surveillance video shows what happens all too often at your local wal-mart, crooks cashing for. >> they're experienced criminals, and they're organized to steal. >> reporter: on thursday, polk county sheriff busting a crime ring that stole hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. but it is not just about shoplifting. it is about more serious crimes, too. the most recent in the bay area in lakeland. three employees charged with manslaughter, and across the country, cases of attempted kidnappings, stabbings, shootings, even murder. >> the number of calls has gone down. >> tampa police an some other authorities say the number of calls they have gotten has gone down. but why? the top brass at wal-mart says it is getting tough on crime, instituting new programs across the country. one of them aimed directly at shoplifters. >> somebody there is caught shoplifting, their security would handle it if it is below a certain dollar amount so we don't get as many calls. >> reporter: meaning they're out patrolling the streets news channel 8 obtained this document, with the new changes, it

. >> a 7th grade teacher was buying notebooks for students at a local wal-mart. behind her, pastor lester brown. person in need. he had been walking around with $100 in his pocket. he paid for all of them. she plans to invite brown to her classroom so he can meet all the students he helped. >>> the olympics, there's been nonstop coverage and there may be things you missed. >> let's check in with greg dee who has a look at virtual reality. >> there's a lot of this available online, both from nbc check this out. this video from nbc sports on you tube. now, at first it just looks like a picture of christ the redeemer, but look at this. it's 360 video. you can actually click with your mouse on you tube and get a 360-degree perspective of what it would be like to be at that at the chew. look at the beautiful views there of rio. the videos take you to other places there in brazil to bo monuments. there are also really cool videos from google. it takes you on a 360-degree tour. riding on the back of a motorcycle, you can get a full perspective of what it would be like t

thursday, take you to texas where a seventh grade teacher was buying notebooks for her students at a local wal-mart. >> behind her in line was pastor brunch he had been walking around with a $100 bill in his pocket and planned to help somebody in need. when he saw all of the school supplies, he knew what he had to do. he paid for all those supplies. her classroom to meet the students he helped. >>> notice a lightning bolt that made a crazy shape. this one looks like a t-rex. it was shotted in blue mesa in arizona. some facebook commenters have're ideas like a heart shaped balloon on the end. or an overall snake. >> i'm team t-rex with everybody else. >> now trending. >> brown's games. what you'll notice tonight and every game that's ensuring safety inside the stadium. a month after 9/11, i got a call from david and he told me he was going into the national guard. he was sent to iraq to be a gunner on a humvee. a car pulled up in the driveway and three soldiers got out, and the sound of their boots as they came up those stairs will, will stay with me the rest of my life. you have moments when you re

a 7th grade teacher was buying notebooks for more students at -- her students at a local wal- mart. behind her in line, pastor less tore brown. he had been walking around with a $100 bill in his pocket and planned to help someone in need. when he saw all the school supplies he knew what he had to do. he paid she plans to invite him to her classroom to meet all the people she teaches. he's encouraging everyone to pay it forward. >> what a good example. >>> loved across the world. one of our hometown heros, i wonder who that is, number 23, he's having a lot of luck in rio. we'll have a look at golden weather station this morning. it does all the typical sen source, but it changes the -- sensors, but it also changes what you see outside. hollie, what are you seeing today? >>> so far, so good. it's pretty uneventful, but we're tracking showers and storms for later. grab the sunglasses,. it's gong to be warming up wi kids, if you're off to school for the bus stop, it will be dry. pretty evidence by our live look. there's the moon in all its glory. we're live in the flats this morning. fl

