where is walmart today and what is the future in india for walmart? >> india is an incredible country. i had been there quite a few times and i am enthusiastic about what india will become over time. we had a joint venture in retail, it did not work out partially because of the rules that the government wants to have in place for political reasons. today, we have 20 cash and carry units that service mall businesses -- service small businesses and they are doing well. we have a strong team there, small but mighty, and we will be patient and build the cash and carries. at some point, india may open up, and that would be great. i think they need it, because they need a supply chain investment. too much produces going to waste. we supply chain is not intact and we can help. >> china? >> china is an amazing opportunity, we have a 400 stores and an e-commerce business based in shanghai. i have been going to china for 20 years and i think that our opportunity in china to build a retail business is unprecedented other than in the united states. and i think it

and also with us tonight, martha cellars, a walmart employee and member of "our walmart."t does this ruling mean to the workers of walmart, that something has been done, a declaration has been made that has come down on the side of the workers. what do you make of it? >> it's a victory. it validates what we do is legal and protected by law. so we can all stand together and make walmart a great place to work, a great place for the economy. i'm thrilled. >> were you subject to any intimidation, did you have any friends that went through hell? >> i had a lot of friends go through hell. personally, i've just had my hours cut. but that's enough. i've had three terminated from my store. i don't know how i'm still there. >> you think that you're going to be able to stay there in the wake of this? >> as long as i keep fighting and as long as i'm the model employee, yes, i still have a job. >> mr. greenwald, this is just the latest example of illegal retaliation by walmart. what's it going to take for these workers, or should i say walmart to start listening to the workers and the

walmart reported a disappointing fall in sales in the third quarter.rn things around. if the slogan says money lives better is walmart's rallying cry, ceo doug mcmillan is leading the charge and the chief is primeforle battle. >> who is your competition? >> seems like everybody today. >> costco and -- >> yeah brick and mortar it's very competitive. >> we visited with him last week at a busy walmart in the heart of washington, d.c. >> we do our best to go to stores unannounced. we want to see what our store really looks like. if they know we're coming sometimes, believe it or not, they'll clean the place up. >> mcmillan took over the arkansas-based business in february. at 48 he is walmart's youngest c co since sam walton found it it in 1962. mcmillan's drive has been years in the making. >> i first started working for the company 30 years ago. i was looking for summer work to help save some money for college. >> arkansas boy? >> i was i am. and i was surprised when i went to work in that warehouse how much people loved their jobs and how much they care

and i think walmart has some blame.ty here for not having it in its proper packaging. but i've got to tell you, when i look at the law in the state of ohio, i think walmart has the least amount to blame. because ohio is what's called an open carry state. and that means even if that gun were real and john crawford were walking around the walmart -- >> it would have been lawful. >> it would have been completely lawful. in fact, the officers would not have had the right to arrest him. they would not have had the reasonable suspicion required to detain him and ask questions. and so -- >> wow. >> the real problem here lies in why the police chose after looking at him just to shoot after less than four seconds. >> .3 seconds is what we heard from the family attorney. >> that is correct. >> the family's civil case. how much of a case would they have against police? that's what you're saying. >> yeah, i think it's significant. i'm actually shocked given, again, that ohio is an open carry state where you can walk around in the o

walmart is more expensive than amazon, including an excluding .hird-party sellers walmart is still cheaperhan all the other guys -- target, kmart, toys 'r' us. but that is the area amazon has been focusing on. >> one of the having trouble keeping in stock this year --what are they having trouble keeping in stock this year? >> a broad swath of stuff. i tried to get you the snow globe elsa doll. >> and you failed. have you looked in other outlets? surely there is a snow globe elsa doll out there. >> snow glow. --get is running the highest target.com is out of stock. >> we will keep back in touch with you as far as the hottest toys, the new elmo. does that date me? >> no, elmo's still hot. anjulie will be back with "on the markets" update and president obama's relationship with his own party. ♪ >> meanwhile, more reaction coming in on the release of the senate report on the cia interrogation program. arizona senator john mccain spoke with charlie rose. somebodyou waterboard 183 times, is that a way to really get useful information? there is a lot of back and forth as to whether -- there are a

