>> diane, have you been at wal-mart lately? it is not as if there aren't enough people in the aisles of wal-mart. now we will be seeing robot? >> yes, it will be robot, although i'm not surprised because, you know, well, i mean, this is like the jet sons happening now, i may be dating myself a little bit with that. >> the jetson's, thank you, diane, we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> coming up after the break a check on traffic. >> plus feels like fall now, katie, what about this weekend >> will still feel like fall for the most part. but there is an up tick in the thermometer readings which we will tell you about, and also the rain we're been talking about now for couple of days, it will definitely happen. i'll give i the latest timing on when the front arrives coming up. >> happy friday. walking out the door you'll need the heavier layer. this is the kind of morning, too, you may ends up with little frost, because the winds has eased up quite a built do you have the chill. so those in combination can we will i set t

mike du made over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart associate. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. i wish we'd never gotten jesus sent out of this we've never had this stormy high rewards i didn't realize that god is going to have or maybe all those orders knew perfectly well that this would be the result of it but i think the plot is unfortunate some are regret it i think you know you sort of always have it maybe in the back of your mind that you know you're not part of something good but i don't have a clear sense of why i'm doing something actively harmful and then when the financial crisis hit i started to feel really uncomfortable and i asked my boss will the public ever forgive us for this and meaning the bail out and he based i said to me well here's the thing the public always forgets the public forgot after the savings and loan crisis the public forgot after a long term capital management blew up the public always forgets and the public will forget again and we will you know move on and it will go ba

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for fiscal year ending two thousand and twelve wal-mart had scored 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 make you know profit like i have my own business but when you're making a profit at the expense of the people who are doing the work and they're their own food stamps it's a moral issue if you're making a decision i we're going to cut our so we can keep profit up you know what you're doing. los angeles the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. use there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's no where to come in and it's been a struggle. running into this mound prone to zone response of the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such. a tiny house on a city parking spac

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 sam who never lost sight of his original idea could have predicted the company's remarkable growth. case because well let's begin. with. registry. and they are highly respected the communities in which they live in there they do respectable things they. give money to hospitals and to all that stuff. and yet you know in many communities people who work at will are. good ways but also getting food so that basically the public is paying. 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 no 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 they're their own food stamps it's a moral issue if you're making a decision are we going to cut our s

it's up 20% in a year. >> dagen: gary b., you look like you shop at wal-mart too.ck when i buy my very first thing from wal-mart.com. >> dagen: [laughter] jonas your prediction? >> jonas: it's about time ikea is launching a pet line of furnishings et cetera, now you can't buy stock directly but the whole swedish economy will boom when all the money pours in. >> dagen: you look like john you'd buy furniture for your animals. >> john: i would understand ram one better than i understand his dad can we keep him please? >> dagen: yes we can. hi. we'll get you a king size bed as all your own thank you for joining us number one business block the cost of freedom continues right now. take it away, mr. neil cavuto. >> neil: welcome, everybody. coming to you from seattle today which has a lot at stake if you think about all of the technology companies and the big names here that are hoping to see tax cuts and the like and then the middle of all of this the president getting nasty with his own team going after the likes of bob corker and a nasty tit for tat a lot of folks won

accused of stealing a sound system out of the wal*mart behind me. instead tonight it's murder. it's murder in the third degree. it's murder of his own son and tonight that boy's family is suffering a heartbreaking loss. seasonal decorations in front a play area in back. neighbors say a small boy would visit his dad here. that boy is now gone. >> good parent. >> seriously. >> yeah, love the kid. always talked about him. it was his pride and joy. and that's why tragedy to see how this happened. how it came about. >> reporter: tragedy is the death of christopher coon's two-year-old son killed tuesday when tossed from the vehicle his dad was driving. his father was trying to lose police after allegedly stealing a sound system from a tullytown wal*mart. >> the two-year-old child that was with him was ejected from the vehicle. the subject then got exited his vehicle the suspect. he stepped over the child who was laying in the roadway and took off running. >> reporter: he's charged with murder in the third degree and homicide by vehicle. chris, why did you leave your son to die on the

