will be just disgusted with their pay, unhappy with wal-mart. that union you are talking about the ufcw couldn't even get wal-mart to participate. the people participating in the protest are non-wal-mart workers and other union members they bust in, so on average the average wal-mart person is very happy with their working conditions and their pay so this is another thing that is just up in the air and it's as julie points out it might be causing awareness but there's no follow on or follow-up action to it. >> dagen: but patrice i think what the unions are concerned about is if you could in theory if you protest enough, if you drop customers away from these stores you actually destroy jobs for people. you send people shopping online and you actually hurt workers whether they're unionized or not >> and that's the unintended consequence of their what they're trying to do. i know someone who works for wal-mart was an immigrant new to this country and worked his way up and built skills and was able to move beyond just that wal-mart job and i think t

ultimately the wal-mart shopper is about saving money. >> neil: wal-mart and amazon at these levels right now, with the broke undown money one or the other which would you pick? >> charles: i'm in amazon still i'm not in wal-mart i missed the huge move. they bought jet.com and i didn't think it was a big deal. >> neil: don't you dodge my question. >> charles: at the very moment i'd stick with amazon. >> amazon is smart enough to undercut wal-mart online and people who are savvy to shop for their stuff online it's a different level of consumption. they are going where the bargain s are and there's not enough brand loyalty at wal-mart to go the mac and cheese is $ 0.15 a box more on line. >> neil: what do you do ben stein? how does this idea look to you? >> ben: it looks ridiculous to me because of the amount of savings that you get by buying for something for a few cents less as kennedy so happily said compared to the value of your time is trivial, so much much better to shop online, get it delivered to you just open the door, let the mailman and step on your dog and get bitten by your dog

earnings for best buy and wal-mart.tah chief analyst of disruptive tech research joins us at the preview. good morning, lou. >> good morning, lea. lea: listening for holiday sales on the call. after targets warning this week, will they stand a chance against the install that? >> the death sentence has been issued for brick-and-mortar. the best he can hope for today is the state of execution. if they offer a positive upbeat tone that will set the tone for the market here for retailers heading into the holiday season. when it comes to wal-mart and best buy, they are going to struggle long-term to keep up with amazon. all that matters right now is e-commerce and best buy and wal-mart are played second fiddle to amazon in every category. lea: the iphone 10 as they iphone 10 is a threat to brick and mortars this holiday season. there are some last friday deals. they have a $300 gift card towards the iphone time. wal-mart is offering., the chu also see some from other retailers. for the iphone sales help us buy at wal-mart ea

listen to this statistic: wal-mart says 90 percent of americans live store- and once you're inside, wal-mart'll spend more. membership stores like costco already reportedly charging five percent more for online purchases. beer trends in the u.s. are changing. and as we approach the holidays-- one beer maker is turning back the clock. the growing popularity of craft beers and microbrews means sales of budweiser, coors light, and miller lite are slumping. to kick start sales, budweiser is giving beer lovers the chance to experience history. the company is out with its limited-edition 1933 repeal reserve amber lager. the recipe dates back to the pre-prohibition era. budweiser hopes the nostalgia, plus the higher alcohol content, will help boost holiday sales. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. suzanne kennedy.. what are you working on for 5 0-clock. another woman coming forward.. accusing him assault... but the senate candidate, not backing down this morning.. plus - donlad trump junior in the spotlight. the newly released private messages with wikileaks.. as the russia in

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yet wal-mart still holds the number one spot last year wal-mart's sales totaled in at four hundred eighty three billion dollars compared to amazon's one hundred thirty six billion but well wal-mart's online revenue summed up to a whopping fifteen billion dollars amazon was a staggering ninety billion but with the holidays just around the corner retailers are doing all they can to capture every dollar. whether it's customers walking through the door. or customer clicking on their website for example many stores are listing lower prices in store for some online products to drive traffic into the going to a store for that but it's like you know random thing it's not a thing that's landlord. keeping prices down and up to the name of. global harmony and this is i think what we're can expect in the next two years because the u.s. is the world's biggest debtor china's the world's biggest creditor so you put those two together you have the biggest creditor taking some of the u.s. debt like cars like government guaranteed fannie mae freddie back all the people who love borrowing money on those gam