and the reality of walmart?e's a debate over inequity, and sometimes we get caught up in that and retail does in general, but we couldn't run a good business if we don't take care of people and have compensation plans that work. >> but for mcmillan, the ultimate proof of change will come in walmart's performance. >> so there was in your career someone who raised this question. we know he loves the company, but does he love it enough to change it? how will we know the answer to that question? >> you have to watch what we do. >>> here's one example of how the retail industry is changing. over thanksgiving weekend 70% of walmart's online purchases were made from shoppers' mobile devices. mcmillan said that even surprised him. >> he left you with great tease. you know what was fascinating to me is most people have you shut down the store when you're doing the interview, but you're sitting there right in the middle of the store. >> people would run up and walk to -- it was noisy. >> i like that you were right there i

demand for both companies, apple and walmart?> i think it will spur demand. wall start's stock is doing well. this might be a precursor to that. lori is right, what you have to do is provide eye-popping deals that seem too good to pass up with the hopes that people come in and spend money on higher margin things which we've not seen happen this holiday season. cheryl: jack? >> this will go totally unnoticed on walmart's profit statement. may give a small boost to apple. best news for someone who hasn't bought an iphone yet and wants to. cheryl: that's a good point. we're looking at chart. walmart doing pretty well. can afford to take a little bit after cut and retail customers. another story we're following, this is also with regards to the consumer facebook and mark zuckerberg. he is now considering adding a dislike button to facebook. zuckerberg says it would be great way for users to express themselves with disliking something but paves the way for followers. i'm with you. i think this could be a nasty, negative thing for peop

that's exactly what walmart is doing.y're really spending a lot in terms of their capital expenditure on line. how they were up for target and walmart over the season, that has to do with the fact this company continues to put into that money and also exspending overseas, really kind of focusing on their business overseas and trying to expand there. i think it's not too late to get into walmart stock or a stock like that. and to your point, you know, if you're at a walmart every single weekend, go. charles: scott, one of the things i'm trying to do, the show is about five months old. i've got stocks that have gone up 40%, gone up and come back, people get nervous, but they tell me they're long-term investors. this is a great case study in just buying manager and holding on -- something and holding onto it. >> it's too short. one of the great shows you've had, you've had many, but the 15th and 16th of october which i'll use a term was the big puke, okay? that was when everybody was jumping out and saying we've got to get o

a gun in the walmart?n't know. >> does he carry a gun? >> i've never known -- >> reporter: this is the incident all caught on camera, surveillance video on august 5th shows crawford wandering the aisles, talking on the phone and carrying what looks like a rifle. a concerned customer called 911 and police responded. >> holding a gun. pointing it. >> i'm in the walmart. did you say he's pointing it at people? >> affirmative, 930. >> reporter: crawford's family argues crawford never had a chance. the video shows he had back to police and was on the phone when they approached and the officers opened fire just one second after they confronted crawford. >> one of these is a real gun and one of these is the gun mr. crawford was carrying that day. as you can see, it's very hard to tell the difference. >> reporter: it turns out crawford was holding a pellet gun he had picked up from a store shelf, not a rifle. in september, a grand jury chose not to indict the officers on any charges. the family is now filing a fed

. >> you and john went into walmart.t john produced a gun. you were with him just moments before that, weren't you? >> i was there, yes, sir. >> tell me where he got the gun from. >> i don't know. i honestly don't know. >> and the truth is you knew at some point he did carry a gun, isn't it? isn't it the truth? >> no, sir. i didn't know. i swear i didn't know. >> tasha, i'm having trouble with this. >> give me a lie detector test. >> that might come in the future. but i -- >> please. >> very emotional interrogation. it's a total of 90 minutes and we've learned tonight that detective's name is rodney curd. and a part of this tape i'm about to play next, don, he questions the sobriety of thomas. >> was he under the influence of anything? >> no. >> had he been drinking? >> no. >> drugs? >> no. >> your eyes are kind of messed up looking and you seem a little lethargic at times. i don't know if it's because you're upset or not. >> the only medicine i took today was my medicine early this morning. and it's called adesan. i hav

