steve: name something a u.p.s. driver has that's brown. amy: a truck. [cheering and applause] steve: boy, truck. that was a smart answer. dn asked 100 married women, "name something big and round that might compare your man's gut to." you said...balloon. survey said... watermelon. watermelon was the number one answer. we're 8 points away. at what specific hour of the day do you function best? you said...10:00 a.m. survey said... 10:00 a.m. was the number one answer. watch football, number one answer. bad food, number one answer. uniform, number one answer. well, first time up, $20,000. that's pretty good, and they're coming right back on "family feud." hey, don't forget, folks, to play "family feud" on facebook with your friends. i'm steve harvey, and we'll see you next time, folks. sfx: plastic scraping plastic sfx: utensils against a plate the dinner is even better without being interrogated about future grandchildren. when families gather things get messy. ours can help. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [captioned by the national caption

u.p.s. has been recruiting prospective employees at college sporting events including the recent rutgers/penn state football game. where attendees filled out applications. >> i have young children so it's easier for me to have seasonal work. >> reporter: the shipping giant is hoping to hire more than 95,000 seasonal staffers to help handle the 700 million packages it expects to deliver between now and new year's eve. but with e-commerce sales expected to again surge, and unemployment below 5%, it's getting tougher to find workers. >> we decided to offer a signing bonus and higher wages because of the increased competition in the area. we need to remain competitive in the market, to attract talent, quality candidates. >> reporter: u.p.s. is not the only company going on a holiday hiring birnlg. amazon's looking to add 120,000 people and fed ex, 50,000 workers. that strong demand has pushed weekly wages higher, up 4% last quarter. logistic staffing firm pro logistics expects hourly pay to jump

u.p.s. and fedex offer plenty of suggestions. the big ones, you can provide delivery instructions to the shipper. you can also change the delivery en route. you can hold the package at a u.p.s. or fedex location. the u.s. postal service, they offer similar suggestions. you can consider an alternate shipping address, you see there. like a neighbor or a friend. you can require a signature upon delivery or can hold the mail at your local post office. bear in mind, some of these services, it might cost a little bit more money. check beforehand and see what's worth to to you. you heard most of this is about criminals seizing an opportunity. don't give them one. you can have a happy holiday season. back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's check traffic. 5:1 5:18. >> and jessica has that. >> reporter: watching the northbound side of route 309, police activity here from an earlier accident. all that's left on the scene, around norristown road, over into the shoulder. looks like still one more vehicle in front of that police car, as well. the

a major announcement by u.p.s. expanding its columbus hub. u.p.s. investing more than $175 million in a sorting facility to double the sorting capacity in ohio by 2018. u.p.s. says it can process more than 63,000 packages per hour. apple says they will replace batteries in some of its 6-s model i- phones. seems like phones are apple says the defect affects a small number of phones manufactured between september and october of 2015. they insist it is not a safety hazard. >> happening to my 6, too. have to look into that. >> wal-mart is making a huge on-line christmas push going head to head with amazon. wal-mart is kicking off the cyber monaldi deals at 12:01 a.m. black friday and t friday deals start on thanksgiving day. >>> your thanksgiving dinner will be a little cheaper this year. that's good news and talking 24 cents drop from last year. still every little bit helps. >> the american farm bureau says the meal will cost under $50. the price tag is 49 paull 87 to feed 10 people. >> jeff: we continue to monitor breaking news off the coast of japan.

randy: over 1,000 u.p.s. air mechanics voted to go on strike but it's not final. 1200 employees are protesting against three years without a pay raise a health care benefits. the workers are restricted by the railway labor act, meaning they have to get the approval of a federal mediator before striking. u.p.s. is confident they'll reach a deal before that happens. trending stories this morning, small victory for protestors of the dakota access pipeline. federal authorities are putting the project on hold saying they want additional discussions with the standing rock sioux indian tribe. culturally significant and federally owned water source. developers say they've followed all legal requirements. emily: google and facebook are trying to stop the spread of fake news. google will try to stop fake news websites from gaining revenue. facebook then said it would stop as well. but it doesn't change your feed. the news is in criticism that fake news swayed public opinion in the election. randy: 6-year-old toddler ma

