. >> reporter: this incident went down wednesday evening at a sunoco gas station on the 5300 block of sheriff road in land over. it happened on thursday in landover and then at another sunoco and shell gas station on watson hill and a iowa police believe the same suspect may be responsible because the black suv has been used in several robberies. at the gas stations many women pumping gas were taking precautions. >> that's common sense. i keep all my stuff close to me. i'm a woman traveling with my son. >> i take my key out of my ignition and lock my doors. then when i get in, i look my door with his get in. >> reporter: police say the suspects are picking out targets before driving into the gas stations and doing it without being seen. no one has been injured, but police are concerned that could change. they want gas station patrons to be on alert and they are. >> i usually leave my purse on the side that is locked and i usually sit in my car. >> reporter: locking up and looking out making sure this doesn't happen to them. police released that video hoping it will help lead to the su

security video from a sunoco station taken on wednesday shows a thief exiting from an suv that circled the parking lot. he leaves his door open. at the victim's car, he reaches in through the passenger window, grabs the purse and he and his driver are off the lot within seconds. there were four more purse snatchings from stations in prince georges countiy in succeeding days. it happens in d.c., too. this young woman who asked her irk dentity be masked, lost a purse at the exxon station on alabama and southeast on july 16th. there was a more menacing aspect to this incident. >> one of the guys opened my car door and went n. another guy that was inside of the car waived a gun toward me to let me know he had a gun and they just grabbed my stuff and sped off. >> reporter: our victim had an iphone in her purse. using a locator application, she tracked it. detectives, she said, were disinterested and called 911. the responding officers told her they could not figure out who owned what phone. no seizure, no arrest. our victim said she repeatedly asked d.c.'s metropolitan police department to

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security video from a sunoco station in landover, taken wednesday, shows a thief exiting from an suvparking lot -- he leaves his door open. at the victim's car, he reaches in thru the passenger window, grabs the purse, and he (and his driver) are off the lot within seconds. there were at least four mooe purse snatchings from stations in prince george's county in succeeding days. it happens in d.c., too. this young women, who asked that her identity be masked, lost a purse at the exxon station at alabama and pennsyllania, se, on july 16th. there was a far more menacing aspect to this incident.mos says: "one of the guys just opened my car door, went right in. another guy, that was inside of the car, waved a gun towards me to let me know that he had a gun. and they just grabbed my stuff and they just sped off." our victim had an i-phone in her purse, and, using a locator application, tracked it. detectives, she says, seemed disinterested. she called 911, and responding officers told her they couldn't figure out who owned what phone. no seizure, no arrest. our victim says she also has re

security video from a sunoco station in landover... taken wednesday...hows a thief reaching in to a victim's car... grabbing a purse... and speeding off in an s-u-v.four more purse snatchings happened in p-g county in succeeding days. it's also happening in washington d-c... where one woman says the crime was terrifying. ((mos says: "one of the guys just opened my car door, went right in. another guy, that was inside of the car, waved a gun towards me to let me know that he had a gun. and they just grabbed my stuff and they just sped off." )) ))owners at a service station in chillum have put up a sign warning women to "keep their handbags with them at all times, even while pumping gas." police are investigating. in new york... a new policy will soon go into effect... to help promote breastfeeding.the progrrm... backed by mayor michael bloomberg... will limit baby formula in hospitals.the idea is to encourage new moms to ánurseá their babies... rather than reach for the bottle first. mothers who insist on bottle- feeding will be able to do so... but nurse

in a deal announced today, carlisle is purchasing a 330,000-barrel a day plant of sunoco for no cash and the carlisle deal which companies expect to finalize in the third quarter is being hailed by officials as a win for american jobs, a real fourth of july story. indeed, white house economic adviser sperling had a hand in the deal and pennsylvania's governor and philly's mayor. facing slimming margins in the refining business, sunoco planning to idle the refinery in august and laying off 850 workers if a suitor couldn't be found. carlisle has plans for the plant and using a high speed rail service to bring oil from the shale formation in north dakota to the area and cheaper than shipping it from africa or europe. it's likely hiring a partner looks like jpmorgan to ship crude to be refined here and that's a process that should be cheaper than the onset of negotiations and cost is a factor thinking about the economics of this. >> all right. kate, thank you very much. >>> gasoline prices hit the lowest levels in almost six months. the national average is now $3.33 a gallon. and of cour

