so she's poor and that's a good place for me. >> reporter: westfield valley fair mall staff handed out to help the time pass as the throng jockeyed for position and prayed the merchandise wouldn't sell out. >> we are trying to ensure that the line is safe and secure, our customers are having a nice experience. >> reporter: as the hours passed, a bond formed between parents and between children. it seems the race to save several dollars was to secure lasting memories. >> why not pay a dollar instead of $30 plus tax? it's all about the money. we have had a "build-a-bear" before. so this will be a once-in-a- lifetime experience. >> reporter: once inside the store, the thought of what it took to get here soon faded. the wide eyes and smiles on a child's face cemented a shared belief that there was barely any discomfort at all. >> waiting two hours isn't bad to come get some nice toys for them. and they are having a blast, right, girls? >> i'm really enjoying this. plus, i'm on vacation so it helps to have the time to come down here and be here with my girls. >> reporter: "build-a-bear" off

the line was so long at the westfield mall in san jose that it reached outside.y was there all day, talked with parents who said the long wait was worth it because of the smile on their kids' faces. >>> reporter: "build-a-bear" brands itself as a place where best friends are made. at stores in the country this is place where patience is forged. >> i think it's fun for kids. you can see that there's so many kids here, different ages, and the parents get to experience it with their kids. >> reporter: the line doesn't bother you? >> no. not yet. >> reporter: that line started forming hours before the store's 9:15 opening stretching two football fields outside and then inside. parents brought their progeny to take advantage of the annual pay your age day. >> you pay the age of the kid. so instead of $30 for a dinosaur, we got a $4 and $2 dinosaur. >> reporter: deep age-based discounts brought out the determined, compassionate and the frugal. couldn't you come, like, you know, the day before? >> no, no. we're cheap. ha ha! no, we're poor. so she's poor and that's a go

. >>> frenzy this morning at popular -- live at the westfield oak ridge mall in san jose. matt, what's happening there? >> reporter: we're about 200 yards away from the entrance to the build a bear workshop. everybody here is waiting in line. they say the pay your age day line is closed due to capacity. that's disappointing. but some people are very hopeful. you can still see there are hundreds more in line. stuffed animals created malls stuffed with people this morning. hundreds lined up at the build a bear workshop including michael o'brien and his son he's 7 years old. so you're going to pay $7 for a bear? >> yep. >> reporter: that sounds like a good deal. >> yep. >> reporter: normally the dolls can cost anywhere from $25 to $100 each. she's been for $30 for four. >> 14, 10, 5, and 1. >> reporter: hundreds were in line by the time build a bear opened. many stopped accepting guests due to crowds and safety concerns. the store manager at oak ridge said they'd stay open as long as they had bears to >> dinosaur. >> i think i want to get the unicorn one. >> reporter: at the

currently in the westfield. mr. sanchez expressed a first commitment to being a good neighbor and working with the cultural district to advance our goals and cultural celebration and visibility, community development and economic and social justice. we are happy to support a filipino business that is community-minded and has committed to working and creating opportunities for local organizations to create entry level job opportunities in the district. and there's an interest to work with our arts and culture committee to create additional art pieces in the space to celebrate filipino culture. we're excited that the executive order bar and lounge has committed to hosting six annual pop-up dinner for aspiring filipino food businesses and to explore the commissary for the kitchen for growing food businesses and the hopes for our pastry chefs to provide baked goods for his daily coffee program. we're hopeful that the executive order lounge will continue to contribute to creating a lively commercial corridor for the cult

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tte he asked the ive for -- he taught at westfield and west springfield high school last year. police fear there may be more c ms. >>> it was a story watched all week. mega millions says somne has won that jackpot. a $522 million prize. someone matched all six of these numbers. the white balls, 1, 2, 4, 19 and 29. the mega ball, 20. the winning ticket was sold at this store in san jose, california. this is the fifth largest jackpot in mega millions istory. cnbc asks what they would do with the money. most say they would save it or invest. >>> a starting value next week of $40 million. >>> oh, good.ss gracio >> it is 4:38 now. coming up, a scare during the most famous cycling race in the world. how the cyclist is doing aft flipping over a wall. >> wow. >>> but first, stealingin plain sight. thieves stuffing their bags at a popular store. how much cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tolike advanced gen

