutting in line at this walmart in missouri. it happened three years ago. this is surveillance video, the alleged incident that jurors saw today. ellis says customers shoved her and used racial slurs when she changed lines. the video shoes people at a checkout counter pushing back items and others in their place. police were called. you'll see police in a minute. ellis claims an officer told her to go back to the ghetto and another roughed her up. police say she was belligerent, she kicked an officer and she split another's lip. if convicted ellis could face up to 15 years in prison. she was offered a plea deal a couple years ago but turned it down. >>> if you're taking a flight today, you may be in for a wait. you may have already experienced this and got to your destination finally. the airlines and this morning and critical and air trans and at one point they were two hours ahead of schedule. so

and walmart cut prices again to $9.98. walmart started a similar price war in books last month. >>> so you hear a crying baby or you think you hear a crying baby. scientists hear the language of the babies' parents. new research suggests that newborns tend to cry in the same speech patterns as their parents' native tongue. so the crying of german babies mimics german and french mimics french? the first is a german, the second a french. >> you can hear it right? the german newborn cries in falling melodies and french babies cry rises in pitch just like their respective languages t it is suggested that infants start picking up on the elements of language in the womb. >>> you know what it's like in the job market. unemployment lines are stretching longer than ever and the government has been throwing around a lot of numbers. what do they all mean? see how a youtube star found a fun way to sort it all out. >>> a local muslim leader talk ed the suspect makes his first court appearance. we will talk to someone who witnessed the

anywhere, drop her off at walmart, anywhere. i don't care. that somebody bring her back to the people that love her. >> that was shaniya's father on cbs "early show" early this morning. we are taking your calls live. there is no easy way to report the latest on this case. when we saw video of little shaniya being carried into a hotel room -- liz, let's show that video, please. there was hope that although the child had been abducted that she was still alive. here's the video i'm telling you about. that is 29-year-old mario andrette mcneill. he's got $100,000 bond tonight. carrying little kidnapped shaniya into a hotel room. gurnal scott, how long did he stay in that hotel room that we know of? the video surveillance should reveal it. >> yeah. from what we know, that mario mcneill and shaniya davis only stayed in the hotel for about an hour. as soon as police found out that that video existed, they made a

this is not good news to walmart. yet the tennessee stump jum percent over there in missouri just want to make this a capital offense. >> i tell you why it hasn't gone away. because my reading of the police report is the police got a little too personally involved in this case. she was leaving the store. whatever happened inside, whether there were racial epithets, she was leaving the store at the time the police arrived. she was ranting and raving according to them. they said, calm down. and she didn't calm down. by the way, note to men, telling women to calm down, that never works, okay? never has worked in history. never is going to work. does not calm us down. just makes us angrier. continues walking away. she gets angry. and at that point they come and apparently a scuffle ensues. let it go. i agree with you, jane. we don't have enough child protective services workers, enough police resources on important cases. this is a woman who got mad. maybe justifiably, maybe not. but the p.s. to the story is the kkk is ha

over at walmart, they're cutting more toy prices. they already started but now some of the toys will be less than 10 bucks. toys "r" us has new incentives, too. they're really stepping up the price wars out there. you can get some good deals. >>> your favorite charity, it may not be able to help as many people this holiday season. donations are expected to fall by about 9%. that's according to "usa today" this morning, citing a charity group. and it's expected to be a bigger drop compared to last year. >>> an elephant got herself stuck in a mote at the milwaukee zoo. check it out. zoo keepers tried everything to get her out. wait until you hear what finally did the trick. >>> all right. hi, i'm rafer weigel with sports. what are we starting with, the yankees? we have no prompter, no scripts. the world series. took another dramatic turn. this one is heading back to the bronx. the new york yankees doing a little celebration, perhaps a little premature. that was melky cabrera supposed to be hurt. chase utley, the second baseman for the

