everyone knows when you shop at whole foods you're going to pay more. hence, the nickname. >> everybody calls it whole paycheck. >> whole paycheck for a reason. >> reporter: but what some shoppers didn't know is that whole foods has been illegally charging california customers even more. >> i think that's very deceptive. >> reporter: after a year-long investigation, the los angeles city attorney announced whole foods will have to pay an $800,000 fine, punishment for a pattern of overcharging. turns out whole foods was charging too much at the hot bar and the salad bar failing to deduct the weight of the container and at the deli, they were sometimes charging by the piece rather than the pound as required by law. in a statement, whole foods blamed human error and said, our pricing on weight and measured items was accurate 98% of the time. >> doesn't weigh 12 ounces? >> reporter: still, some customers we spoke to scrambled to double-check their receipts. >> 0.45 pounds at 8.99 a pound. >> reporter: and debated whether to cross whole foods off their list al

i want know what's the stir on whole foods? >> there's guys in that segment coming out of the wood work. we have guys in -- we have the target's, the costco, whole foods, we've got too many players. it's killing everybody's margins. let's go to becky in florida. becky?

. >>> ever feel like you are getting ripped off when you shop at whole foods? turns out you're right. tonight we'll show you how they were caught overcharging customers. >>> and it is almost done. tonight we'll take you on an inside tour of the 49ers and their new stadium, but there is one thing that is still a secret. ,, she was 2 hours late for a was >>> the ceo is making headlines tonight for all the wrong reasons. she was two hours late for a meeting because she was napping. she was in france last week. the wall street journal says she was suppose to have dinner with a bunch of advertising executives. when she finally showed, she confessed she fell asleep. the backlash was swift. someone even created a fake twitter account tired melissa. >>> fox will acquire ktvu. an ex change their current owner will get fox stations in memphis and boston. the deal still has to be approved by regulators. >>> well if you shop at whole foods, you'd expect to spend a little bit more money. but if you ever felt like you were getting ripped off, tonight kristin ayers says you w

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back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> still to come, whole foods in hot water. the punishment being served up to the popular grocery store because of its pricing problems. >>> plus, investigators call it a case of road rage. how they say this man managed to light another car on fire while driving. >>> this is the man accused of flying off the handle and into a violent road rage incident in santa cruz. dante stewart allegedly shot a flare gun into another car last friday. the car burst into flames. the driver of the burning car managed to put the fire out before anyone was hurt. stewart is facing charges of arson and assault with a deadly weapon. >>> told to pay up, whole foods must pay up to $800,000 in fines for overcharging customers in california. investigators found the store did not subtract the weight of containers at salad and food bars, also the weight of packaged foods was less than on the label. compared food and deli were sold by the piece instead of by the pound, which is required by state law. whole foods says its pricing was accurate 98% of the tim

was guilty of charging customers higher prices than advertised for food products whole foods was also found guilty of failing to deduct the weight of containers when bringing up produce putting smaller amounts of food and have packages in the weight stated on the label and for selling items by the piece instead of by the pound whole foods says it has been cooperating with the investigation and has responded with a statement saying that they strive to ensure accuracy and transparency in everything we do based on a review of our own records and a sampling of inspection reports our pricing on weighed and measured items was accurate ninety eight percent of the time whole foods operates three hundred sixty nine stores nationally with seventy four in california that does it for now i mean you're a david. a look it was a problem very hard to make a plan to get along here a plug that had sat with the earthquake there's no lens let's zoom up a little a. little the m o m. one a little bit. of a.