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pepper, sunoco, and giant food. >> we're going to build on that for 2013. >> reporter: the grand prix is likely to lose money, but investors remain committed and they want to stabilize the race. >> all the major building blocks are there. there are a million details in a race like this. >> reporter: single day reserve ticket sales just started. last year, they drew 160,000 spectators. track work will start later this month and continue right up to the race. drivers are ready to hit that track which is slightly tweaked through downtown. >> the event itself was an absolute homerun last year. it was a financial find leading up to it that got a little shaky. >> reporter: among their challenges, there are still no major title sponsors. ticket sales started 6 months later than last year. >> our financial projections didn't account for a title sponsor. we're really right on plan. we are absolutely dedicated 24 hours a day to making that happen. >> and for more information on tickets, head to wjz.com and we'll have the link in local news. >>> coming up, deadly disaster. an up-close look as th

security video from a sunoco station in landover, taken wednesday, shows a thief exiting from an suvrcled the parking lot -- he leaves his door open. at the victim's car, he reaches in thru the passenger window, grabs the purse, and he (and his driver) are off the lot within seconds. there were at least four more purse snatchings from stations in prince george's county in succeeding days. it happens in d.c., too. this young women, who asked that her identity be masked, lost a purse at the exxon station at alabama and pennsylvania, se, on july 16th. there was a far more menacing aspect to this incident.mos says: "one of the guys just opened my car door, went right in. another guy, that was inside of the car, waved a gun towards me to let me know that he had a gun. and they just grabbed my stuff and they just sped off." our victim had an i-phone in her purse, and, using a locator application, tracked it. detectives, she says, seemed disinterested. she called 911, and responding officers told her they couldn't figure out who owned what phone. no seizure, no arrest. our victim says she a

sunoco have lost their lives. -- so many people have lost their lives. i will certainly look into it. if i can help him with his case, i would be pleased to do so. >> we got news today that yet another business is going under with local jobs. was the prime minister as pointed as i was with figures that showed lending to small business is down by 1.7 billion? is it not clear now the chancellor's credit easing policies are not working? >> first of all, the credit easing policy will make available 20 billion pounds of extra loans. some of that money is already available. we saw lending to businesses got -- go up in 2011. it is a difficult situation when you have got banks that are very nervous about the economic situation, but the treasury, the bank of england, and the agreement -- we are doing all we can to get money out of banks and into our businesses. >> if, as a result of this shameful banking crisis, bank executives dismiss -- are dismissed or forced to resign and the boards of their banks failed to act appropriately, will the government do its best t

security video from a sunoco station in landover... taken wednesday... a thief reaching in to a victim's car... grabbing a purse... and speeding off in an s-u-v.four more purse snatchings happened in p-g county in succeeding days. it's also haapening in woman says the crime was ne - terrifying. ((mosssays: "one of the guys just opened my car door, went right in. another guy, that was inside of the car, waved a gun towards me to let me 3 know that he had a gun. and they just grabbed my stuff and they just sped off." )) ))owners at a service station in chillum have put up a sign warning women to "keep their handbags with them at all times, even while pumping gas." police are investigating. the u-s postal service is just days away from defaulting on a 5-point-5 billion dollar payment to the federal governme. government.it would be the first default in its 2-hundred-year history.the service has a plan to cut costs by 22-point-five billion shutting down some processing - plants and has offered retirement packages to thousands of employees. the postal service