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. >>> wal-mart is helping local philadelphians beat the heat. >> through a partnership of darryl clark-mart stores, hundreds of fans were distributed to senior citizens this afternoon in north philadelphia this is just one of the several stops throughout philadelphia where fans will be donated. all of this in an effort to ensure 500 fans are given out to some of the cities mess vulnerable citizens. >>> well, "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> charlie rose is in for scott pelley tonight and joins with us a look ahead, charlie. >> hi ukee and jessica, tonight on the "cbs evening news". >> you can get the baby that is latest attende to get the kicked out of the donald trump rally. >>> and new controversy for presidential nominee. plus, unprecedented travel ban, halt the spread of zika a? those stories just ahead on [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? i got your nose! i got your nose right here. i know that's your thumb, grandpa. talent! learn about it! >>> we cannot leave without mentions the fact that today, today is nati

the square has local businesses, the county courthouse has been restored beautifully and everyone knows everyone. >> they turned down a wal-martecause they wanted everything to be local. >> absolutely and doesn't happen often. >> it is a book about the town and the man, when we talk about the players, we have to start with the greatest ozzie smith, hall of famer. what was it like when ozzie smith got there? >> he grows up in south central l.a. and goes to the corn fields of iowa. his coach puts him on a plane, never been to the midwest, and the only word he can summon is corn, the only image he has of coming to the midwest. he lands there, goes to the practice field and merle thinks here's this skinny 140-pound kid, he'll never make it. he grabs a bucket of balls and hits them harder and harder, left and right, ozzy doesn't miss a single one. and he looks up and said, coach, don't you realize you can't get one past me? and he knew he had someone special. >> did ozzy do his flip? he did which a lot fewer people thought but became a significant move. one other thing about how he ingratiated himself in the community, all the play

. >> if you are going shopping, wal-mart are going to stop something a lot of shoppers like. it was price matching. >> you would open your localr and you would see an ad for toilet paper for a dollar. you can take the ad in and say here's a local ad for a dollar they would honor that price and give you toilet paper for a buck. they are doing it kind of quitely. wal-mart is under pressure because of amazon and online shopping. now they are completely getting rid of it. they haven't actually announced this of oh officially. why would they. but several consumer advocates have been seeing signs in walmarts across the country that say as of august no more price matching in their stores. >> something you could buy is oreos one of my favorite cookies. i love trying new flavors but this one sounds disgusting. you know what i am talking about. i am with you. i think this sounds horrific but i will let the viewers decide. swedish fish oreos. you can see they are on the screen. it's an oreo cookie with swedish fish as the filling. both of those snacks, some genius at corporate decided let's try that as a combination give it a test at kro

i don't know if they were in wal-mart getting more diapers for the monkey. >>> one local fisherman captures a big one and a shark takes a bite out of a 300-pound tuney he had on the line. you won't believe how much restaurant by a cowboy and his partner decided to dine in instead of going through the drive through. >>> and want to draw your attention to this accident just popping up on the map there. the pike eastbound. multivehicle accident. delay back to brimfield coming up. >>> and catherine, some gorgeous sunrise shots coming into the fox25 storm center. just posted a shot to my facebook page. j brewer fox25. beautiful part of the day. a risk ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the c

phil enjoys his job at wal*mart for now but says he hopes to join the navy after high school. >>> a localrsey is getting a lot of attention for their jerseys. instead of players names and team numbers on the back, the team did something different. so they did indeed to honor police officers killed in the line of duty. fox 29's shawnette wilson shows us. >> a lot of people out there i don't think really recognize the police as the good guys because now like lot of people are like protesting at them but they're the people risking their lives every day for us. >> reporter: sean dock consider teen his south jersey sand sharks teammates of proud of what they did during their championship baseball game in hershey last weekend. (cheers and applause). >> reporter: their coach gary brenner is, too. >> the way things have been lately with law enforcement and a lot of the tragedies we've had, we wanted to remember our brothers and sisters who have been lost. >> reporter: take close lock at the team team's jerseys. there's something different about them. >> just went back and found some names names o

local kids are doing everything from food collections to a pie in the face. it is a raffle to benefit a hunger task force. the kids from the greener fields 4h cluber wal-mart earlier this month. and it was a huge success. they will match the donations up to $20,000. so far they are close to $8,000. one of the youngest 4h members, margo raised $118 with a lemonade stand. good for them. they are also selling raffle tickets for the noter game-cathedral louden pep coaches were volunteered to get hit in the face with a pie. nice they didn't ask me to do that. >> denise: nice to see that, though. them, not you, ramona! them, not you. deep in the heart of texas, but josh tomlin had a hard time keeping the ball in the park. highlights or should we say low lights coming up. >> high school football is back and so is the risk of side of my head. >> how to decrease the risk of long-term damage to your child's brain. >> the most important thing to >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> mark: the indians dropped the last two games of that series in oakland. the first of four with the rangers. they needed a win and bounce back. j