. >>> whole foods is in trouble for illegally overcharging. the los angeles city attorney's office says the company was charging some customers too many at the hot bar and salad bar. whole foods failed to subtract the weight of the container and selling deli items by the piece than the pound. some shoppers are reluctant to trust the chain. >> hearing this it kind of considers, well, maybe, you have to look at your options for, uhm, for shopping. >> whole foods blames the problems on its employees calling it a human error. the company has to pay an $800,000 fine for overcharging. >>> george lucas says the bay area will always be his home, but he is taking his museum of art and move the memorabilia to chicago. for years he had worked to get the museum in san francisco's presidio. but the presidio trust rejected all the proposals for a site near crissy field so lucas opted for a chicago site for his extensive collection. >> we had hoped that we could come to some conclusions that would be positive perhaps with george or with some of the other con

gerri: i know a lot of people call that whole paycheck, not whole foods.hat's the reality of that. what do people think is more important? people are focused on quality or prices right now is. >> depends on the shopper you are. price is important, and quality is, too. new markets specializing in natural, organic and whole foods and whole-type grains is really up the bar in performance. we see a lot of fresh markets coming to the landscape which is a win-win for consumers, we're getting away from the awful packaged goods that we shouldn't be eating for the most part and moving toward a fresh model, when have you good chains upping their game and coming onto the market at such a high level, it forces other players to either up their own game or perish, it's good for everybody. gerri: and a final quick question here, a lot of grocery stores are putting in almost a restaurant. is this the way to boost margins in an industry that historically had narrow margins? >> eating out is no longer a treat. part and parcel of lifestyle. restaurants want to get their shar

whole foods, not so much. to me, it's all about valuations. it's all about companies that

whole foods did not subtract the weight of containers. whole foods is now promising changes and all of its 74 stores in california are bound by the agreement. the stores also face random audits for five years. >>> san rafael officials are working on fire prevention in homeless encampments. this is video of the first fire last thursday at the home depot store. the fires are spreading quickly where the homeless encampments have been a problem for years. >> it is a clear and present danger that not only presents itself to the campers but also to the firefighters here responding. it's just dangerous. so we feel if we could remove the fuel which is providing shield and cover, for the encampments, we'll end up making it much safer. >> reporter: fire chief told us just this morning that they're boosting patrols in the area to help control homeless activity. they're also considering a controlled burn or they might bring in goats to eat the grass. >> union pacific is trying to figure out why four train cars derailed. crews first noticed the cars w

i'm talking about whole foods. whole foods has come down enormously. their last report was not too good. there is a lot of competition from when they do with some of the more standard supermarket chains offering whole foods product. yet this company is unique. they have a wonderful, visionary founder who is actively involved. they provide service unlike that all of their competitors do not have. is it time to go into whole foods? >> i think we're getting very closer, david. this is precisely the kind of stocks to look for when the market has gotten overbought and started to show a few signs of rolling over a bit. whole foods has lost about half of its value of entire five-year bull run that the stock had from 2008 to 2013. just in the last eight months, so the stock literally almost has been cut in half. at this point we are looking at very extremely oversold technical conditions getting down to levels right near, anywhere 34 1/2 to 35 1/2, i think just below current levels are a very good area to think the stock find good support. i like owning the st

look at whole foods. it went sideways after it had a 20% gap lower for weeks.s high short interests just like lulu. i don't think you have to get in there tomorrow and try to buy it. lulu has no support until $30. i think you will probably get a shot to buy it lower. >> short? >> yes. >> yes. i think next week we can see a kitchen sink kind of quarter to what we saw today in lieu lew. >> game stop. against 35 bucks. this is a volatile stock. you talk about short interest. this is one of those things. the risk reward sets up interesting from game stock. i think you can buy it against 35 and look for the pop that you have seen before. >> the fastest growth area is organic which speaks to whole food. when i look at the name. the beating that it took and the valuation got adjusted down from 65 to these numbers, i continue to love it and see paper coming into this name. the growth potential and -- not the short term growth but the expansion in the united states. they talk about potentially could be 1,200 stores in the u.s. right now we're at 350. there's plenty of g

