when it comes to shopping online, have you ever bought anything online? ller: i have occasionally, by trying to shy away from it whenever possible. a little bitked about your own personal experiences. why do you think shopping online is not safe, specifically? caller: because if someone gets a hold of your information, if the system gets hacked, or whatever, you are screwed. who will you call? the government does not care. they're not doing anything to protect anybody, are they? tough. you lost. steve.hat is again, the lines are divided differently this time around. for those under 30, (202) 748-8000. for those 31 to 50, (202) 748-8001. for those 51 and older, (202) 745-8002. let's hear from zach in ohio. good morning, zach. go ahead, tell us about the level of security you feel. 28.er: i'm young, every time i have had my data stolen it has been from brick-and-mortar, nothing to do with online. i got a notice that my data had been part of a breach. t-mobile recently had a breach. lost all of ohio our information. that was a breach. it was only done in bric

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you hate to think about this, but could your colleagues, commuters, even your spouse be shaming you online without you knowing it? >> i'm going to check that on the break. how this trend is taking off. >> her last name is grub man. g-r-u-b-m-a-n. >> reporter: got a home wrecker in your life? >> we're going to call her grab man. need to settle a score on a train? there's an app for that. >> leaves it on the counter for me to put up. >> reporter: boyfriend being lazy? there's a blog for that. >> michael, you close the box. >> reporter: when it comes to holding people accountable for their perceived offensive behavior, this is no shortage of ways to humiliate them online. neighbor shame and home wrecker. other sites let you rate a date, call out a commuter. >> there was a gentleman treating his warts with compound w. >> reporter: but by far, the app creating the biggest buzz is called people. it's being called yelp for humans. >> you're going to be able to really find out who somebody is before you invite them into your life. >> reporter: it may sound like a helpful tool, but experts are aski

erik: well, basically, what you do is you go online. you would select from a program, whatever you'd like. these are the programs. and we deliver gourmet health food right to your door. lemonis: fuel foods offers various meal plans. if you buy 10 meals, the cost is $9.50 a meal. but if you pre-pay for 300 meals, it drops to $7.50 a meal. now, that's a big discount. but incentives like that help cash flow, and they build brand loyalty. erik: so, we don't have any real production going on today. we have packing going on today. we're packing for tomorrow's orders. they'll arrive tomorrow to the clients. lemonis: so, today's thursday. what days do you cook? erik: i'll show you here. lemonis: what do these different colors represent? -erik: it's a packing day. -lemonis: okay. erik: so, we're packing on this day for delivery tomorrow. -lemonis: okay. -erik: same deal here. they're packing here for delivery on friday. lemonis: and when is the food prepared? erik: the menu changes twice a week. this is the food preparation here. lemonis: so, fri

there is a real distinction between people going to stores and going online for shopping. >> you have online, brick-and-mortar stores online. people spend less online than they do in the store because you don't get all those impulse purchases. you have consumers changing what they are spending on. we saw consumer sentiment up today and retail fell. people are spending more on autos, more on electronics, more fixing up their home. they are not buying clothes or shoes are going into a department store. the drop-off in international forces, those have been propping up these retailers for a while. they're not coming over like they used to with the dollar where it is at. frederica spoke to what you are talking about. the internationalization. >> we need to find the right balance between the print catalog and the new digitalization that is happening. retail and wholesale is an opportunity for us. david: when you look at lands end and companies like that, how difficult has this process been? embracing an international audience. david: nordstrom way down today. they were out in front on conve

online. instead of you walking down the aisle. the aisle comes to you.i used aisles online, ordered my groceries online and had them load it up for me.abby says it's pretty simple, all you do is make an account, specify your location, then go through a list and pick out the groceries you want. then, there are two ways to get them. you can drive to hyvee and let them load your trunk or hyvee will deliver the groceries to your house! abby likes having them delivered to her house the best!i just think it's really great. it's super conveniant to have your groceries delivered and he was really friendly. he came in and set everything on the counter. i didn't even have to go outside.abby says her normal grocery store trip would take 30 to 45 minutes. and it takes about that long to pick out the groceries online, but each time you order online it gets a little quicker because it holds your past order history.it just simplifies my day. with kids at home, one of the big things is just getting loaded up and going out. there's been lots of cha

