as o'grady pulls up.he young man approaches and offers him something to drink. >> they always offer water to the drivers, that's a tradition around here. >> distracted, the driver doesn't notice another man walking behind the car. the one caught on camera there in the back window. but suddenly -- >> i heard something behind me, turned, and saw the automatic. i knew i was in trouble. >> o'grady floors it, and then -- four shots ring out. o'grady is hit twice in the torso. >> help! help! >> i just dove. i just dove. as soon as i saw the gun, i ducked and hit the gas. >> trapped in the cul-de-sac, he has to turn around and drive right by the shooters again. >> spun the car around, looked up to see where the hell they were. >> driving through the darkness, he calls for aid, just trying to hang on. >> dispatch, dispatch! help, i've just been shot! >> i felt wet, i felt myself leaking. i got hit and i'm in trouble. >> o'grady has the presence of mind to head to a nearby truck stop. >> i'm on north 5th. i've bee

. >> reporter: you don't have to look very far to see watertown's kathy o'grady's christmas spirit. last year not only did kathy, through her charitable foundation sophia's angels, give clothes and blankets to the needy on boston common, she also paid off $10,000 worth of lay aways at toys are you us stores in framingham and auburn and it. first, in you auburn. >> i'm trying to make it easier for the parents and the people that are putting stuff on lay away during christmastime with paying them off that way they don't have to worry and struggle to pay off a lay away and make sure that the kids have something under the tree. different. so on wednesday she went to this wal-mart in quincy but kathy was turned away. first by a clerk. >> i had cash so i pulled i want to pay people's lay away. >> and she says -- >> we don't do that here. i said yes, you do. >> reporter: then a store manager. >> when the manager finally came back out, i explained to him what i wanted to do. and he said we don't do that. i was -- kathy contacted me and i went inside the store to get some answers. the store

. >> some people know watertown's kathy o'grady has a christmas angel and here's why. last year, she paid off $10,000 worth of layaway accounts at toys "r" us stores in framingham and auburn through her angels and this year she's back at it again. >> i'm trying to make it easier for the parents and people putting stuff on layaway during christmastime with paying them off and that way, they don't have to worry and struggle to pay off a layaway and make sure the kids have something under the tree. >> but this year, kathy wanted to try something different. so on wednesday, she went to this wal-mart in quincy. but kathy was turned away, first by a clerk. >> i had cash, so i pulled out the cash and i said, i have money. i want to pay people's layaways. >> and she said? >> we don't do that here. i said, yes, you do. >> >> when the manager finally came back out, i sprained to him what i want to do and he said, we don't do that. >> kathy contacted me, and i some answers. the store manager told me off camera, it's all a bigamist understanding. he wants to apologize to kathy and

. >> you don't have to look very far to see watertown's kathy o'grady's christmas spirit. last year, not only did kathy through her her charitable foundation give clothes and blankets to the needy on boston common, she also paid off $10,000 worth of lay away island starting at toys "r" us stores in framingham and auburn. for the parents and the people that are putting stuff on lay away, during christmastime, with paying them off and that way they don't have to worry and struggle to pay off a lay away and make sure that the kids have something under the tree. >> but this year, kathy wanted to try something different, so on wednesday, she went to this wal-mart in quincy. but kathy was turned away, first by a clerk. >> i had cash, so i pulled out the cash and i said, i have money. i have wanted to pay people's lay aways. >> and she said. >> we don't do that here. and i said, yes you do. >> when the manager finally came back out, i explained to him what i wanted to do and he said, we don't do that. it was heartbroken for the people that could have been helped. >> kathy contact