prison labor sold at whole foods behind the conscious capitalism lies a new slavery. i think consumers like to have a positive message. at the end of the day, like the shareholders who want profits, consumers want cheap products, they don't care this is a green cause that is fantastic. >> who drinks goat milk? >> i know a lot of people that do. >> hitha wants to put chicken on the apartment roof in new york. >> what do you think? >> no. absolutely right. charles: you do know there are falcons in new york, right? okay. i'm just letting you know, i didn't know if you are sure. the walmarts and other things, china, the poorly made products. i do worry, i believe the conscious capitalism thing is going to take on a life of its own and worry about the impact it may have. >> it's having an impact everywhere. nike is impacted as well. and it comes down to the core values of the company. can you go in and fix it by all of a sudden say we want to be good to the planet. without realigning everything. charles: and a lot of the companies are giving it lip service. up next, the co

again, whole foods strong. i think the move in whole foods is up. i'd rather own them than spouts. >> certainly parts of the market is roaring higher, including some that have rewarded investors for buying on the dip. dominic chu has a look there. >> scott, so the second quarter again, a modest but decent positive one for the stock market over all. if things stay generally where they are for the next few weeks, while we recover near record highs there are a host of industry groups outperforming. biotech stocks up nine percent since the end of march. big names like sell jean up 17%. tobacco stocks are posting nearly an 11% gain so far this quarter. we're talking about all the majors. then there's computers and peripherals up 16%. apple is a part of that group and it's up a staggering 21% just this quarter and of course we're fresh off that stock split. speaking of momentum, there's a chip name in particular that continues to grind higher and of course that's micron, no real pullback here. analysts have an average price target about a buck above where

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uc-berkeley is also under federal investigation for its handling of rape cases. >>> whole foods is inor illegally overcharging. the los angeles city attorney's office says the company was charging some customers too much at the hot bar and salad bar. whole foods failed to subtract the weight of the container and it was selling deli items by the piece rather than the pound. some shoppers are reluctant to trust the grocery store chain. >>> maybe you have to look at your options for shopping. >> whole foods blames the problem on its employees calling it a human error. the company has to pay an $800,000 fine for overcharging. >>> the harsh winter in the country took a toll on the economy. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, frank and michelle. the 1st quarter was worse than first expected. the commerce department says that gdp fell 2.9% in the quarter compared the 1% decline. a lot came from a big drop in healthcare spending making up two-thirds of that decline. we are expecting a decent rebound in the second quarter. retail sales will be re

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. >>> whole foods ordered to pay an $800,000 penalty for overcharging customers in california.me items weighed less than advertised and the weight of salad bar containers were not being subtracted. whole foods say it cooperated with the year long investigation and prices were accurate 98% of the time. >>> health check this noon, a new trend in cosmetic surgery has some women going under the knife to fix their feet. some doctors call it the cinderella surgery, it's popular in the u.s. and l.a. its toe lipo to make them thinner. they are warning that foot surgery is highly invasive and comes with the risk of serious complications. >>> from our delaware newsroom, governor jack markell will sign a bill to make it easier for people to get a life saving gun. narcan quickly reverses the affects of a heroin overdose and police officer will carry it and minister it during overdoses. >>> this summer is flying by, next week many of are you preparing for big fourth of july barbecues, coming up at 4:00, we'll help you save money before you fire up the grill, and a lot of people are choosing

. >>> whole foods caught red-handed overcharging customers. we'll tell you how they did it and what you should look out for no matter where you shop. >>> aereo loses its case in the supreme court. each side says it is a big win and big loss for consumers. which is it? >>> a great time to take a cruise. deals are hot and so are the destinations. we've got your guide. "the willis report," where consumers are our business. starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with a solution for your bottom line. with tensions in iraq fueling more pain at the pump, drivers will be forced to pay record high gas prices during the jewel fourth weekend. what if i told you one simple step could save you 15 cents on every gallon of gas you buy? here to explain, clark howard, host of the clark howard show and scott ray, senior director at walmart of the they have the details on the latest gas discount you need to know about scott, i will start with you. give us the basics of there program. what is walmart doing with the gas prices? >> so, gerri, thanks a lot. one o