local postmark on demand. they have fielded 30% rally this year. closing 5% higher today hitting a lifetime high. nicole: on our list of stocks to watch, wal-martt with earnings before the opening bell. so far one of the top five performing with earnings of 1 dollar to a share down from $1.8 a share. wal-mart by and chat.com to help compete with e-commerce rivals such as amazon. cap is that with first-quarter earnings after the bell and could follow the into the weakness in retail. already announced a drop in revenue at stores open for at least a year for the month of july. sales have been weaker overall. for analysis, the maker of spam reports earnings before the bell. reported earnings growth for most quarters in the past couple years. that is expected to continue to report earnings of 35 cents a share. nicole: ford is the latest car company to announce it dedication to autonomous cars. automakers flocking to mexico for cheaper labor. we will have the details. in brio, american women held in medals yesterday by three women from team u.s.a. with gold, silver and bronze. we will have all of the olympic highlights. you are watching "fbn:am," you

wal-mart. he topped the scales at 605 pounds when he decided to make a deal with himself. every time he was hungry he would walk a mile to a local and back home before eating his meal. the 31-year-old lost 300 pounds and counting. >> walk to walmart 3 times a day, you ended up walking 6 miles, it was amazing i never walked 6 miles in my life. >> he changed his indict and now he goes to the gym, that's the key. that's something he couldn't do a year ago. he said that he was old nicknamed fat pat, now he is changed that to possible pat. >>> a drairve -- brave little boy in north dakota became a super hero. the 5-year-old was born with a syndrome that means he has no stomach muscles. he was strong enough to stop villains who abdomin ducked his -- abducted his aunt. make a wish made his dream to be a crime fighter for day come true. >> a helicopter ride all the police force, the s.w.a.t team. >> never forget it. he is a cutie, right. camden starts kindergarten next week, he may have the best tale to tell at story time. love that name, that's my son's name. >>> meteorologist chris sowers has the final look at the exclusive accuweathe

wal-mart. surveillance camera caught her taking cash right out of it, and they say she later brought the purse to customer service, she left the parking lot in a light colored suv. >> a local little league team from new jersey is getting a lot of attention for these jerseys, instead, of the players names and team numbers on the back, the team did something little different. and as fox 29 shawnette wilson shows us, they did something special to honor police officers killed in the line of duty. >> a lot every people don't recognize the police as good guys, a lot of people protesting at them, but they are the people risking their lives every day for us. >> sean and his south jersey sand shark teammates are proud whatever they did during their championship baseball game in hershey last weekend. >> their coach gary brenner is, too. >> the way things have been lately with law enforcement, tragedies we've had, we wanted to remember our brother and sisters who have been lost. >> take a close look at the team's jerseys. there is something different about them. >> went back, found some names of some officers, their badge numbers, put them on the back of our jerseys. we have a badge

local regulatory framework. they didn't like it. they didn't like them intervening for part time workers' schedule, minimum wage hike to $15. wal-martare pulling back out too. stuart: wal-mart wanted in. they're not going to go in because of the regulatory framework. liz: that's right. stuart: that's a fantastic story. the quinnipiac poll not good for donald trump. 10 points clear of donald trump. senior adviser is with us this morning. >> good morning. stuart: it's not just that poll ten points behind for your guy, trump. the real clear politics their average polls still shows her with a 6-point lead, exactly the same as it was two weeks ago, a 6-point lead for hillary and wait a minute, know what he you're going to say, in other words, the new donald trump has no impact on the polls? >> real clear politics average is over 20, 22 days. it's a long average it's not an indication at all. you look at the economist poll within 4 points. la times within 2 points. so the polls are going up and down. we are up in florida. stuart: rudies counting this? 10-point quinnipiac poll? >> one poll, if it continues and we see that poll come back in