three years so this is really all the walmart, target bill. they're just hiding behind a smokes screen. they're calling it fair street retailer. well they never cared about fairness toss main street retailers. >> thank you. now, mr. byrne, can you tell us what impact would collecting a sales tax have on your business, if you could quantify that would be great but if you could, describe the process or the burden. >> ok. the impact would be, you know, there is about 12% of the u.s. population is in california, and about 10 to 15% of e-commerce runs through affiliates so if you multiply those two together, you get about 2%, so that's that's -- by california passing this, this means about 2% of revenue, because we have to end those relationships. and in addition, i have always -- this world of affiliate marketing is, i call it the ho chi minh war of the elephants, of the fleas against the elephant. the tiny companies that somebody may be a schoolteacher and have a website at night that she maintains called best buy on purses.com, and then people w

, so this is really all the walmart, target bill. they're just hiding behind a smoke screen. they're calling unfair to retailers. >> host: what impact would collecting a sales tax have onour business? describe, also, the burden. >> guest: okay. the impact would be, you know, there's about 12% of the u.s. population is in california, and about 10-15% of e-commerce runs think affiliates. so if you multiply those two together, you know, you get about 2%. so by california passing this it means that off about 2% of revenue because we have to end those relationships. and, and in addition i've always thought this world of affiliate marketing i call the ho chi minh war of the fleas against the elephant. they're tiny companies that somebody may, you know, be a schoolteacher and have a web site at night that she maintains called best buyen purses.com. and then people who are looking for purses come to her sight, she's -- site, she's found purses from be 20 different internet retailers and, you know, she writes a little blog about what she thin

speculation swirling that walmart may be moving into a new retail territory to open up two stand-alone grocery stores. they have received plans for vacant sites. in pleasanton one lists walmart and another one lists architecture firm and both proposals show a grocery store with a farm and said bakery. walmart says it has nothing to announce right now. >> in the tough economy one group of teachers in great demand, those that specialize liez in in math and south africans. california will need 30,000 teachers in those fields in the next ten years. lyanne melendez looks at what is being done to meet the demand. >> he has worked at retail and at a consulting firm. >> realizing math is just math, it grows into science and grows in other subjects. on. >> her training starts in this classroom, one month of intense preparation under the residency program. they will spend one year shadowing a veteran teacher at one of the 30 schools operating in low income communities in california. while working on their credentials and master's degrees. we have high demand to have and highly qualified teachers

bandwidth. >> you do know a few technical terms. >> tell us here, walmart, when you hear walmart is gettingme, you better pay attention. >> absolutely. i don't want to call them mass consumerization, but once a product hits their shelves, it does hit mass consumers. i think this can be a game changer in that for a long time, we've seen other customers in this space. we've seen netflix, appletv, we've seen gaming consoles, hulu, and all these other ways that you can get content over the web, but now for it to go into walmart, that's going to raise the attention for a lot of people who are going to say, wait, i can to this? it's not that hard for me to do. and can i just stream these on my television instead of watching them on my computer, because that's what i would really like to do. netflix is a little bit more expensive, but it all depends on what your usage is like. for example, netflix also just announced that they were going to have some price hikes. right now we're showing $7.99, but that may be changing. that may be going up to about 16 bucks. so we already know that there's a price

if it does happen. >> the evidence seems to be there that it is going to be walmart. >> but walmarts not talking. >> mike is talking. >> mike is talking about a forecast, if you are not crazy about the mist and fog seems to be gone, less this morning and warming trend down the road. >> what do you think about terry's assessment. >> thigh highway is been listening. now that we are two hours into the show. good morning everybody. cold front passed through yesterday and turned on the atmosphere just enough in the way of cloud cover or drizzle this morning but we have nice northerly flow that is bringing the cool air down from alaska even with the extra sunshine to jump much. sfo out of the west gusting to 23, 18 miles an hour at half moon bay, hayward, 15 and 26 in concord to 15 in fairfield. so a nice stiff breeze has kept temperatures along with the clouds that are just coming back much cooler, from 1 degree in oakland to 8 in los gatos. so we're starting off cooler, temperatures float mid-50s and hold that way through 8:00 with mostly cloudy conditions. we will see a lot of more sun