hold the press,er, they're overchargeing, whole foods? otherwise known as whole paychecks. >> whole foods is overcharging, you are kidding? >> mispricing. >> they are charging for things that aren't there. you are paying more for things that aren't in there. >> but you see my point. needless markup, neiman marcus, that's like casablanca, whole foods is chargeing more. >> i am shocked. >> i am, so am i, let's check in with dennis gartman. we saw more market pains coming, the editor and publisher is also a cnbc contributor, for dennis, short-term is 15 minutes. medium term is three hours. long term is overnight. >> asen explore trader, that's about right. >> i believe you when you say we are in a correction. it was that day, the futures were down, a one-f day correction. we were not in a correction. we went to new highs. >> so we set a series of new highs. we were not in a correction. >> yes, i did. >> he's up for the 84. >> when did you get long after telling us and misguiding, misleading me. >> if you read my fuse letter, two days later,

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. >>> whole foods has agreed to pay $800,000 for overcharging customers. the complaints of overcharging came from stores in los angeles, santa monica and san diego. state and local inspectors found whole foods did not sub subtract for the weight of containers. >>> film maker george lucas has decided where to build his museum and it is not in san francisco. the creator of star wars has picked chicago. the windy city was competing with san francisco for the lucas museum showcasing his collection of items. san francisco had offered the site of a waterfront after the precidio trust rejected lucas bid to build the museum in the precidio. ron emmanuel and mayor lee had been -- >>> cox will now own fox stations in boston and memphis. in announcing this deal cox media groups ceo bill hoffman recognized the teams at ktvu and kicu saying quote, we are proud of the work they have done for us over the decades to super serve the bay community with award winning broadcasting. fox ceo jack aberna --thy also commented. the deal is subject to regulatory and other customer

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," whole foods gets charged for overpricing.gner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. an android tv. analysts say google will also offer a new version of its operating system possibly called lollipop. >>> here on wall street the crisis in iraq trumping sales here. the dow fell 119 points, its biggest one-day drop in over a month. the nasdaq dropped 18, and the s&p dropped 12 points. >> asian stocks were mostly lower after wall street's losses. tokyo's hang seng lost half a percent. >>> whole foods gets caught overcharging customers. they didn't subtract the weight of the salad bar containers. the grocery stores agree to pain $800,000 in penalties and fees. >>> and one of rock and roll's greatest songs just set a record. ♪ the beat goes on like a rolling stone ♪ >> the lyrics to bob dylan's "like a rolling stone" sold for $2 million at sotheby's. the words were scribbled on hotel station err back in 1964. it is now the most extensive rock manuscript. >> good thing

lulu like whole foods is down 25% for the year, almost. at a certain point perhaps maybe after this quarter. i'm going to have to go positive on the stock that i really dislea dislike. if not, much below $6 billion where it is in market cap, lulu could become, yes, a takeover target. i never recommend a stock if the fuld also are declineing. if they stabilize, there are two ways to win. why? all those embarrassing recalls, the stink pants thing, this company still has tremendous adherence, earlier this week, we sat down, meaning i sat down with the ceo and cfo of skechers, the hottest shoe brand in the land. thank you for reposting our piece. it's on twitter. i have to tell you a huge emphasis for skechers, the first one they brought up. i didn't prompt it. they asked about their successes, yoga. when you hear yoga, you think child posing me? you think lululemon . they didn't opine on the financial aspects of lulu. have the stocks spent enough time in the wilderness? i think we need to do a huge drill dawn u down after this quarter. finall

