music: "break apart" by bonobo feat rhye. shoulders please, gentlemen. thank you, ben.dies, gentlemen, family and friends, would you like to follow me into the chapel, please? music continues. when you're getting the "grandad" out, obviously do one at a time. it's not attached. with the service underway, ellie and ben's responsibilities continue. they have to unload the rest of the hearse, and lay the family's flowers out on display. but will they meet lu ke‘s high standards? we need to swap the "dad" and the "grandad" round, only because he was dad before he was a grandad. just swap them round a little bit, please. great at all times. can't fault it. really happy. now, we're going to get warm, quick cup of tea, get the young ones in, get them sorted, and then wait for the bell to go, carry on with the service. bell chimes. i really liked how you ran it, actually. you did a very good job. thank you. i think it was very inspiring to see. to say you've only been going a couple of months, to what you've got, is amazing. thank you for coming down. luke has left ellie and be

bonobos,ght modcloth, so they are making some inroads.the case of the food, people are shopping for price, for convenience. amazon prime is a huge benefit. walmart has countered that by saying, if you order $35 or more, you will get free two day shipping. let's remember, this is a marathon, not a sprint. walmart has had quite a few good quarters in a row. they had a bad one today, but this battle is far from over. emily: we are talking about the last year. what does the next year look like for walmart.com from your perspective? sarah: i think we should see some interesting innovations of them in the e-commerce space that will hopefully tell us more about their long-term prospects. one is the implementation of smart card technology, where essentially you get a discount for bundling your orders as opposed to rapidfire firing off orders for individual items at a time. it helps the retailer with profitability. walmart will try to roll that out more broadly this year. it'll be interesting to see if consumers respond to that, particularly the c

you would like bonobo's. you walk in there, there's no big racks of aisles of anything.here's a couple pairs of pants, different styles and they have your measurements. you say, i like these points - >> you make an appointment. >> they got it and then they ship it to you you don't try on 67 different pairs of pants. >> a walmart company. >> it's a tiny store and packed in philadelphia. people going all the time. >> i haven't set foot in a store yet this year and bought a bunch of stuff online. just deliver it. send it my way. >> the stack of boxes you have to deal with as a result, tell me, it is not a major headache >> what, the boxes >> the boxes. >> that's why god created recycling. >> yeah, once every couple of weeks. there's no living room anymore it's stacks of boxes. >> that's okay we can live with that. >> thank you, gentlemen. see you on the close, i think, unless it's sooner. >> will about 40 minutes to go dow down 190 retailer lower by 1% not many pockets here of outperformance the s&p down 25. nasdaq down 69 russell down 16. >>> how about the financials, thou