wal-mart wants to be your go-to groceries.al aivelgo joins us with more on that. tracee: wal-mart plans to add 1,000 curb-side grocery pickup locations for online orderers by 2018, double the current numbers of sites, wal-mart anticipates digital sales next year will rise about 40% and they're really hoping that this service will bring other customers back other times, get them to buy more. cheryl: what lauren said earlier, all online. lauren: groceries is the hook. cheryl: that's a good one, though. apple teaming up with one of the most famous directors in hollywood? tracee: yes, 1980si-fi series, amazing stories for dive into original tv programming, the series will be produced by apple by spieled berg and nbc universal television unit and amazing stories originally ran on nbc, $5 million an episode. lauren: that's crazy. i don't remember amazing stories. it competed with murder she wrote. i remember that. [laughter] lauren: netflix says has seen success with similar genres recently, i guess -- tracee: big one. lauren: all r

>> well, that's with every app, not just wal-mart.ican eagle making clothes out of garbage tracee: yes. clothes out of cutting scraps and product that is might end up in a landfill, unique recycled clothing, they will make skirts, jeans, the price range is $48 to 128. it'll be in select american eagle stores starting this thursday. great way -- heather: sounds like a good idea. heather: finally favorite dog flavor? tracee: could be in jeopardy. they are taking doughnuts off the menu. they are cutting down the menu. 30 doughnuts, 18 to 24, they want to focus on menu, drinks, other food they offer and that will happen in about a thousand stores. heather: hopefully not the one the chocolate that's filled with cream. tracee: boston cream. heather: appreciate it. eight minutes until the top of the hour, stand up for the anthem or get benched. the new law of the land for the dallas cowboys. what do you think about that, we are reading your emails up next heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", time now for your brew on this, vice pr

fox 29's jeff cole live at the wal*mart in levittown where all of this began. jeff?> reporter: lucy, christopher coon is alleged to have stolen a sound system, shoplifting. you get arrested. you see a judge you walk away but he through his two-year-old in the back of the car and took off resulting in a startling tragedy. halloween decorations adorn the front yard of the small hammonton, new jersey, home a play area is in back the child who found joy here will not return. >> chris, why did you leave your son to die on the road? >> reporter: christopher coon's home a place where his two-year-old would visit him. investigators say the boy died tuesday when ejected from the back seat of a vehicle his dad was driving to allude police for alleged shoplifting. >> turned into a fatal crash where a two-year-old boy's life has been snuffed out too early. and it's shocking. >> reporter: the man 27 charged with murder in the third degree and homicide by vehicle. he vick another vehicle and rolled his car while fleeing from allegedly taking a sound system from a nearby wal*mart.

. >> chris worked at a wal-mart store. nikki's husband told "the washington post" chris didn't deserve his fate. he was kind and caring and never held a grudge. tara roe smith was an educational assistant from canada, she was at the concert with her husband. they got separated amidst the chaos. a friend said tara was a loving mom that would brighten up the room. she was passionate about her work and education and community and her kids' sports team. her aunt calls her a beautiful soul, a wonderful mom. tara was also a model. sofia model said, she was always a friendly face and had a caring spirit. a friend who volunteered with her for their kids' lacrosse team said she was down-to-earth person and thoughtful individual. another family friend said so many hearts were broken with the passing of tara, it'll change

now, this entire ordeal began around 12:15 this afternoon at a wal-mart in tullytown. that is when investigators say christopher kuhn had his son in the shopping cart, also in that shopping cart, a $228 video sound bar christopher kuhn investigators say left the store with his son and that stolen merchandise wal-mart employees tried stopping him, we're told but he simply brushed them off. put his son in his gold suv, you're taking a look at what remains of the suv right there. next to his son was a child safety seat but christopher kuhn did not take it. he did have time to take his sweater and cover up his license plate. police were not even at the scene, there's no called but saw him first through an intersection creating a three-car accident. his son was ejected from the vehicle. investigators say and christopher kuhn get this we're told by the chief of police, in tullytown stepped over his son's body and ran from police. police tackled him, arrested him, then they took him into custody. they said where is your son? he said over there. once again, christopher kuhn be

