then, protests at walmart. [indiscernible] rejects new safety standards proposed in the aftermath of a building collapse that killed over 1100 workers in bangladesh, we will speak with former garment worker kalpona akter. last week she protested outside walmart shareholders meeting. today, she is in new york. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the obama administration is reportedly preparing to charge nsa whistleblower edward snowden with leaking classified information. the fbi has begun questioning relatives and associates of snowden, a former cia employee who revealed his behind a massive leak of documents outlining the national security agency's surveillance practices. the guardians grin -- glenn greenwald has already published some of the documents and says are more become. snowden's whereabouts are unknown after he checked out of his hong kong hotel room monday. white house press secretary jay carney defended the ministration

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he planned to shoot up a walmart and movie theater. if convicted he could face the be possibility of life behind bars. blake's parents join me now. welcome to you both. let me start with you, if i may. this story, and the reason i wanted to have you both on, just about gets to the very heart of the real problem with the gun violence toll in america. that is the appalling way the mental health system in america deals with people exactly like your son. tell me when you realized that blake had serious mental issues. >> i wouldn't say that blake really has serious mental issues. blake has been hospitalized seven times. it started in 2008 when he was diagnosed with depression. at each hospital visit they diagnosed him with something different. they would change his medicine, they would keep him on the same medicine. we never really had a correct and steady diagnosis, it was something different each and every time. and sometimes the medicine would affect him in different ways, make him manic, make him more depressed, make him suicidal, homic

they were all introduced at walmart's annual meeting today. and "nightly business report" was there. all that and more tonight on "nbr" for friday, june 7th. >> i'm sue herera in for susie gharib this evening. a good employment number. not great, not terrible. but it was enough to spark a big rally on wall street. u.s. employers added 175,000 jobs in may, almost exactly what was expected, while the unemployment rate rose slightly to 7.6%. but the report only adds to the questions hanging over the economy. are americans feeling better about the job market? and what might the fed do next. hampton pearson reports. >> reporter: job growth remains steady if not spectacular. >> big gains in professional business service, eating and drinking establishments, and retail sales leading the way to a better than expected boost to payrolls in may. >> i think the number today is strong confirmation that the economy has found some firm footing. the bones of the data are good. retail sales are looking solid. i think a wealth effect is increasing demand for aut

the same walmart that we pick up his medication. you know, you write a bad check at walmart, you're on a bad checklist. blake should have been on a list. >> well, he should have never passed the background check. >> yeah. >> seven times in the mental hospital. that's -- they should not be able to buy a weapon. >> things need to be changed. >> the point is, isn't it, if you look at the loopholes in the background checks system in america. he could have gone to a gun show. from all the investigations i've seen, he could have walked into a gun show, no questions asked, and bought the same kind of assault rifle there. when you see washington reacting in the way they did recently by doing absolutely nothing, not even tightening background checks. what do you feel, as responsible parents who did -- almost the unthinkable. having to hand your son in, because you've just run out of options, what do you feel about washington doing nothing? >> it's going to happen again. i mean doing nothing is the worst thing can you do. we're just waiting f

values to walmart or walmart values to yahoo!er, who reportedly replied, i'm sorry, because what we're here to do is yahoo!'s business. here to discuss is dan slaterman, campaign director for making change at walmart. nice to see you, dan. >> good morning. thank you. >> so we've been talking about sort of the people pushing back in any of a variety of ways. what did the protesters hope to accomplish by going to yahoo! and confronting mayer? >> well, i think, you know, the beginning of this is that walmart workers just went out on strike again, responding to illegal retaliation at walmart in june and they took those strikes and put them on national caravans across the country to walmart shareholders meeting, where they really had their voices heard, and they were really, again, the questions about walmart's business model and walmart's illegal retaliation was front and center during walmart's big show at their annual meeting. and walmart feels threatened by that, and unfortunately, has responded by illegally firing and disciplinin

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>> this is brilliant by walmart.ted out before, the way we need to be eating to lose weight in for good health is half of our plates should be full of fruits and vegetables. then a quarter of a protein and another quarter of grains. not only are they on trend, but really when you take a look of walmart who is the largest food retailer in the country, people don't think about it being high-quality. what we do is choose our supermarkets based on the produce department. if they are saying front and center, we have the best produce out there. were willing to put money behind it. gerri: i duties my supermarket on the basis of produce. has to look good. for walmart this is really interesting. seems like a move into what is an upscale luxury every now almost because you see how companies like wholefoods and others are making a ton of money and just this kind of thing. of trying to go upscale? >> and not sure they're trying to go upscale, what's going on behind the scenes is for the past three the five years walmart has been

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>> hard to say, i'm a big walmart fan.company, i like the way they do things, it is hard when you are not guilt for a given purpose on repurpose your company, you can drive nails with a croquet mallet. neil: i have done that. >> that is not the best way it drive nails when amazon is built for e-tailing, it is hard to cash up with them, unless you leapfrog them, so far, guys built for big box retailing have not figured that out. neil: gary b, it is a huge concern. people use on-line site, what do you think. >> i think dave is right, i'll expand that, i think almost impossible for walmart to do it walmart, stipulate that they are greatest bricks and mortar retailer. amazon is the greatest eretailer. flip it around, you could see amazon competing against walmart in a bricks and mortar in absolutely not. they sound like they are the same, they are retail, they are vastly different, and retail comes down with those margins, tiniest slip up, on the way, and you are screwed. we've seen that with retailer back to woolworths, w i d

jenna sparks, a louisiana walmart employee and a member of the group power walmart, drew applause fromthe crowd of thousands, including many of her colleagues, when she raised the plight of struggling workers and 27 --ized the sierra's $20.7 million paycheck. i want you to know that times are tough for many walmart associates, too. we are stretching our paychecks to pay our bills and support our families. so when i think about the fact that our ceo mike duke made over $20 million last year more than 1000 times the average walmart associates, with all due respect, i have to say, i don't think that is right. [applause] some activists made it inside the beginning, never were kept away after walmart won restraining orders against protesters and walmart labor groups. california's troubled san offering nuclear plant is shutting down for good. it has been idle for over a year following are rio actively. the leak led to the discovery of excessive wear in tubing that carries radioactive water. the plant's operator, southern california edison, had maintained it wanted to restart the reactors but

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