with usps moving two-thirds of it followed by u.p.s.edex and 7% moved in large part by amazon itself. the big question, can these companies deliver? more packages mean more potential risks to service but also potential profits. so far for thanksgiving week, ontime delivery performance was strong for both. fedex ground had nearly 99% ontime rate and u.p.s. ground slipped slightly. both shares slightly lower today. they are trading near all-time highs we saw hit by both of those stocks last friday. mel is yaiss melis melissa? >> thank you. >>> today is a day for shoppers to get great deals. let's get a pulse of the luxury consumer now with head of one of the largest online jewelers. shares of blue nile up over the last month on gains of a deal to go private. harvey, great to have you with us. >> great to be here on cyber-monday. big day. >> is cyber-monday a big deal for you guys? i'm on the site right now. i'm confessing that i'm looking at online shopping doing my own research here. there are 36 items offered up to 50% off which doesn't

u.p.s. offers a similar service called an access point.f delivery is still your presence here are some more tips. for u.p.s. and fedex, they offer plenty more suggestions. but here are the big ones. you can provide delivery instructions to the shipper. you can change the delivery and route. and you can hold the package at a u.p.s. or fedex location. now the u.s. postal service, they give a similar suggestions. one consider an alternate shipping address like a neighbor or a friend. require a signature upon delivery. or you can hold your mail at the local post office. bear in mind, though, that some of these services might cost you a little extra money so check beforehand to see what's worth it for you. most of this was about criminals seizing an opportunity. don't give them one and you can have a happy holiday season. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> tomorrow morning we'll be taking you live inside the amazon fulfillment center in middletown, new castle county. you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how workers pack up all the gifts you purch

a strike could ground u.p.s.anes, which could impact packages shipped by air. >>> snapchat has filed for an initial public offering according to dow jones, the ipo could value the company at between 20 and $25 billion. the papers were filed before the election and the ipo could reportedly take places early as march. >>> twitter is taking some new steps to curb online abuse and harassment, which has been a persistent problem. not only has it been a turnoff for users, but potential buyers. julia boorstin looks at what twitter and other social media companies are doing. >> reporter: internet companies are taking a stand against abuse in the spread of fake news. twitter is tackling cyber bullying, upgrading its new feature to allow people to mute certain phrases and notifications they don't want to see and providing tools to allow users to directly report conduct that violates its policies. twitter is hoping features will improve user experience to grow its stagnating ranks and boost its appeal to potential acquirers

u.p.s. offers a similar service called an access point. for u.p.s. and fedex, they offer plenty more suggestions. you can provide delivery instructions to the shipper. you can change the delivery and route. and you can hold the package at a u.p.s. or fedex location. now the u.s. postal service, they give a similar suggestions. one consider an alternate shipping address like a neighbor or a friend. require a signature upon delivery. or you can hold your mail at the local post office. bear in mind, though, that some of these services might cost you a little extra money so check beforehand to see what's worth it for you. most of this was about criminals seizing an opportunity. don't give them one and you can have a happy holiday season. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our south jersey bureau today you with bring a shelter pet home for the holiday season. the burlington county animal shelter is continuing its home for the holidays event. all adoption fees are waived. the event continues tomorrow. >>> well he's got skills both on and off the field.

and you can hold the package at a u.p.s. or fedex location. the postal service gave us similar suggestions. one you can consider an alternate shipping address like a neighbor or a friend. you can require a signature upon delivery. or you can hold your mail at a local post office. bear in mind that some of these services that i mentioned might cost you a little bit more money. so beforehand, check it out. see what's worth it to you. again, you heard this is mostly about criminals seizing an opportunity. don't give them one. you can have a happy holiday season. guys? >> all right. thanks for that. >>> 6:17. let's get you to work. check the blue route for starters. >> if you're using the blue route, come to your tv. it will be worth your while. jessica? >> reporter: we're watching the blue route. no big problems or delays. maybe you can hear me from the kitchen say that. around germantown pike, here, no problems. north and southbound, traffic moving along. checking on the drive times, they look great. checking in with mass transit, we are seeing