now, this entire ordeal began around 12:15 this afternoon at a wal-mart in tullytown. that is when investigators say christopher kuhn had his son in the shopping cart, also in that shopping cart, a $228 video sound bar christopher kuhn investigators say left the store with his son and that stolen merchandise wal-mart employees tried stopping him, we're told but he simply brushed them off. put his son in his gold suv, you're taking a look at what remains of the suv right there. next to his son was a child safety seat but christopher kuhn did not take it. he did have time to take his sweater and cover up his license plate. police were not even at the scene, there's no called but saw him first through an intersection creating a three-car accident. his son was ejected from the vehicle. investigators say and christopher kuhn get this we're told by the chief of police, in tullytown stepped over his son's body and ran from police. police tackled him, arrested him, then they took him into custody. they said where is your son? he said over there. once again, christopher kuhn be

huge what really got investors going here on wall street was the announcement that wal-mart is going to buy big twenty billion dollars worth in share over the course of the next two years so that got the stock going by around four and a half percent was a lot for one day performance for a company the size of wal-mart they also said that they're hardly going to increase the number of stores that they have but they will increase heavily their spending into e-commerce they are guessing that next year alone the purchases online will increase by about forty percent they also want to expand the service to offer home delivery for groceries e-commerce that's the big future also for wal-mart and that was also welcome news for investors down here in new york. in new york thank you very much and we'll stay in the u.s. because a diplomatic dispute between the u.s. and turkey is making investors nervous on sunday the u.s. stopped issuing non immigrant visas and turkey a decision it said was based on security worries turkey we tailgated hours later by freezing u.s. passports out of its electronic

fox 29's jeff cole went to the wal*mart where it all happened today to find out more about the tragicent. >> reporter: seasonal decorations in front of a play area in back. neighbors say a small boy would visit his dad here. that boy is now gone. >> good parent. >> seriously. >> yeah. loved the kid. always talked about him. his pride and joy. and that's why tragedy to see how this happened. how it came about. >> reporter: tragedy is the death of christopher kuhn's two-year-old son killed tuesday when tossed from the vehicle his dad was driving. his father was trying to lose police after allegedly stealing a sound system from a tullytown wal*mart. >> the two-year-old child that was with him was ejected from the vehicle. the subject then got -- exited his vehicle, the suspect, he stepped over the child who was laying in the roadway and took off running. >> reporter: kuhn27 charged with murder in the third degree and homicide by vehicle. >> chris, why did you leave your son to die on the road? >> reporter: tonight his family is posted a picture of the child on a gofundme page to raise mo

this is a wal-mart up here on levittown parkway.topher coon, just 27, came here with his two year old son, he is in the wal-mart with his son, and he comes out with an advise yo sounds bar home theater system, retail $229. and didn't pay for it. and store security caught him. so he let the son climb into the rear of his suv. and video number one will show the aftermath of the accident. there is a child seat in the rear of the suv. but he didn't strap him in there. he just had the kid climbing in there while he was busy covering license plate, the jersey license plate until the back with a sweatshirt, so nobody would see the plate as he took off. so it sounds like he didn't plan this out, this get away. and so then he tears out of the parking lot, fearing that he's being chased, and he blows through a red light, and collides with two other cars, and his poor little son get thrown from the vehicle, because he's not strapped in even in a regular seatbelt. and the worse part of this story if that's not bad enough, the son, lying in the

. >>> police say that man had just shoplifted from a wal*mart. our chris o'connell joins us live from where it all unfolded. chris. >> reporter: good evening, lucy. just a few minutes ago, police have charged a 27-year-old new jersey man with third degree murder in connection with the death of his own son. tullytown police say that man left his two-year-old son to die on the road as he tried to out run police from a shop living case. >> chris, why did you leave your son to die on the road? >> why didn't did you take your son in to steal stuff good what do you have to say for yourself? >> that is christopher coon being led into arraignment where he spent the entire hearing wailing in front of a judge. police say coon took his two-year-old son into a wal*mart where he tried to steal a $229 vizio sound bar when security called police. by the time police got there, coon had already left and cras crashed his gold jeep into two suv's nearby. his son not in a child seat was in that jeep. it rolled over. that two-year-old was ejected. cops say coon stepp