best buy reporting strong from wal-mart driving to stock to record high, wal-mart shares up 4 1/2%,-- shares up better than 6% right now, stock is going to be one of the most heavily trade best buy under pressure after mixed error broader averages dow up 70 points 30 points because of wal-mart several other cisco this is a wal-mart-cisco rally, s&p 500 nasdaq in positive territory, initially jobless claims 249,000, above expectations, we see markets on the move cac contributing up two-thirds of a percent, dax in germany up one half of a percent, asia overnight stocks closed mixed, with the -- well mostly higher exception of china nikkei average up 1 1/2%, japan 6th session losing streak hasbro, mattel reportedly rejecting a takeover bid from hasbro fallout coming up top story this half hour. >> hillary clinton responding to possible special counsel to probe why you rainium one deal attorney general jeff sessions calling on special federal prosecutors to overview certain issues that could link the deal, russian, clinton foundation same time a new interview. >> this appears to be the

stuart: wal-mart, amazon. hold on, more and wal-mart. reportedly inventing, and the right word come a better word, a cantaloupe that stay sweet year-round. tomatoes they year-round. tomato staking shipped long distances without rotting. a yellow skinned watermelon. can't wait. further touch flavored pickles. ashley: i have tourette's. i shout things out. stuart: is wal-mart the principal adversary of amazon? would you say? >> it is. one thing we've learned is the world is big enough for both of them. the problem is the world is enough for two of them and nobody else as we've seen with other retailers. what wal-mart is coming up with, that sounds really weird and gross. maybe more of a publicity stunt to get people talking about the ingenuity wal-mart has versus -- but ashley was talking about. liz: wait a second, whether you're disagreeing with? liz: it's a one horse open sleigh ran by in the sun. this is about price cutting. the war of the algorithms, amazon has a more powerful robot that basically under cuts, scrapes prices off the com

man just walk in the front door of the wal-mart and randomly open fire.ng place north of denver two, men and woman were killed in that shooting. the suspect got into a car, drove away from the scene, customers tried to hide, some ran for the doors, then others called family members in panic. >> there is a shooter here at wal-mart. i'm not going to tell you which one because i know you'll come. but if anything happens to me, i love you guys, i love you all so much. and he pulled his friend out the side entrance. >> police say they don't have a motive for the crime. but there are no indications it is terror-related. >> let's go to new castle county where someone tried to steel a woman's purse and ended up sending her to the hospital. police say there was six a year old woman leaving a walgreens on tuesday, when this happened. she went to to unlock her car, all the sudden passenger of an s.u.v. pulled up beside her and grabbed her bag, then the driver stepped on the gas dragging that woman to the grounds. but she didn't let go. some shoppers told us they're

attention wal-mart shoppers. >> yes. >> attention: wal-mart shoppers. >> yes. >> what?o that again. >> attention, shoppers of wal-mart. we have an announcement. >> they are trying to lure you back in the store because a lot of you have been shopping on line. >> um-hmm, and wal-mart, they are increasing their prices on the web site, tracie. >> yes, that is right, and this is a really counter intuitive to what we think of when we think of wal-mart. their slogan is every day low prices. if they are raising prices on line to attract people back to the stores it doesn't seem like it fits. this is their strategy. they say these items a lot of them they cost more to ship, it is not profitable for them. so, the prices that they are listing on line, it will, it is often competitive or very similar to what amazon is offering but they will also show an in store price which is lower. so, you know they are hoping that shopper sees that and will drive them back to the store. >> it just might drive me out of my mind it is true though, if i see if it is cheap ever if i just walk in the

wal-mart want to you come in. world's biggest retailer is tripling on line selection toss 60 million items for the season and to merry those clicks with bricks, if you pick up your order in the store you can get a discount after your order on line, it is also trying to keep up with amazon so the chain is offering free, two day shipping on order over 35 bucks. so, everybody kind of push, pull try to get news their doors or on their web site. >> one at number a store last year for christmas, everything else was on line. you could not pay me enough, that is crazy now. >> i understand. i understand. >> do i like going in the stores but turf say about wal-mart but just going inside wal-mart, dianne it is so stressful, the lines, the people. >> it is like survival of the fites. >> now you are talking about robots. >> yes. >> get out of my way. >> around the holidays, oh, my gosh and not even black friday , you do not want to be in there, you know, um-hmm. >> we will see how that works. >> we will check in next hour. >>