one piece flew 3,000 feet, going through the roof of a u.p.s. warehouse. it was a part like this that failed, part of the turbine. a similar part has failed on three other 767s. change the way they inspect these parts. is that enough? >> sometimes it will happen because of fatigue. an older engine will develop cracks that aren't detected. sometimes it can be a manufacturing defect. >> reporter: this part is never supposed to fail. american airlines has had two incidents. the airline says it's cooperating with investigationers and can say nothing more. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> coming up, a bit of comic relief fro >> what does it take to make it as a political impersonator? ? ? who are you who, who, who, who, who ? >> i know the words to one song. >> we are a week away from the presidential election. and both campaigns are now kicking it into overdrive. as america decides who gets the country's top job. >> off the campaign trail, you'll find the political impersonators. many of whom, after election here's abc's david wright. >> re

those amazing your screen >>> head to sanderson ford or lincoln or any of 120 plus u.p.s. store locations and you can donate and give to the call.com. >>> we are inside the abc15 live drive taking action and making sure you get to work and school safely with the slick roads. >> we've got a weather alert for you. the first major snowstorm hitting and guess what. >>> apple replacing iphone six f batteries for free because devices are randomly shutting off. they were made between september and october of last year. if your iphone six s a cracked screen or other damage you have to get it fixed. also saber hummus issuing a voluntary recall. apparently some of the hummus is contaminated with listeria. check your fridge if you bought a container with the best before date, just toss it out >>> facebook taking action to fight fake news at your news feed. stop the spread of misinformation and it may improve false news and cracking down on ads with misinformation. we don't have a timeline for implementation of the projects. that has not been released. facebook. the stories influenced

when it's complete in 2018, sorting capacity will double allowing u.p.s. to process more than 63,000 packages per hour. >>> your thanksgiving dinner will be a little cheaper this year. according to the american farm bureau fold ration, the -- federation, the average meal serving ten people will cost average. some cost less this year including the turkey. milk and pumpkin pie mix. that's your money watch, for more log on to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm marlie hall. >> man -- you pay less for food than ever it seems. >>> all right ashton right now what's going on? if we want to go somewhere ashton? >> flying out of dia no weather related problems at the airline this morning. later today after 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. we may have a few problems at the airport. it's going to be mainly rain though for denver so no meanwhile south of us albuquerque, down toward phoenix and even l. a. x., there could be weather related delays today. rain for all of those locations. midwest looking great so if your flight takes you to the middle of the country no problems expected

. >> u.p.s. too. >> u.p.s. is the ipo in '99. those have been ripping.ntioned some of the airlines with the unusual activity in delta. there is united continental, highest level since march of '15. norfolk southern -- >> the semiindex is a ream of new 52-week highs/all-time highs. >> what stands out to you today? a lot of stocks in a lot of different sectors in what has become a broad-based rally? >> i think it continues to be broad-based. a lot of money has to be put to work. the transports, fedex, the ones you mentioned, good reason for that in terms of pickup and business. >> final trades, steph, you first. >> barb mentioned medtronnic, usually i jump all over that. my concern is you're seeing big flows out of devices. these were the winners in health care. i'm taking some off. i don't know -- i'm taking some off in baxter. >> i wanted to mention during the auto segment, i'll mention it now, snap on sna is the ticker, this is the single best looking chart in the space. they make tools for auto garages. nobody knows about this name. but they know the c

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and u.p.s.s doing designated ste centers to pick up. >> also also the pit bull. >> to have a dog. >> the pit bull, yeah. >> that's old technology thing. >> thank you. >>> it may be a small problem, but if it's your problem, it stinks. >> there's also insurance. i want people to know the cost -- >> it's not there for christmas. >> michelle, you're a data person. we're getting yelled out by rob. >> that's why you buy online and pick up in store. >> i like the phrase porch pirates. >> billions of packages, 23 million stolenful. >> don't let the facts get in the way. >> still to come on "squawk box," how one small clothing retailer competes with the big boys. that's coming up next. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes

. >> reporter: u.p.s. and fedex can't hire enough workers for the holiday season.t's another story for the companies hauling freight. the labor department reporting the manufacturing sector shed 9,000 jobs in october. including several thousand in transportation equipment. it's the latest sign the freight slump isn't letting up and comes as demand continues to plunge for new trucks. market forecasts says october orders for tractor-trailer trucks tumbled nearly 50% from a year earlier, extending a month-ng route of the weakest activity since the recession. >> the orders we saw in october, the just below 14,000 unit orders was particularly weak when we seasonally adjusted as october is typically the first month of the peak order season. >> after strong 2014 trucking needs ordered new vehicles that never quite materialized as commodity prices and manufacturing nose dived. that led to too many vehicles on the road and just as broader economic growth slowed. but this is typically the busy time. when trucking executives assess their fleets and place orders for the upcomi

u.p.s. has backed off in today's trade. transportation front, record high. general dynamics on the defense contractor side of things, up 24% year to date. they hit a record high. lastly here as a sampling, martin marietta materials, they make a lot of the construction aggregates, you think things like concrete, asphalt, that sort of thing, a lot of story lines developing, tyler. stock picking has seemed to work so far this year. back over to you. >> thank you very much. with stocks sittinger in records, bonding getting walloped, what should investors do here? let's bring in jim paulson, chief investment strategist with wells capital management. my notes say one of the things you begin with is that the election mostly removed uncertainty, which had lowered the stock market and it is now returned to its previous levels before the election. i remember last monday and the market was going up, because there was the idea that hillary clinton was going to win and that that was going to remove the uncertainty that would come in a trump administration. i don't unders

whether it's fedex, u.p.s., royal mail, one of the preferred ways of selling this -- playing this disruption theme, we think that what looks like a great boom for the industry could be it's downfall. >> it's about thinking about who the potential players could be bought up? >> i'm not sure if you're amazon you'll be buying them up, just displace them. >> can they handle everything on their own? does it make sense when they are building out as well, whether, you know, it's not just organic growth but inorganic growth. >> if you own those incumbent names, a lot of those shareholders have not quite digested the impact this could have. they don't need to be completely displaced, they need to have the pricing dynamic shifted enough to really have an impact on the earnings outlook. >> sounds interesting. i think you're probably right on that one. let us know what you think. ameet, thank you very much. ameet patel joining us. you can find us on e-mail, "street signs" stre streetsignseurope@cnbc, we have a twitter feed going on, or find me directly at @louisabojesen on twitter. before you run off, t

one piece flew 3,000 feet, going through the roof of a u.p.s. warehouse. it was a part like this that failed, part of the turbine. it spins around 10,000 times a minute inside the engine. a similar part has failed on three other 767s in the past 16 years, breaking into pieces, causing extensive order for airlines to change the way they inspect these parts. but is that enough? >> sometimes this will happen because of fatigue, where an older engine will develop cracks that aren't detected in normal maintenance. sometimes it can be a manufacturing defect. >> reporter: this type of part is never supposed to fail. american airlines has now had two incidents. the airline says it's cooperating with investigators, and can say nothing more. david? >> david kerley with us again tonight. >>> next this evening, to chilling new insight into the nightclub in orlando. newly released audio tapes of calls between a very calm police negotiator and that gunman. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: orlando police already knew about the horror playing out in the pulse night

u.p.s. will be hiring. more than half are for hers who help delivery drivers. they are looking for fill 300 positions in d.c. they are seasonal, but some can become permanent. >>> and several companies are still looking for help to help them get through the holiday others are recruiting. job seekers will have to go to websites to apply, but some appreciate the job fairs. >> it's a little less nerve-racking because you're ready to go in and talk to multiple people about multiple jobs rather than just filling out applications and waiting for a response for a few days. one retailer says that's what happens for 3 out of 4 temp hires. go to our app and search job fair and you'll find a link to the resource center. >>> we will have big changes on the way for the weekend and you can keep up with all of it with gorgeous sunset understand way. by 5:30, it will pitch dark. temperatures will be dropping quickly. already down into the mid-50s, upper 50s shenandoah valley. low 60s on the bay waters. and temperatures will continue to drop in to the evening hours. we'll be al

a story that is trending, u.p.s.ificial intelligence and developing apps to help customers to track packages using voice commands. they started the interact i have feature on skype earlier this month. and that does it for this aquigs of "bloomberg technology." check it out. that's all for today. ♪ charlie: firsthand look into the mind of president obama as he reflects on his successor and the future of the united states. the piece is called "it happened here" which is out on