. >> and of course, there is the kettle and then you can go online and donate with the kettles. tell us about the virtual bell ringers you call them? >> well, virtual bell ringers, you go online and start your own bell ringing program where you would establish a goal and encourage friends to go on to your virtual red kettle and give a donation to the salvation army through that and that will help you raise your goal and it goes back out to the community. >> is that a new program? >> not new, it's something we're trying to get a little more familiar into the community so a lot of folks aren't going to go out. a lot of folks don't carry cash or just are online kind of folk. they want to do it that way and it's a great way for them to participate. >> using the power of social media. >> absolutely, absolutely. it's fantastic, you can sit there in your pajamas at home and click, online red kettle. >> you don't have to stand out in weather. >> right. >> we're talking to the salvation army this morning as the holidays approach and we'll be right back and show you the website that you ca

wbz has been getting tops of tributes and thank yous online and we wanted to share one with you from students. [ indiscernible ] indiscernible ] . >> of course, we want to see your veteran's day images. send us or tweet us photos of your favorite service member or . >>> welcome back. a fitchburg man comes to the time. alfred rivera was trained to use narcan last wednesday, the drugs that can help provide someone who is overdosed on heroin. two days later, he put the training into action when he stopped for a food at a mcdonald's and found a woman >> i was scared. and fresh out of the training. but, i went in and i ended up worked. >> you have an ability to do the training and takes a half hour and you can save someone's life with a simple tool. >> and that is what happened. he asked his boss for the training because of the epidemic in massachusetts and in most cases, it's free sisters. >>> and a positive update for you this noon on former president jimmy carter who is battling cancer. carter is responding well to treatment and they found no signs of new tumors. the 91-year-old kept a

online. instead of you walking down the aisle. the aisle comes to you.i used aisles online, ordered my groceries online and had them load it up for me.abby says it's pretty simple, all you do is make an account, specify your location, then go through a list and pick out the groceries you want. then, there are two ways to get them. you can drive to hyvee and let them load your trunk or hyvee will deliver the groceries to your house! abby likes having them delivered to her house the best!i just think it's really great. it's super conveniant to have your groceries delivered and he was really friendly. he came in and set everything on the counter. i didn't even have to go outside.abby says her normal grocery store trip would take 30 to 45 minutes. and it takes about that long to pick out the groceries online, but each time you order online it gets a little quicker because it holds your past order history.it just simplifies my day. with kids at home, one of the big things is just getting loaded up and going out. there's been lots of cha

are doing a lot of shopping online - make sure you only pay online through secure websites - they have "h-t-t-p-s" in the u-r-l. those black friday deals are now just under 24 hours away. walmart is going to be open 24-hours.their black friday sales start at six p-m.best buy opens at five pm tomorrow. target opens at six, along with kohl's sears and staples. collins road hy-vee is open 24-7. it's been hawkeye heaven all season long.... coming up in sports... the voice of iowa football talks about the keys to victory on friday against#nebraska... "cbs 2 n ns connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. during this once-in-a-lifetime iowa football season.....he hawkeyes h he won gamesesn a variety of ways... home, road... high-scoring, low- scoring... and everything in between... so whatever comes their way friday against the hawkwkhope to put the finishing touches on an undefeated *regular* season.... but don't be fooled by the cornhuskers' 5-6 record... all their losses are close... and