i knew that. >> you do know a few technical terms. >> well, tell us here, walmart, when you hear walmart better pay attention. >> absolutely. because you know, i don't want to call them mass consumization but we know once a product hits their shelves it does reach mass consumers. so, with that being said, i think this could be a game changer in that for a long time, we've seen other companies in this space. we've seen netflix, apple, hue lu, all the ways to get content over the web but for it to go into walmart that's going to raise the attention for a lot of people who will say, wait i can do this, can i stream these movies on my television instead of watching it on my computer. i think it's going to bring more attention and many more consumers to realize hey, i could be experiencing entertainment in a different way. >> you told us about walmart a second ago, their logo, their motto, always low prices always. and this sense, you told us how much it would cost for the standard definition and high definition, $3.99 and $5.99. how does that compare, i guess, i guess red box is popular and

. >> is walmart the solution to the district cost begun problem? >> capt. lanier says it is one problem -- solution that could help. >> it could help because d.c. does not have a licensed gun dealer. it has to come up with one very soon. behind me is the proposed site for a new wal-mart. wal-mart sells guns. the people live here say, hold on. the georgia avenue site for the proposed walmart sits in the middle of a network of established neighborhoods. neighborhood filled with single- family homes and schools and families who have lived here for decades. >> what i do not want is a wal- mart in the area. >> she has lived here for 28 years. she learned many of the wal-mart stores sell guns. >> now but i know that they sell guns that is out of the question. >> the city must have a registered dealer. the city's only licensed dealer is not doing business. cathy lanier said the city must find a dealer at soon. even though it is not a good idea, wal-mart could be one option. >> walmart could take that on. are they willing to take that on? >> for residents who are b

to fresh produce. >>> starting today walmart is renting and streaming movies online. they bought up video streaming service 18 months and launched a new streaming service by offering 20,000 titles that be used on any device. prices range from a dollar to 5.99 or buy movies from 4.99 up. >> i know we have a little bit of sunshine in san francisco. >> that is what happens. san francisco will be the last years to clear the fog. the fog is still rolling in from the ocean and we look southbound from mount tamalpais. expect this to last one or two more days before the big warming trend rolls in. >> all right. mike, thank you. an unusual ngd, why police say incredible scene is part of a misunderstanding. >> in his own words, a bay area teen tells us how he stopped a grizzly bear from attacking him. >>> a stunning sight caught on camera in stockton. a local news group caught a man hanging on the side of the car. it looks like a professional stunt but it was the result after misunderstanding. he grabbed on onto to car because he thought someone stole his wife's purse. but when

to fresh produce. >>> starting today walmart is renting and streaming movies online.hey bought up video streaming service 18 months and launched a new streaming service by offering 20,000 titles that be used on any device. prices range from a dollar to 5.99 or buy movies from 4.99 up. >> i know we have a little bit of sunshine in san francisco. >> that is what happens. san francisco will be the last years to clear the fog. the fog is still rolling in from the ocean and we look southbound from mount tamalpais. expect this to last one or two more days before the big warming trend rolls in. >> all right. mike, thank you. an unusual ngd, why police say incredible scene is part of a misunderstanding. >> in his own words, a bay area teen tells us how he stopped a grizzly bear from attacking g g u >>> a stunning sight caught on camera in stockton. a local news group caught a man hanging on the side of the car. it looks like a professional stunt but it was the result after misunderstanding. he grabbed on onto to car because he thought someone stole his wife's purse. but when

it's wacalled walmart express. it sits in about 15,000 square feet. walgreen's. but the average of one of those super centers is 185,000 square feet. so think of it this way. the one in chicago is the first walmart express to open in an innercity area. and they say it's a big test to see if the small format works. and if it's successful, we could see the express stores open in other cities. we've already seen it in rural areas in arkansas and north carolina, and keep in mind of course these stores aren't going to carry the full product line that you see in the super stores. the smaller ones will family size food, health and beauty products. >> so what's the deal, is walmart downsizing? >> it's not downsizing. what it's trying to do is try to stay competitive, trying a new strategy. because the fact is walmart sales have been dropping for about two years. also opening up a super center can be tough in a big city because there's less space available. also we've always reported on this, all the opposition from local businesses. that's led to zoning restr

