besides the hard work of taking care of kids, bj was trying to manage or business and juggling a blizzard of part-time schedules and the cash that flowed out. tuition was based on an hourly rate, unwritten and unclear that was fully formed each day from the head of bj. my first pay day was a marvel. she pulled her bag and emerged with a handful of crumpled up $20s and said see if that is all right. i said sure. bj's kids had a row of easels, a cozy readi readinger, corner, a brief cases, hand bags, hats of all kinds, and milk carton filled with items to create make-believe hospitals, bakery, fire house and more. it was homelike and place to explore and experiment. and there was clay and other art materials tell set up. and it was a treasure cove of treasury and surprise. it was with a place to feast and fatten. the joy started in the morning with blocks. build, build, build. and they moved from horizontal hundred runways to vertical bridges to entire worlds had complete with action. we had a large juice and smack table near the sink that was sto stocked and available from the time they ar

i say stay away from bj's restaurant. i can't get behind this one until or maybe unless their same-store sales start to turn around. last but not least, in november, november 1st, brett in new jersey called about ncr, the old national crash is what we called it, national cash register. this is an old-school tech company that makes everything from atms, self-service kiosks, point of sale devices, all those software applications that consumers can use to rapid their businesses. ncr has been a remarkable run over the last 12 months, rising from $21 to $40 before selling off after it reported the latest quarter at the end of quarter. and pulling back to $36 and change where the stock is now. i think ncr is very-well run, good management, and i like what they're trying to do, moving towards less hardware and more software and service. but it's all mobile, it's working. the weakness in the quarter mostly came from softness in the legacy atm business and retail point of sale software. these issues could be here to stay, but i li

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. >> i think you are mixing bj and the bear. >> no i once mixed a bj and a bear and i ended up in the hospital. what is so funny. >> bobbie jones is all of a sudden humorous? >> talking about my legendary golfer. >> jeez, people. are you never too scary to marry. great news for homicidal maniacs who can never get women. a mass murderer in prison for life may be getting hitched. star is cute. she is 25 and visiting charles mann son. that's the guy on the right. she tells rolling stone that the pair will sooned with saying, quote, charlie and i will get married. when that will be we don't know. i take it seriously. charlie is my husband. and manson agrees. that's a bunch of garbage. you that is trash. you are playing that for public consumption. i guess i should start reading these stories before i get here. what is star's exboyfriend think about this? we asked him. >> maybe charles manson is a step up. jedediah in the green room you said charlie said i am the only one. >> that's true. have i it in writing. >> can i smear the fairer sex -- >> you can't do that because we are not all cra

i have to say for the sake of public safety, we offer a little bit of the bjs study that our statistics is true because we incorporate other people with a part of the skim in the game, if you will, the family and members and we do a better job of seeing people return to court. we don't judge, we just return them to court and make their appearances. >> there are a lot of organizations throughout the state that, you know, kind of pull their resources together to be able to engaged in some lobbying, i think it true for some associations and there is some lobbying for the california's association. do you know how much your organization spends on lobbying? >> we don't even have a paid lobbyist. but the sure ityty company there is a guess. i have no idea what their figure would be. >> i understand that you are also amen of american bail coalition? >> it's a representative of the assurity companies. those are the big guys that we get our paper to write with. i'm not a member of the american coalition. that's for assurity companies. >> the bailing corporation is that what you are with? >> yes.

i say stay away from bj's restaurant. i can't get away from this one until their same-store sales start to turn around. last but not least, in november, november 1st, brett in new jersey called about ncr, the national cash register. this is an old-school tech company thattic mas everything from atms, all those software applications that consumers can use. ncr has been a remarkable run over the last 12 months, rising from $21 to $40 before selling off after it reported the latest quarter at the end of quarter. i think ncr is very-well run, good management, and i like what they're trying to do, moving towards less hardware and more software and service. but it's all mobile, it's working. the weakness in the quarter mostly came from softness in the legacy atm business and retail point of sale software. these issues could be here to say, uh be i think the company has a solid and conservative growth trajectory, so i think this stock is a buy into the current weakness. and i welcome ceo bill moody on the show anytime, including