>> whole foods.report just less than two weeks ago. >> earnings report was not good. >> stock dumped all the way down into the mid-30s. however, today in the first 15 minutes they stepped in and rapidly bought a whole bunch of july 40 calls as well as the 30 calls that actually -- 39 calls, i'm sorry, that actually expire tomorrow. but these july 40 calls have a little time to run and as you can see right here, these made a very nice move the to the upside as well as the 42 calls out there also -- >> wise move from big time to the upside. the 42s, a similar look. >> right. and the 40s went from 14 cents into i believe the 90-cent range. stock's up 4% today. a's say, they started in the first 15 minutes of trade. it has picked up. 60,000 contracts so far today versus just 6,000 on a normal day last week. >> you in here? >> i am. i'm in stock and these 40 calls in july. >> so you're positive on things despite the most recent earnings report. >> i am. i know mike murphy is happy about that too. it's in

ever joke about going to whole foods and calling it whole paycheck?le foods will pay about $800,000 in penalties and fees for overcharging customers in california. inspectors found that purchased foods actually weighed less than advertised and that the weight of the salad bar containers were not subtracted when you got to the checkout. >>> stocks split on wall street on tuesday. right now futures are pointing to a lower open. google is trying to break into the tv business expected to reveal a new set top box at its annual developer conference. it will be powered by android tv software and play movies games and other contents. erin back to you. >> thanks so much, tam. >>> marine animal experts are trying to figure out why giant sea turtles are dying off coast of delaware and new jersey. this is was the scene yesterday after beachgoers found a turtle on the beach near second street south in brigantine. three logger head turtles have washed out in south bethany due wee and slaughter beaches. if you see a turtle. the marine recovery institute asks you cal

i think a whole lot more room from whole foods, rumor of a publix deal in play last week, i don't knowf anything like that comes to true "i, hole food a lot of value. another name, i want to own financials, not the big ones yet. i like new york community bank, a name we have done well. pace dividend of about 7%. great name there. with some upside. also, blackstone. we talk about m and a in this environment, i think a lot of upside. blackstone benefits from this m and a environment, about have about 10% higher to take out their old high and nice dividend, a great way to plate financials. >> that graphic we showed said wells fargo, made it clear, talking about whole foods, wfm. >> yes. >> steph, you're up. pound the table. >> pound it >> i will do it. >> feel like i have been talking about financials forever, really bullish on them, suntrust in my playbook last week. i'm not gonna pound the table on that one, i do like tm and t bank a lot the regionals, one i think lagged on the big side is goldman sachs, lagged 22% the last year. play m and a, best in breed, highest roe in the business

whole foods says its pricing was accurate 98% of the time. it will make changes to minimize those mistakes. >>> an unusual distress call being issued at a south bay waterway. the drought is drying up ponds at overfell gardens park in san jose and people have illegally dumped pet turtles there. see the little heads? for decades. in a normal year, santa clara valley water district would fill the evaporating ponds, helping to keep the turtles alive, but because of the drought, the ponds are a low priority. there's now a push to display more signs in the area, showing visitors it is illegal to dump animals there. >> so moisture, a matter of life and death when it comes to turtles. >> yeah, save the turtles. >> let's check in with christina and see what you can do about it. >> well, i can bring a little bit of precipitation their way. but not much. and you know what, as we get into the next couple of months, as you know, we're getting into our dry season. so this shower activity that we're picking up right now on our live doppler radar is a really

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this is something we agree on a lot is getting back to eating whole foods that are nutrient dense. hn: most of these are american heart association endorsed. goofy. >> this is not a healthy diet even though it is vegan. john: more americans are eating processed foods, doing the opposite pretty much of what each of you say in your own particular diet. and living longer. so maybe you're both out to lunch. >> the projection is by 2030 spending 300% of gdp on managing obesity. john: you say they get fat because they don't eat enough meat? >> all the foods are processed foods which started driving the obesity epidemic. john: some of the things you say are hard to believe, you are happier and healthier, being a vegan makes you happy. >> absolutely. john: why? i'm happy eating junk food. >> we might have a sugar high from it, but if we want long-term, health and happiness, eating foods can make a difference, it affects hormones. >> we totally agree on that. >> this is something we can agree on vegan and paleo is reducing the processed foods. >> and probably both disagree on the hot dog. jo

