. >> reporter: right in front of this t.j. maxx where this all happened, i want to show you right now, we see investigators coming in and out and plenty of that yellow tape still up here that remains shut down. we do know this s.w.a.t. standoff lasted nearly two hours, and i want to show you what this dramatic situation looked like just hours ago. take a look at the moment s.w.a.t. is trying to evacuate the store of all the customers who were inside. evacuating themselves from inside that t.j. maxx. telling us it all started around 1:30 p.m. after a man was harassing a woman inside the store, he followed her to the parking lot where he pulled out a gun and attempted to rob that woman. we know nhp was able to make it to the store within minutes, argue that man. but then the s.w.a.t. standoff was prompted as witnesses thought they saw another suspect inside that t.j. maxx. >> i was at the back of the women and children, and we ran out the emergency exit, over to centennial hills hospital. >> metro tells us, the guy inside the store,

teams at t.j. maxx, we are waiting across the street waiting for the clear to get to our vehicles. >> you were in there with several other women. i'm glad you're okay. no one hurt at this time. another person possibly inside armed. we did see several people leave that t.j. maxx. several moments ago with their hands up. we don't know if they were the latest that we're getting from here. we'll check back in with police as we get more information. reporting live, 13 action news. >>> thank you, leslie. we are staying on top of the blue cut fire burning 2,500 acres, that is according to san bernardino national forest. they are estimating that this fire began at approximately 11:00 this morning. it is now 3:00. 2,500 acres. one school on i have chief brian on the line. to talk about what the blue cut fire means. and the blue cut fires in the past. brian, are you there? >> hello, tricia, megan, this is chief bryant. >> this isn't the first blue cut fire of its kind, correct? >> that's correct. on a regular bas

we do know that we've s several people come out of the t.j. maxx. we don't know if they are the initial customers hiding inside. last check with metro, they say it's believed one suspect is still inside that t.j. maxx. they got reports around 1:30 that two suspects possibly had gone in, one armed. they started waving a gun at employees, as well as customers. metro has told us they have one person detained. do not know if that was the suspect. the other suspect believed to be we're waiting to hear if everyone has been evacuated from there. if you are heading to this area, or believe you have any family members that were inside the store, call metro first. if not, contact one of the police officers around this area, let them know you may be a family member. at this time, they say if you have no business around this area, don't come down here, because they have evacuated most of the stores, in the immediate area. reporting live, 13 action news. >> that's a very busy popular shopping mall. we'll be right back after this break w story, and the latest on

when a man was harassing a woman inside the t.j. maxx, they then made it outside and he began waving a gun, eventually robbing the woman. nhp was able to get here in just minutes, arresting the man. witnesses told police there was possibly another suspect in the store. we spoke to one mother who evacuated the store with her four children. >> we heard them yell, everybody get down. me and another girl and her little 2-year-old, we -- i was in the bathroom but we saw the exit and ran out. >> once police got inside the store, they did not find anyone. they're unsure if there was ever a second suspect. let's go ahead and turn it over to our reporter who spoke to this all went down. >> reporter: we know there was at least 20 people inside, children as young as two and old as 16. i spoke to a girl coming with her mom, with her little sister. >> another day, another implosion in las vegas, but this time people nearby were hit with a side effect plus a close call for a celebrity here in the valley. tonight, the unexpected help that may have kept

but when they went inside that t.j. maxx here on durango and elkhorn where they saw a second suspect, they found no one. it is unclear, metro telling us if there was ever a second suspect. we do know at the time police got here, they have reports someone was in there. we did know several customers were in there. everyone able to come out okay. in this entire situation. we do know it has ended now. no one hurt. and they have one person in custody. reporting live, lesley marin, 13 action news. >> thank you so much, lesley. >>> the fire is burning in cajon pass, burned 1,500 acres. the cajon pass, this is the pass california to san bernardino county. all the way up the hill, on your way to the i-15 northbound to las vegas, which is where we are at, obviously. we're looking at live picture from our sister station. we see smoke, and flames obviously, burning 5500 acres. want to look at that in comparison to some of the other fires that happened recently. burning 8,000 acres, the san fire, 38,000 acres. we were first getting repor

actually surrounded this t.j. maxx, right here, and we caught the moments when customers were actually told to run outside. look at this video. you see women and children evacuating from inside that t.j. maxx. metro telling us this all started after a man was what are everything a -- harassing a woman inside the store, he followed her to the parking lot and pulled out a gun and attempted to rob the woman. they're not sure if they knew each other. store within minutes, arresting the man. witnesses tell us then that they had told police there was possibly another suspect that then prompted this standoff. moat row does tell us when they got inside, they found no one. the man they had arrested earlier was taken into custody and will be charged with one count of robbery with a deadly weapon, and at this point you can see the store remains closed, but they do say they believe they have their person in custody. reporting live, 13 action news. >> the wildfire burning through the cajon pass shows no signs of stopping. thousands