dedication of their teams, fbi agents, notably doug left, dave shav and kathy diskin and matthew callahan, bj kank, james hinkle and matthew thorson for their incredibly hard work and assistan assistance. we wouldn't be here but for all their dedication and hard work and also want to thank the many staff attorneys at the securities and exchange commission at the enforcement division with whom we've worked closely on so many aspects of this investigation and coordinated nicely with them as we always do. i want to thank and acknowledge the dedicated career prosecutors to my right who have made today possible ar lo brown, antonio apps and john zac, they're handling the prosecution on the criminal side. also christine magdo and mikea smith for their work on the forfeiture assets of the case and sharon cohen levin. let me take just a couple of minutes to go through and talk about the particulars of today's agreement with the sac capital companies. let me first make clear we are -- what we are announcing today is that the government and the defendants have reached an agreement with one another. it

that list so far includes: no nordstrom, dillard's, home depot, costco, bjs, t.j. maxx, marshalls and ross stores. usa today report those stores plan so keep doors locked to give employees time off to spend with their families. last year, 35 million americans shopped on thanksgiving. but one retail analyst says its yet to be proven shoppers really want or need to buy on the holiday. there's more emphasis on "green" at walgreens, these days. the nation's largest drugstore chain is testing with a variety of energy-saving systems to cut operating costs. and as our cover story shows you, it's put all of them into one store in evanston, illinois as a retail "science experiment." two wind turbines in the parking lot and 850-solar panels on the roof generate electricity. geothermal technology taps energy sources more than 500 feet into the earth to heat or cool the store, and low energy-consuming leds light the stores nearly 14- thousand square feet. "i read about it. i saw the solar panels. i think that is pretty sweet." walgreens admits, it costs more to install these e

next up on october 25th jerry in florida asked about bj's restaurants. it's been a real dog. it fell from $55 in 2012 down to 27 and change right now. this casual pizza and beer chain used to be a nice growth story. it hit multiple speed bumps including by raising prices too much too quickly and overdeveloping in key markets like texas, southern california, and central florida. no matter how many new restaurants you put up the market won't care if the existing ones aren't doing well. and they aren't. same store sells down 2.2%. i say stay away. i can't get behind this one until or maybe unless the same store sales start to turn around. simple as that. last but not least, november 1st, brett in new jersey called about ncr. or the old national cash is what we called it. it's an old school tech company that makes everything from atms point of sale devices along with software applications that consumers can use. they've had a remarkable run rising from $21 to 40 after reporting at the end of october and pulling back to 36 and change. i think it's very well run. good management an

second quarter, bj dirks inkr. monster game for kerry, 246 yards. stanford clenches the pack 12 thanks to the 42-16 victory over oregon. >>> my second ranked seminoles hosting the cupcake in idaho. not districted by off field issues and calvin benjamin 3 2 yards. 14-0 seminoles. in the first, idaho driving. taylor davis picked off by smith. away from a couple defenders, 79 yards the other way. fsu had two pix sixes. defensive touchdown of the year. the new school record, florida state wins it 80-14 your final. >>> number three ohio staid hosting indiana. this was all buckeyes. first quarter, carlos bounces off tackle. he's gone. 16 yard s, 7-0 buckeyes. next possession, braxton miller. the reed option off the gut untouched. 37 yards. buckeyes up 14-0. miller play of the game. wildcat formation. takes the pitch. toward the pylon and watch this. po pogo sticks off his head. lsu wins 42-14. their 23rd straight victory. >>> lsu fans hyped up and welcomed johnny football to baton rouge. zack, play action and strike to landry, 40-yard pitching catch. tige

bj's nordstrom and a couple of others, costco tells the "huffington post" quote our employees work especially hard during the holiday season and we simply believe they deceive the opportunity to spend thanksgiving with their families. many stores are staying closed for the benefit of their workers also some shoppers are upset companies are forcing their employees to cut thanksgiving short. those staying closed appear to be embracing the spirit of the season. we like that. >> very nice of them to do that. okay. >>> still ahead, first woman to be the u.s. ambassador to japan is going to potentially assume her duties today. >> a new report on teen smoking is both bad and good. and it's all because of e- cigarettes. we'll explain that coming up. wusa9 is back after this. >>> 6:11. told you we were going to have some sunny skies with the high clouds and here's proof of that. oh beautiful out there this morning. just some high thin clouds. it is a little chilly though we're in the 20s and 30s. so you'll need a heavier coat now. but looks like a pretty good day ahead with the high clouds. they'll be