. >>> we have new video of what looks like a woman cutting in line at walmart and you can see her movingomebody else's stuff but what happened next is a big controversy. that's when things allegedly turned violent. and whether you have bad credit or good credit you could get hurt. the warning signs more people are about to lose their homes. >>> time for us to salute our troops. sarah wants to salute her fiance of the u.s. army. she says that he's in iraq and will return in july of next year. she says he joined the army right after high school and he loves what he does and that he's all that she has ever wanted in her life. if you have somebody in the service, go to cnn.com/robin. >>> newly released video is now at the center of a racially charged incident at a missouri walmart. surveillance tape shows a woman repeatedly moving another customer's items off of the conveyor belt. witnesses say that heather ellis cut in line and was swearing. but ellis says her cousin had saved her place. the manager says ellis brought race into the scuffle. >> she looked at me and told me that i wasn't anyt

walmart started it off at 10 bucks, then target was matching that. now walmart says $9.98. you saw it there. one example, "star trek." list price is about $27. so, that is a big savings for a new movie. this is the kind of stuff, robin, that a lot of times hollywood studios don't love this, because they don't necessarily -- >> because they make a lot of their money back on the dvd sales. jen, thanks. >>> not your average babysitter's club. a small company is changing a way that parents find a sitter. stephanie elam has her eye on this story in this "small business success." >> parents adrian and david colwhite got an idea for a business when visiting family out of town. >> we couldn't find a babysitter. >> they came up with the idea for seeking sitters, online babysitting service that provides parents with child care. >> log in to their local area, see sitters, mark preferences and make a request for the day and time that they need. >> private eye experience also sparked other ideas. >> the biggest part is our background screening. we do investigations more like fbi style i

. >>> you probably heard this story, you know the woman who is accused of cutting in line at walmart?s what happens after she cut in line that has this town divided and could land her in prison for 15 years. >>> churches, yes they help people out all the time. but one pastor is being told not to feed the homeless. >>> how about this story, a woman is facing 15 years in prison over a racially charged incident at a missouri walmart. check out this newly released video because it might shed a little bit more light as to what happened here. you are looking at heather ellis, she's this woman. she's moving another customer's items off the conveyor belt. well, witnesses say she cut in line and she was swearing. ellis says customers, show though, shoved her and she switched lines to join her cousin. the manager says ellis brought race into the scuffle. >> she looked at me and she told me that i wasn't anything but a stupid, white quarterback uneducated walmart employee. and she called betsy an old gray-headed lady, the cashier. and that's when i said, wait just a minute. i said, you don't kno

protestors on both sides gathered at the walmart in kennett, missouri.t a june rally, police found threatening letters the size of business cards that said the ku klux klan would get involved. heather ellis could be sentenced to up to 15 years behind bars if she's found guilty of assaulting police. she cut in front of customers waiting to check out and became dlij re belligerent when confronted about it. ellis says she was pushed by a white customer hassled by store employees and called racial slurs and physically mistreated by police officers. police say ellis is the one who got violent. >>> the shuttle "atlantis" astronauts using their first full day in orbit doing inspections. they plan to check the shuttle's thermal shielding to see if it was damaged in yesterday's launch. nasa officials say it doesn't appear there's anything to worry about at this point. but today's survey should give them more conclusive answers. "atlantis" and its crew of six will hook up with the international space station tomorrow. >>> you may be passing 20s and not know it. th

there are new protections that may keep you safer this year if you head to a walmart. jennifer westhoven is looking out for us. >> as you can imagine, walmart don't want you to have one shred of concern about your safety. they want that totally handled so you can focus on having black friday be fun. to do that, they have to make sure it never happens again. "the new york times" reports walmart hired crowd experts who have done events like the olympics and the super bowl, mega events to get this under control. now, the biggest change -- and this is important if you're somebody who really likes to strat jie, who is up and out on line at 4:00 a.m. those hot, hot door busters, the tvs and pcs, the ones everybody runs for, instead of waiting outside in the cold and stampeding in when the doors suddenly open on friday morning. walmart will be open thursday night overnight, meaning you can come in whenever you want and get online inside the store. plus, the line is going to be supervised. that means no cutting in line, which is actually a really important element because peop

a woman is facing 15 years in prison over a racially charged incident at a walmart in missouri.ly released video may shed more light on what happened. you can see heather ellis moving another customer's items off the conveyer belt. witnesses say she cut in line and was swearing. ellis says the customer shoved her and used racial slurs when she switched lines to join her cousin. the manager says ellis brought race into the scuffle. >> she just looked at me and told me i wasn't anything but a stupid white, uneducated walmart employee and she called betsy an old gray-headed lady, the cashier. that's when i said, just a minute. i said, you don't know me and i don't know you. >> well shlgs the video goes on to show police arresting ellis. officers say that she kicked and hit them. ellis says she was assaulted and police told her to go back to the ghetto. a jury could get the case today. >>> the army now says that it will will give the media some access to sarah palin's visit at ft. bragg on monday. she'll be there promoting her new book. it previously said it wouldn't let crews in be