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are you shopping online today? ines: maybe. are the bosses watching yet? ben: not yet. juliet: well, it is cyber monday and a lot of people will be shopping while at work, not us, of course. ben: you are already shopping. 121 million are expected to search for the holiday bargains today. she's looking at the deals and only in if name of research we are shopping this morning. >> reporter: yes, this is the biggest story of the day. juliet, start shopping. juliet: all right. >> reporter: and if you have a problem with, come talk to me. it is the tail end of the busiest shopping weekend of the year and filled with the door busters and you can get a tv for half or 60%. sneakers, strollers, anything you want at a discount online today. >> it is a great time to shop the deals are deep and spread across the five days now. >> so many giving thanks at home thanks to the craziness of thursday and friday. macy's, walmart and target and amazon launching yesterday. >> i do both. if a nice day i come outside. >> for electronics go online. clothing and shoes i go to the store. i shop on

this has nothing to do with online. you have folks like general assembly and these coder schools.accept students, they don't take any tuition. they train them for a year in something that society needs. whether it is designers or whatever else. then they say "hey, it will be like a recruiting model. we will take 20% of your first year salary." that is a way to win. you think, "if i get placed, and make six figures, i got a good income." i don't have all the answers, but there are interesting catalysts and things happening that will change things in the next 10 years. emily: is there a government solution here? sal: there is no equivalent for a college degree. but you can imagine a world where even government or some industry consortium can say that if you can prove to us that you know this set of skills at the same level as a college graduate, we will give you a credential. we will give a signal to society that you are employable along these dimensions at a very high level. this is something that even a kid who graduates from stanford or harvard or m.i.t. would want to do. that wi

influenced byis previous online activity. youo online to check out a product, but you end up buying it at a brick-and-mortar store. then mobile comes into play. you can influence that. so, one of the things we did at shop kick was to say what if we could replace a 30% discount with a $.30 reward and achieve ?he same with best buy four years ago, and it turns out it's true. you can see that with all this technology, that you can drive people to the store and reward them just for walking in with $.30. emily: interesting. now, overnight, apple changed their phone bill boards to apple tv here in san francisco. that.e video of i am assuming apple tv will be one of the hot items this holiday season. what do you think? david: people seem excited about it. shop kick is really beautifully positioned for this transition where we are trying to get convenience both in the physical world and the virtual world. say apple tv is an example of the same trend because it is trying to bring together the traditional tv experience with the convenience

the best part is that the tool follows you around as you shop online. once installed, you can view the prices and set alerts for price drops. plus, you can immediately comparison shop to see if the products can be found for cheaper somewhere else online. camel, camel, camel is entirely focused on amazon. when the price drops, you'll get an e-mail right away. one of the more underrated features is price history. before you sign up for a price alert, find out if and how often the product drops in price. in addition to sharing sales, this web site offers its own tracking tool. enter the url of a product to get price alerts. >>> we are continuing to follow new developments from france currently under a state of emergency after yesterday's attack. coming up, hear from one survivor who says his mobile phone saved his life. >> also ahead, last-minute changes to tonight's democratic debate. the topics the candidates will now have to prepare. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, minimize blood sugar spikes. >>> good

thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> and we are here for you online on ktvu.com and facebook andter. on our ktvu app. and mostly a dry week ahead. >> all right, we'll see you tonight at 10:00. have a good night. >> good night. okay, in avatar, when they have sex on pandora, they hook up their ponytails, so we know their ponytails are like their junk. yeah... so? so, when they ride horses and fly on the birds, they also use their ponytails. what's your point? my point is, if i were a horse or a bird, i'd be very nervous around james cameron. it amazes me how you constantly obsess over fictional details when there are more important things in the real world to worry about. for example, why wasn't william shatner in the new star trek movie? hey, sheldon. i was up in the administration office, and i happened to overhear the name of the winner of this year's chancellor's award for science. and you want to rub my nose in the fact that my contributions are being overlooked again? i am the william shatner of theoretical physics. all right, i'll play.