(rob live) i'm here at the westfield/valley fair shopping mall, outside a store called "build a bear," that sells stuffed animals. kids love em and today the store was practically giving them away. natseverybody likes to get a good deal and as deals go, this one is hard to beat. for one day only a cuddly bear or other stuffed animal, those normally selling for up to $28 bucks, were selling for the age of the buyer. in other words, you simply "pay your age," many customers waited four hours or more in a line of moms, dads, kids and strollers that stretched around the corner and outside the mall into the parking lot and beyond.vanessa yurena/build a bearnormally, the concept behind build a bear goes like this. you choose a bear or other stuffed animal and then you build a wardrobe to match. that can get pricey. but today, a five year old, for example, paid just five bucks for that bear, not including the accessories. and if he has brothers and sisters, well, the savings add up.the promotion was happening at all build a bear locations across the country. judging from the response here an

we have a fairly important building over here, the old emporium store, at the west side -- westfield mall, and one of the significant san francisco architects. so there's a good image to look at relative to our charge of how will this feel relative to historic districts. i thought it was interesting, mr. hayes talking about the criteria that they looked at and the first one says, evoke the history and heritage of san francisco. and it's an interesting thing, because the question is, should something that's a 21st century element that we're putting on the streets significantly be historical? you know, we've done that. that's what's there now. we have the false historicism. because i started exactly where mr. hayes is. what's wrong with what we have now? we've gotten used to them. they're handsome. they kind of disappear because we're used to them, but then it appears that cities change and grow and clearly there are reasons why we're looking at a new design at this point. should that design be historical or should it be something that -- you know, we have a 21st century city. we're a

aiken was a teacher at westfield high and west springfield high last yr. he's bee suspended without pay during the investigation. th news s i-team went through employee records and found that aiken taught latin language and he's currently being held without bond at the fairfax county adult detention center. back to you. >> all right. scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> now to politics, and we begin with something that the president said. he defended his tariffs and told a group of veterans not to believe their eyes. w just remember what you're seeing andt you're reading is not what's happening. >> the comment got a lot of play on social media today. the quote was often compared to pis line from george orwell's novel "1984," tty told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final most essential command. blayne alexander is tracking trade and tariffs tonight for us, blayne? >> reporter: certainly, there's a lot to track on that frontea ng to that same group today the president promised american farmers that the tarils w pay off eventually.

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from one of them at the westfield valley fair in the south bay natseverybody likes to get a good deal and as deals go, this one is hard to beat. for one day only a cuddly bear or other stuffed animal, those normally selling for up to $28 bucks, were selling for the age of the buyer. in other words, you simply "pay your age," many customers waited four hours or more in a line of moms, dads, kids and strollers that stretched around the corner and outside the mall into the parking lot and beyond.vanessa yurena/build a bearnormally, the concept behind build a bear goes like this. you choose a bear or other stuffed animal and then you build a wardrobe to match. that can get pricey. but today, a five year old, for example, paid just five bucks for that bear, not including the accessories. and if he has brothers and sisters, well, the savings add up.the promotion was happening at all build a bear locations across the country. judging from the response here and on social media, if people didn't know about "build a bear," they do now. those toward the end

jim, westfield, massachusetts, republican line, nest on -- next on the open phones. good morning.aller: good morning, pedro. i have been watching c-span for quite a while and i would just like to comment -- a lot of these people that are calling in our calling the republicans racist. i am very much getting tired of the same old thing. racist, racist, racist. if everyone in the republican i mean, youacist, know, it is just ridiculous. i will be the racist you want me to be if that is the case. you keep calling me a racist over and over and over again. i will start to form opinions and be that person that they want me to be. that is all i have to say. host: philadelphia, pennsylvania, republican run. rubin. good morning. morning, pedro. could you show the scenes from yesterday on capitol hill when they were grilling strzok and louis gunn moore was interviewing him and accuses him, how could he sit there and look his wife in the face knowing that he slept with someone else? we have a president who is on his third wife and some of them have been mistresses, and now he is under indictm

they should make him call it the aca. , in westfield massachusetts on the line for those under 30. >>ack to the topic of democratic socialism and what it means. for me, i think of a couple of thence in my life -- a couple of events in my life that i can never forget. , andmy sister had leukemia my parents crying when they saw the bills. old, withne years tumors all over her body, fighting for her life, and your family wondering if they will be able to keep her alive with the medication in the money to pay for it. i think of norway, germany, other countries like australia, britain, canada, they don't have to worry about that. for me that was a huge moment in my life. if your little girl is dying and you're are wondering whether you can afford to keep her alive, what does that say about our country? the second thing is 2008, the economy. i remember being old enough to remember how my family was devastated. how we almost lost her home. -- our home. i remember my mom sitting at the kitchen table wondering if she will be able to pay the mortgage . i think to myself, what kind of a country

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