well, walmart is now confirming some of those deals. these are some it will have the day after thanksgiving. one is a blue ray player for $78. maybe for some of the door busters, you would say them for under 100 bucks. there's also a 50-inch, plasma, high-def tv and kids' pjs. >>> victims of the shooting spree of ft. hood have been honored at memorial services, but now, there's a move in washington to honor them in another way. >>> plus, this grand dad says this is the lesson you'll need and you'll never forget it. >>> one of the soldiers killed at ft. hood will be laid to rest today. he was brought back to his hometown in tennessee. he will have a full military funeral at the church where he grew up. and lawmakers have -- richard lui has more. >> this bill would make the 12 soldiers killed eligible for the purple heart and a civilian victim could get the medal for the defense of freedom. it would also give anyone killed or wounded in the attack the same legal -- it guarantees their families the maximum benefit. >> we can never give the

did you know the big wireless providers are locked in a fierce price war and now walmart is getting in on the action. hln money expert clark howard explains what it means for your wallet. >>> okay. i get a kick when i travel and i'm sitting next to a corporate type on an airplane and he or she is there busy working with their smart phone, blackberry, iphone, whatever, and i'll say, hey, how much do you pay a month for cell phone service? already knowing the answer. it's like, oh, i don't though. my company pays for it. well, although there are corporate privilege types into get stuff just handed to them, most of us pay for our cell phone service. and never has there been a time it's more important than right now for you to reshop your cell phone service. there is brutal price competition going on and especially now that walmart has jumped into the cell phone business with both feet with their plan offering you 1,000 minutes a month and 1,000 text messages for $30 a month or you want unlimited stuff, $45 a month. generally their rates are half what the competition is. check it out. i'm

then walmart wanting to get the last word cut prices again to $9.98. walmart started a similar price war in books last month. >>> a video game coming out this week could be the blockbuster entertainment gift of the holiday season. analysts say "call of duty modern warfare 2" will bring in $1 million in the first week. the game allows you to fight troifrts by shooting your way through a complex series of scenes. the developer says it's like stepping into a movie. go it alone or fight one another by connecting online. "call of duty" goes on sale after midnight tuesday for $60. >>> a popular car maker is recalling almost four million of its top-selling vehicles. get clark smart. clark howard has the details to keep you safe on the road. >> by now, i hope everybody in america who has a toyota or lexus made between 2004 and 2010 has checked to see if your vehicle is one of the ones affected by one of the oddest recalls of all time. four million vehicles approximately recalled because the driver floor mat could cause you to be in an accident and possibly eve

. >>> the big wireless providers are locked in a fierce price war and now walmart is getting in on thection. hln money expert clark howard explains what all this mobile madness means for your wallet. >> okay. i get a kick when i travel and i'm sitting next to a corporate type on an airplane and he or she is there, busy working with their smartphone, blackberry, iphone, whatever. and i'll say, hey, how much do you pay a month for cell phone service, alreadying kn knowing answer. and they'll say, i don't know, my company pays for it. most of us, just normal earthlings, pay for our cell phone service. and never has there been a time that's more important than right now for you to re-shop your cell phone service. there is brutal price competition going on and especially now that walmart has jumped into the cell phone business with both feet, with their plan offering you 1,000 minutes a month and 1,000 text messages for 30 bucks a month. or you want unlimited stuff, $45 a month. generally, their rates are half what the competition is. check it out. i'm clark howard. check me out at cnn.com/

walmart says this -- we also did that as well. boyce, somehow the ku klux klan has become involved now. what is that about? >> well, effectively, the kkk has threatened the family and told them that if you raise too much of a stink, then we're going to respond in a scary way. and what's even more frightening about this -- which says a little bit about kennett, missouri, is that the threats were actually delivered by a police officer in uniform. i don't have any information to my knowledge that says that this officer then went to investigate where the threat came from or went to prosecute the threat as a hate crime, which is actually what it is. so the truth is that this is a very complex case. you know, the people that we've asked to come down for the rally, we've let them know, look, this is not a safe place, especially for people of color. so it's my greatest hope that we can get in there and get out safely while at the same time standing up for justice. but the thing is, this is not a black issue. this is a civil liberties issu

