we're getting this information right now and we don't know exactly what this incident is and the mallamerica tweeted nine minutes ago saying that mall of america is correctly under lockdown. there is a confirmed isolated incident in a tenant space and it also says please remain in the closest secure location until the lockdown has been lifted. please stay tuned for additional updates. again, we don't know what this incident is. we haven't heard anything about a shooting or any -- what may have transpired at this time. the police, as well, tweeting that they are working an active incident happening on the north side of the mall of america. the mall of america located in bloomington, minnesota, which is a suburb of the twin cities, but we will stay on top of this and there is an incident going on. the mall is on lockdown currently and we don't know what exactly the incident is and we'll stay on top of it. when we get information we will bring it to you. >> these are pictures from the mall of america and you can sigh the nordstrom store and we'll bring you what's described as an active i

we're hoping it's just gonna start bringing 'em for the mall. mall, and that's what we're hoping we're gonna do, is just start, well, it's like, we got a sign up there, you know, we want everybody to come, everyby have fun. - [woman] i love the fair. - [man] yeah but so many people's learned the hard way. you do not play their games. - [woman] no, lauren lost $460 amount. - [man] yeah, i know. - [man] i need 2 armbands. - i'll help him. - [ticket seller] can i see your right hand, ma'am? - oh, other hand. there you go. alright. my turn. - [casey] hey. want, a funnel cake, with the sprinkles on it. and then a sprite. - [isador] you want a small or large? - [casey] small. - [carnival advertisement] we come in all shapes and sizes- - i guess we're at a peace, 'cause they keep on playing that song. i guess we're at peace now. - you better win me a fish. - huh? - win me a fish. - uh - ooh! [camera clicks] - [casey] thank you. i don't wanna drop it. - this thing good for real. - i know, sprinkles go with it. you remember homecoming? the ones that we ha

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shoppers scramble to safety after a shooting inside the mall of america. elise preston. anne-marie green is off. we begin with several stories breaking overnight. senate democrats say they've reached an agreement on an ec

shoppers scramble to safety after a shooting inside the mall of america. the latest on the investigation. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm elise preston. anne-marie green is off. we begin with several stories breaking overnight. senate democrats say they've reached an agreement on an economic spending package. the $740 billion inflation reduction act includes funding for health care, climate, and energy programs. the lone holdout was arizona senator kyrsten sinema. last night the democrat said she's ready to move forward on the bill as long as the senate's top rules officials sign off it on. party leaders hope to begin voting as early as tomorrow. >>> also breaking overnight, cbs news projects kari lake has won the gop nomination for arizona governor. the former tv news anchor who was endorsed by former president trump defeated businesswoman karrin taylor robson. lake will now face democratic secretary of state katie hobbs in november. >>> the biden administration has declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency. there are more t

gunfire inside the mall sent shoppers scrambling for cover. s and businesses in lauren lauren went on lockdown today after the bodies of four people were found in two burning homes just blocks apart. investigators say there was an explosion at one of the homes. police suspect foul play, but they aren't sure in the incidents are connected. tonight, new safety ratings are out for mid-sized cars. the insurance institute for highway safety added more weight and velocity to the barrier that slams into the cars in those side crash tests. the only mid size car to score a good rating was the subaru outback, the toyota camry, nissan altima and chevy malibu earned poor ratings. all these vehicles previously received good ratings before the test crashes got more intense. up next, how some americans are fighting inflation by growing their own food. how am i looking? looking good! the most cautious driver we got am i there? no keep going how's that? i'll say when now? is that good? lots of cars have backup cameras now you know those are for amateurs there w

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and that includes a 15 year-old girl who was shot in the back with a pellet gun near valley fair mall. at first she didn't know what happened. she told kron 4 news. she thought it was a small cut. but when she went to the doctors, they found a bullet in her lungs which caused her long to collapse. she does surgery and has recovered since police say they put a task force together to find the shooter. detectives discovered there was even more pellet gun shooting victims bringing the total to 7. the victims were hit with high-velocity projectiles believed to be pellets. these were not franks. these were these. >> air rifles had. optics on them. so they had scopes. we have multiple victims who have pellets in them for the rest of their life embedded near their spine and their neck and causing punctured lungs, fractured ribs. this is not a childish game. the victims range in age from 9 years old to 56 years old. >> 6 of the 7 victims are girls or women. police say the description of the shooters car was very unique and that's what led them to him. they say that once they issued a search wa