nordstrom's neiman marcus, bj's wholesale club, costco, they will not be open. they're letting their lows enjoy the holiday. let's take a look at the shopping guide for a few quick tips by friday. automakers are getting into the act, saving some of their best deals to lure shoppers into showrooms. this is according to "usa today." >>> next, don't feel you that have to get out on the mall thursday and friday. prices are almost always better in december. i'm going to say that again, the prices will be better in december. if you want to stay home, you're going to have company. forester research said online sales are set to rise a whopping 15% this year. you want to know why? people don't like the crowds. and "consumer reports" yesterday, too, people don't believe the hype. a larger share of people are not believing the hype. they know the whole year the retailers manufacture this experience. and smart consumers alike, hmm, maybe i'll stay home. >> i like to say look what i got for nothing. >>> held hostage for nearly seven years. the question this morning where is

but right before the quarter ends, bj with his third rushing touchdown of the game. denker, 262 yards in the air, 44 on the ground. sunny's expression says it all. cal falls to 1-8. 0-6 in pac-12 play with the loss to arizona. >> losing is the worst feeling ever, and even though i had three touchdowns, i fell good about it, but i would have melt -- felt even better if we had the win. >> you know, he's been up and done the whole year. he's come into his own now and made three great plays for me and that's what he's been doing all year in practice and we finally got a shout out there today and he took advantage. >> san jose state and unlv. first quarter, david phils. 13 yards. jones gets his foot down. 7-0, spartans. later in the quarter, halloween is over but san jose still had tricks up their sleeves. the hand-off to preman. -- freshman billy free man. he throws it 30 yards to kyle. spartans improve with the victory. >> the warriors wrapping up their california tour last night against sacramento. they beat the lakers at home, lost to the clippers in l.a. and took car

but right before the quarter ends, bj with his third rushing touchdown of the game. denker, 262 yards in the air, 44 on the ground. cal falls to 1-8. 0-6 in pac-12 play with the loss to arizona. >> losing is the worst feeling of and even though i had three touchdowns, i fell good about it, but i would have melt even better if we had the win. >> you know, he's been up and done the whole year. he's come into his own now and made three great plays for me and that's what he's been doing all year in practice and we finally got a shout out there today and he took advantage. >> san jose state and unlv. thirst quarter, 13 yards. jones gets his foot down. 7-0, spartans. later in the quarter, halloween is over but san jose still had tricks up their sleeves. the hand-off to preman. throws it 30 yards to kyle. 1-0. spar continues improve 205-3 with the victory. >> the warriors wrapping up their california tour last night against sacramento. they beat the lakers at home, lost to the clippers in l.a. and took care of the kings last night at oracle. they fired up the troops in the

but right before the quarter ends, bj with his third rushing touchdown of the game. denker, 262 yards in the air, 44 on the ground. sunny's expression says it all. cal falls to 1-8. 0-6 in pac-12 play with the loss to arizona. >> losing is the worst feeling ever, and even though i had three touchdowns, i felt good about it, but i would have felt even better if we had the win. >> you know, he's been up and done the whole year. he's come into his own now and made three great plays for me and that's what he's been doing all year in practice and we finally got a shout out there today and he took advantage. >> san jose state and unlv. first quarter, david fayles. 13 yards. jones gets his foot down. his tenth td catch of the year. 7-0, spartans. later in the quarter, halloween is over but san jose still had tricks up their sleeves. the hand-off to freshman billy freeman. he throws it 30 yards to kyle. 14-0. spartans improve to 5-3 with the victory. >> the warriors wrapping up their california tour last night against sacramento. they beat the lakers at home, lost to the cli

. >> in woman lived in bj all her -- beijing all her life. she's not a resident nor her twins - despite living o in the city all their life. >> they don't own a certificate. their parents came from a rural province. it matters. without the certificate the adults can only apply for lower paying jobs. they can't access health services or by a car or property. the children are restricted to certain schools and can't apply to university. >> translation: we pay tax like bg people. we are -- beijing people, we are treated differently, like we are a second-class people. >> for rurm chinese -- rural chinese the system feels like a con. the government encourages urbanisation but discriminates about those that come. it those in the city complag that they don't have the same land rights as urban rites. people in the city cap by, sell and mortgage their property. not here. that man would like to tell his 700 square metres and reccions he'd get $50,000 if he good. >> i'd use the money to rebuild my house, send me daughter to a better school. >> allowing p

other stores that will be closed on thanksgiving include costco, bj's, tj max, marshalls and burlington stores. all right. back up to dominic chu for a market flash. dom? >> sue, how about jm smucker this time around in a jam, still from the this morning. shares of the maker of folger's coffee, jiff peanut butter and jams are down 6% after the company reported weaker than expected profits, sales falling last quarter. commodity prices did fall but didn't help their situation. a sticky one still for shares of sjm. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> amazon gives storefront retailers a big run for their money. moving even further into private label items like kitchen gadgets, power tools and food. can this move into that area boost the bottom line or will it backfire on them? that story is after a quick break. it's as simple as this. at bny mellon, our business is investments. managing them, moving them, making them work. we oversee 20% of the world's financial assets. and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. b