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well now walmart is getting in on the action.ans for you in the wallet. >> okay. i get a kick when i travel and i'm sitting next to a corporate type on an airplane, and he or she is there busy working with their smart phone, blackberry, iphone, whatever. i'll say, hey, how much do you pay a month for cell phone service? already knowing the answer. and it's like, oh, i don't know, my company pays for it. well, although there are the corporate overprivilege types that get stuff just handed to them, most of us, normal earth lings pay for our cell phone service. and never has there been a time more important than right now for you to reshop your cell phone service. there is brutal price competition going on, and especially now that walmart has jumped into the cell phone business with both feet. with their plan offering you 1,000 minutes a month, and 1,000 text messages for 30 bucks a month, or you want unlimited stuff? $45 a month. generally, their rates are half what the competition is. check it out. i'm clark howard. check me out a

over at walmart, cutting toy prices even further. some toys less than ten bucks now. target is handing out gift cards if you buy a certain amount you get a gift card for this amount. the price wars really on. and that could definitely help you if you are really trying to be a strategic shopper, just not going out and doing it in one fell swoop. >> got to stay competitive. thank you. >>> time now to tell you about the question that we're asking this afternoon if yut your views." earlier, a grown number of kids are ignoring age requirements for social networking sites like like myspace, facebook. a lot of kids are logging on. >> the 12-year-olds are right there at 13, they think they're old enough to do everything. they'll fudge a little bit. they'll get on these websites, the myspace, the facebook, all these places that, to me, they seem like they could be scary places for kids, wouldn't you think that's why they have these age requirements? maybe not, brooke. there's a study that people have been talking agent since yesterday. psychologists say everybody calm down. th

cutting in line at walmart. did that get one woman 15 years she says cops are racist. police say she was belligerent and assaulted them while resisting arrest. take your calls 1-877-tell-hln, e-mail me at cnn.com/primenews or hlntv, start your text with the word prime. welcome once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. just hours ago cops found the body of a little girl they think is shaniya davis. her mother is accused for giving her 5-year-old girl up for sex, prostituting her little girl. the last time she was seen alive she was being carried into a hotel room by a convicted felon. police confirming a child's body near fayetteville, north carolina, seven miles from that hotel. >> we have located a body based on some information we obtained we can confirm that body is the child and it was located off of walker road. >> we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me now to talk about this, michelle sigona, investigative journalist, john lucitch. michelle, take us through the day. >> this is tragic news, as you can imagine. this body was found about seven m

walmart. >> tom: welcome back to "larry king live." stars." the judges are an important part of the show. eh, it's in the prompter, i had to read that. let's take a look at the wild three who rate the fancy footwork. >> last night, excellent jive. in this was as good. >> i'm actually going to disagree with you. i thought this was better than last night. you have to let go. shimmy it up. ♪ funky as i am i think it's going to be really exciting. you're a diamond in the rough. i love that performance. >> dirty little girl! yeah yeah yeah! ♪ i like to move it move it ♪ we like to move it >> top-notch performance. >> tom: very nice, okay. >> mark, the way you flowed from your tricks back into your dancing was effortless. i'm so -- back in top form. you went wrong a couple, four times maybe. maybe five. >> tom: all right. now, joining us in sexy casual wear, is carrie ann. come on over. >> why thank you. >> tom: come on, my dear. how are you? >> i'm fine, how are you? look, it's girls night. >> tom: it feels like we've had a coup of "larry k

. >>> the woman at the center of a racially charged incident at a walmart in missouri says she's not to blame for what happened. heather ellis took the stand today in her own defense denying ani any misbehavior during this incident. they say that ellis cut in line at the store and refused to leave. this is newly released video showing ellis moving another customer's items off of the conveyer belt. the manager said ellis brought race into the scuffle. >> she look at me and told me i want anything but a stupid white uneducated walmart employee and she called betsy an old gray headed lady, the cashier. that's when i said just a minute. i said you don't know me. i don't know you. >> the video goes on to show police arresting ellis. officers say she kicked them and she hit them but ellis said she was assaulted but it's not shown on the tape. the jury could get the case as early as today. ellis is facing 15 years in prison if she's found guilty. >>> a man accused of secretly taking nude videos of espn commentator erin andrews will make his first court appearance in los angeles today. 47-ye