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investigators found whole foods market overcharges its customers.the chain agreed to pay $800,000 whole foods says the investigation found their prices to be accurate 98% of the time and blames mistakes on human error. regulators say the chain didn't subtract the weight of containers and sold prepared food by the item, not by the pound. >>> a warning for anyone who enjoys playing flappy birds. several poems have been developed 79% of the sampled flappy bird clothes contained malwear putting you at risk for having your contact list hacked and your sms messages compromised the report says mobile malware developers are taking advantage of people's trust in names they recognize. new survey finds less than 25% of us saved for a rainy day. suggesting we save about six months worth of expenses in case of job loss or other unexpected developments in our lives well, the survey by bank rate.com found only 23% of us have that much. those 18-30 years old are most likely to have five months worth of expenses in savings accounts but those 30-49 are the least like

whole foods, not so much. to me, it's all about valuations. it's all about companies that are either broken or way too expensive. >> it seems there's a lot of broken companies out there. if we want to look at retail in buckets, let's look at costco, walmart, target. these are all well off their 52-week highs. if you want to go higher up the end to consumer discretionary like whole foods, nike, they topped out again. seems like there's a lot of broken stories again. if i put them together, seems like a broken sector. >> starbucks isn't broken. you named ed bunch of companies that are, but didn't we psi tsa topic is are the consumers under pressure. >> but what are the stocks discounting? they're discounting something. there's something investors out there are not going gangbusters with. >> wait, wait. okay. i want to bring pete in. it's true. 52-week highs, that's great. at the same time, if we're looking at higher oil prices, will these stocks break? are these the ones that keep on going? >> i don't know that they break. i also agree with tim

whole foods is a major client. the cofounder and ceo joins us with more.s was looking for this, or housing for? >> hi, how are you? whole foods filled with as. they found us on the internet, folks writing stories about as. they had been using instagram a lot for customer outreach, and some of their employees were sending photos -- sharing photos on instagram, they realize that was an issue so they wanted an alternative that would be or private and they reached out for us -- to us. >> what are they sharing exactly? i know photos, but what is the content? >> retail, in general, is a visual space. everyone has to care about what the product looks like to customers. >> right. >> the folks at whole foods or taking photos of the store layouts, displays, products, that sort of stuff, and they are taking pictures across the country. folks are taking pictures in new york in the morning and at the end of the day it is in california. they have this transparency, the visibility into the displays but they have never had before. , as i was reading about your company, it

. >>> whole foods will pay $800,000 settlement in a pricing case.te and local inspectors in california discovered purchased foods weighed less than the label advertised. they also found the weight of salad bar containers weren't subtracted at checkout as mandated by law. whole foods said it cooperated with the investigation and prices were accurate 98% of the time. >>> amazon's plans to use drones to deliver packages, well, it's been grounded for now. the faa says the proposal is illegal. documents released by the agency this week show drones are only to be used for hobby or recreational purposes. so commercial operations would not be allowed under these rules. ceo of amazon said the drone program would not happen right away but could be a reality in five years. >> announcer: now nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>> quite a change from what we saw over the last couple of days. not only in the sky but also the way it feels. humidity back and tracking showers and storms through the afternoon and evening.

. >>> whole foods is paying $800,000 in penalties for overcharging some customers in california. local inspectors found the grocer charged more than advertised for a wide range of food products. >>> faa says amazon drones are illegal. the agency promised it will revisit the question of commercial small drones later this year. >>> sprint is promising full refund for new customers who decide to drop the wireless service within the first 30 days of their contract. the company unveiling its program only five days after t-mobile introduced a 7-day trial of its service for potential new customers. >>> and montana's health records have been hacked. state officials say 1.3 million people had hair personal information compromised by hackers that broke into a state health department computer server. that is today's "speed read." liz? [buzzer] liz: david, supreme court ruled that the online streaming video service aereo is illegal saying it violates broadcasters copyright rights. this is huge blow to aereo, which will allow users to watch and record on air broadcasts on a range of electronic