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walmart plans to open another 300 stores by 2016. ball greens will expand -- wall greens will expand its services to include fresh fruit and veggies. >>> the san francisco va medical center conducted the study. researchers concluded more than half of alzheimer's patients could be prevented if people stopped smoking, exercise more and lose weight. >>> at & t could start installing new cable boxes in san francisco as soon as today. the board of supervisors approved the installation without an environmental report yesterday. it allows at & t to build a stronger fiberoptic network and create more options for cable and internet services. critics say those boxes will be an eyesore and attract vandals. cell phone retailers are now required to educate users about potential health risks linked to radiation from phones. the new ordinance does not require the disclosure of radiation laws. >>> as shuttle atlantis gets ready to return to earth what will happen to the thousands of people that work for the shut program. >>> you ming says his basket

and the gun store could be walmart, it could be just a gun store dedicated solely to the sale of guns. >> reporter: the district is still facing illegal challenges to its new handgun rules. lawyers say the rules are too restrictive. dorene, back to you. >> tom sherwood. thank you, tom. >>> an employee with the u.s. agency for international development has been arrested on child pornography charges. last weekend, a tip led police to the home of 60-year-old carl mitchell. following a search of his house, mitchell was arrested and charged with making and is possessing child pornography. usaid says they have suspended mitchell without pay. they have also removed his employee security clearance. usaid provides humanitarian assistance around the world in support of u.s. foreign policy. >>> the woman accused in the death of her co-worker at a yoga store in bethesda will go on trial in october. her name is brittney norwood. she's accused of murdering jana murray inside the lululemon store back in march. today a judge set her trial date for october 24th. police say norwood beat murray to death

>> an official with walmart told wtop radio that currently there are no plans for that store to selluns in its d.c. operation. >>> a rare move in rockville tonight after county leaders approved a beer and wine license for a new grocery store. elwood thompson's local market is set to open in rockville town square next year. today, the county licensing board cleared that grocery store to sell wine and beer. previous efforts to open a grocery store in that area had been unsuccessful, because regulators did not grant the license. >>> coming up on news4 at 6:00, a dramatic decision has been made about the tabloid newspaper that hacked into the voice mails of murder victims and dead soldiers. >>> a roof collapsed a soccer stadium, one person killed. it sent dozens of others scrambling for their lives. >>> after complaints about patdowns of the elderly and babies, now there is a complaint of another kind. >>> hakem, are what's ahead in sports? >> serena williams giving back to kids on the tennis court. bryce harper off to a good start. and the nats have a in that case for winning close ball

both pleasanton and hayward have received permit plans, in pleasanton one document lists walmart and another lists an architecture firm that has done work for them. a grocery store with a pharmacy and bakery. walmart says it has nothing to announce right now. >> in the tough economy, one group of teachers in great demand. those that specialize in math and science. as babyboomers retire. california will need more than 30,000 teachers over the next ten years. education reporter lyanne melendez looks at what is needed to meet the demand. >> he has worked at retail and a consultant firm. now, he hopes to be a good math teacher. >>> realizing that math is just not math, it grows into science and other subjects and tha uses math as strong foundation. >> she is training one month of intense preparation of aspired residency teacher program. they will spend one year shadowing a veteran teacher operating in low income communities in california. while working on their kre deny rnls. >> middle cool and high school we have high demand to have highly qualified teachers who understand the subjects