costco, bj's wholesale, nordstrom, sacks, lord and taylor, they will be closed all day thanksgiving. and now back to seema moody for a market flash. >> hey, tyler. take a look at amazon shares hitting a record high. the company announcing an exclusive content licensing agreement with the independent film studio a 24 in an attempt to extend the archive of television show and films currently available on its streaming video site. amazon prime instant video. see shares up about 1.2 pr on the day. >> thank you very much. one of the top luxury names out with earnings, tiffany's sparkling in the third quarter due to rising sales in china. earnings at 73 cents a share, well above the 58 cents that wall street expected. revenue comfortably topping estimates, rising almost 7% from a year ago. that is organic growth. high-end jeweler raising its full year forecast. the stock up, look at that, nearly 9% at $88.25. up more than 50% so far this year. almost 54 pr. men's warehouse making its own takeover offer for joseph a. bank. men's wearhouse offering $55 a share valuing them at $1.5 billion, a

this woman, bj, is the hero of "public enemy." bj's kids was a home daycare and an organized enterprise. dave lit up whether -- when -- we made the turn down the street and an entire community swung into view. i was parked there when i was hired to be an assistant teacher. besides the hard work of taking care of kids, bj was trying to manage or business and juggling a blizzard of part-time schedules and the cash that flowed out. tuition was based on an hourly rate, unwritten and unclear that was fully formed each day from the head of bj. my first pay day was a marvel. she pulled her bag and emerged with a handful of crumpled up $20s and said see if that is all right. i said sure. bj's kids had a row of easels, a cozy readi readinger, corner, a brief cases, hand bags, hats of all kinds, and milk carton filled with items to create make-believe hospitals, bakery, fire house and more. it was homelike and place to explore and experiment. and there was clay and other art materials tell set up. and it was a treasure cove of treasury and

months you can as quickly as it says it's time for stds which incite panic content is suppose to see bj which is in short a contract and have a problem has been a snack stops at many places such as france and spain in a sleek a lot of people young people rather been off it short and contracts not imminent positions and ten faces in the case of france you can even get to my normal beach when your ranking played on dying actually turned it on tuesday but the senate i think that's it. people with actual town called i will always be more happy than unemployed people. but your identity of the market in europe is extremely rigid safety comparison with the american system or even with the scandinavian on the british system. on its own compound is also of course the problem of competitiveness is no company is not competitive. you know these mammals to hire people and i agree with you when you say the problem is credits and this is why unemployment and to seek the youth unemployment is young people are most vulnerable citizens in europe are affected by this crisis it all starts its width and tha

curiel bj, we ran a discotheque for lbj. through lbj, we ran a discotheque for lbj. it became clear to me and to so many of us that we would not be able to be active politically unless we had a force outside either party by ourselves on our own ringing out the issues. i would like to say on this , that the parties republican party was historically better about women's equality than the democratic party and supported the equal rights amendment first. it is the republican party that has deserted women, not that women have deserted the republican party. worked to get our issues into the mcgovern campaign. the only time i ever ran for office myself was as a delegate for shirley chisholm. clearly going to lose, all of us on her slate but determined nevertheless. i testified for the equal rights amendment mainly because someone told me i should. it did not occur to me that anyone other than a constitutional authority would be testifying there. i worked on my testimony for weeks. it made no difference whatsoever. aboutn to think more organizing outside the campaigns and the

and, yes, we sell them to costco, bj's. we're in supermarkets across the country, delis, and yes, we are the, really only people who do produce those square knishes. adam: you've been doing it for over 80 years. i love my sister-in-law but b lou looks like weill have latkas at hanukkah. they're not as good. i hope she is not watching. you did not shut down production. you still have round knishes and other potato pancakes, right? >> that's correct. thank goodness we do have the potato pancakes because that is huge item for hanukkah coming up. yes, it was only the squares affected by this we still have our poe cato pancakes and blintzes, and that is been uninterrupted. >> what kinds of things are you hearing from your customers nationwide? i guess you never think about it until you can't get it and it is tougher to get these things now. >> yes. it's impossible to get that item and you while we always knew our customers loved that item which we appreciate so much, you know, there's never anything good about having a fire but