craig, indeed i did spend a lot of time walking through the malls. the memories, the nostalgia, there is something about coming inside, browsing through merchandise, trying things on, getting a feel of the clothes that you're buying but as more people are going from this to this, this morning we're getting an exclusive new look at an amazon pilot program that is bringing the two together it is a familiar staple with a whiff of nostalgia, a weekend trip to the mall but now with more people choosing to go from storefront to cell phone, amazon is hoping to bring that mall magic right to your front door >> we're always hearing from customers that they want that instant gratification, they want more products, they want them faster. >> reporter: amazon is partnering with malls in more than a dozen cities including chicago, dallas, d.c., las vegas, and atlanta right now, four stores with more to come. here's how it works. shoppers can go to amazon and use the app to browse a store in their local mall sifting through that store's inventory, right down to the

again, the mall has been evacuated. it is closed for the evening. even though the lockdown is over, we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >> the family of alexis, gabe is sharing new details about the 24 year olds disappearance and presumed murder. the oakland woman has been missing since january. investigators believe that she was killed by her ex-boyfriend who was later killed during a confrontation with police forcefully. chagall takes a look at key points in the timeline of this case. >> antioch police detective john recently wrote alexis gabe's family a letter which they are making public. it details how investigators tracked this case for more than 4 months from the night. a lexus banished to the day the man believed to have killed her was shot and killed by police. her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones on january, 26th gas station surveillance video shows a lexus making her way to jones's home in antioch, the forensic download of her car and cell phone data shows she was in the area of his home at 6.37. that night, thou

officers later backed it out of the mall. no one was hurt. a warning about oysters. ne sloan explains people died after eating the shellfish from louisiana. reporter: oysters, considered a delicacy. alert this morning after people in florida recently died of a rare bacterial infection linked to eating raw oysters. one of the victims, 55-year-old rodney jackson of pensacola, air force veteran, father and former banker who helped minority businesses. >> we don't know how we are going to do it without rodney. it will be hard. reporter: jackson, who got the oysters from a seafood market, had mild symptoms and then trouble breathing. in south florida, another man got sick and died after eating raw oysters in july at a crab house in fort lauderdale. the manager saying on that day as many as 100 dozen oysters were served. raw oysters can contain bacteria, found in warm seawater, especially during summer, which causes fibrosis. cdc says each year 80,000 people get fibrosis. 100 die from the infection. symptoms include diarrhea and vomiting. it can cause severe problems. this

it is a very different landscape from the mall to the store to the house and the car lot. it has all got to change and as the late, great sam cooke and short us, change is going to come. joe in new jersey? >> hello, mr. cramer. thank you for taking my call. i sold a canada goose back in january on your recommendation and took some nice profits. it is trading at around the mid $18 level a share. can i buy it back at this level heading into the fall? >> no. no, not at all. not even a chance. actually, i don't want anyone buying anything that has to do with clothes unless you're putting it on yourself. that is my role right here, right now. if you're buying clothes, make sure you can wear them. do i have time for another question? that's it? we are now in a good news is bad news mode because the fed will not stop bringing the pain until we see real deterioration in the economy. a change is going to come. mad money tonight. call in and stop me. i have become a big believer in the rise of the liquefied natural gas exports. what is the best way to play this and make money right

to the palace, swoops _ car goes up the mall to the palace, swoops in — car goes up the mall to the queen coming on know exactly how that happens. then they leave, they are no— that happens. then they leave, they are no longer prime minister, the car leaves — are no longer prime minister, the car leaves the house of commons with the next _ car leaves the house of commons with the next by— car leaves the house of commons with the next by ministers who will go in and see _ the next by ministers who will go in and see the — the next by ministers who will go in and see the queen. it's all part of the pageantry and pomp and the change _ the pageantry and pomp and the change of prime minister, but it's of constitutional significance seeing — of constitutional significance seeing that moment. but now it will be very— seeing that moment. but now it will be very different because the queen, as we _ be very different because the queen, as we know. — be very different because the queen, as we know, is suffering from mobility— as we know, is suffering from mobility issues, she's been in bell mo