wal-mart, i want to get that story. wal-mart has launched or is launching a shopping half.tly it will simplify returns if you take something back to the store right before the holidays. wal-mart close to 80 bucks a share. his wal-mart come in your opinion the best competitor to amazon? >> they are currently. they are picking away piece by piece. returns are so easy with amazon. wal-mart if they are competitive returns have to be easy and this is a good step. stuart: wal-mart the best competitor of amazon? >> there could be others, but just to remind people amazon's often portrayed as this unstoppable force. they don't have a lot of the intellectual property it would prevent other people from competing in the specially wal-mart. if they make the commitment and lately they have been if they want to compete online they can be a tough competitor. stuart: i find this interesting. luxury brands don't want to sell on amazon because they think the risk of losing the exclusivity factor. >> the bigger issue for them is amazon cannot guarantee to police the site to make the counterfei

he walked out of a wal-mart police say with a stolen set of speakers in one hand and his child in the other, he put him in the back of the gold suv and did not strap him in. and covered the license plate with a sweater. >> it was more important to get away from a retail theft, cover the license plate than to secure his 2-year-old son into the car seat before flying at a high rate of speed. >> it proved to be a fatal one. coun ran a red light and collided with another suv driven by a man visibly distraught at the scene. and coun's suv flipped over and hit another car on broiistol pi. >> the gold suv rolled once, the approximately 2-year-old child in the car with the suspect was ejected from the vehicle. >> witnesses say that coun walked over and briefly looked at hi dying son and then ran off. >> unreal. how can a dad choose even his own freedom over the health and welfare of his own child. she got -- to spend the time in the hospital with her deceased child. >> the most serious charge is third degree murder charge carries a max of 40 years and he has a preliminary hearing set for octo

lauren: wal-mart making the shopping experience easier and faster. cheryl: tracee carrasco joining us of headlines this morning. >> good morning, ladies. this will cut back on headaches because you're able to use the wal-mart ad to speed up and returned the process for items you order online. you can select which you are returning, get the reason why nk qr code. a special mobile expressing for people who do this and when you get to the store you'll the store you go to fast-track the process, skip the line at customer service. and you're on your way. that's it. cheryl: i'm not from new york, but i become the impatient new yorker. the procter & gamble board has a huge vote coming up. what's going on? tracee: the hedge fund has been trying to get elected to procter & gamble board of directors. the shareholder voted upon the p&g the largest company with buybacks tomorrow. they don't agree on how the company should move forward and want them to switch to niche brands instead of time, johnny and pampers. the payment is late to p&g's turnaround. lauren: wil

>> wal-mart is the king of brick and mortar, they do own that sector.one thing that's evident to them, they have been playing catch-up with amazon. they have not been the lead on this but they are beginning to learn partnering with luxury brands or brands in particular that have a certain level of success makes perfect sense for wal-mart because keep in mind, once wal-mart is able to -- is able to enhance these -- this branding-type strategy, they have one of the biggest trucking fleets in the entire country. they can begin to execute on delivery and going to price competition, so amazon is the king, but -- but wal-mart is making some strides and i'm very happy. i think they are finally learning. stuart: i see the stock this morning premarket getting close to $87 a share now. not too long ago it was around 70, 72, 73 and then as start to respond to amazon, right now it's 86.69. >> keep in mind that amazon is going into brick and mortar with whole foods and wal-mart is going into, you know, into this branding strategy. stuart: wal-mart used to be cheap,

i was in wal-mart one day and they had a song on they were are now and i thought well when you. put an application in and when they called i was really surprised and i was even more surprised how give a company or us or any extra effort you put forth they appreciated it the man. it would just come in so i asked them what you did and i knew that you know thank you until the changes. the focus of the company went to cutting operational expenses less people to do the work but yet the same amount of work to. do it. and i think that for that. three thirty today is the fourth you see every day your light was on. but you think this is just nerves. it's so. tough because. you know. you would not believe how stressed that. we are living through a moment of absolutely astonishing transformation all of you know that the information and technology explosion will offer to you and to the young people of the future more opportunities and challenges than any generations of americans has ever seen. the stock market seen think ahead a year of the night make. up by almost a home in just twelve mon