walmart coming on strong.sort of top line growth that amazon had sort of charmed wall street with all the time, the wall street darlings are no more. wall street is insisting on it. some are saying that wall street will never have the same relationship with amazon, that favorite nation status unless they find a way to hit the bottom line. in the meantime, walmart may have found a thing or two, now it has the edge. walmart may win the public relations war. consider this, we were talking about these big trends. walmart is hiring thousands. amazon is hiring robots. the real key is this omniaccounting that hitha wants to tell us about. all right. walk us through what omnichannel is. why is it helping walmart and others beat these, you know, these guys who are supposed to put them out of business? >> i'm so excited to talk to you about this. charles: that's why i'm sitting on the floor -- >> it's a term that the chairmen of macy's came out with in 2008. retailers use this technique to hit consumers from all angles.

walmart. >>> merry christmas eve. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. dense fog to start off the morning, rainfall expected, heavy at times. temperatures will stay well above average. our average for this time of year 43. temperatures today will range between 55 and 62 degrees. rainfall expected to continue into tonight and linger into tomorrow morning. then we'll start to see wind speeds picking up heading into your christmas day. expect temperatures to fall throughout the day. our high tomorrow at 53 degrees. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> on this christmas eve, it looks like santa is delivering the gift of a stronger economy to everyone. the year is closing out with the best quarter of economic growth in more than a decade. and tuesday was a record-breaking day on wall street as the dow closed above 18,000 for the first time ever. these milestones come as gas prices drop and unemployment sunk to the lowest number since the start of the recession. so, here to break it all

crawford was shot almost immediately when police arrived at the walmart. the question is, do you think this would have happened if there crawford were white or do you think this is not about race? >> well, i'll answer that question. we believe that had mr. crawford been white, he may have gotten a little more time to respond to the police officers. these officers came in, saw mr. crawford and shot him on sight. they didn't give him the opportunity to live. they didn't give him the opportunity to respond to any commands that may have been given to him. they came in the store, they saw him, mr. crawford was standing in the same police in walmart for five minutes prior to the officers coming in and shooting him. he was not walking around the st -- store, he wasn't waiving the gun. he was pointed facing the shelves when the officers came in and shot him on sight. >> all right. thank you very much for being with us tonight. >>> and next, the sony hackers evoking 9/11, threatening to attack americans on christmas day when the studio releases a movie called the i

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he says a walmart employee told him it had had been returned to the store by another customer. at first walmart's managers were skeptical but eventually they gave him a refund and good thing he opened the box first before giving it to his niece. >> she might not have been too happy. >>> there is a growing movement that retailers wish was not getting any bigger. >> interesting movement. called buying nothing. the project here and it just orchestrated what's called buy nothing christmas. people join the groups on facebook where they offer like new items that others might need for loved ones. there's no buying or selling. >> buying nothing christmas means buy nothing. have christmas, enjoy your family and don't stress about your budget. >> members are divided into different groups based on their neighborhood or city. it started just 18 months ago and now already has some 80,000 members in nine country. >> a growing movement indeed. >>> when we come back, fire engulfs a mosque attacked in sweden, smoke billowing out as people made their escape. >>> and a christmas miracle deliverin

walmart saying its online sales have surged.s global ceo of e commerce, neil ashe and courtney reagan. take it away. >> reporter: neil, thank you so much for joining us. as simon just said walmart reported that online sales on thanksgiving day coming in the second best day in history, second only to cyber monday last year. here we are, cyber monday again. are you going to beat last year? >> good morning. welcome to cyber monday, the most exciting shopping day of the year. so, you know, as you said, we had a good thursday, friday, saturday. we had some of the best deals that are available for our customers today. so traffic's starting to build as the country wakes up and we're looking forward to hopefully a big day. >> and we should note that you are in san bernardino, california. very much folks are still waking up out there. on black friday best buy experienced a surge in concentrated mobile traffic which caused the retailer to have to take its website off line to make some fixes. what is walmart doing to make sure you can hand