we managed to get inside the burned warehouse, the hardest hit the last third floor of the malls. s an auto parts warehouse here, and apparently this is where the fire started, judging by the fact that fire extinguishers are scattered everywhere, at first the employees tried to cope with the fire on their own. we went to the elimination of the fire managed to save three people, they managed to get out of the premises and two more women blocked by fire with burns from carbon monoxide poisoning, one person is in intensive care. the prosecutor's office of moscow controls the establishment. circumstances and causes of the fire, as well as the results of the investigation criminal case initiated on the fact of causing death by negligence. now the building is being examined by cynologists with a dog, they are checking if there are any more who died by a lucky chance the day before there were no visitors at the market. it was a sanitary day, lucky that, and how would the people die more no people, where there was czech republic. it was few people. experts are carefully examining the epice

the spy museum in 2002, we existed in dc, it is too far from the national mall. in may of 2019, moved to the other side of the mall, an amazing 140,000 square-foot building and that is where we have an opportunity to tell how and why the techniques and procedures that we are going to talk about, and the nation's spy, the heart of the cold war story, the only public museum in the united states to tackle espionage and intelligence from an international standpoint and we are proud of that with the largest collection of espionage placed on public display. that the great segue, talking about the artifacts it is crucial role in the spy museum. >> this is just off the mall on the plaza. one of the ways i think about the spy museum, it is four walls, the collection that is truly magnificent. what you want to think about, there is amazing stories connected to an amazing artifact. for two minutes i will walk through a few that relate to what we are talking about. this is one of my favorites. a silver cigar box. you see the bottom of your screen, the gentleman at the top rig

the mall deeds under water initiative is currently involved in a global study looking at exactly how much carbon the multi meadows could sequester . once we split our sediment core into the different that profiles or we will weigh it dry it and then weigh it again. and we will send it off to a lab for analysis, and they will be looking at the organic carbon content inside each of the depth samples. this is really important because it will help us understand how much carbon these marine ecosystems are storing, which would help mitigate against climate change. see growth meadows also act as a nursery full small fish, including economically targeted species such as snappers and groupies. by educating local communities about c grasses, shahan her seem hopes that both nature and the communities relying on these ecosystems will benefit in the long term. now really know how important it figures, because it's more fisher or they live in this. he autographs and they will get some food and we have to keep the fish until they get the big. so then no fisherman can catch the big fish and eat it. a

we basically went all around the mall, do you see the lincoln memorial. it is pretty impressive. >> what impressed you the most as a five-year-old, steven? >> well, the statue of lincoln himself. >> and harold holzer, on that statue itself, you talked about how that statue, renderings of that stat you have taken the place of uncle sam in some places in this country. i was going to show viewers one of those card tubes, the abraham lincoln with his hands covering his face. explain that a little bit. >> that is bill mauldin's cartoon of the memorial, weeping at news of president kennedy's death. that really started the idea of using a malleable version of the memorial to express the national mood. you know, lincoln had been portrayed on this mall in a cartoon as satan, during the civil war. here he is, returning as a national symbol, fist bumping barack obama, taking iphone pictures with biden, those kind of things. i worry i did not say enough about daniel chester french. he started this statue process with a 12 inch high model in clay. just out of the dept

now, the mall jacket though, mom, the guy bocce man hike in my hand, towing i, don't l toll now t shirts into bowie. auto stop thought, all the same, you did on panel dante hall, yo yos, kato, oh, from me, and from my g, g la, your satellite home mode. so i walked up to the american embassy and it was being ransacked by vietnam major. many of them angry because they hadn't been able to leave in the, in the helical. many of them taking the opportunity to grab anything, they could have a value roughly an hour or so after the chaos at the u. s. embassy and after we photograph that, we decided to split up deal. i went with neil initially over to the, the palace. he felt as i did that soon. the north vietnamese force would be arriving. so i made my way back to the n b. c. news office and then we heard on saigon radio, the unconditional surrender of general min, who was the provisional leader of south vietnam at the time. around noon, the north vietnamese times reached the presidential palace gates. the 1st north vietnamese tag it came through, failed at 1st to break down the gate and then bac

america forcing the mall to be locked down yesterday. police say shots were fired during a fight inside the nike store. the chaos sent customers running. many of them hiding in stores. no injuries were reported. >>> we turn to the wild weather impacting millions across the country including a dangerous storm hitting the washington area. overnight at least four people were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after they were apparently struck by lightning near the white house. >> i saw at least four people lying on the ground and medics were giving them artificial respiration, literally jumping on their hearts. >> reporter: the victims, all in lafayette square standing near the andrew jackson statue when a storm rolled through. >> i walked to the left of the statue as you're looking towards the white house. >> reporter: members of the secret service and park police jumping into action. >> immediately began to render aid to the four victims, which is very critical in helping with survivability. >> reporter: one expert describes the