they told us the project's financing took a hit when wal- mart backed out last year. so they went to the d.c. zoning commission and asked for an extra year to start construction. that was approved in september giving them more time to secure funding. the developer says we should expect some construction work and a building here at this site within the next year. however, an exact date has yet to be determined. >> it might take time, but it will happen. >> reporter: from southeast, john henry, wusa9. >> one nor note from the district, -- more note from the district, a heads up for the weekend. the annual imf meetings are happening at the world bank. that can mean only two things, protests and motorcades. so get ready for some traffic tieups on the west side of the city. >>> with the stroke of a pen this week president trump threw a bomb into it's all about the money, honey, so let's break it down for you. this whole thing centers around something called cost sharing reduction, money the government gives insurance companies to keep premium costs down for people who make

they tell me the driver took off from a nearby wal*mart. then crashed into two cars, then rolled his car over. the driver then had to step over the body of the ejected two-year-old to run away. just a short time ago, crash investigators doing speed tests on bristol pike in levittown parkway all started around noon when police got the call for a shoplifting at wal*mart. but before they can respond, that alleged shoplifter crashed. skyfox over the scene shortly after that crash. police say the driver took off after stealing some electronics. but made his get away then collided with those cars. the driver still yet to be identified. ran from the crash scene. leaving that two-year-old behind. police caught up with him nearby but that two-year-old boy pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i've been doing this job for 20 years. nothing surprises me any more. i just -- i stopped trying to think about, you know, what defendants are suspects or people would do these type of things even think any more. >> reporter: now police have not said whether or n

stocks hit record highs after big news from wal-mart came in. announced a 20 billion-dollar stock buy back program yesterday and intentions to expand its online grocery business. wal-mart's a big part of the dow and that news helped the dow jones hit a record high gaining nearly 70 points and futures are pointing to a flat open for the morning bell at 9:30 this morning. >>> a recent report claims u.s. high school grads passed on more than $2 billion worth of free federal grant money this year. the personal finance site nerd wallet says many students simply do not fill out applications for federal student aid. an undergraduate student can borrow at least $5,500 from the government each year. >> classmates crown an student with down's syndrome as their homecoming king. patrick petro is the manage of the football steam. he's super friendly high-fives everyone and has great school spirit. teammates call him the heart of the team. >> great story there. >> yeah. >> 4:54. new on "action news" a new jersey state trooper saves a couple from a burning car

shares of wal-mart traded high on news that the retail giant would buy back $20 billion in shares. the world's largest retailer also told investors that on line sales could rise, as much as 40 percent next fiscal year wal-mart only plans to open up 25 brick and mortar stores next year. >> so hanna, there is a rumor something about hotter pizza what is that all about. >> reporter: pizza hut is promising piping hot pies. the company is going to deliver, hotter pizza, up to 15 degrees hotter. the delivery upgrade involves high tech insulation in its delivery pouch and reengineered pizza box, with thicker size that is supposed to lock in heat. >> that is a great idea. nothing worse then paying for delivery, waiting for it, and then it is cold. >> that is right, i'm with you >> i'm all bit. >> mushroom sausage on mine if you are placing an order, thanks very much. >>> rain is heading our way today. >> when should we expect war of it. >> it looks like p.m. hours of wednesday it starts to get underway across the region as a whole but we could deal with embedded heavier downpours. i'll giv

wal-mart has reacted to u.s. customs and border protection reviewing the situation tell us exactly what's happening. they actually really are reviewing the situation i just got off the phone call with u.s. customs and border protection who were asking me there is specific questions about the companies and our details and data there is a lot in the united states that says it's illegal to import products that are made by forced labor and in these most recent law that president trying to sign related to sanctions they say let's there's going to be a presumption that any north korean working is for in a forced labor situation what that means is that it's illegal now to import anything that is made by a north korean no matter where they're working and what that what that means is it's also a crime and so they're talking about forcing that law ok martha many many thanks for talking to us martha mendoza joining us from los angeles thank you. after days of tension in spain the tone may now be softening somewhat in the co