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michael: that is an effort we acquired when we emerged which best when we merged with harris teeter.t part of that merger having a division that had so many stores with that up and running. we are pulling from their expertise and working out some of the kinks. there are a few changes we have to make to have the process run on our systems but we are very excited about that opportunity, based on the customers' acceptance. in cincinnati, it is obvious the customers are going to have that same a traction to it. we are bullish on that. we have an online presence as well. they have a significant amount of natural and organic food products they deliver online as well. betty: if in the next 10 years online grocery sale is expected to be a fit of the market or more, is that something you expect is going to be the same for kroger? michael: our goal is to develop a process where the customer can choose how they want to interact with us. if you look at those click and collect customers they are not exclusively click and collect. some of our harris teeter's customers have been -- those customers

we merged with ed withd with harris teeter. in january it closed.l people. but us in geography of states we had a growing population. but there continues to be other assets out there that could wind up being attractive over the years. you just never know. safe 0 say anything happens in our space, we probably have looked at it but reacted on very few opportunity. we looked at the right one us. >> my i have a weird one for you. i followed the story but didn't understand it. in the fall there were groups that had organized suggesting that kroger was allowing to put open carry firearms in the supermarkets. what was that about? and where do you guys stand with that? >> that was moms demand action. they were opposed to the fact our policy is to adhere to the local gun laws, if the local gun laws allow open carry, we'll allow customers to do that. based on the local gun laws. we don't believe it's up to us to legislate what the gun control laws are. we follow local laws. we ask our customers to be respectful of people they are shopping with. we really have

in april of 2013 a young university of virginia student was swarmed by abc agents outside this harris teeterer car. at least one of them pulled a gun. they thought she was buying alcohol underage. turns out she had sparkling water and cookie dough. on the 911 call from inside the student's car, fear and confusion. >> we're freaking out. >> does somebody have a gun or something? >> oh, my god, oh, my god oh, my god. >> reporter: elizabeth daly was arrested that night but later got that taken off hr record and settled a lawsuit for more than $200,000. following that incident the virginia abc department disciplined those agents and reformed its practices. there could well be another round of that in the weeks ahead. >> brian, thanks very much. brian todd is working his sources over there. we will get more. >>> in the meantime let's bring in our analysts. joining us our cnn justice reporter evan perez along with our law enforcement analyst tom fuentes, former assistant director of the fbi and cnn anchor don lemon. i know you have been getting some new reporting on the arrest of this young 20-yea

in april of 2013 a young university of virginia student was swarmed by abc agents outside this harris teeter in charlottesville. they surrounded her car, at least one of them pulled a gun. they thought she was buying alcohol under age. turns out all she had was sparkling water and cookie dough. on the 911 call from inside the student's car, fear and con confusion. >> we're freaking out. >> does somebody have a gun or something? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: student elizabeth daily was arrested that night but later got that taken off her record and settled a lawsuit for more than $200,000. after that incident the virginia abc department disciplined those agents and reformed its practs but there could well be another round of that in the weeks ahead. brian todd cnn, charlottesville, virginia. >>> still ahead the white house takes a decidedly frosty tone towards israel's prime minister. erin mcpike is at the white house. with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for