an african-american woman joined her cousin in line at a walmart checkout. employees accused her of cutting in line. and to put it simply, things spiraled out of control. she claims racism. cops claim she assaulted an officer. now she's facing 15 years in prison! i don't know what happened. i wasn't there, but i do know she didn't go in there to rob or murder anyone. there are so many horrific crimes that go unsolved in this country every day. i just wish we would focus on the killers and the rapists first instead of prosecuting a teacher who might have had a bad tantrum at a store. is that worth 15 years of her life and our tax dollars? i'm jane velez-mitchell, and that's my issue. >> all right, find out what else jane has on her mind. watch "issues with jane velez-mitchell" every night at 7:00/8:00 central time on hln. >>> kids' letters to santa will probably go unanswered at the north pole. volunteers at the north pole, alaska, have been answering kids' letters since 1954, but now the u.s. postal service is tightening restrictions on the program because o

now, prosecutors say she jumped the line at walmart and then that led to an argument. police were called in. they say ellis assaulted them, but she denies that and refused to sign a pre-agreement. >> we tried to resolve this thing early on, and there was no indication of any desire to do so. >> ellis was charged with trespassing, disturbing the peace and two felony counts of assaulting an officer. the case has gotten national attention. joining us now -- what was your reaction when you first became aware of this story that heather ellis is facing charges for an incident that stemmed for cutting in line. what was your first reaction? >> i didn't believe it. i said that's impossible. there's got to be more to it. tell me more about this young lady. my assistant's children were the ones that brought this to my attention. and that's why we're calling it the journey of justice out of respect for the kids. they're the heroes in all of this. i did my research. and once i sort of dug into it, you know, i thought about my own background. my father's been in law enforcement for

now, walmart came in, slashing prices on dvds sold online.started, but then target and amazon jumped in and we're talking about hot, new movies, too. like the latest harry potter, for example. here's account "star trek." about 27, but online, about 10 bucks. >> not bad. wow. >>> so, a college soccer player got the boot for what she did on the field. she was caught on camera, but the question of the day you're talking about, is there a double standard in sports when it comes to punishment for men versus women? >>> a potential carjacking was stopped in west virginia by a 9-year-old. the boy pulled the keys out of the ignition when the suspect aldly jumped into the car. he was in the car with his three brothers while his mom was in a store. >> somebody just came and opened the door and tried to -- he told me to get out, but i didn't get out and i yanked the keys out of the ignition and i had them like this and then he tried to get it and he banged my head against the door and got out and started running across the street. >> the suspect is facin

over at walmart they're cutting more toy prices. they started that. now some are less than 10 bucks. toys 'r' us is offering incentives like gift cards sometimes. so the price wars are really on out there. and it's something where, you know, if you don't just go in at the last minute if you're careful and targeted about your shopping, you probably save a lot of money. two names you probably know in tools. stanley works, which is in connecticut, they are good at tools like hammers, they are buying black & decker for $4.5 billion. and black & deck good at the power tools. they hope together they can survive the slowdown in housing construction. >>> huge controversy for the number one florida gators after video shows a player jamming his fingers in an opponent's helmet. you may be very surprised at the punishment. we're already hearing from some of you. >>> i'm rafer weigel with sports. the philadelphia phillies with their backs to the wall on the brink of elimination lived to see another day as the world series heads back to new york. the yankees one wi

walmart reporting a slight increase in third quarter profit, but what wall street is focusing on is salesrter. overall it's really not a good sign for other retailers going to be forced to offer big discounts to compete with walmart or face dwindling market share. >>> here's an update of a story we covered earlier this week. act vision blizzard sold 4.6 million copies of call of duty on the very first day on the shelves. a one-day sales record for video games. it beats the previous mark head by grand theft auto by almost a million copies. analysts expect it will sell a total of up to 13 million copies by the end of the year. that could be good news for the video game industry where the revenue is down 13%. >> i see -- that what the graphics preelly look like when you play the game? >> it is. i understand it's extremely realistic. >> every video game gets better and better. >> reporter: feels like you're there. >> thank you. >>> one school is in hot water for trying to trade extra credit for cash. come here, little kid, want some extra credit. give me money. >>> the woman from the chimp at