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reporter: the saligot hit especially hard when people demonstrated at the oakland and san leandro walmart's on black friday and that weekend, the salvation army got hit especially hard. >> those are huge days. we make $500 to $600 at the kettle at each site each day which would be a huge loss for us. >> reporter: during the six weeks of the red kettle campaign, there were roughly 20 protests in the oakland area. and how is the salvation army so sure that the protests play a big part in this? well, during that same time, nabbing cities like hayward and fremont did not see a drop in donations. by the way, even though the red kettle campaign ended, you can still donate online. just go to the salvation army's website. live here in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> maybe they can make up for that. all right. >>> looks like hackers may be after your kids' gaming system. gaming and tech websites say that the sony playstation and microsoft xbox online networks are dealing without angles today caused by cyber attacks. that group lizard squad says it's responsible. different hackers promised christmas

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>> a walmart graph.ears ago talking about the fact that the threat of a hurricane had on strawberry sales. that almost became an urban legend in the industry because walmart is so far ahead in terms of being able to understand how important data was to actually merchandising and marketing. they have taken that obviously both onlineew level as well as from an advertising perspective. >> i love that when there is rain or storms, stay sales go up . if you are walmart come you have to make sure your meat department is pretty well-stocked era classic ackley. what we know is that the forecast actually tries behavior. the way we use the weather forecast is to plan. if there is a prediction of a big snowstorm, an obvious example of hurricane is it will shape what we buy and where we go. >> what about oil prices? we are seeing the oil prices are impacting the people driving to the store, more readily. they will make multiple trips. it will be interesting to look at some of the impacts next year. thatnot really se

s keit do reports, the people have no place to go and a new camp has just popped up at the nearby walmart. >> reporter: it is day 2 of the long and filthy job of clearing out the jungle. as bobcats continuing hauling out hundreds of tons of debris, former residents can only watch. with a heavy police presence, those who try to go back in are arrested for trespassing and face up to $1,000 fine and jail time. the widespread predictions of homeless scattering into the neighborhoods came true. less than a half mile away from the jungle, a group of 25 people set up camp overnight on the property of a walmart. litter has already started spilling out creating more work for the employees. what is that like to have to clean up garbage over there? >> no comment. >> reporter: they are staying despite routine walmart security patrols and san jose police say the camp is on private property and illegal. >> we have been keeping it clean. we have been picking up all the trash trying to keep it on a cool level so for that part it's working. >> you push everybody out on the street, this is what, you know,

they will go to walmart to spend it in the short term. i have walmart inside a sector rotational play. >> little attention was given to the trade deficit number which came out today which wasn't exactly greatest news. also factory behavior, et cetera. that doesn't really square what we're seeing with a stronger consumer the likes of what pete just talked about going into walmart flush with cash. what do you think happens next week? what is the best piece of economic data you feel people should be watching? >> i'll tell you, on tuesday we talked about that big vix put buyer bought 12 1/2 putz. he came back today and bought bought 11 1/2 puts. which is a 111,000. liz: which is a we against volatility. >> and bet against the market continuing higher. a lot of people i think already gone on christmas break. when i look at numbers coming out this week, the real thing you have to pay attention to is inflation numbers. as long as we don't get idea fed will raise rates in q1, q2 i think it is smooth sailing. we might look at 2100 in the s&p by fr

walmart would have realized that it was a stock gun at walmart and would have also, quite frankly, realizedwasn't a real gun, that it was a bb gun. that is surprising to me. but in terms of an interrogation, i actually don't see anything improper when i look at the interrogation out of context because during an interrogation, sort of all bets are off, as long as you've been read your rights or as long as you understand what the rules are, officers are allowed to lie to people they're interrogating. so they have wide latitude there. but to joey's point, i think the problem is becoming -- and we're seeing it in the protests and we're seeing it in so many of the cases across our country, when you hear about a no indictment case and you see what appears to be just a very quick decision being made by the officers here -- we're talking about under four seconds, they shoot this man, it just doesn't really give, i think, the public a lot of confidence in the police or confidence in the process. >> we know in this case in particular the family has now filed a lawsuit. interesting to hear both of you