this is at a wal-mart. right now we're getting reports police are saying that multiple people are down. >> you can see the police response there. that shot tells you exactly what the response has been like. we saw the one officer there with an a.r. escorting people out of the store certainly and away from the parking lot area, but a huge response. we're trying to learn more about this, but again it's just coming into the newsroom. thornton, colorado, a shooting at a wal-mart. we'll try to get more details. we'll get them to you as soon as we get them. >>> rain in the forecast has people worried about storm runoff in the wine country fire zones. the sonoma county water agency is trying to keep potentially toxic ash out of the water heads including more than 600 streams. the county is working to get organic material out to the site to prevent erosion. santa rosa public works crews have also placed thousands of gravel bags around storm drains. the watersheds feed local drinking water supplies and provide habit

jillian: wal-mart, amazon.g free shipping for the holidays target best buy. >> target until the end of the year. jillian: del, h.p., wal-mart as we talked about. there are options out there. i guess this day and age they have to be competitive. >> biggest things one of the reasons why it's going to be so huge this year consumer confidence is so high right now. people are feeling better. ible employment is lower. people are going to spend more. people feeling happy and optimistic about the future and the possibility of saving taxes in 2018, people are going to go out and spend more, whether it's online or in the store. it's going to be a big holiday season for consumers and retailers both. jillian: we like that. melissa thank you for joining us. >> thanks. jillian: feel like we need to say say merry christmas because we are very bright red and green this morning. antifa leader accused of creating chaos and berkeley now a conservative is hitting her back where it hurts. her wallet. you have feasted on turkey have

yet wal-mart still holds the number one spot last year wal-mart's sales totaled in at four hundred eighty three billion dollars compared to amazon's one hundred thirty six billion but well wal-mart's online revenue summed up to a whopping fifteen billion dollars amazon was a staggering ninety billion but with the holidays just around the corner retailers are doing all they can to capture every dollar. whether it's customers walking through the door. or customer clicking on their website for example many stores are listing lower prices in store for some online products to drive traffic into the locations or the store sold out of a particular item for a customer and order it online right then and they're still generating revenue for the same company yet experts say that the brick and mortar stores are still an essential component to overall company success so the presence of online the online channel is drawing a lot of consumers creating a lot of competition for the offline store so drive traffic however i think that the offline bricks and mortar stores your main and essential component of

on their companies from humble beginnings in small town arkansas to the world's leading retailer wal-mart has come a long way since one nine hundred sixty to no one except for maybe son who never lost sight of his original idea could have predicted the company's remarkable growth well let's assume case because wal-mart has been. a national registry and you know and they are no doubt highly respected in the communities in which they live in their doubt they do respectable things a very fine museums and they give money to hospitals and feel that they will let stuff. and yet you know in many communities people who work at will law are good ways but also getting food stamps so that basically the public is paying for bugs labor. for fiscal year in two thousand and twelve more heads grow sales about four hundred forty six billion and then the net sales were sixteen point seven but almost seventeen billion dollars net profit i have no problem with a company making a profit but like i said i have my own business but when you're making a profit at the expense or you get the people who are doing th

wal-mart only .3% more expensive than amazon. that is wal-mart's website.been working aggressively to try and closing the gap with those prices in a brick-and-mortar store translated over to their website. when you look at the numbers compared to 2016, wal-mart.com was 3% more expensive than amazon.com. of course we have the consumers come out on top again. cheryl: that's a tight margin. >> can you even really tell a difference. i always loved the stories of people playing pokÉmon go, wandering into the street, going off a cliff. ayatollah says something or happening. >> people were walking around, now researchers at purdue university found pokÉmon go players spend anywhere between two to $7.3 billion in traffic related damages that include potential income from anyone injured or unfortunately killed and now they found that 100 dirty for additional accidents were caused by pokÉmon go players that resulted in 31 injuries, two deaths in car damages of $500,000. they cross reference the pokey stock with where these accidents were and found that evidence showed

wal-mart is the goal.en though the profit margin is looking like amazon because they are investing more, look at what they do with cost cutting. as of wal-mart excels in. taking a look at plastic bags. they are really driving the cost model here. stuart: best competitor to amazon. >> absolutely. actually moving more in a wal-mart direction. think that this head-to-head competition between two companies online and brick-and-mortar. ashley: there's room for both. not like one or the other. same-store sales have gone up dirt and for 14 straight quarters. trying to same-store sales is the best in many years. stuart: look at this. of course dori to tell because this is the company i grew up with in america. serious. reducing ad spending. they are in danger of becoming almost invisible. the stock is up a fraction. four dollars a share. does it stay around? >> they are more targeted without spending. they do want to do splashy ads. targeting online good when you cut ad spending in rdc sales throughout your in a d

