. >> eric and jennifer wegman say they and their 11-month-old baby were starting to settle into their new home here in olney, they moved in this past saturday. >> our third night there and 1:00 monday morning, two guys burst into the house. >> one man quickly ran upstairs and burst into their bedroom pointing a gun at them with their baby boy sleeping across the hall, eric grabbed his legal handgun laying next to his bed and chased the suspect downstairs and found the other suspect on the first floor. >> he turned around and raised his firearm like he was going shoot and i already had mine aimed and i fired at him and he ran out the door. >> the two injured gunmen fled in this vehicle with two other men inside. the break came two hours later when surveillance camera caught the two men in the car helping two suspects in the hospital in burn township. all four were arrested after police received tip called after footage was released to media. eric green of reading and brandon smith, also of reading and a fourth suspect whose name is withheld by police, jennifer wegman does not want to h

jennifer wegman said she and her 10-month-old baby just moved into this home. >> our third night there, and 2:00 monday morning a guy bursts into the house. >> reporter: one guy bursted into the bedroom pointing a gun at the wegmans, eric grabbed his gun and opened fire. he when down the stairs only to find the other suspect downstairs. >> i raised his firearm raised but i had mine already and i fired and he fled out the door. >> he got into this car and took off. the break came when this hospital surveillance footage caught the man bringing the wounded to st. joseph's of's hospital. 24-year-old edward martinez and eric green of reading and brandon smith of reading and a fourth suspect whose identity is not released. >> jennifer wegman says her husband is her and her baby's hero. >> i'm proud of him and proud he wooz willing and prepared to defend us. i knew he was not going to say oops sorry and walk away. it was going to be us or them and thankfully it was us. >> to be clear. all four suspects are arrested. we are not releasing the identity of the fourth suspect, because he is still

checkbook found it had higher prices than wegman, harris teeter, and for the first time safeway's prices are higher than giants. >> this time around we found a bigger gap. it appears giant's has chosen to be more price competitive. >> we contacted safeway and they told us a small amount of items does not provide a true picture of prices across the entire store nor does it fully affect the price they have. even though giant has the lower prices it's not the cheaper. >> but giant's is still higher than walmart and target and big discount stores. >> reporter: checkbook found that families that spend $200 a week at giant's could save $1,200 a year by shopping at walmart. they evaluated stores on quality and service. when it came to price and quality, they found wegmans wows its customers. >> it receives overall ratings that are higher than any supermarket chain we've seen anywhere. they're able to match the ratings with their customers with low prices. >> reporter: at big bach stores like costco's, sam's club, and b.j.'s, you could chop a third off, but do the math. you're warned if you pay

checkbook found it had higher prices than wegman's, harris teeter and safeway's prices are higher thane found a bigger gap. it appears that giant has chosen to be more price competitive. >> we contacted safeway about its prices. a comparison of a small number of items does not provide consumers with a true picture of prices across the entire store nor does it appropriately reflect the savings that our customers enjoy, even though giant has lower prices, it's still not the cheapest. >> giant's prices are still far higher than say walmart or target and the big discount stores. >> checkbook found a family that spends $200 a week at giant could save about $1200 a year by shopping at walmart. checkbook also evaluated stores on quality and service. so when it came to both price and quality, checkbook found wegman's wows its customers. >> it receives overall ratings that are higher than any supermarket chain we've ever seen anywhere. they are able to match those really high ratings from their customers with low prices. >> at g box stores like costco, sam's club and bj's checkbook found you co

last minute shoppers scramble here at the wegmans to pick up what they need for the family meal. >> i have family from turkey visiting and family from chicago visiting, it's panic mode. >> we are slitting up and coming back together. >> turkey, potatoes, yams, green beans everything you need for a traditional turkey dinner is being scooped up and there is tofu called tofurky. >> we have a lot of folks coming. >> i am responsible for the dessert and the table centerpiece and wine and cheese. >> eileen was picking up two big boxes with dinner inside, she didn't feel like cooking. >> you let them cook for you like that idea? >> wonderful. >> mark came for a second bird because his guest list is growing irk we brought a big turkey breast. >> we live for this, it's normal for us, we are a busy store all year round. >> with all the carts in motion, there is occasional traffic jams in the aisles. >> it's a zoo. you need a traffic signal. >> i'll never do this again, shame on me. >> even if things are a bit hectic, people are looking forward to a special meal with family and friends. >> it's