. >> u.p.s. forecasting a record 750 million packages. mike the podium. >> field goal in the second half, i think that tells the story. special teams, you know, we didn't handle the ball very well on the one kick-off. we knew it was going to be windy coming in here. could have done a better job there. disappointed, reality 4 and 6 and we understand clearly what's in front of us. the wall and that's where we are. >> questions please. >> i think it is important to go back and look at it, and just like anything, you know, the working components have to go together. starting with the pass rusher and getting the quarterback off the spot. i thought we handled the run game during the course of the game very well. one series in the second quarter and then obvio men offense versus our run defense wasn't very good. we got to get the quarterback off the spot and we gave up way too many big plays today. >> that was mike mccarthy with comments after another dismal on a recent trend to open on thanksgiving day. >> some are closed and others have announ

. >> jimmy: there we go, the u.p.s. guy has a brain in his head. here it is, our 11th annual half and half halloween costume. guillermo. i think i hear the doorbell ringing. oh, yes, i do. please let them in. >> guillermo: open the door. >> jimmy: feast your eyes on this. which i'm again going to go to the cow because you should certainly know this one. >> abe lincoln? >> abra-hamburger lincoln. >> jimmy: absolutely correct, well done. thank you, male cow. i guess i was supposed to let him reveal that, all right. sorry, abe. all right. i think i hear the doorbell again. and here it is. open the doors and look at -- oh my goodness. now that's not so easy out. do you have any idea to this is? >> i have no clue. >> jimmy: you know? >> it's a jon snow globe. >> jimmy: it is a jon snow globe. winter came and really never left. he's trapped in that bubble. thanks, jon snow globe. guillermo, do you hear rustling outside on our porch? >> guillermo: yeah. ringing the bell, open the doors for them. and we have -- all right, now this one is very topical from

amazon and u.p.s. plan to use drones for deliveries making it attractive for criminals. intel examines to see drone-jacking toolkits hit the black mark 2017. >> romona: passing time got more interesting. netflix is allowing users to watch videos off line. now can you binge watch on the bus or long flight or while you wait in line. today the streaming service announced members will be able to download movies and shows to watch later. the feature is free with memberships and make sure you have the most recent netflix app to the download button. >>> binging cleveland 19 news now. fantastic. >> romona: that's a good idea. >> mark: trending today. >> romona: this ohio couple stopped traffic and made the (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore, yet another innovation, >> mark: now a look at what's trending an ohio's first dance. >>> and amid the rubble in gatlinburg. clean up in tennessee after

stop by sanderson ford or lincoln and anyone 20 plus u.p.s. store locations and as always you can donate. >>> let's start with the most accurate forecast. nice steady rain across the valley but a low and that most drizzle. the road is t mind is you get ready to head out and we could still see spotty showers like what we're seeing out near glendale or in glendale see the spotty showers in the green and other than that not widespread rain through the next couple of hours but i do think we still have a chance for more widespread rain especially after 8:00 to 9:00 so keep that in mind. watch "futurecast." very spotty. by 7:00 we start to see a few more showers developing across the northwest part of the valley and by 10:00 or seymour widespread coverage especially tempe and those widespread showers will continue as we go through about lunchtime. after that they start to taper off and the focus will be mainly across the east valley. by the evening commute for most of us a nice dry drive home and drying conditions through the overnight hours with su

it's a u.p.s. truck on its side. those fragile boxes have been compromised.en gate bridge. if you are heading from marin into the city, 580 to golden gate toll plaza will just take you 14 minutes. parking meters and street sweeping are in force. >>> rain on hi-def doppler not in our neck of the woods yet. it's still to our north today. our story locally will be increasing clouds, ahead of this. cool temperatures seasonal norms but cool nonetheless upper 50s to low 60s. out the door in the 30s and 40s. later today, showers moving in overnight and through most of the day saturday. drying sunday. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> >>> come on. >> here is the long haired chihuahua. very cute. wrap her up in the cute award. >> fresh from its back waxing this is the american hairless terrier. one of our new breeds. >> candid and often funny remarks about the canines from the commentators of the broadcast of the national dog show from philadelphia. gee yeah a 4-year-old greyhound 15th annual event. hundreds of dogs spanning about 200 breeds and varieties took part in the competition. >