. >> reporter: no shopping online for you. >> no shopping online.they got good deals in the store here. >> reporter: back live at the amazon fulfillment center with the crisscross of millions of items moving through here. it's very likely they will break the record here today as folks everywhere take full advantage of the ease of ordering online. live in robbinsville, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> all right, it's a big convenience no doubt. >> yeah. >> nora, thank you. >> are you online shopping right now. >> i'm trying squeeze it in. don't give away my secrets. >> i may be doing the same thing. >>> it is time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> let's head live over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi matt. >> it is so convenient but there's something about going to the store picking it up trying it on that's still appealing to me but then again i'm a little bit old fashioned i guess. speaking of old brian and sharrie we're in olde city this afternoon where we have a problem for the monday

so you have to look at the aggregate sales online and in the stores. if you put them together, you are in the low single-digit growth over the last several days. >> could you tell the pace of promotion activity over the season by seeing what is discounted this black friday? >> you could probably get a sense of it from two things. one, when you look at the third quarter earnings, a lot of the inventories were a bit high. there was a little bit of prognosis saying that we're seeing too much inventory, it is going to take a hit in margin in the fourth quarter. you saw deep discounts, a little bit more aggressive this year than last year. so i would expect that the margins will take a hit in the fourth quarter. i also expect it is already factored into the prices. >> so when people come on air and point to a macy's and nordstrom and say department stores are having trouble. do you agree with that. is there something wrong fundamental going on with consumer behavior that indicates they no longer want to shop in the store format. >> i think the customer wants

you go, oh, a lot of stuff. doing the it online in real time, you can see how many items are in your buck at any given time. so we have companies that have departments going against each other, finance against human me. and you can point and click and add to your drive. and the bottom line is, you're raising more stuff for charities who really need it. >> and i noticed you have a spontaneous source. how do companies get involved? -- corporate sponsors? how do they get involved? a drive. and for a company drive that might be interoffice, that takes more work and we will walk you through the process. but somebody throwing a holiday party and instead of bringing wine, you want to ask your friends to donate to a charity, you can do it as well. try and make it as easy as possible to more people do it. >> sounds that way. thank you so much for being here. we appreciate the explanation and the site sounds amazing. and for more information on you give good, head to cbsnewyork.com. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now is 6:50. living lar

if you've been on your phone today you know they're trying to get you online to make deals. and we're going to tell you why if you head out tomorrow to the store you really should bring your phone with you. you could save more money. >> all right. we will be looking for that report for sure. thank you. >>> this holiday many are spending the day not just with their loved ones but also helps others and serving those who need help. >> sit a day to give thanks. hungry new yorkers enjoy thanksgiving meals and there were no shortages of volunteers. organizers say they plan to feed more than 7,000 people across new york city this thanksgiving. more than 23,000 children are spending thanksgiving in new york city homeless shelters. the next story we're working on. >> and one warm hearted brooklyn woman helped a shelter feel more at home with a gift of treats homemade with love. >> so excited. and the mess is going to begin. you add 14 tablespoons of butter. to me, in my heart i feel like how can i eat thanksgiving dinner knowing there's people that are hungry. >> for mary gomez, bakin

wbz has been getting tons of tributes and thank yous online. we wanted to share one of them from plainville. >> i want to thank all of our veterans [unintelligible]. >> happy veterans day [unintelligible]. >> that is so nice. thank you so much, mainville. we want to see your veterans day images. send us or tweet photos of your favorite service member. >> thank you to all of the service members. >> absolutely. appreciate ya. >>> thanks for being with us. coming up, the largest theft of consumer data in u.s. history. >> what you need to know about a hack at jpmorgan chase. >> plus, the class action suit over chair yos and the -- >> and the unlikely city chosen . >> 4:43. welcome back. campbell's is changing its soup recipe. oh, no. plus there's a class action lawsuit over cheerios. >> and one of the largest thefts of financial date that in u.s. history. good morning, jill wag with today's money watch. >> reporter: good morning, chris and bree. three men have been indicted in the biggest theft ever of customer financial information. federal prosecu