to the whole foods website. i'm there, i'll just have them deliver it. why do i need to bring somebody else in once i deliver the shopping list? >> many of the stores do not have a website or inventory online. instacard gives you an amazing experience where you can pick your groceries, then check out and say i want the delivery within one hour or between a pre-subscribed one-hour window later in the day. the shopper gets that notification on their shopper app which is a very sophisticated app which actually shows them exactly what to pick an they deliver them to your door without you even having to leave your house. >> i got a question for you. i'm a little bit older than you. i remember a company called cosmo in 1999-2000 which to me was a bike messenger service. they raised $250 million and it went to zero. what -- why is this not the next cosmo. >> yeah. so cosmo and webband were some spectacular failures. this time around things have been very, very different. for the first time in history we have a huge pop

. >> the food spirit is a all about carbohydrates. stay away from meat, sat vated fats, wholeilk. >> the big slab of the food 60 percent is supposed to be bread, pasta, whole grains. we shifted too far in that direction. >> we haven't had whole milk in over 20-years. >> whole milk without the fat you can't digest the minerals, it is good for health and many dialogue cal functions go ahead. >> i hope you are right. coming up katie couric wants government to force us to eat better. >> the epidemic here is worse, we estimated much worse. >> over 95 percent of all americans. >> also not only is this bacon filled with saturated fat. some people say don't eat anything with a face. ing with a. that's next. starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" upgrafor the most advanced norelshaving experience.00 with gyroflex 3d technology, you can get to those hard to reach places for the ultimate shave wet or dry. guaranteed. visit philips.com/fathersday now to save $50. i always wanted to design a bike that

. >>> whole foods must p pay $800,000 in fines for overcharging customers in california.they did not subtract the weight of containers at salad and food bars. and prepared food and deli items are sold by the piece instead of by the pound, which is required by state law. whole foods says its pricing was right 98% of the time but will make changes. >>> the computerized glasses can be used to spy on someone and get their pin code. researchers found they could use video from google glass and samsung smart watch to pick up pins typed into a tablet from almost ten feet away. a video recognition software was developed which tracks the positions of the user's finger to be able to interpret the pin code. >> more people watching from you all angles. it's kind of scary to me. >> smartphones with cameras in front and back. makes you think twice about going to the atm machine. >>> but the weather is pleasant. nothing to fear from that. we've got foggy conditions, looking at low clouds and fog trying to sweep right across the bridge. we have cooler changes ahead in the forecast when we

the cheaper cars don't require full insurance. >> $800,000 in penalties and fees for whole food, the chain didn't subtract the weight of containers and sold prepared foods by the item rather than the pound. each of the 74 whole foods stores in california now face random audits. >> microsoft fixed anoutage that left users unable to access email accounts for nine hours tuesday. there's been no word about how many users were affected. it was a hot topic on social media sites. it was retired by 6:00 p.m. many exchange on line users complain they couldn't get any work done at the office. >> let's get a look at temperatures across the country today. >> just slightly cooler behind the front that brought all the rain with it. temperatures, minneapolis at 56, denver 58 ahead of that. especially near the gulf, a lot of 70's out here. some of these dewpoints also 60s, 70 degrees. that's the content of moisture in the atmosphere. it's very hard usually when you sweat, it evaporates, you can't do that. with the temperatures in the ate's and 90's and all that moisture, it's going to be outside. you

whole food's soda which called itself "all natural," contains artificial coloring which "consumer reportssts found can contain possible car -- watch out for "made with natural ingredients," or "naturally flavored." all meaning less terms that make foods sound wholesome. >> don't take labels at face value look at the ingredient list. >> if it contains words you cannot brother found, you may want to do a little more homework. >> whole foods said "we believe the naturally occurred ingredients a color are not at official in the same way as you purely artificial ingredients with care mel mostly made from heated sugars." >>> we continue at pock with the top stories. >> including a special honor for san francisco state university student who died after walking into the wrong apartment. >> high we gas and electric bills could come to millions in california including you, the new rate height pg&e is considering and would will have the final say. >>> this is happening inen and police want to know who is doing it and why. >>> from our roof camera, look who is navigate our waters. we talk to leyla gu