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carlisle is not actually playing sunoco for this asset.te cash, help finance its operations with the assist, but they're going to -- sunoco will take a minority interest. this is an example of what's happened to the refinery business in the last few years. it's a business that's a lot less profitable. these assets are selling for relatively low valuations. delta purchased a refinery, a first for an airline. also a fp refinery, and they did that for about $150 million, as i recall, with a subsidy from the state of pennsylvania. in this case, there's not actually money changing hands, but of course carlyle had spend money to keep it going. there are capital-intensive parts to this process. shipping it across the ocean. it looks as though jpmorgan may help with that, but an interesting moment in this business. where job preservation, and one of the byproducts of a refinery like this. also a lot of hope about domestic crude oil. the bakken shale could be a great source of crude oil for a refinery like this, and carlyle talks about building the

. >> i had to go 28 to 30 miles into the sunoco at new martinsville to get gas for a generator to run. martha: wow! fox affiliate wttg live in bethesda, maryland. this is a rough situation, melanie. how is it going? >> reporter: you know, people are starting to lose their patience. the first day, perhaps they were willing to give it a little beat. now folks in this neighborhood and many other neighborhoods around the area going on their fourth day now without power. not going to be a happy 4th of july. we can say that for a lot of people as well. this is part of the problem. look behind me here. this didn't happen yesterday. this happened four days ago. friday night, 11:00 p.m. when the storm came by and neighbors here are saying they have not seen a power truck. they haven't seen a person from the utility companies here. big trees down. power lines down. utility poles down. this is not an easy fix. but the problem is that you're seeing situations like this, all throughout the area. we're still talking about maybe 400,000 people in the dmv, that is washington d.c., maryland, virginia

recently we helped prevent the sunoco refinery from being closed.jobs would have been lost immediately. now we'll keep those jobs from being lost if we're successful in what we do. i don't want to say whether mr mr h mitt romney has done a good or bad job. i think we should let people know what we do. i don't think people know how many jobs we preserve or good returns we get for our investors, most of whom are public pension funds. >> going back to this false choice issue, when you watch the debates and you watch romney out there, are you surprised that he's not more defensive of the business? do you think he's done a good job of defending the business? >> if i were running for president i'd talk more about what i had done in my private equity career. i'm not mitt romney and i've been involved in presidential candidates and it's difficult to say what you want and get the message through. i think he concluded based on his work it's better to talk about other things i guess. >> you did work in the white house. >> i did. >> so you do have a perspective

disconnect as far as gasoline, some reports the big refinery in philadelphia, sunoco's refinery, remainsffline, the catalytic cracker that creates the gasoline, the problem. meantime, mike fitzpatrick over at kilduff reports that offline nuclear plants supportive along with the warm weather for nat gas. what's interesting is if you look in the "ft," jim immelt saying nuclear energy has become so expensive, that's supportive for nat gas longer term. back to you. >> bertha coombs, thanks a lot for that. >>> coming up next, heading back across the pond to carl. he's at the olympic games. "squawk on the street" is coming right back. [ chirps ] ♪ [ chirping ] [ chirping ] ♪ [ chirping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] audi a4 drivers have spoken. [ engine revs ] and they ranked the a4 highest in total quality index in its class. [ chirps ] experience the summer of audi event and get exceptional values on the audi you've always wanted. then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists ca

. >> john, just very quickly the purchase of carlile, the sunoco refinery in philadelphia. >> from thekeep supplies in the market but from a financial standpoint, if they have to continue to pay brent prices and sell in a market that's dominated by west texas i'm not sure how they make money and make the capital investments that those old facilities need. >> john thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "squawk box," billionaire investor and entrepreneur donald trump on jobs, politics, john roberts, the economy. >>> and then new jersey governor chris matthews joins us at 7:45 eastern. "squawk" will be right back. . the top academic performers surprised some people. so did the country that came in 17th place. let's raise the bar and elevate our academic standards. let's do what's best for our students-by investing in our teachers. let's solve this. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. we believe the more you know, the better you