look at store like wegmans and publix. publix is so-so with prices. look at costco.d. wheel foods was only exception to the rule -- whole foods where you had superb quality but horrible prices. we're getting closer. gerri: people call that whole paycheck. not whole foods. >> i heard that. gerri: what do people think are more important? are people focused on prices or quality right now. >> depends on what kind of shopper you are. we know prices are important and quality is too. there are new markets specializing in natural, organic, whole foods type grains upped bar for performance. we see a lot of fresh markets coming on to the landscape right now which is win/win for consumers. again we're getting away from awful packaged goods we shouldn't be eating for the most part around moving towards a fresh model. when you have good chains upping their game and coming on to the market at such a high level, it forces other players to up their own game or perish. so it is good for everybody. gerri: good for everybody. final quick question here. a lot of these grocery stores are

>> the one across from publix. the one across from publix. >> why did you go to home depot? >> ross needed light bulbs. >> so you all went in together to get light bulbs. >> correct. >> how long were you in there? >> ten minutes. >> came back out and he had his light bulbs right? >> yes. >> is getting light bulbs something you planned before lunch? >> no, i think it was something that came up at lunch. i don't think it was planned. >> okay. all right. and so you leave, you're driving and did ross ask you to drop him off at his car? >> yes. >> okay. and did you see him get out of -- did you see him approach and get into his car? >> approached, yes. get in, no. >> okay. >> and did he have the light bulbs in his hand? >> i believe he did, yeah. i think that was the whole purpose of him going to his car. >> did he try to in any way dissuade you from not driving up too close to his car? >> i drove as close as you would reasonably to drop someone off at their car. >> was there anything remarkable or unusual in the way he was asking you to drop him off at his car? >> nope. >> was t

. >> the one across from publix. >> why?gether to get light bulbs. >> yes. >> how long were you in there. >> ten minutes, so i came down and had his light bulbs. is getting light bulbs something you planned before lunch. no it came up at lunch. >> and so you leave, you're driving, and did ross ask you to drop him off at his car? >> yes. >> did you say him get -- approach and get into his car? >> approached, yes. get in, no. >> did he have the light bulbs in his hand? >> i believe he did, yes. >> did he try to dissuade you from not driving too close to his car? >> i drove as close as you would reasonably to drop someone off at their car. >> anything remarkable or unusual the way you dropped him off at his car? >> nope. >> was there a plan later that day when y'all were going to go to the movie, was one going ahead of time and purchase the tickets? >> the general plan was we would all meet there together individually. he had to meet with his wife, and i think it was more just we weren't going to wait on each other to get there

. >> if i stay in jail till my 60s and 70s and get out, you're not going to see me at publix tellingu, paper or plastic, ma'am? i'm not going to be bagging your groceries. i'm going to go right back to what i do best, the stickup kid. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> a surprise attack on a sheriff's deputy takes an unexpected turn. >> i just snapped and i decided to choke out a deputy. >> a convicted rapist loses his cool in court. >> i'm becoming irritated. i'm becoming impatient. it's a ticking time bomb. >> and an accused murderer in a high-profile case. >> hello? >> -- tries to cash in on her notoriety.

. >> working at publix, you can-- >> you know, and the thing is-- the sick thing is, i would be happy i was being treated fairly, but you don't treat people fairly. you don't treat anybody fairly. >> it's very hard to have a conversation like this. i have spent an awful lot of time here, and you guys misrepresent me and my integrity. >> no, i'm--no, i'm calling you out on your integrity. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. >> we are here doing orders with people, and you leave. we stay. you get to leave. >> hold on. hold on. i've been here till midnight with you. >> once or twice, but never on a regular basis. >> yes, christmas happens once a year, and i-- >> dane, slow down and think about what you're--i have to-- >> oh, my god, dane. >> i put my heart and soul into this business, just like you have for three years. >> just like i have? are you really gonna say that? no, no, no, no. i want to understand this. help me understand. you put your heart and soul into this business just the way i have. is that what you're saying? >> we're different people-- >>

working there, which school had the most interns, talking about going to lunch, talking about going to publixing about going to a movie later in the day, that would be completely consistent with whatever ross told you. >> except with the interns and the peripheral stuff. so i would say no. >> did ross tell you that one of his colleagues was going to go buy the tickets ahead of time. >> true. >> okay. and you checked that out, and that was true. >> yes, it was. >> and it's true that, in fact, where he pulled over there off akers mill road, that was on the way to the movie. >> correct. >> and where his office is, he had to go that direction toward the movie. >> correct. >> and when he pulled off, he had to take a right into the shopping center where cinco is. >> yes, sir. >> and his car literally was pulled in the middle of the road, wasn't it? >> that is correct. >> and you said one of the witnesses said he literally just heard screeching, the car came to a stop, and the man just jumped out. >> yes, sir. >> okay. so other than the fact that there was a trip for the light bulbs, which were toss

>> he had gone to publix, the u.p.s. store and home deep.rchased two boxes of light bulbs. >> so when he comes back to the car, what does he do? first of all, you said a car pulls up. what happens? >> the car pulls up, and from interviewing the two friends, he went to lunch with, they pull up, he gets out of the car, they immediately take off. you can see him walk up to the car. he approaches the car from the driver's side. approaches his car. opens up the driver's side door, and he kind of tosses the light bulbs inside. he's all the way inside the frame but tosses the light bulb inside the car. >> does he approach from the rear or the front? >> from the left-hand side. kind of an angle, judge. >> is that angle consistent with that photograph the judge has? >> it is. >> where he can see the car seat? >> correct. >> that calls for speculation. i object to that. >> i just asked if it's consistent, judge. >> overruled. >> when he approaches, does it appear -- is this video -- can you describe to the judge how it appears he reaches in and where