>> whole foods. >> how do we trade this? >> wow. well, you know, whenever we talk about amazon, we talk about silly valuations. but we also say, for the year, this year, has been an extreme underperformer. i think it brings people in the doors, and with the fire phone, people are missing the boat. that's a way to get more retail sales done. and as far as getting the delivery of milk, that kind of thing. >> and one example in the report, a company in the u.k., they now serve 70% of u.k. households in less than ten years. >> and -- a name like kroger, gone to $50, stock price. the stock has been parabollic, yes, but it wants to go higher still. >> and i think you're going to get another shot at the 306 level. but i think this is another reason to be buying amazon and forget about the little players. >> watch our documentar documentary, "amazon rising" this weekend. >>> and go pro, the stock soaring. is it too late? the traders will weigh in, next on "fast." here at optionsxpress our clients really seem to appreciate our powerful, easy

whole foods dr. knapp soda proudly calls itself all natural has coloring. here are ways to detect a misleading "unnatural label." made with natural ingredients naturally flavored and naturally brewed. they are meaningless terms making foods sound wholesome but are not. >> you want to look at ingredients list. you want to do more homework. >> they plan to call for a ban on the use of the word "natural." ned they are looking for foods labeled "organic." we reached out to all the companies and posted their response on our website at 6abc.com. >>> time to get a look at road this is monday after. >>> matt pellman with an update. how are we looking? >>> this is your ride home, rick. i-95. >>> thank you. >>> just for you. it's parked past penns landing and cottman avenue. a disabled vehicle in the work zone did not help us out. don't forget northbound girard avenue they are changing the traffic pattern and extending the construction zone up to allegheny avenue. and work on city avenue doing milling and paving. this afternoon city avenue and 63 is an accident scene.

whole foods continues its great recycle event from 10:00 to 6:00 today.you can exchange recyclables for gift cards, tricks and sports equipment. >>> a new ban on the boardwalk. one jersey shore community makes a change that will force some people and their habit off the board. >>> and more bridges are closing in our area. two specicl te you they could b shut down for quite a while. we'll explain why. >>> we continue to follow kif delaware. so aroees arelo invo rn tractor-trailer. we're told this is a u.p.s. truck. it's fully loaded with cargo. this will be out there for a while. i'll give you alternate routes to get around it. chris? >>> this morning, the whitehorse bridge in camden countyç is closed. that bridge connects lindenwold to voorhees and cherry hill. it's also directly over the train tracks for the patco high speed line. they say the brutal weather is to blame. it was flagged for repairs later this year but the winter has sped up the need for that fix. >>> the weather cycles, the extreme conditions had taken what was a maintenance repair and e

even whole foods own dr. snap soda also contains artificial caramel coloring when tests found can contain four m.a.i., a possible carcinogen. watch out for wording like made with natural ingredients naturally flavored and naturally brewed all are meaningless that can make food sound wholesome, even when it's not. >> don't take labels at face value. look at the list. if it contains a bunch of things you can't pronounce you probably want to do more home work. in a statement they say we believe the ingredients used as a coloring are not artificial in this same way as purely synthetic ingredients. >> lots to know about this >> thank you >> thank you. bay bridge supporters are turning to crowd funding to keep the lights on the campaign kick off to keep it going until 2026. the project expected to end last march. >> getting used to it it's hard to see them go. >> watching your hair blow in the freeze there >> the breeze is helping drop our temperatures looking north there are high clouds giving us milky skies. we'l