walmart cut prices on some new dvds to $10 and within hours of amazon.com and target matched so walmartent down to $9.98. love the book wars. especially if you're a book aficionado. >> and now movie. okay. thank you. >> yes. >>> singer rihanna is speaking out for the first time about the assault by ex-boyfriend chris brown and last night on hln's "the joy behar show," joy spoke with a former sitcom show star about her experience with domestic violence. >> did you blame yourself? >> of course, of course. >> how? in what way did you do sna. >> if you were more this or less that, it wouldn't happen. his mother said i told him not to hit you so much. all right. i remember thinking, whether? just on birthdays? it's -- it was hard, too, because that happened in my life years before i was in show business and then i got a show and they went and found him. exacerbating things in his life more than mine. i had moved on. >> well tonight, kathy griffin tells joy what she thinks about he vie johnston and sarah palin. this ought to be good. "the joy behar show's" at 9:00 p.m. eastern on hln. >>> mor

walmart is confirming some of the deals they'll von the day after thanksgiving. one is a blue rey for $7. a lot of experts, including our clark howard, who said that you would see them for under $100 for some of the door buster specials. also a 50-inch plasma high def tv. tore $700. is that a good deal? >> a pretty good deal. >> i don't know about the tvs. kids pjs for $3. also seen leaks unconfirmed about apple having big sale, too, on black friday. maybe even 25% off macs. we'll watch that one. >> no? >> yeah. it's a leak. so -- but that's the leak. >> alleged leak. >> alleged leak. we know how apple is about leaks. maybe there's less reason to believe that one. >>> this is the annual, the insurance industry. they want to know the safest cars on the road. they go out and buy every model of all the newest car, 2010 cars and smash them to see how safe they are. well, 19 cars and i believe eight suvs did well in the tests. subaru got awards, volvo as well. basically, though, this year the list really shrank. went from say, roughly, 100 to 25. the point is they sai

talking walmart, target, amazon.com all selling preorders for some of the most anticipated new dvds for $10 or less. yeah. ten bucks. one example, "harry potter and the half-blood prince" list price, about $29. buy it online, $9.99. have at it. >>> meantime, i know a lot of us are looking for safe places to put our money. hln expert clark howard says one popular investment is a bad deal. he tells you thousand grow your money with less risk and fewer fees. >> one of the hot investment products on the marketplace is something that i don't consider to be an investment at all. it's an insurance thing called a variable annuity. it's where you have an insurance-type policy with something kind of like mutual funds in it. why do i dislike these so much? because the expenses you pay to have one of these are massive. humongous commissions, and then on top of it, the amount of your money that stays with you is shrunken so much by the fees that you have to pay. according to the "wall street journal" it's typical the fees you'll pay are 3% to 3.5% of your money each year. by comparison, if you buy s

walmart got things rolling. target and amazon kind of jumped in.re not talking about junky movies like "ishtar." >> you actually note name of that. >> the new star trek, harry potter, "night at the museum." >> i want to be inside even more. locked up. just watching dvds. >> back to you. >> thanks a lot, jen. >>> a college soccer player has been given the boot for her actions on the field. but is there a double standard in sports when it comes to, ooh, punishment? that's the discussion. and it hit our facebook page over the break. >>> president obama and the first lady will attend a memorial service tomorrow for the 13 people killed at ft. hood. and we're taking a closer look this morning at some of their stories today. first off, captain john gaffaney was a 54-year-old army reservist from san diego. he worked for two decades as a psychiatric nurse before deciding to re-enlist. but he had to fight to get back in the army because of his age and hearing problem. >> everyone knows that loved him here that he was doing what he wanted to. he wanted to be

i can get generics from walmart for a three-month supply. i don't even need a generic. i am 71. can get the expensive drug that i need a broad for one- third of the cost compared to the prescription drug plan on medicare part d. i'm fed up with. i would rather pay the full cost than give the drug insurance co. another penny of my money. guest: obviously, it is a voluntary program. and people do not want to join in, they do not have to. the data shows that gives a significant subsidy to each person. the deductible does go up and it does apply to name brand drugs as well as generous. host: anthony sends us this message by twitter. guest: uh, you know, it is a complicated issue. i don't have any particular view on it. both administrations have questions about how to control the importation of drugs from overseas fromfda safety. i don't think it would lower drug costs. senior citizens are large chunk of drug consumption. senior citizens could good prices on a relative basis through medicare part d. host: new york, eleanor, on the democrats' line. caller: i don't really recognized pr