ubs kupt cuts walmart. do traders agree. cashing in on collectibles. we begin with our eye on the markets and the dow eyeing 18,000. a slew of retail news. another drop for crude and more comment from draghi driving the action. suzanne, great to is you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> -- >> sentiment has gotten back up to that somewhat frothy zone. it potential set up vulnerability if there is any negative catalyst. but it is in the context of a bull market that i think still has a ways to go. >> pete you agree? >> yep. >> liz ann's note is look their over confidence in s a threat in and of itself. you're bullish. too much? >> i don't think so it's too much. i still look from the standpoint of a valuation level. i think there is still plenty of room to the upside and it's been this rotation all year. 2014 has been the year of what hasn't worked to what it is working. if that sector is possible to move to the upside. we've seen the nnls have their moments. we've seen big cap tech khalid. industrial, farm ma, reeled. when you see the smh i think it's

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for example, a $100 gift card from target would get you almost $97 at walmart. one from best buy $92. starbucks, almost $73. >> i think it is something that is unique and could certainly help to be a driver of walmart sales. >> reporter: at atlanta's lenox square, robin fox was here early to beat the crowds. how many returns are you making today? >> it was about ten. >> reporter: ten returns? >> yes. >> that was half off. >> reporter: if you'll be joining her this weekend at the return counter, bring your id. more stores are asking for it, to cut down on fraud. and the post-holiday rush is just beginning. u.p.s. said today that it expects just u.p.s. alone to return more than 800,000 holiday packages to retailers. kate? >> wow. gabe gutierrez in atlanta tonight. and as you heard gabe mention something that may help post-holiday sales a little bit, this was a 92nd straight day that gas prices have fallen in this country. the average price of a gallon of regular is now at $2.32. that's down 12 cents over the last week alone. a year ago on this date the average was

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the walmart in mechanicsburg, pennsylvania. >> i'm calling from mechanicsburg walmart. >> reporter: wherelly secret santa has made it possible for this to happen. >> we had a good samaritan come in today and they paid off your layaway. >> reporter: yes, some generous soul unknown slipped into walmart, asking to pay off the remaining bills. $50,000 worth, of anyone who has been buying christmas toys on layaway, which is where you pay in installments over time. a gift to mom britney, who was just about to give up getting her kid a bike this year. >> i feel a million pounds of stress are off my shoulders right now. >> reporter: actually this is a thing. layaway angels, they're called in the business. they are dropping gift money a lot of places. $20,000 at toys "r" us in bellingham, massachusetts. $19,600 at another toys "r" us. $63,000 at a walmart in lake city, florida. so, who is this secret santa? well, that's still a secret. >> he wants to remain completely anonymous. just wants to be known as santa b. >> reporter: okay, santa b, a merry one to you. whoever you are. oh, and thanks for t

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officers shot john crawford inside the walmart store as he held a air rifle.ice say he didn't respond to commands to drop the rifle. the grand jury did not indict the officers. >> still pursuing justice, because to me, that is justice. you have to be held accountable. you don't get a pass because you have a sidearm and a shield. >> the officers have not commented on the lawsuit. walmart issued a statement, offering condolences to the family but offering no comment on the case. >>> the los angeles police department could be the country's largest law enforcement agency to equip its officers with body cameras. they're planning to arm 7,000 officers with the technology by next summer. some as early as next month. >>> well, a t-shirt with the slogan "i can't breathe" got a kentucky middle school teacher in some trouble. >> it sparked a discussion on clothing that makes those kinds of statements. jerrell dillingham is the teacher. he says he ordered the shirt to take a stance about the death of eric garner, the new york man who died in that police choke hold. but wh

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