we brought in chef joe from wegman's in cherry hill.good morning. >> i love because you take regular food and set them out in this beautiful display and juice them up. what have you done to the mushrooms. >> save ri roasted mushrooms, baby bella mushrooms, 20 to type of minutes, mix them with peril onions and baby chip liennee onions, save ri finishing sauce. it's great for a lot of different items. we serve. >> i'm going to try that one. next up the carots. i roast or steam them. what have you done. >> we saute them in a hot pain with a little bit of olive oil. add the carots, then we add a little apple sideer and honey to make a little bit of a sauce. once it's ready, about 15 minutes, take it out of the pot, top it with pumpkin seeds. >> this mushrooms are fabulous. acorn squash looks like this. how have you created this dish. >> we a take our clean and cut any corn squash. roast of the 20 to 25 minutes, little bit of the car mall likelyation, delicious dish. >> next up is this butter nut squash. a lot of people see this and what do

were popular destinations today, shoppers were stocking up on everything they need for dinner at wegmans. many people wait until the last minute to pick up all the ingredients so they stay fresh. >>> of course the ben franklin parkway and the museum of hart is the focus for the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade, and we look forward to televising the parade for you, eva pilgram is live on the parkway tonight. what are the big stories on this night before the big event, the big parade? >> oh, yes jim we are counting down until the parade tomorrow morning, here on the parkway it's still open we see traffic coming through. it's coming through periodically and it should be closing any minute now, you can see all the tents and trucks here in preparation for the parade and all the flags are up and we have a little more than nine hours before the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade steps off. ♪ ♪ it was a busy day on eakins oval. >> the practice today and tomorrow the big show. >> rehearsal after rehearsal. >> this is our first time ever doing the thanksgiving day parade. >>

and "action news" visited the wegman's in cherry hill, there wereffic jams.nd they feel it is worth it to be with family and friends. >> and the 6abc dance ex-tran begans i can't. llwill will will d'weather >> who came up with that phrase? i know it is somebody in the news room. it seems to kick off the season. let's make magic and give you a little tour. ready, three, two, one -- blast off! what have we here? a season of thanks. and here's hoping all you and your families have a lot to be grateful for this holiday season. over here, it looks like busy on ice. what would the holiday be without disney on ice at the wells fargo center? skwh r and look at this. what a showboat. looks like a lot of people on this river boat. and this is amaziamazing. look at that giant seahorse holding the seashell with the thing-a-m thing-a-magies. and american runs on dunkin' donuts, breakfast in the often. and over here, the statue of liberty, liberty and justice for all. it looks like somebody will be rocking and rolling tomorrow. look at the big guitar on the front of that.

they plan to build a large shopping center with a wegman supermarket. >> not just strangers waiting on you. a family that you could know and alwas rely on.d d it's a great loss. >> reporter: this family-owned farm is the latest in bergen county to close. following the farm in closer and d' angrr and union run. part of the family business well remain open, like their olesale plant operation. more than 35,000 poinsettias are here in this greenhouse and several others rdy to be sold between thanksgivingtand christmas. ed and elaine say they will use their free time to tpavel and to spend tite with heir family. loyal customers, even the youngest ones, can't imagine shopping for food anywhere else. >> i'm really sad. >> why are you sad? >> because i'm going to miss the ancoimals. >> we're sad. sad to see it go. surely will be missed. >> r orr: i'm jen maxfield, news 4 new york. >>> their prayers have been answered. owners of a religious store in connecticut pleaded for the return of the jesus statue stolen from outside their shop. >> back and has a brand-new paint job, as well. the owners s

the gift cards rolled out in october at major retailers, including wegmans, safeway, kmart, office max, and others. so far, the cards can be used to buy stock in 20 big-name companies.(nat)(mark & avi at stockpile)"i'm scratching off the code here."avi lele is the founder and ceo of stockpile, a silicon valley startup which created the idea.(sot: avi lele/founder & ceo, stockpile) "we're bringing wall street to america. // 11:37:50 people have never been able to own a stock and get started as quickly as you can here. (sot/mark & paul)(sot: paul rainville/shopper)on a plastic card? i'm the old school (sot) "there's really more steps to the process."new york financial writer gregg brewer points out the fees can be the equivalent of up to *20- percent*; the recipient must open a brokerage account and can redeem it for something *other* than stock *despite* the gift-giver's intention; and there's a 99-cent fee to sell the stock.(sot: gregg brewer/financial writer)"as an investment, i'd say that this is a pass for the vast majority of people."(sot: avi lele/founder & ceo, stockpile) "q: (ma