.>> marie: five, new tree has information about a man who points a gun at a local t.j. maxx. >> jim: sending everyone running for their lives. brought you this is breaking news here last night. tonight we know the suspect is no stranger to police. >> marie: sergio avila joins us live from the clark county detention center. used? >> sergio: we are hearing the gun was fake. the 34-year-old jason mote is facing very real charges. two felonies in relation to the incident. and we found multiple past charges that he has had including grand larceny, battery and burglary. >> it's the gray store. >> sergio: this woman is constantly at the t.j. maxx with that was the focus of a standoff. >> so close to home. it could happen to anyone and think that out okay and without knowing all the details. >> sergio: reports came in the mail with the gun was pointing it at employees and customers and demanding cash. hernandez and her mother were inside the store when it happened. she described what she saw happen to another customer. >> he pointed the gun at her and he said give me a purse and she

joe t.: shopping for t.j. maxx. lemonis: t.j. maxx -- what is that customer? -jack: discount.monis: discount. they gonna come here and spend 20 bucks? -joe t.: right. -jed: they do. lemonis: now i want to be clear with you guys. i'm not saying this is a bad idea. joe t.: after this conversation, i don't think it's a good idea, though. lemonis: well, but we don't have the data to say whether it's good or bad. this space, with the variables that we've talked about, scares me. let me talk to these guys for just a minute. jed: okay. lemonis: the problem that i'm having with these guys is they basically just pull [bleep] out of the air. "we'll just go to a location and we hope the rent's gonna work out." you're not gonna do that with my money. we're in the business of building a box, marketing it, polishing it, perfecting it, and then having somebody say, "i'll take one. i'll take one." that's what a franchise is. we are not in the business of leasing space and building [bleep] out. joe t.: and if it happens the way it happened the first time, i'm gonna be sleeping on the bench ove

some of them ran to hide in the dressing room of the t.j. maxx as a swat team rushed we are hearing from witnesses that he was pointing the gun right at shoppers. good evening everyone glad you're with us tonight, i am jim snyder. >> marie: i am a marie mortera. sergio avila joins us at the shopping center, no doubt this was a scare. but there are questions whether this gun was real or fake. >> sergio: at least one police source telling me here at the scene that they believe that was a fake gun. but they are still trying to get the confirmation. inside saw a man pointing a gun at the head of one of the customers and whether it was real or fake, the response was absolutely real. law enforcement and people inside of the store, they not only ran outside also hid inside the store sheltering in place. the swat team was quickly called to the area.once they arrived, they were able to take one person into custody. we are being told the man is a >> imagine being inside the store when this all happened. a very frightening time for witnesses. one of them wh

retail dominating the earnings headlines today with t.j. maxx, home depot and urban outfitters reporting. home construction numbers today and industrial production results and weekly api crude inventory. the dow at 59 points to 18, 636. nasdaq closing up 29 points to end at 5262. pay jor health insurer is quitting most of the obama care health, changes citing costs. aetna will only remain on exchange in four states. those include delaware, iowa, nebraska, and virginia starting next year. it's the first major health insurer to make a decision like this and it will still offer individual policies outside of obama care. >>> berkshire mahathaway makingn even bigger bet on appleby 55%. apple's surging 17% over the past three months. back over to you. >> thanks a lot, landon. >>> coming up, caring for an animal all cleaned up after the abandoned by a dumpster. this is before and after of the dog in need of a new home. meet mozzarella after the break. >>> happening right now though, an all girls school is set to have the first day of sdool this morning

so you had the discounters, t.j. maxx, ross stores. so a lot of these names had the best they're going to have? i don't think you will see it again. because what they did last year was they had too much inventory, so they somd it to tld it to t t discount discounters. names that did do well are sells, the ones that didn't, buy. >> rotation is a really about part of it. trading near 52 week highs, walmart, home depot, you know, those stocks have yet to break out. costco is another one. and they have been putting up good monthly sales numbers. the other ones put up decent results. but then you have big names like target and lowes that sold off a lot the. and when you think about that list, the market cap, it pales in comparison to some of the moves that we saw in some of the larger cap names. so i think you saw a rotation into things that had very low expectations that were beaten up a lot and i think really the next play for retail is playing the home depot, costco and walmart for breakout. if that's the trend, if that's where you want

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. >> i ripped off bunch of clothes off the racks of t.j. maxx and told her to lay him down, lay him down. >> reporter: that's when her training paid off. >> i laid him down and rolled him to the side. he can't swallow his tongue or any liquids that is in his mouth. >> reporter: kelley stayeding on the phone the whole time. emts were minutes away but seemed like an hour. she did what she hopes anyone would do. >> i would want someone to do that situation. >> reporter: the boy started to cry, a good sign. and kelly hopes he is on the mend. >> i hope everybody is doing better and i would love to give that little boy a hug today. >> reporter: no word on the boy's condition, but a little training can go a long way when you least expect it. in milford, john monahan. >>> quick action there. a baby zoo is on the mend. two-week-old calf. she couldn't stand or nurse. and being treated at a veterinary hospital, back at the zoo with veterinary care. looking for the public's health in naming her. you have two option ms. mind. go to fox25boston.com for their