that's what's weather any time you need it online at weather.com and at weather channel. >>> thank you, al. there's a lot of action in the amazon facility this morning as online shopping is in full swing as part of our season of kindness campaign. "today" is working with our partner amazon smile allowing you to give back to your favorite charity every time you buy so here's how it works. pretty simple. type in smile.amazon.com, choose a charity and .5% of your purchase price will go to that charity. the merchandisers are saying you won't notice a deference other than the contribute could put a smile on somebody's face. pretty coat and easy to do and we want to make sure you help someone smile this holiday season as you're smiling as well. share had a photo using a a #sharekindnesswithus and we would love to see you smile. matt? >> thank you very. the time day of november. that means no shave "today" is coming to a close. all month long the men of "today" along with guys all across america, including some right here, have grown out their facial hair to raise awareness for men's health i

. >>> plenty more for you online at aljazeera.com. keep an eye on the social media feed down the left-hand side which keeps you right up-to-date from all the latest from our online team at aljazeera.com. >>> anytime you're 16 years old and say i'm better off dead than alive, that's how it is. >> no mother should ever have to bury their child. >> the caskets unfortunately are getting smaller and smaller. >> there are young people thirsty for change. >> can we fix this? >> yeah, we can. will we? >>> welcome to a special edition of "america tonight." i'm sarah hoye. tonight the focus is on the gun violence riddling america's heartland. we first begin in chicago where so far this year there's been nearly 400 gun deaths and more than 2,000 shootings. behind the sobering figures are personal stories, both of fear and resilience. we look at a mother who has turned the pain of losing her son to gun violence into purpose. it's just before 8:00, and pam bosley is already running behind. >> thank you for this day. we thank you god to look on tre

we'll of course have more for you online, and our next newscast at 4:00. >>> france says it bombed the cities of ramadi, and mosul, following the november 13th attacks in paris that left 130 people dead. today, british prime minister david cameron joined french president francois hollande for's home of reflection at the bataclan nightclub and called for other european countries to join the fight against isis. >> i firmly support the action the president francois hollande has taken to strike isil in syria and it's our firm conviction britain should do so, too. president francois hollande heads to a meeting in washington with president obama as he tries to gather more international support. meanwhile, the streets of brussels are in its third day of lockdown. schools and the metro are closed and more than 1,000 security personnel are on patrol. they're trying to avert what's described as an imminent threat similar to the coordinated attacks in paris. at least four people arrested in the series of raids have been charged with terrorist offenses but a surviving suspect in the paris attacks

that was down from last year. more of us are shopping online. you just went through cyber monday deals, few deals, few of online today than in the past friday, saturday, and sunday. who has both brick-and-mortar and cyber exposure, you are probably doing just fine. if you don't have cyber exposure at this point, nice knowing you. >> ben: we notice friday morning that is seen black friday is a one day event is over. the most and nothing very >> i can recall covering black friday on the street and stations in new york and it was always this huge event. it does seem to be losing his stain. let's be honest, honest, the holiday shopping season is starting earlier and earlier. it starts the day after halloween. pretty soon it starts in february. >> juliet: i went to bed bath and beyond on saturday, i got there at like 830 -ish. but it was fine. i thought i was going to be crazy. >> what i experienced, if i found stuff online at bloomingdale's that was listed more expensive in the store. when i show this to the clerk they said i will match the you are shop

if you buy something, you have to go online and register it. it doesn't automatically ham? tuesday segments which means you have to be careful. >> don't transact on public wi-fi. only use sites that you know and really careful watching your own transaction history. you get a fraud alert from your credit card company or notice in mail, call your credit card cap. don't be a victim. >> thanks. if you would like a holiday tip from jean, check outed savings call tar from today.com. >>> up next, it is inevitable? the reason why you seem to always get sick when you go on vacation. we'll talk about that, and flying cars already on the roads. not quite. we'll tell you what causes these cars to suddenly levitate, and the great shave-off. we're getting trimmed to celebrate the end of another successful no-shave november campaign. i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital

. >>> plenty more for you online at aljazeera.com. e on the social media feed down the left-hand side which keeps you right up-to-date from all the latest from our online team at aljazeera.com. >>> anytime you're 16 years old and say i'm better off dead than alive, that's how it is. >> no mother should ever have to bury their child. >> the caskets unfortunately are getting smaller and smaller. >> there are young people thirsty for change. >> can we fix this? >> yeah, we can. will we? >>> welcome to a special edition of "america tonight." i'm sarah hoye.

you e vail wait a and the times are changing. i am one of the people that know how to trank a tractor from the front, but i buy my fishing shirts onlinethat tells you that things have changed, and we have come a long way. you have to evolve. i have evolved. >> i know that john knows how to crank a tractor. >> yeah, me and chuck maybe the only ones that spent a lot of time on a tractor. every country song is written about a tractor for some reason. it's me and chuck. gary b has describes this in the past of seeing people like walmart. walmart is responding to free market. this is how it should be. they're going to be a $10 an hour and the average is $13 an hour. they're spending over a billion dollars raising salary and training people. they want to give you better and customer service. they have grown over the last number of years. the last time they were in the growth was in 2008. they're responding to this. i don't understand why people are protesting walmart. they're raising the wages and doi doing all of the things. i no e where they are, they want the 2.2 million workers unionize. it's a matter of survival. >> watt mart went from

. >> i saw you online talking about this.d a little more time and a little more information as all of this sinks in. we do know that one of those individuals appears to have come through greece which would certainly strengthen the notion that he was a refugee on buff tho one of those boats. >> and he may have been. we don't know that yet. certainly we have to wait and find out where the attackers were based, where they were born, whether they were immigrants, et cetera. but what's critical -- and we will find that out -- what's critical is to recognize how sophisticated this was. as you and amy were discussing, it's not just about the eight known attackers. they had to have a deep infrastructure. people to supply weapons, to supply the automobiles. they probably -- they didn't come into europe in a gang. they unfiinfiltrated, but this e thing was planned offshore, planned probably in sheer ya, probably in raqqa, well designed. and it's impressive how with eight known attackers, possibly a few more involved as well, they were

after you place the ordinary online the packing has to be brought to you. that is when the trouble could begin. cyber monday going on now and has made $3 billion of goods flying off the shelf. what are the chance that what you dropped in the online shopping cart will make it inside your home? >> a lot was missing. horace: this is one of thousands of people who is a victim of the porch pirates. this shows how easy it is for the thieves to walk up to the home and rip you off. >> this is how they do their holiday shopping. >> thousands of packages left on the doorsteps like this in the daylight hours while most people are at work it's easy picking for thieves. >> this is how the police and the delivery companies say to protect yourself. if the delivery is coming in the day when you are gone instead, arrange for it to be delivered to your work. or a family member and a neighbor you know will be home and arrange for packages to be signed for. if you are not home make arrangements to put it place that is not very visible like this right here. also make sure when

we encourage you online. take a look at this. this is a real-life ironman you might say. fiction meets science fact in new york. yesterday with an aviator using a real-life jet pack there to fly around the statue of liberty. it was okay. the coast guard and the faa said it was all right. >> he got approval to do this. you can't just pick it up and go around and hang out where you want to? >> not without ending up in handcuffs later which might be a good thing. but this was approved and was pretty cool. yesterday. >> very impressive. >> i love it. i love it. >>>yer man shepherd who helps a boy get ready for bed. there's a whole routine. you've got to check this out. ♪ this was posted by youtube user hill country canine. according to the website, hill country canine offers affordable dog training and behavior modifications. but this is probably incredibly impressive. dog's best friend with the cutest little boy. >> and the >>> this morning on "world news now," terrorism fears after the latest intelligence on the plane crash in the egyptian desert. is an isis bomb to blame?

