though tunstall would someday qualify for parole, mcmillen had life without. >> i know i'm going backfree world one day. so you know, the only thing i can do is make the best out of my situation. so i kick it around individuals with minds on the street. that way i won't fall victim to whatever is going on inside these walls. >> you have a lot of people that don't understand time because they don't have any. so if i got life without parole, my mind, then i'm going to be here forever if i don't do something about it. >> once i get out by him having life without i want to help him get out. but as long as i'm here i want to make sure he's all right. so it's a bond that nobody can come between, unless one of us die. >> coming up -- >> when did you cut yourself? yesterday? two days ago? >> not bad, though. >> let's see. well, it's bad enough. >> one of the most complicated jobs in a complicated world. >> i didn't do it. i'm innocent. let me out. i was framed. ls to figh're cracking down on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us po ls to figh're cracking down to investigate it. prosecu

walmart's ceo, doug mcmillen, is asking investors for patience and told analysts that these investments are the right ones to make for the future. the company forecasting it will return to current levels of profitability in fiscal year 2019, though investors are hurting now. retail consultant and former department store executive jan niffin was at the meeting today and thinks the pain is necessary. >> i don't think they have a choice of how they're going to compete. they've got to be competitive with the amazons of the world. they've got to be competitive in the grocery space. they've got to do what they're doing. they had to raise salaries, which was part of the hit they're taking here. i don't think there was an option for them to do something different. the pain is how much it's going to cost to get from here to there. >> reporter: while walmart announced the wage increases back in february, some say the retailer didn't detail the cost impact beyond the first year as much as it's doing now, which is part of the reason for the surprise and subsequent stock plunge. but mcmillen tried t

he has a complete burning body. >> mcmillen suggested a neceng sary. but the prosecution is not convinced. >> r jently t w eve6.thing ha minened so4 hours is not real. it is fake. >> now both the prosecution and dellense hmye their own mental health experts and judge initially asked them if those experts might as re to do had for. however both sides said that state. so that's why the judge is rs arieintings vxperts this woo mootting to go ahead and do this evaluation. so that's the part we are waiting on right now. court scheduled to resume at any time. and i will contibrie to monitor thincour and we will have another report for you in half an hour. for now live in salem. ceatherine parrotta fox 25 news. >> new this morning. man shot in the parking lot after sunday's new england patriots game has died. family members tell the fox station in dallas, the 43-year-old man was removed from life support yesterday. he was shot in the n jk while trying to break up a fight outside of at&t stadium. shor heary ao aher pats won the8 ight and arrested at the shooti

listening as mcmillen testified he sat on the floor with his back to her, and he listens to voices in his head and having suicidal thoughts. he is accused of raping and killing 24-year-old danvers high school teacher carlene ritzer two years ago this month. both her family and chisholms have been coming to court. jury selection process underway. but that's come to a halt. chisholm banging his head on the floor. and yesterday both families remained in court. as clinician talked about his behavior during court proceedings. >> he said he has a really difficult time coming in here. sitting and listening to everything. he talked about visceral reaction. where his heart begins to race. very much. he has a complete burning sensation that goes through his body. >> mcmillen suggested a hospitalization may be necessary. prosecution is not convinced. >> everything that has happened for 24 house, is not real. it is fake. >> judge had initially asked both sides what experts say to use for initial evaluations of chisholm. state. so what is expected this morning is judge will come in and do this eva

jim cramer spoke to doug mcmillen that said markets knew it was coming. >> all we did was to qualifyoves to $10. >> it surprised a lot of people. people were shocked frankly. you got to give them that. the stock does not get hit like this. communications? >> we have known for a long time its moving to $10. >> we didn't. >> maybe i should have quantified that in some ways earlier on but it is what it is and the news was going to be new at some point. >> are you buying the stock tomorrow? >> i don't own anything but walmart. >> if i had some cash but everything i have is tied up in walmart. >> maybe there was a messaging problem but higher wages is good for walmart too because much of the money is going to be spent back in walmart stores and boosts consumer spending. maybe that's something walmart lost track of. >> raising the minimum wage and how much will that feed through to the overall economy. in general there's a separate issue for walmart. it's not something applicable to the market as a whole but added to that we did have disappointing retail sales data more broadly yesterday a

trainer brandon mcmillen stops by with some tips for you and your dog that you can work together. it's a great segment coming up. if you watch lucky dog, i know you love him. . >>> good morning, everybody. local boat owners have been warned to secure their boats before the storm. the area from dudley to lee was closed for a while to remove trees and repair the the downed wires. good morning. another kind of dreary morning out there for you. >> we have the clouds and drizzle and pretty wicked wind with gusts up to 25, 30 miles per hour in many spots. beverly 17 and 30 in boston for peak wind gusts from north and east. the wind won't be as bad as yesterday, but still strong enough to see downed branches and maybe trees. the ground is saturated from all the rain from the last couple days and drizzle along the coast expected. 40s in areas. another dreary kind of tough day to get through are but we'll get through it. the latest on the hurricane is a big threat to bermuda, the latest a category 3 . for us the surf will stay high and expect beach erosion, but no big flooding concerns. al

we're seeing that over and over again, and this is by the way, sorry doug mcmillen to say this, but whenou have -- when ferrari does this well, walmart is the other side of the trade. >> the walton family still has more than mr. ferrari. >> they can have all the ferraris they want. what do they drive, david? station wagons? >> i don't know what the chosen vehicle is. >> eight ferraris at the big board. we've been -- >> one-tenth of production. >> about that. have you seen the blue one, the ferrari 250 that's outside? >> it's just a real bad day for husband/wife tension. >> really? >> yeah. >> can't you just say no? >> she's got an suv for heaven's sake. why does she need a ferrari? >> just say no. >> how about maybe. >> you can say that. i just got married a year ago. you've been married -- >> let's move to m&a, second only to the mets and what i love. we got -- boy, it was an incredibly busy morning if you missed some of it. lamb research agrees to acquire kla tencor at 10.6 bl$10.6 bill the open. and sandisk to be bought by western digital, $87.50 in cash and stock. right around $19 bi