how about wal-mart? are secretly testing self-driving floor scrubbers, robots appear to have arrived, what do you say to that? liz: none of them will be paid minimum wage, right? they are using robots to check the shelves, 13 straight quarters of stores going up at wal-mart, customer service is improving, you can't unionize robot, fight for 15, minimum wage, you don't hear it anymore at wal-mart. stuart: robots are response to $15 an hour. >> fight for 15 is broadening, it's not giving up. in new jersey, new democratic governor who was just elected is very strongly pushing for the 15-dollar minimum wage in new jersey. i just really think it's such an easy thing to tell people who voted for you, yes, your life is going to be better, we are going to do this, the downside is really palpable and we are seeing it in issues like wal-mart scrubbers. liz: you do want to pay workers more but this is obama economy, minimum wage retail job the way to raise families, no, a steppingstone on the career path to better-

this happened at a wal-mart in 2015.plans to appeal because the damages award wanted excessive in light of the facts. >>> it's been a big week for twitter on the heels of giving users double the amount of room to express themselves with 280 characteristics, the social media platform is adding another change >> users will able to use up to 50 characters in their display names up from the original 20, while you're free to change the twitter handle at 15 characters. >>> veterans day is tomorrow, there's a lot of places offering free deals for servicemen and women >> applebees, chilly's, den knees, duncan donuts are few offering some kind of free menu on november 11th, military id is generally required. we've also posted a full list of veterans day deals on our website fox5dc.com. >>> live look for you outside, show you some colors, a cold day and it's almost as if we had fast forwarded past fall. >> caitlin >> sarah and jim, tomorrow will be cold, by sunday back to normal. not just you say, you can't escape the air mass tha

on their companies from humble beginnings in small town arkansas to the world's leading retailer wal-mart has come a long way since one nine hundred sixty to no one except for maybe son who never lost sight of his original idea could have predicted the company's remarkable growth what about the same case because one must be. a national registry and yet and they are no doubt highly respected in the communities in which they live and their dad they do respectable things they have a fun museums and they give money to hospitals and feel that they will let stuff. and yet you know in many communities people who work at will or getaways but also getting food stamps so that basically the public is paying for bugs labor. for fiscal year in two thousand and twelve wal-mart has gross sales of what four hundred forty six billion and then the net sales were sixteen point seven but almost seventeen billion dollars net profit i have no problem when it comes to making a profit and like i said i have my own business but when you're making a profit at the expense of the people who are doing the work and th

yet wal-mart still holds the number one spot last year wal-mart's sales totaled in at four hundred eighty three billion dollars compared to amazon's one hundred thirty six billion but well wal-mart's online revenue summed up to a whopping fifteen billion dollars amazon was a staggering ninety billion but with the holidays just around the corner retailers are doing all they can to capture every dollar. whether it's customers walking through the door. or customer clicking on their website for example many stores are listing lower prices in store for some online products to drive traffic into the locations or the store sold out of a particular item for a customer and order it online right then and they're still generating revenue for the same company yet experts say that the brick and mortar stores are still an essential component to overall company success so the presence of online the online channel is drawing a lot of consumers creating a lot of competition for the offline starts to drive traffic however i think that the offline bricks and mortar stores your main and essential component o

said he went to that wal-mart store to pick up his daughter. tonight police were acted if they believed it was an act of terrorism. they say right now they're not ruling anything out. now this incident comes a day after a terror attack in new york. i'm sergio quintana nbc bay area news. >> we are expecting overnight developments from colorado. our twitter feed is a great feet our handle at nbc bay area. >> the empire state building dark tonight in tribute to the victims of yesterday's deadly terror attack. eight people were killed when the driver of a truck plowed into a bike path. we're learning new details about the victims tonight as well as about the suspects. sayfullo saipov had been planning the attack for a year. five friends from argue teen ya are among the victims. also killed a young man from new york city whose father said he was on that bike path as a part of a new exercise plan. >> normal people take a coffee break, he took a bike break. >> the u.s. attorney's office handed out charges today. president trump is also calling for the

