let's talk with joe cahill, a columnist at crains chicago business. now, this is interesting---you call this,"the longest running corporate train wreck you can remember." > >that's right. sears has decline traces all the way back to the late 80s and early 90s when walmart started attacking their customer base. that was followed of course by target and costco. then in this decade, you've had the rise of amazon as the dominant online retailer and all these trends have hurt sears badly and set off this long, slow decline we're seeing. > >and the ceo, the man who owns all the stock--ed lambert he's been dancing. he's been trying all kinds of new things and they point out that their loyalty program has gotten good positive growth numbers. > >well, they're signing up a lot of people for their loyalty program, but the key to a loyalty program is to get the people who join the program to buy more from you than they were already buying. so you can make everybody who shops there a loyalty club member but if it doesn't make them increase their purchases from wha

joining me here will be james cahill, joe lean cahill, cary cahill, and kerry venscker.hill cary is karry, and james is james, and kaley is kaelee--no no. >> keely. >> sorry, keely. vanager. >> vanacker. >> i'm sorry. i got it way wrong, my apologize. so at this time. >> i blame my parents. >> keely is first. >> all right, we want to thank the american people for their constant support and prayers. we want to thank all the groups and organizations who has given us their wonderful support, tragedy assistance program for survivors, the survivors outreach assistance here at fort hood. the chaplain's office and the department of justice extremely dedicated victim witness coordinator. without them these years would have been even harder. we want to thank all those who worked countless hours away from their families to bring this case to justice. their sacrifice for us, their professionalism, their ethics, their due diligence deserves more credit than we can express in words. this has been a very long and exhausting process. we are tired, we are hurt, but we are resolved. just

joe lean cahill lost her husband michael cahill when he was shot trying to stop hasan's attack. >> todayeight has been lifted off of my shoulder. he has been held accountable for his actions, and the panel gave him justice. >> reporter: in arguing for the death sentence the prosecutor, colonel michael mulligan set up hasan an army psychiatrist, he was trained as a doctor to save lives. on 5 november he only dealt death. in the beginning of the trial hasan said he was at gunman. mulligan argued he not now and will never be a martyr. he is a criminal. a cold-blooded murderer. gayle hunt who lost her son army specialist j.d. hunt in the shootout agrees. >> anyone who would use their religion to commit acts of terrorism serves no god except their own hatred and self-interest. >>> in wrapping up his arguments, saying you should not punish him for his religion. you should punish him for hit hate. when asked if he would address the jury, hasan who acted as his own attorney said simply, i have no closing statement. now, officials say hasan will be transferred to the military prison at fort leave