. >>> they found their best deals at wal-mart hand t.j. maxx, but the number one recommendation i have for you when you're going shopping for college, send your son or daughter not with new and fresh things, but send them with things you already have, because they'll get beaten up at school and then, use the back to school sales to buy new things for your home for you. i'm clark howard. >> vanessa: new at 5:00 p.m., new hampshire senator kelly ayotte just responded to the report we reported at the top of the hour that donal not back her reelection campaign this fall. here is her statement, saying, "i call it like i see it. i'm always going to stand up for our military families and what's best for the people of new hampshire ." >> mark: a pair of pilots who crashed in the ocean off hawaii are talking about being stranded at sea, as sharks closed in. the pilots survived the initial crash, but that was just the beginning. they were paddling in the water together for 20 hours. fending off jelly fish stings and then i had my feet ready to just kick

retail dominating the earnings headlines today with t.j. maxxhome depot and urban outfitters reporting on the economic front investors will get inflation da data, home construction numbers and weekly api crude inventories. the market closes, dow up 59 points to 18636. the nasdaq up 29 to 5262. scott, back over to you. >> thank you. sam and laura, bhp said its business is $6 billion, billion, $6 billion in the hole for the year. it's a mining company. one of the problems is the demand for coal is falling. i bring this up because it re-enforces something we've been talking about. politicians saying they're going to bring back the american coal industry. the problem is coal's competitors, mostly natural gas, is just super cheap. you can't make money on coal no matter what you promise to do. >>> let's talk about voegs wagon. criminal charges may be in store for the company and some executives. this after volkswagen got caught cheating. this could mean jail time for executives. could mean more fines for the company. you think of pg&e, for instance. y

. >> i would also keep a good eye on the value of retailers, keep a good eye on t.j. maxxllar stores, walmart because that's where the consumer is gravitating and looking for value right now. >> thanks so much. joining us here today. >> thank you. >> cisco posted better than expected earnings in revenue last night. the dow component reported adjusted quarterly profit of 63 cents, 3 cents ahead. revenue above forecasts as well. cisco announced it would cut up to 5500 jobs, 7% of the global work force and that comes as it switches focus from hardware to higher margin software. we talked to ceo chuck robbins about the layoffs and asked where the earlier reports came from. >> what our responsibility is, is to ensure that we're aligning our expenses against those areas that we believe will drive our growth in the future. you know, i think that for the reports to get out ahead of our announcement frankly i think are a little irresponsible. we're talking about people's lives here. and i think there was even an insinuation that we may have leaked that which is insulting. we would

places in the marketplace -- take t.j. maxx, for instance.e doing because they are known for the great price and you have to go in there and find it. macy's was so great years ago because macy's had the private label that differentiated them. now, it is all the same. on top of that, you have the imports from japan and all these companies that did not exist 5-10 years ago that people think are cooler. abercrombie is try to change. -- trying to change. what is going on right now it, it is much more difficult. alix: thank you very much. steven newman, good to have you. still ahead on "bloomberg ," we are joined by terry lundgren. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: one year ago today, the yuan was wreaking havoc across the global markets. this is your very simple chart.u.n. julieyuan a global selloff and markets. january andgain in february. now, we've definitely seen some stability. yes, the pboc lowering that reference rate -- it is much than it was last year in august. this is the onshore offshore yuan volatility. you see it pick up again in febru

tjx, the home company of home goods and marshalls, t.j. maxx, i should say. apple is around 110.buffett increases his stake in that company and the iphone 7 comes in early september. off we go, 110 on apple. oil moving up. $46 a barrel. that has helped the stock market mitigate its losses. let's get to politics. donald trump is in milwaukee today, addressing law enforcement. come on in, jeff dewit. jeff, you are a trump guy. you run his campaign in arizona, is that you? >> that's me. [ laughter ] >> just want to make sure. >> the same jeff dewit. stuart: are we going to have a week where we say why did he say that? what was he thinking? is he going to stay on mess snaj. >> we've seen him on message right now. if you watched yesterday and today. it's going well. we have the message, just about the failed immigration policies of obama and what hillary is going to do. if you look at just syrian refugees and what she's proposing to do, 10,000 is going to turn into 55,000, when you add into it 85,000. unvetted syrian refugees in the first term. that's a study that could be total 650,0

t.j.- we like ross and maxx.d to touch the merchandise, or are they going to buy it off amazon? oliver: the burden is on stores to transform. tom: robert burke was on the other day. you were so good at this. what do you mean when you say abercrombie & fitch or nordstrom's has to transform? oliver: bring excitements back -- bring excitement back to the stores are there are changes in products. b leaders. it is a lot about duration. tom: it is about finding a size 5. oliver: it is about that, too. but it is also allocating inventory at the right time. i know you are concerned about sizes. francine, youean, go to the stores and you cannot find what you want, so you go to the internet. aboutne: i know it is all franchises, but i want to buy something that i liked her whatever product you sell me, you are only going to attract customers if it looks right, that's right. so why are we not -- if it looks right, if it fits right. so why are we not focusing on the people who make the clothing? oliver: it is a lot about fun