the mall of america placed on lockdown after reports of a shooting. video posted online on social media showing shoppers running for safety. there are also reports of people hiding in stores. the mall confirmed what it called an isolated incident in a tenant space. we're continuing to monitor that situation. >>> also developing tonight, the biden administration declaring the growing outbreak of monkeypox a public health emergency amid rising complaints about testing delays and vaccine shortages. emilie ikeda has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, monkeypox multiplying. 6,600 infections nationwide, now reaching all but two states. the explosion in cases prompting the biden administration to declare a public health emergency, which is expected to improve access to funds, treatment and vaccines. >> we are going to do everything that we can to end this outbreak. >> reporter: matt ford wishes the move came sooner after he suffered a painful few weeks unable to acquire experimental treatment. >> i haven't had a medical condition that has been this painful fo

she says she needs the assistance, leaving it over the mall with terms of the season. life goes on existing, staying alive, but it's already difficult. and i'm really glad that i have the guys and gals here . what if she wanted me to, to have a phone at the office looking at the blackboard? i would know, honestly, i'm not sure i could manage that in kingwood. at the same time in sabina horn's office, she's making an exception today. it's an emergency. this man is currently penniless, with problems at the job center. horn wants to try to send him home with food today, somehow. and staying in germany, chatswood olaf shoulds on tuesday, emphasized his support for a gas pipeline linking the iberian peninsula to central europe. as berlin scrambles to reduce dependency on russia, or after talks with spanish prime minister pedro sanchez, the german leader said the proposed energy link running through portugal, spain and france would be vital in both the short and long terms. here's what the spanish prime minister had to say about the project. take, listen, it's been your study was top of that pain

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it's not far from, from the mall for of, at thomas atlanta, which is the national park. and it's, you know, situations where it's difficult. yeah. traumatic situation there. thank you so much . sites chateau analogy for describing it to us. sketchy up to speed now on some of the other stories making headlines today. estonia says it has repelled the most extensive cyber attacks in more than a decade. russian hacker group kill net says it blocked access to more than $200.00 state and private institutions. austonia recently removed soviet monuments from a region with an ethnic russian majority security forces. and so don, have used tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators calling for civilian rule the army stage a coup last year and military leader update, fatah i'll bore hun, has pledged to step aside for a civilian government. the protesters don't believe him. a judge in the u. s. state of new york has refused bail for the man accused of trying to kill author on mon, rusty 24 year old hardy matar has repeated his plea of not guilty. rusty was due to give a talk. wh

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soldiers from my unit were supposed to break into the mall to collect furniture, electronics, and all sorts of valuables. local residents. we saw how we loaded the furniture, which was very unpleasant for me. it seemed to me that we were going to rob her and that’s not why i came to ukraine, i was ashamed to follow the order to take away furniture and valuables from in front of the locals, victims of the war, video evidence is also attached here. on it, the legionnaires refuse to take out equipment and valuables from the store, they say, they didn’t come to foreigners for this, they try to politely explain who the commander is, and the conversation through an interpreter is conducted in enemy russian. this equipment will go all at the moment and in the future what we take is on a, where the legionnaires live. this is an order to stand here and wait for the commander. this is the next order. no. a-a order a man speaking with a clear polish accent one of the commanders. the so-called international legion is devoted to him in the article, a separate chapter. meet piotr kapushinsky and th

r station into the, into the mall by the police. or basically they had told all the protesters in the shots and, and then they just started rounding them up and beating them up. we were just wondering like, how could this have happened? why is there no where to go even, even for people who wanted a escape, who wanted to avoid conflict? so then we decided to draw map. so we could see where the police are, where protesters are to make sure that people at least have an escape route. yeah. so people will know where the police are stationed, where there are a lot of protesters where there are road blocks even how the transport situation is like. so this is information that would be useful for the general public, but would also be useful for people on the front lines. if they want to know escape routes. if they want to know, basically where it put police are, where's not safe, where they should not go apart from that, we've also got some feedback from the 1st 18th. so they're really grateful that we write down where protesters are, especi

and if you think about it here on the national mall. it's such a beautiful and it's it's a lot better when it's about 15 or 20 degrees cooler. but when you think about this memorial as opposed to some of the other memorials, this adds a layer of humanity because you actually get to see the faces of those who have served and those who have sacrificed. and we'll talk more about that in just a little bit. you can't ask for a better place for it to be preserved and for it to be taken care of. then the national park service. what i want to do is ask you to turn your attention to the big screens. the national service is going to continue to take care of all the memorials on this mall, including the korean memorial. we want to introduce now the national capital area director, kim hall. good morning. my name is kim hall and i have the honor of being the regional director, the national park services national capital region, which includes the memorials on, the national mall as caretakers, the korean war, veterans memorial, the national park servi