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bruno, una investigación señala lo fragil de estos acueductos, ahí mismo se hará un supermercado de walmart acá, también aprendo a defender. >> santiago apenas tiene cuatro años . >> como todo padre uno siempre esta preocupado por la seguridad de los hijos, aprendiste a nadar?. >> si. >> ese es el caso que aprenda a nadar y no les tenga miedo al agua. >> cualquier lugar dónde lo llevamos, hay playas, hay albercas. >> año tras año, reportamos noticias de niños que se ahogan en piscinas o ríos . >> esta mamá siempre sintió la necesidad que su hijo de tres años aprenda a nadar. >> podemos tener hasta cuatro ojos encima de ellos, pero los accidentes ocurren. >> al regresar... . >> muchos residentes permanentes buscan tramitar la legalidad de parientes. >> (,. >> ya regresamos . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> mi hermana va y la saca, se la lleva mi cuñada por dónde vive, pasa en este río . >> ramirez quedó incapacitado por trabajar en california, dice que no tiene dinero pero quiere ayudar a los primeros . >> pienso que si los adoptara yo. >> estándo acá, si como yo, comen ellos. >> dicen que el tramite no será

. >> walmart launching its own movie service a few minutes ago.e'll look at it coming up. >> a look at highway 24, pretty smooth drive now heading to the caldecott tunnel. on the chp scanner we see incident reported right in the area. i'll get more details and let you know if that affects your drive through tu ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ >> new this morning, a live look outside sunol grade. to me, that looks clear. let's check in with a master, mike inouye. is that clear? >> it is. it is good for the sunol. you saw as folks heading up the hill, a little slowing because of the volume so very good, very good. relatively speaking. 680 not a problem. the maze here, also not a problem. of course that volume picking up as well. we'll take you out to the caldecott

our international growth allows walmart to source more goods from u.s. companies to sell in our stores around the world. 70% of our top international suppliers are u.s. companies, which creates and sustains american jobs. we are also one of the largest purchasers of american agricultural products. last year, we directly exported nearly $40 million worth of washington apples, california asparagus, florida grapefruits, and other crops. likewise, we look for opportunities to use american products as we build stores. like the led parking lot lights, which are mostly manufactured in north carolina. the best way i can say is that when walmart goes overseas, we bring american companies with us. when we grow, they grow. so how do we reform the tax code to drive growth here at home encourage america's competitiveness abroad? my advice is straight forward. lower the corporate rate as much as you can. make the tax base as broad as you can, and move to a territorial system as quickly as you can. without any of these three components, it will be impossible to achieve

walmart topped the list followed by kroger and target. amazon jumped to no. 19 from no. 26 thanks to the kindle. >> a new audit shows some problems within the state highway association. what does the agency planned to do to fix them? >> the nfl lockout remains. we have a ball and we will have that story straight ahead. -- we have football and we will have that story straight ahead. >> we do not know when the baltimore ravens will use the stadium for its purposes. between rock concert and monster truck rallies, there is some football being played. >> high school kids enjoy the stadium today. >> a quiet offseason for the baltimore ravens but not for their marketing department. they put together this terminate -- put together this tournament. a dream come true for many of the kids finding their way to play in the ravens' palace. >> we want to thank the ravens for all they do for the kids. >> a nice crowd of friends and family in attendance including a maryland quarterback as he sneaks in a little scouting for some hopeful future teammates. y

after netflix announced depressed net quarter walmart struck back, walmart announced many movies the viewed through 300 internet connected devices. joining us is jason cochran, contributing editor at dealnews.com. jason good to see you here this morning. >> good to see you. >> the 60% price increase has people up in arms, you do it like that, not good for the customers. what can be expected? >> sort of like the airlines, ripped a page from the airline playbook and unbundled their services. used to pay you pay $10, have streaming movies unlimited and also be sent dvds. now if you want them you have to pay for them separately. if you want to keep the old services you had, pay $16 a month rather than $10 does not make people happy. >> the reason behind this is because they weren't doing very well? >> moving toward streaming movies in general, costs money to send things out, the warehouse, pay for postage and since we're moving toward streaming a lot of the companies need to have better libraries available. to do that it takes money because you have to negotiate with the studios. netflix