they plan to build a large shopping center with a wegman's supermarket. >> not seeing my family every day. that's the big thing for me. >> it's not just strangers waiting on you, it's a family that you can know and you can always rely on. it's a great loss. >> the family-owned farm is the latest in bergen county to close, deang lows in due month, derkolies in willow run in crest gill. >>> it is an annual tradition that captures the nation's attention. in a few weeks the macy's thanksgiving day parade will roll through new york. you can see performances by jordan sparks, sean men des and circ du soliai. >> it will air 9:00 a.m. november 26th right here on nbc. >>> now it's the macy's parade announcement doesn't get you into the holiday spirit this news might. rockefeller center chosen the christmas tree. this year's tree is going to come from gardner, new york, in olster county. tomorrow workers will cut down the 78 foot tall norway spruce. they'll hoist it on to a trailer for its big road trip down to mid town manhattan to here at rock center. scheduled to go up on the plaza. go up fr

are packed with shoppers buying everything they need for tomorrow's big thanksgiving dinner, the wegmans in cherry hill considers this one of their biggest days, some people wait until the last minute to pick up the ingredients to they stay fresh and all the people and shopping carts maneuvering the aisles, it can be frustrating. >> very crowded. >> i think you need a turn signal. >> not a bad idea. by the way the farm bureau federation says the average cost is just over $50 to serve a meal for 10 tomorrow. take 6abc.com with you wherever you spend this thanksgiving, get the hourly forecast from accuweather and get the latest traffic conditions and cameras on local roadways. >> the pennsylvania state trooper shot during a chase was released from the hospital today. trooper patrick casey will be home for the holidays, while the teenager accused of shooting him is charged as an adult. vernon odom is live in winfield at is it the police barracks with all the developments. >> reporter: good evening sharrie, first good news tonight, trooper casey is now resting comfortably at home on the eve

for six weeks before authorities caught him stealing a sandwich, band-aids, and a newspaper at a wegman'sver 1500 miles away in bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> there's no motive and nothing to gain for bob durst to kill morris black. >> there's a reason we don't have to prove motive. because things like what this killer did just are never going to make sense. >> on september 22nd, 2003 the trial began. durst's high-powered attorneys pled self-defense and even put robert on the stand. >> there is no proof that this was an intentional knowing cold-blooded murder as they've charged. >> you don't cut somebody up, another human being, into pieces and bag him up, dump him in the bay when you act in self-defense. >> on november 11th, 2003 i still can't believe the jury bought robert durst's defense hook, line and sinker. >> we the jury find the defendant robert durst not guilty. >> so who was morris black? >> well, he was a retired merchant marine. elderly man. he would on occasion yell at people because he -- you know, cantankerous. but he never put his hands on anybody. that's why unfortunately th

wegmans is recalling its italian classics butternut squash ravioli.ck. it may contain cashews and almonds. if you have the ravioli, you can bring it back for a full refund. >>> if you're heading to the philadelphia airport, this is what you'll see. >> ♪ i believe that we can win ♪ >> baggage handler, wheelchair attendants are fighting for more money. this strike is supposed to last all day but airport officials say everything is running smooth lift. >>> today republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is in philadelphia. she's delivering the keynote address at the keystone conference on business and policy being held right now at the university of pennsylvania. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have a full hour of news coming up in about 30 minutes and you can always get the latest news and the weather with the nbc 10 app. we will send you back to the "today" show. have a great day and see you in another half hour. >>> it's thirsty thursday. we're ready to reveal our ambush makeover for two lucky ladies who braved the temperatures outside for a chance to g

it just released its latest findings and wegman's received top honors for quality, service and low pricesthere is a game changer this year. a popular supermarket has lower prices than years past. find out which one and how you can save $1,000 on groceries in a year tonight at >>> caught red-handed, helping himself to collection pony and the man this church surveillance video -- in this church surveillance video is an usher at this florida church. leaders became suspicious after the collection plate came up short. police say they caught the 60-year-old usher grabbing fifties full of cash and stuffing the money into his pockets. he says he was on the way to the altar to donate the $350 they found on him. the usher is now charged with felony theft. >>> disgusting. that's how police in baltimore describe the death of a community leader and a father of three. gunned down outside of his own home, it marks the 295th homicide this year in baltimore and this particular case is more than just that number. kim daisy of wbal reports. >> it takes a special, cowardly, insecure little punk to do what ha