same for wal-mart.ay. >> i remember when i was on maternity leave, i wanted somebody to bring the stuff to me >> yeah. >> groceries in some places. did any of the stores offer bring it out to you so if the kid is sleeping in the back? >> wal-mart does it with a lot of the grocery items in a number of stores. they're not in the entire fleet yet, but they're rolling out really, really quickly we didn't try groceries, so we can't give you that fair comparison target is also rolling out trying that in some cities, largely in minneapolis right now where they will bring it out to you. where they're based. they're trying it, and then they're rolling it out when they get bigger in the stores that we picked in the four cities, you actually had to go in for wal-mart and target, pretty much the pickups were right inside the doors except for one of them where you had to go all the way to the back of the wal-mart store in one of the cities to get the pickup pretty convenient. >>> coming up on squawk on the street ar

well different reasons here harvey about one of them is america's biggest retailer wal-mart they are one of the components off the dow jones and their stock today gained nine percent soaring to new record highs the reason we're not only good but even better than expected earnings for the retailer who is not shy of picking a fight with the big rival amazon it seems to be working out perfectly for wal-mart they posted the strongest sales growth in almost a decade consumer say poe's also pushed the s. and p. five hundred in positive territory so far this year stock market declines have been far left some analysts expect this rally to last even another year and another factor that could encourage that is that the house of representatives in the u.s. just passed the tax bill reform plan was highly awaited of course how is that influencing the markets right now. yeah well here we have another reason for the current recovery because the tax reform just took a major hurdle of course that is not done yet but it's got closer to actually helping americans and businesses with lower taxes that is

a manhunt is intensifying for a man who opened fire inside a wal-mart killing three people and driving away. look at that scene. this is the man police say walked into the store near denver, colorado, and randomly fired near the cash register. two men killed instantly. a woman later dying at the hospital. police say the suspect calmly walked out of the store and drove away in a red mitsubishi hatch back. today campaign aid accused of conspiring against the united states said to appear in court. paul manafort and richard gates already pleading not guilty to charges stemming from conspiracy, money laundering and failing to register as a foreign agent. the indictments do not mention president trump or alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. houston astros are the 2017

now, wal-mart is expanding its online presence to compete with amazon.this is going to attract some new customers. >>> the major stock indices all saw gains on monday. the dow jones was up nearly 18 points at the closing bell. this morning futures seem to be pointing to a lower open. >>> when it comes to beer, more americans are drinking craft beer. budweiser sales slipped 5 percent. miller and coors are down three. the company that owns medello and corona saw sales jump by 10 percent. >> the university of pennsylvania has a new basketball player and the seventh grader is pretty excited to be a quaker. >> let's go quakers. [applause] >> let's go quakers. [applause] >> penn drafted 12-year-old tommie john son of mount laurel during a ceremony last night at the palestra. tommy made sure to thank those who have helped him get to this moment. >> shout out to my gym teachers from all my schools for getting me good at basketball. >> tommy suffers from hypoplastic left heart syndrome. penn partnered with the nonprofit organization team impact to recruit. >> it

. >> we have new details this morning on the suspected wal-mart shooter. 47-year-old scott ostream is now in custody after police received a tip leading to his capture. authorities say ostream was spotted driving in the same car used for his escape from the shooting scene. while police are still trying to determine a motive, the denver post is reporting that ostream walked off his job as a metal fabricator without uttering a single word of explanation. just hours before the shooting that killed three people. nbc's miguel almaguer has more from thornton, colorado. >> reporter: the manhunt for a killer came to an end after a high-speed chase. police arresting 47-year-old scott ostream. >> we have a shooter inside the store. >> reporter: investigators believe ostream calmly walked into this denver area wal-mart and began shooting shoppers. >> are you okay? >> reporter: dozens fled for their lives, but three were killed. carlos moreno was shopping with his daughter and wife. victor vasquez was a young father of two with another child on the way. pamela marques loved spending time with her