other side led by walmart, a $186 billion chain that does collect sales tax, even from online customersbecause it has physical store fronts in california. >> you have to spend money. >> the california retailers association includes walmart, target and the gap, which will have to put together a sizeable war chest to fight amazon's efforts to overturn the online sales tax. the group says more stores will follow borders path and close for good. >> what we're seeing is that customers using our retail stores as showrooms looking the merchandise, tvs. and then go, out to buy online because they don't have to pay sales tax. >> if amazon can get more than 500,000 valid signatures by september 27th, the law will be put on hold until california voters can weigh in next year on whether e-tailers should collect the sales tax. this strategy to frame the tax as a job killer. a spokeswoman says with state unemployment at well over 11%, we're glad people of california now have an opportunity to have voices heard on this issue. and the ceo hopes voters agreed the law is hurting the economy. and this web

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walmart. ms. dukes anticipated many opportunities. she was hired by wal-mart and was very happy to work for the company. she learned about the family and the vast business empire in the mid 1980's. she was placed on the dean's list at a community college. it made her and her family quite proud parents she had nearly 25 years of retail experience when wal-mart hired her. this may 25, it marked her 17th year work work -- working at the walmart store. i was struck by it -- somebody told me your favorite quote. "do not let fear get under your feet because it will carry you where you do not want to go." that is a great quote. we will put your full statement in the record. please, go ahead. >> good morning. i am betty dukes. i am honored to have been invited to speak to you this morning. the supreme court ruling in the case has brought me before this committee today. i would like to share a little of my history as a walmart employees. i grew up in the city of pittsburgh, california, and worked at the walmart store there for 17 years. i had

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or visit a walmart vision center today. >>> right now the official cloture vote to end debate on harry reid's bill, his compromise plan to try to raise the debt ceiling. that's being voted on now. it has been going on, the roll call vote is clearly party line. it is going to lose probably 52-48 because reid will vote no himself on it if he can't get cloture invoked, which he cannot, in order to keep the possibility of when the deal is struck, they basically shift control a, select all, delete, and paste in the new compromise legislation which we do expect at some point this afternoon. this is a possibility of at least speeding up the clock a little bit. anyway, how is the deal playing with some democrats? we're joined now by texas democratic congressman henry cuellar. have you officially been informed of what the outline of this deal is going to look like by your leadership? >> no, not yet. i think we are still waiting for the leaders to work out the final details. as you know, we don't know yet. we are getting some ideas but let me tell you, in the last couple weeks in my opinion it's

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. >> now outlets like walmart are hoping that it means they'll come r rning through their doors now.wright reports it is all turning into a hollywood drama. >> reporter: they're an internet movie startup suddenly behaving like the godfather. >> i'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. >> reporter: raising prices 60%, expecting movie-loving customers simply to accept things without questioning. >> my mama always said, life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. >> thinking you're going to roll over or just take it and smile and keep on running like forrest gump. truth of it is, like howard beale in "network." >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore! >> it means netflix suddenly loses next quarter 30% or more of their client base. >> reporter: the truth can be tough to swallow. >> you want answers. >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> people can't handle the truth that it costs money to keep this business alive. if they want movies inside of 30 days, if they want these new releases and not just old movies, th

or visit a walmart vision center today. >>> and which story will be making headlines in the next 24 final launch of nasa's space program or a last-minute weather delay perhaps. we have a special guest. sean o'keefe is a former nasa administra administrator and joins us now and it is so great to see you for so many reasons, but first, the shuttle launch. there was an interview yesterday with brian williams and there is many regrets from the shuttle corps and many others that we will be relying on the russians and their ability to take our astronauts to the soyez. do you have any regrets of the turn of events? >> well, it is a 30-year history that is remarkable and the exploration of space has been open as a consequence of the space shuttle on a routine basis and made it a feasible opportunity that would never have been possible, and it was exactly 30 years ago that began and now the next chapter is about to open. >> what is that chapter? >> well, it is evolving and to aed ministration has launched goals for space vehicles and objectives, and charlie bolden has been expressive in look

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