and here at the abc 15 studio assist or any of the valley u.p.s. stores and always don't thait at give to the clause.com. >> for every $5 you give. you get an entry for a ford f 150. all courtesy of them. >> take action with that. >> here is the most accurate forecast. 82 degrees. we will see the winds pick up and more clouds. monday is the big rain day. 68 degrees as we cool down and between the white lines. and away from the beat. to the living room. inside the hut. and into the hearts and minds. into the character of this is cardinals season in focus.>> you are still in. you put the field goal in between upright and you are right in the thick of the playoff race. welcome everyone. the cardinals are driving up the tv ratings with all the drawback -- drama. they went on a game-winning

flying through the wing over the body of the plane into a u.p.s. warehouse nearby. it really launch. the pilots were able to stop the plane down the runway. ready for they are looking into what caused a near catastrophic failure. michelle: update on the pipeline explosion in alabama that caused the gas prices to go up. the company that operates the pipeline says it plans to restart the line on sunday. it was shut down since monday investigation uncovers large increase in the number of students taking weapons to school. on tuesday 4-year-old at a preschool in d.c. found with a semi-automatic pistol in his backpack. the child's father was in court where a judge denied his bail saying there is reason to believe the father knew the gun was there. fightenning stories like this led chris papst to spend months compiling data from the largest district and discovered a parents aren't being told. >> three schools in culpeper county as word spread of a lockdown and a student with a gun. chris: the call no parents wants to get. >> juvenile been arrested. chris: a weapon found a

the analyst thinks u.p.s. target of $125 imemplplies 14% upside. >> people will ship more stuff. marvel technologies, susquehanna financial upgrades from neutral to positive. they boost the target price from 17 to 13 the. it is $14.71 right now. analysts he is new details emer emerged. it is a big deal call, they're a reasonably sized acquirer of goods. this comes off better than expected earnings in gross margin. target implies 15% upside after the big move. >> i wonder if anybody bought the stock thinking it was the comic book and movie company. >> i bet. it is owned by disney. your last stock, the smaller cap stock of the day, new relic. a name we talked about before. they do things like monitor application performance, guggenheim with a buy and $50 target. they note new rela takes away. the average target, 42.70. that helped with the name today. stock is down 2%. >>> still ahead, i love this, a championship weekend for nascar and just, you know, who of the biggest owner in sports stop by, penske and hendri

put a letter in the mail or you can pay extra and go get -- could be better service to be fedex or u.p.s. that's how you keep prices down. that's why a stamp is whatever -- >> by the way, ama, big supporters of tom price. they like him. what you are going to see now is things like states put in control of -- this is the idea of block grants. that will drive down -- drive down quality of care in some cases. eligibility will be set by states. you get a state that says, you know, you are not eligible. you are not eligible. >> i don't know. i think -- >> i hope what you said is right. i hope republicans do a better job. >> you are not mandated to buy that, a single payer, then you are creating more competition. that drives prices down. >> i think local control could be better. as a governor, you understand your state even better. >> you understand the needs. >> i think so. >> i think it's more tailer made. >> we will see. >> i don't know. >> we're not going to solve this in the next five minutes. >>> one-time trump critic mitt romney had nice words to say about the president-elect after they

stop by our studios or go to the 120 plus u.p.s. stores across the valley and as always, you can go to give to the cause .com. >>> targeted by a fake employer? young job hunters becoming victims of an online scam. we are taking action to keep you and your personal information safe. >> it is a gorgeous day, with a high of 75 >>> he was just trying to get some cash when two masked armed men tried to rob him at a florida atm. during the scary time, the man realized his foot was on the brake and the car was in drive. so he hit the gas and took off. which police say probably saved his life. he was shot in the arm while he was trying to get away. the suspects have not been caught. but police do have some leads. >>> and in new york, surveillance cameras catch these calculated thieves as they ransack a high end jewelry store, all while the employees were inside. one man pointed a gun at the employees and the other took a hamer to the gas cases, stealing five watches totaling $300,000. both men still free this morning. >> no way to treat a v