best buy, target, wal-mart are those the areas?, like you guys not least because they took us into all of their stores this year we're in every target store with a beautiful end cap. we're at wal-mart as well. there's really something changing, i think, in the world today. you see the skepticism surrounding the big social media platforms. you see maybe not as many people dropping $1,000 on an iphone this season as in the past people fpt technology that they shape and create and customize themselves the big retailers are coming on board with this simple message make a computer, learn to code, play you know, you have kits like our core computer that sells for just $99 on black friday even kits as simple as this. $29. jew just announced -- i think you raised $28 million what's your end goal are you going to be a privately held company do you plan to ipo do you think somebody might buy the company? for us it's about creating a it training brand the perfect polished one size dpits all device is soon coming to an end. we want to demystif

wal-mart will provide lord & taylor a dedicated space on its website starting this spring.not clear which retailer will actually be shipping out the items, however it has been reported that lord & taylor would own the inventory and then fulfill your order from the new website. as we have been showing you all week in our reinventing retail series, retailers and malls are really working so hard to compete with amazon. and with this latest pairing of wal-mart and lord & taylor, it's really clear these retailers are reason are realizing there's power in numbers. wendy? >> susan hogan. and wegman's has made it officials it's coming to alexandria. hoffman town center in the carlisle neighborhood. this one is going to be a little different. according to the washington business journal it will be much smaller than your typical wegman's. it will be located on the second floor of the center. that's a first for wegman's and construction would begin in early 2019. >> the thing about wegman's, they go big. interesting. >>> they overwhelm 9191 and wasting time and money and putting your

talking about wal-mart out of the season. an interesting strategy that will save you money in the store but not online. >> yeah, that is very. considering another slogan's everyday low price. wal-mart wants to charge customers more to buy products online than in stores to boost profit in drug store traffic as it competes with amazon. according to "the wall street journal," wal-mart has raised prices for items sold on its website including boxes of kraft macaroni and cheese, colgate toothbrushes and backs it. dog food. wal-mart tried to keep online and in-store price is equal from many popular products in this competition drove the mower. the new strategy has resulted in higher web prices for goods that would otherwise be unprofitable to ship. geri: i've heard it cost them 10 bucks in a box of macaroni and cheese from atlanta to chicago. tracey, thank you. well, there could be a real toy story in the works. "the wall street journal" reports hasbro is offering to acquire the taliban deal with the u.s. toy makers. sources say th

locations to pick up a turkey for thanksgiving this is the 11th year of the give away since it began wal-mart has donated more than 5,000 turkeys. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it 's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. it's the big sale our biggest sale of the year! select from... rollers, cellulars, romans, sheers, woods, faux woods, verticals and so much more the more you buy the bigger you save! up to 30% off! that's big! blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> it is the season of giving and that spirit is in full swing across the area. in wilmington food lion is help ougt with the turkey give away helping communities in delaware for 35 years. run by norman oliver the effort aims to provide turkeys to 5,000 families, he started by feeding homeless men under a bridge in wilmington a

gift card for stores like target, wal-mart, amazon, sephora and star bucks and more. when you open it up, walk in the store, scan this product and if you buy certain things you will get points that can give you gift card and products thaw can keep, or, donate to charity. >>> and, then is there another app that will help you manage your money after we're spend ing it, mint.com, it has an app to set your budget, track your expenses and set your financial goals. um-hmm, all right. lets get a check of our weather and our traffic, double duty mike manswerco in for bob and sue. >> we are looking at not much in the way of volume across town looking out toward on ramp to 76, the weather is really cold out there this look at weather and traffic together after this, good morning, >>> some started last night and or shopping right now we will show you scenes all over the delaware valley. let's sart with steve, hi there, steve. >> reporter: shoppers start your engine is a play on the indy five hundreds announcement but start your engine and keep them going until the stores open in

police say the man just walk in the front door of the wal-mart, and randomly opened fire. men, and woman, were killed in the shooting. this happened in thorton, just north of denver. the suspect, got into his car, drove away from the scene, customers, they tried to hide. some ran for the doors, others calling the family members. >> there is a shooter here at wal-mart, i'm not going to tell you which one, because i know you'll come. but if anything happens to me, i love you guys. i love you all so much. and he pulled his friend out the side entrance. >> scary to go through. police say, they don't have a motive for the crime, that right there is the suspect that walked n they say there is no indication at this point that it is terror-related. >> to new castle county where someone tried to steel a woman's purse, they ended up sending her to the hospital. police say the six a year old woman was leaving a walgreens on tuesday. she went to to unlock her car. all the suggested end suv pulls up, passenger reaches out grabs her bag, and they drag her to the ground as they try to ge