then, author of the walmart effect with charles fishman. after that,sidney hart. "washington journal", live on friday, 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. friday, parliament opens its chambers as the youth parliament debates in the house of commons. also, jayson blair on why he fabricated and plagiarized news stories. also, have world the threat's been over height? sunday, two programs on democracy and the internet, including the university of virginia panel. facebook founder chris hughes on how social networking is changing the political process. this holiday weekend on c-span. >> thanksgiving weekend on c- span, american icons, three nights of original documentaries on the icon mccombs of the three branches of the american government, beginning tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the supreme court. then, friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, inside america's most famous home, the white house. our visit shows the grand public places as well as those rarely seen spaces. saturday at 8:00, the capital, the history, art and architecture of one of america's most symbolic structures. a

thing and take my daughter somewhere, to a hospital, police station, just anywhere, drop her off at walmart, anywhere. i don't care. that somebody bring her back to the people that love her. >> that was shaniya's father on cbs "early show" this morning. we are taking your calls live. there is no easy way to report the latest on this case. when we saw video of little shaniya being carried into a hotel room -- liz, let's show that video, please. there was hope that although the child had been abducted that she was still alive. here's the video i'm telling you about. that is 29-year-old mario andrette mcneil. he's got $100,000 bond tonight. carrying little kidnapped shaniya into a hotel room. gurnal scott, how long did he stay in that hotel room that we know of? the video surveillance should reveal it. >> yeah. from what we know, that mario mcneil and shaniya davis only stayed in the hotel for about an hour. as soon as police found out that that video existed, they made a race to that hotel. didn't get there in time to catch the two of them there. but it's still not known if they searched what

they would not enjoy the pre- market advantage that walmart does. wanting to say yes, you actually reduce the ability to keep costs down. host: charles fishermen will join us tomorrow from 8:15 a.m. eastern time for an hour. democrats line. good morning. caller: happy thanksgiving to both of you. i am sorry you have to work this morning, but i appreciate you being there. i have been a lifelong democrat. i was very involved in the health-care battle of the 1990's. i was involved and implementing a town hall meetings back then and wisconsin, iowa, and illinois, so i do not take a backseat to you, but in the area of february 2008 i discontinue treating your blog -- reading your blog because of your extreme hatred of another democratic candidate, and that was senator hillary clinton. i want you to be aware how much damage you did and how much damage that marcos did. guest: are you sure you're talking about my blog? caller: you were very hateful to her. you mentioned today that president obama was an anti-pork candidates -- anti-war canada. he was no suc

i can get generics from walmart for a three-month supply. i don't even need a generic. i am 71. i can get the expensive drug that i need a broad for one- third of the cost compared to the prescription drug plan on medicare part d. i'm fed up with. i would rather pay the full cost than give the drug insurance co. another penny of my money. guest: obviously, it is a voluntary program. and people do not want to join in, they do not have to. the data shows that gives a significant subsidy to each person. the deductible does go up and it does apply to name brand drugs as well as generous. host: anthony sends us this message by twitter. guest: uh, you know, it is a complicated issue. i don't have any particular view on it. both administrations have questions about how to control the importation of drugs from overseas fromfda safety. i don't think it would lower drug costs. senior citizens are large chunk of drug consumption. senior citizens could good prices on a relative basis through medicare part d. host: new york, eleanor, on the democrats' line. caller: i don't really recognized

walmart is confirming some of the deals they will have. a blu-ray player for 78 bucks. there is a 50-inch plasma high-def tv for $600. kids pjs for three bucks. if you plan to shop online black monday, three online customers are scamming customers. the senate commerce committee says affinion and webloyalty latch on to other websites and offer cash back and other awards that seems to be attached to the connection. by clicking yes they enter into a contract with a club operated one of the three companies. >>> former politicians don't usually gather big crowds. sarah palin is generating crowds as she plugs her new book.    >>> the investigation into the death of 5-year-old shaniya davis hits a delay. why prosecutors are not filing new charges against the mother. >> space shuttle "atlantis" arrived at the international space station. >>> a single mom is faced with one tough choice, fulfill commitment to serve her country or stay at home to care for her infant son. what do you think she should choose. it is so good to have you with us. happy hump day to you. we are going

i can get generics from walmart for a three-month supply. i don't even need a generic. i am 71. i can get the expensive drug that i need a broad for one- third of the cost compared to the prescription drug plan on medicare part d. i'm fed up with. i would rather pay the full cost than give the drug insurance co. another penny of my money. guest: obviously, it is a voluntary program. and people do not want to join in, they do not have to. the data shows that gives a significant subsidy to each person. the deductible does go up and it does apply to name brand drugs as well as generous. host: anthony sends us this message by twitter. guest: uh, you know, it is a complicated issue. i don't have any particular view on it. both administrations have questions about how to control the importation of drugs from overseas fromfda safety. i don't think it would lower drug costs. senior citizens are large chunk of drug consumption. senior citizens could good prices on a relative basis through medicare part d. host: new york, eleanor, on the democrats' line. caller: i don't really recognized