♪ ♪ >> shannon: breaking tonight, police in minnesota are responding to possible shooting at the mallurban minneapolis. lincoln police confirmed their working with what they are calling an active incident with numerous officers on the scene. mall of america spokesman and jasper confirming the mall was locked down this afternoon, but had no other details to provide. we are going to keep you updated as news warrants. today jurors deciding to face a florida school shooter nicholas cruz towards the still bloodstained building where he murdered 17 people four years ago. the group was bused to park one's marjorie stone douglas high school, a company by the judge, prosecutors, and attorneys. if the jury will decide if he is sentenced to death or life without parole. florida governor ron desantis is suspending the elected state prosecutor of tampa for pledging not to enforce the state must of his new 15 week abortion ban and for supporting gender transition treatments for minors. there were public and governor says he is suspending hillsborough county state attorney andrew warren for flagrant

so enjoy the next 3 days because it is going to be the mall. this and dry us out there in the sierra. but fortunately that monsoonal moisture not going to make its way into the bay area in the form of pop-up thunderstorms. just a few high increasing high clouds by early this upcoming week. but from now, until then, we are tracking temperatures right now in the upper 50's along the bay area coastline, half moon bay, 59 degrees of 58 degrees. for those of you in pacifica, mid 60's for san jose with livermore and dublin at 61 degrees. concord, 67 degrees. 10 degrees cooler for those of you in petaluma at 57 degrees for your friday night and temperatures tomorrow, a few degrees warmer than today. we're going to be on the mild side from coastal valleys, a few degrees above average there with livermore about 5 degrees above average. you should be in the mid 80's. but instead warming up into the low 90's with santa rosa. 84 degrees should be your average daytime high. but by saturday afternoon, warming up 94 degrees in downtown san francisco. 72 degree

. > >> up next this doesn't look like a parking lot, and suv ended up on the second floor of a mall. >> major step towards blasting off to the moon for the first time in decades. > >> kris van cleave in carmel, indiana, a community that is sending drivers for a loop by design. the city says it is safer, allows the roads to handle more cars and is better for the environment, plus it saves drivers money as gas prices soar. we will show you why carmel says going in circles circles is now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic ndg de >> a wild scene in massachusetts massachusetts after an suv drove drove into the second floor of a a mall. look at that. officials say the driver was an elderly woman who got confused. and the automatic doors to the mal

widespread mid 60's for most of the bay area. 69 degrees for san jose and palo alto, the mall, the city out there right now in the low 70's, many of you may not even need a sweater if you're heading out the door there overnight. lows tonight, going to stay on the mild side for those of you in antioch. 63 degrees with mid-fifties expected for santa rose at 56 and temperatures tomorrow. very seasonal gradually cooling down, though, for warmest inland valleys, mid 80's at 84 degrees for concord in livermore, san jose. 79 degrees as nevado and oakland, right where you should be in the low 70's, the downtown san francisco in the mid 60's at 67 degrees. so not a bad way to start your weekend forecast. we're going to continue that cooling trend and the coolest day will be on monday with temperatures about 5 degrees below average for warmest inland valleys, holding steady with 70's along the east bay shoreline in mid 60's along the coast. but just a heads up for those of you inland warming up again in the low 90's thursday and uriday of this upcoming week. so enjoy the cooldown heading this wee

overnight lows tonight, going to hold steady in the upper 50's to low 60's antioch in the mid 60's to the mall. the city in the bay area with santa rosa. 10 degrees cooler than that at 56 degrees. but high temperatures tomorrow. take a look at those century march. for those of you in concord and antioch, triple digit heat near triple digits for those of you in livermore, 98 degrees. certainly flirting with that with santa rosa at 96 degrees. but along the san francisco peninsula coastline, widespread low to mid 70's. so we're tracking hot temperatures for most of this upcoming workweek with relief not arriving until next weekend that some are finally going to see temperatures right about average. so it is going to be a hot one. stay cool. stay hydrated. reminder. if you are going to work out or head outside do so early in the morning or later in the evening because in the afternoon it's going to be just blistering i really did not think we're going to see the triple digits on are back the learning and yeah knows what it says that got extended. so there you cool. drink an ac tomorrow. there you