you can sign up online for the discount starting december 1st. is is a live look at the ben franklin bridge. if you cross any of the delaware river port authority bridges, more than 18 times a month you'll get an $18 refund on your e-zpass account. one more catch, you must have a new jersey e-zpass to get the discount. right now it costs $5 to cross the bridges. >>> a drug sweep landed 13 suspects in jail this morning accused of dealing heroin, cocai cocaine, and marijuana. there are arrest warrants out for others not in custody. neighbors concerned about drug activity fuelled the drug sweep. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a diamond ring thief. tonight, new details about how a man swiped two engagement rings at two different stores all within an hour. >>> plus, a great white shark in the bay. mary lee, remember her? she's now even closer to the jersey shore. we're tracking the shark's movement next. >>> and i'm tracking something a little less dangerous, the rain. how much longer is it going to last? plus a look ahead to your thanksgiving week.

i think at the end of the day you look at online up close to 20% this season. t brick and mortar probably down a couple points and that gets you to basically flat here. so not all that exciting this holiday season. >> i'm just a simple guy at the end of the day. i like the market to tell the story. i know this, despite gas prices being low, the majority of the big retailer stock are down, some of them considerably this year. the market has voted with its wallet and it's feet and is saying we don't see boom times ahead. why not? >> here is another word you hate, omni channel retailing. >> can't stand it. >> however, having said that, i actually think that macy's, nordstrom, kohl's and penny's and walmart actually all had a good weekend this weekend. on the other hand, if you look at other retailers from a to z starting with abercrombie & fitch and ending with zumi's, they had a very tough weekend and that includes aeropostale, includes gap, includes a lot of people inside the mall who can't be great omni channel retailers and they're having a very, very tough run

are you like these people do anything for a deal or are you can sitting cozy inside shopping online . tell us if you already gone out tell us the best deals you've scored. the whole it was priced at $200 but we got it for $18 . >>> serious news coming up. today in paris two weeks after the terror attacks there was a somber ceremony honoring the 130 victim of the attack [music] >> photos of the victims were displayed on the large screen the names and ages read aloud. the french president was among those standing as the names were read. >> he promised the families of the victims that he will do everything to destroy the quote army of fanatics responsible. most of the victims were young in their 20s and 30s killed at a rock concert or on the terraces of bars and restaurants restaurants. >>> next week president obama and more than 120 world leaders are attending the un's global conference on climate change. >> the conference is being held in paris. >> executive director of the environmental defense fund is attending that. had started asking any concern about heading to paris given what's

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can get essentially the same deals online that you can get in stores, but also that secular growth of online shopping. people shifting their holiday shopping spent online from off line. that's a nice tail-wind. secondly a lot of categories such as furniture and apparel. you mentioned nontraditional e-commer e-commerce. and we have mobile, aggregators like amazon taking a larger piece of the pie. >> in all of these articles, it says amazon is the big winner. it's the e-commerce king. can it be that simple? we know target and walmart are going half after those online shoppers, free shipping, early deals. who else wins besides amazon? >> are some omni channel or multi channel retailers that can see solid growth. with this mobile shift in terms of shopping, it's really inconvenient for consumers to have different apps on their phones and tablets. we think this favors amazon and google. you can go to one or two apps, find the products you're looking for, that's more convenient than traditional shopping on desk-top sites or in stores. >> colin, what do you think is likely to surprise tha

if you file online, you will notice more security questions and prompts to verify by e-mail. >>> everyone needs to be activity safeguarding their personal date that. whether on personal devices or personal interactions. >> last year, the irs flagged 3 million potentially fraud lent returns. >>> we want the answers and we, as a family, we feel there are people out there that have those answers. >> theresa corely's family renewing their search for answers. in this tphaoepbg/ unsolved case, what the family is doing and how people can help them find justice. that's coming up at 10:00 stkpr/. >> just light showers around the area, hef/ kwraer/ rain to the south. on the way toward us. here's live doppler radar showing you some of the showers in the area, right now, north shore continuing to see them in this region. let's use lime storm track tore pinpoint a couple of these these, but we wanted you to make sure you know they are out there. look at all of the yellow here. it's moving along the front and will hit us later on tonight. along the front. way up here in canada all the way to the deep s