someone changing lines at walmart. that happened three years ago. now we're at the place where this person, heather ellis, could be facing 15 years in prison for what happened after that. >> right. >> because you and i were just talki ining about this story. after she changes lines we have two completely different stories as to what happened. she says that she was harassed by store employees, that it became racial. racial slurs thrown at her. she's not backing down. that's why she didn't settle. there are police accounts and witness accounts that say she was belligerent and she attacked cops. we'll pick it up from there. take your calls. 1-877-hln. sarah pail within a big interview with oprah winfrey. >> they're not watching it now. they're watching us. you're recording it on your dvr right now. >> after you watch it, does it change your mind about former governor palin or not? we're hearing different things. so far i'm haefri inhearing pre that she's doing well with oprah. gives her a chance to exhale and be herself for lack of a better term, with

some form of downshifting, suddenly shopping at walmart. >> those red flags can lead to a deeper lookavior. >> and if you suddenly started exhibiting new consumer behavior and then you have made three or four purchase in a row at a local bar, that would raise some flags that maybe there's some impending financial crisis. >> for its part, amex says, "we don't look at and never have looked at where someone shops to make a line reduction. the primary factor is someone's overall debt level. and we also look at payment history with us, credit reports, and fico scores." banking industry sources say credit scores are still the most important tool in predicting consumer behavior. but those scores don't reflect sudden life changes, like joe biden loss or divorce. >> all they can do is look at the actual volumes and transactions that are coming in and see changes in that pattern. >> for kevin johnson, the experience has motivated him to get involved, and perhaps change the way banks work. >> no one should be penalized for the actions of others. >> okay. so kevin like many other this year, he's

observed the postal service has more retail outlets in the united states then mcdonald's, starbucks, and walmart combined. he proposed the should be permitted to offer customers alternate services like banking, insurance, and telecommunications. i am interested in hearing the extent to which these ideas have been vetted as well as the risks devaluing to. i have asked the witnesses to address the lessons that to be learned from foreign post. i know that some offer banking services and sold mobile phones. i know several companies -- countries have privatized their services. aware subcommittee will continue to provide oversight of the service including an in-depth examination of the business model to help determine the long-term changes necessary to help it return to financial viability. the postal service needs to move forward with its efforts to grow revenue and increased the value of the malil. thank you for being with us. i look forward to you. his patient. i yield for five minutes to the ranking member. >> my comments will be brief because we came to listen and hear from the panel. let me echo

walmart maybe because they don't have a union should be broken up under the house bill?ean this is -- this is undermining the american advantage, especially relative to our european neighbors. so we have to be careful that we don't attract ourselves to the concept that big is bad. yes, we have a problem. if a company has failed, it should fail. and that's just the way american and free enterprise should work. so we have to address that. but we have to be careful we don't overreact in this area. secondly, the fed. the fed has become sort of the natural whipping boy for populist politics today. i understand that. it's been that way since even before the fed was created. william jennings bryant was probably anticipating a fed when he was doing his "cross of gold" speeches. henry wallace, right up through our whole exercise of american politics. that's there because it's deemed secretive. the simple fact is the fed serves a very unique and special function of maintaining the value of our currency, of keeping inflation under control, and to the extent it can effect it, of hel

but for example, my walmart back home is out. i know i could, and i should.or the other vaccine, in our area, it's been harder to come back. dr. lakey may know more about what difficulty we're entonightering there. let me ask pedestrian immune on the issue. -- medimmune. are there adjuvants that you use. >> we don't use any adjuvants in ours. >> because your yield is such that the yield is so high? >> yeah, it's live virus. and it basically replicates in the nasal cavity. you don't need one. i want to highlight that we completed our seasonal manufacturing also in time, and we were even able to accelerate it to free up more manufacturing capacity for h1n1. >> dr. lakey, thank you. let me just ask you. because texas has had some problems. and some of them made their way into the front page of the newspapers. but when did you learn that texas was going to be having some difficulty delivers on the vaccine shipments? >> i think we learned as vaccine was coming out that it doesn't what we had anticipated. so in early october, as i recollect that when we figured out

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