>> it's an experience. >> but it starts from danny wegman setting the culture. there's a reason that kip has a great company. he sets a culture. there's a reason that -- they set a culture. >> you just answered some questions. when we come back, you'll start asking questions. i'm going to start asking. >> thank goodness you're here. great to have you here, marcus, as always. >> mandy, back to you. >> we'll get back to the iconic conference in a second. in the meantime, seema mody is joining us with a market flash. >> good afternoon. all eyes on the industrials. names like motorola, act vision blizzard and texas instruments all up 2% or so. xerox though leading the way. nearing session highs and looking for its best day since early september. for now, mandy, back to you. >> thank you very much, seema. turning to the overseas markets, global stocks are up as investors shift their focus to key economic indicators out of china. live from the conference in boston, william priest with $43 billion in assets. great to see you today, william. thank you very much for your

wegmans received the top honor. there is a game changer.onight at 5:00 erica gone sal less will show you how you can save $1,000 on groceries a year. i'm listening. tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >>> so you have to hear how police ended a standoff in arizona. police chased a shoplifting suspect on to a roof in phoenix. you see him right there. they surrounded the building here and then he came out with that list of demands. he wanted three donuts and a cup of coffee before he would come down so they got him three donuts and a cup of coffee. powdered jelly was his choice. >> powdered jelly. >> police picked it up from the dunkin donuts and he surrendered. >> he had a hankering. you're making demands while you're surrounded by police? >> it happens in the movies. usually there's a jet and something else on that list. that'll do ya. >> 6:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. is it a donut and coffee kind of morning, chuck? >> absolutely. it's always coffee and donut weather in my opinion, anyway. nice hot cup of coffee or tea to get your day

we bead zappos, rei, wegmans. that was fortune magazine and great places. being transparent and building a culture that inspires people to do their best. >> we ask you, is what your name. >> sean. >> do you like working here. >> i love working here. >> what do you think of your boss. >> he is the the best. >> one that be that sets this apart. >> just the culture, completely different from anywhere i ever work. we have video games, we have fun every day that we come into work you are smiling. >> anthony, one of the things you have got in here you have a basketball court. >> we have a basketball court. >> come on, this is awesome. i'm wearing met or cycle gear and i get to shoot hoops. >> really. >> most ridiculous shot of the day, dressed like that. >> i'll tell you one thing, i could play for the sixthers. >> yeah, you could play. >> that is just how they play. >> thanks, chris. >> he is it. >> by the the way that company was named in the top five best companies to work for, you can see why. they have fun out there making a ton of money. >>> it is a movie w

bock: there is a company called wegmans, a family-owned chain, and they have always given their employeescoo told me this great story about this bakery worker that a customer call, i have a wedding tomorrow, the cake got screwed up, can somebody help me? the breaking worry -- the bakery worker shuts down the bakery completely, bigs the cake, complete me shuts down, they lose a day of revenue. a guy comes back and his manager says that was the right thing to do. if you want to give advice to an employee about how you get more out of your job, how you perform better, what would it be? mr. bock: the biggest thing would be what is the right thing for the end user. just focus on doing the right thing for them, and every thing else will work out. stephanie: hold on -- what is the right thing? ati'm some of that shops neiman marcus, the right thing is sell me things that 70% off, but that is not the right thing for the store. mr. bock: here's what i would say -- take a small risk that faces you in the favor of your customers. if you are a small, trying to figure out how to advertise on google, w

wegman's is recalling it's italian classic butternut squash ravioli.ppening right now if you're heading to the philadelphia international this is what you'll see. baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants and cabin cleaners are fighting for more money. the strike is supposed to last today but everything so far is running smoothly. also happening today uber will do more than to get you from paint a to point b. people in philadelphia can use the service to help protect them from the flu. from 11:00 to 3:00 you can call uber to gate flu shot. for $10 a nurse will come to your house. have a great day. >>> this morning on "today's take," khloe kardashian opens up about lamar, caitlyn and her famous family. >>> then a new movie that's getting a lot of award season buzz. >>> we'll cut the calories from your favorite thanksgiving dishes in our 16 to 16 challenge. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome t