. >> the big thing that she says during the conversation is on sunday morning we were at publix right in ponte vedra. >> quinn remembered the kidnapper bought food from a publix supermarket while she was in captivity and she remembered specifically what he purchased. >> that's where he bought the chicken, he bought a thing of paper. he bought chicken, you know. >> detectives went to the publix where a manager checked the store's computers and found a match for those items. armed with the exact time the food purchase was made, investigators scanned the supermarket surveillance footage from that moment and they found this man. quinn confirmed it. he was the kidnapper. >> she gave us enough information to go find his picture in publix and post it on the internet and post it in the news. >> witnesses describe the man to be in his mid-20s or early 30s and about 5'8" to 6' tall and now they need your help in hopes of solving this case. >> two days later, a 911 operator received a call. >> this is communications, how can i help you? >> i need to talk to somebody about -- i was buying somethi

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grocers can't raise prices, because instead of going to the publix near me i then go to the wal-mart. gas stations are having a tough time raising prices because we're moving more toward electric cars. retailers certainly can't raise prices, because then you go, you know find a better deal on amazon, so i think the fed will raise rates. i think there will be a little bit of inflation which is only at 2% right now, but i don't think it's nearly the concern that it was 10, 20, 30 years ago neil: you know the flip side to that though, adam, is that it doesn't have to be an alarming rate as much as just a higher rate, so to gary's point he's right if it's averaging 2% now but wage growth and deirdre reported this is averaging now close to 3%, the trend is not inflation word yes, sirs friend, right? >> that's absolutely right. i mean, i think there's no question that there's no evidence for needing to get out of dodge. that's the good news the economy is sound and that's why we're in the ninth year of an expansion and a bull market but there's also no doubt that the wage increases alone me

and she said, "i'm going into publix." >> detective kendall checked store surveillance video.re was melissa in the cosmetics aisle reaching for something on the shelf. later the cameras showed her leaving, documenting the start of her pathway to doom. you got a timeline and you know what she's wearing, huh? >> now we have a time stamp on when we believe she arrived home, based on the distance to the publix, the distance of her house. >> it was probably around 8:30. from the pepper spray on the walls and floor, it appeared melissa came home and was attacked inside the garage. detectives also found a small button on the garage floor, perhaps ripped from that pantsuit. then, one detective had an idea, use the gps and security system in melissa's vehicle to locate it. >> it's a cadillac. cadillac has onstar. they're able to activate the onstar, tell us the location of the vehicle through gps, and brought us right to this parking lot. >> the car was about a half mile from melissa's house in this medical office parking lot that melissa never went to. and through onstar, you could re

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parents are being told that students are sitting between a publix and walmart with guns. this is broward county, florida at douglas high school. the town is parkland. we're waiting for police to confirm that this active shooter situation is over. we've seen the reporting there. we've seen the incredible pictures from ralph rayburn in the chopper of carting away of this one person described as a student. with the maroon shirt and black pants. trace gallagher has new information. what do you have, trace? >> well, shep, we're not going to name this kid clearly because police have not named him but we know who he is. because of that, we scoured his social media footprint, which police have also done. we found that he has a number of relationships with gun groups and his instagram page is filled with gun associations. it's unclear what type of weapon was used today. police have not mentioned anything about that. there was earlier talk of a possible suspect wearing a black cap that got out with some of the students as they were fleeing the building in the early going. we also f

a cvs wants to beat the walmart that wants to beat publix. other all fighting for the same market share. >> neil: wreck -- republicans are saying many didn't expect to see the bonuses and what have you. they were feeling good and now this happens. now they're not feeling good. which wins out and which will have the bigger influence assuming these things are sustaineded? they're usually not, but come november. >> it won't affect anything. in august of 2017 when janet yellen alluded to the fact that we're going to have rate hikes. so that was already foreshadowed into it. we knew this would happen. so the fact that it's happening, it's going to be starting to happen now i think even goldman sachs said they expected rate hikes, four next year. >> neil: you never know. thank you. we'll have more on this because it's all expectations game. if the fear is built in, is maybe that a good thing? after this. dark magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic

he's not even able to go into the publix right behind us and buy a beer but he can buy an ar-15. i want to know where is the common sense to that. >> you speak very articulately for a high school junior. also for somebody who just lost a very close friend. where are you finding the strength right now? >> there exactly. the motivation for me is my people who i lost, my friends and the families that are never going to have their kids come back to them again. that motivates me every single day and it will never be a deterrent for any reason. nothing could bring me down, being reminded every single day of the horrific things i saw and hopefully no one ever has to see ever again. >> last question, alfonso, do you think you guys can make a difference? >> definitely. we've opened doors that i feel like haven't been opened before. finally, our lawmakers are talking. we're on a national stage right now, international stage actually. and you know it's the first time i've ever seen people survive a shooting and then directly after it demand change, which something i think should have happen