consumers will spend money on experiences, not so much at the mall. economy might be the internet. there are signs maybe sales have peaked. we're starting to drift back to the pre-pandemic, that mean. do you think that's happening? >> absolutely. so when we look at the data we're definitely below the levels we saw during the pandemic but the amount of money consumers spent online continues to grow for the most part. it is only growing at a much slower pace. so our projection at refinitive at end of the year at holiday season we'll see growth of 15.5% of total retail sales when it comes to e-commerce. this is still slightly below the 15.7% we saw at the height of the pandemic. but still shows that it is growing at a very slow rate. charles: i got 20 seconds. what is the retail stock that you think the folks like the most here, looks most intriguing? >> analysts are raising estimates for discounters that are selling gasoline. talking about costco, sam's, bj's as consumer is cutting out netflix subscriptions looking to save money at the pump. also the lu

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garza, as we learned from our sources, enjoy barley, other talk happened while people were leaving the malls. one of the more screen jamalia after doing the prayer for so that dr. coincide with lots of people were gathering and leaving the moth go back home. are so far. unofficial sources confirmed love enjoy barley. other 5 people have been killed, including 3 children are destiny and fighters have continued to launch a barrage of rockets towards israel in retaliation for the ongoing air strikes, setting sirens off as far away as television. no serious casualties have been reported. taiwan says, china's show of force around its waters is getting more menacing. the taiwanese defense ministry says after 2 days of posturing, chinese aircraft and warships have now rehearsed an attack on the island. it also says the chinese fleet crossed the unofficial buffer in the taiwan strait, which separates the 2 sides. china has been staging its biggest ever military drills off, ty, ones, coast, following us house speaker. nancy pelosi is decision to visit the island. and the government dresses in shall a

all your work done because come this afternoon, you will be inside, hopefully be inside either at the mall. the movies or even inside watching something with an ice cold lemonade, jane, james lemonade, getting ready to go as i afternoon, it's going to be a barn burner and the words of washington state university along keep jackson. going to have it is going to be a warm and i'm going to cause you have a c, right? we'll does't haha. and he also has lemonade rise a somewhat we still need. if i say will we need a swimming you can stay connected to come for for the latest weather conditions. >> and we're going to get you through. the heat will get through it together. scan this qr go right to our website where you can find the current conditions and all of the cooling stations to yeah. all right. the extreme heat, obviously good reminder that wildfires can get out of control quickly. we all have to be very careful not to spark one. >> hot weather made it easy for one particular fire to spread yesterday. this was in the east bay in dublin. evacuations were necessary for a time. proffers theresa

uh, after the shelling of the galaxy mall, no. because the ukrainian terrorists struck the galaxy at 10:00 in the morning exactly at the moment when the mall was just opening, if there were people inside, i think that the victims could not have been avoided. and as a rule, there are always a lot of people. this is one of the largest shopping centers, and in the donbass there are always a lot of people, there are several categories, there are grocery departments, there is construction. there is also a garden garden. in general, there are always really a lot of people there, but here is my operator, for example, and just yesterday i went to this particular shopping center. and today at 10:00 am at least two shells fell, and everything started on the building with lightning speed, and it began to spread from one room to another, and the thing is that there was also a heavy wind in donetsk and this contributed to the fire. let's hear what the eyewitnesses have to say. the ground floor was the ground floor and there were two clear arri

shareholders want on that one. >> macy's gap and nordstrom are going small and getting away from the mallsis accelerating its plans of opening smaller stores after market by macy's after a change following the pandemic, so are these retailers able to reinvent themselves and is it the end of an era let's bring in jan niffin. i do watch this fascinating and for those that don't follow retail's ins and outs perhaps as you and i might, explain to us why a retailer like macy's if they're seeing their sales fall and go more online don't just close their stores altogether or at least in kind, with the sales increases that they're seeing online why do you need stores at all? >> that's one of the best questions and macy's answered that when they started this closing prment and they said wow, we thought this business would go online when they close the store. not only did the people not take that business and put it on-line, but they reduced their purchases they were making online online sales went down and the store sales went away. they said wow! these people buy from us because they know the stor