We begin with something many of us are doing this holiday weekend, shopping, but instead of choosing between online and instore, more retailers want you do most. But is it faster is it cheaper . Courtney reagan puts it to the test that is our cover story. Walmart and target, macys and coles, home depot and lowes the good news is no matter which, it was consistent it was the same case for each. Coles was ready 42 minutes after. Target, 45. The bag news is the experience did not go without hiccup. I was togot a call from kohls everything was ready but the tree skirt. This isnt even the closest store. It keeps going back. Pickup was the easier part. That was pretty easy. The order was ready within one minute from the time i got to the counter. Which was fastest . Target all four orders were ready within an average of 42 minutes. Kohls was second, 46 minutes. The four cities put kohls slightly ahead of target home depot third fastest at one hour and 15 minutes. Macys fourth, 2 hours and 11
The store. Is it faster . Is it easier . S cheaper . Courtney rea it to the test and thats our cover story today. Retail test. Walmart and target. Macys and kohls. Home depot and lowes. Online pickup in store option. No matter which we shopped, the experience was consistent. It was the same case for each retailer we tested. 42 minutes. Target was 45. Not all experienc a call fro order is ready for pickup except for one item. That happened at chicago lowes too. Ordering online is supposed to be convenient, but each team thought it was more cumbersome part. Your pickup store, so this isnt closest. It keeps going back. Pickup was the easier part. That was pretty easy. The order was ready in one minute from the time i got to the counter. Which retailer was the fastest . Target. All four orders ready in average of 33 minutes. Kohls, the second. Averaging 46 minutes. Though when ease of ordering and pickup factored in, put kohls slightly ahead of target. He depot at one hour, 15 minutes. Mac
The store. Is it faster . Is it easier . S cheaper . Courtney rea it to the test and thats our cover story today. Retail test. Walmart and target. Macys and kohls. Home depot and lowes. Online pickup in store option. No matter which we shopped, the experience was consistent. It was the same case for each retailer we tested. 42 minutes. Target was 45. Not all experienc a call fro order is ready for pickup except for one item. That happened at chicago lowes too. Ordering online is supposed to be convenient, but each team thought it was more cumbersome part. Your pickup store, so this isnt closest. It keeps going back. Pickup was the easier part. That was pretty easy. The order was ready in one minute from the time i got to the counter. Which retailer was the fastest . Target. All four orders ready in average of 33 minutes. Kohls, the second. Averaging 46 minutes. Though when ease of ordering and pickup factored in, put kohls slightly ahead of target. He depot at one hour, 15 minutes. Mac
When police can shoot at a car. Reporter this video shows how quickly it can escalate to violence. But the Police Union Says the policy against shooting into cars is dangerous. Surveillance shows two men breaking into a car, with a getaway driver behind the wheel. Police say they recognize the driver and move in as one man gets into the car with a stolen bag you can hear office say stop police as he tackle it is suspect. Then driver backs over the officer and suspect as two others pull their guns out he runs over the pair again and speeds away. All three individuals were booked on attempted homicide. Reporter Police Arrested all three suspects. Everyone survived the incident no shots were fired. Officers showed restraint even though this was a deadly situation. Reporter the Police Officers association calls the departments use of force policy dangerous and is calling for change saying in a statement, it is outrageous that the policy imposed on our officers by the Police Commission proh
Hi sue. Good to see you, bill. Im sue herera. Welcome, everybody. Earnings season the is in full swing. Four dow components all reported their results today. Johnson johnson, proctor gamble, verizon, and travelers. This quarter is expected to be a strong one. Analysts are forecasting profits to rise by more than 11 , potentially making this the second strongest Earnings Growth period since 2011. The lofty expectations come at a time when u. S. Economy appears to be firing on all cylinders. Todays reports have one thing in common. All of the companies had something to say about the impact of the new tax law. And these blue chip results could set the tone for thii thi the to come. Johnson johnson topped earnings and revenue estimates helped by growth in new cancer drugs and sales from its international operations. But the drug company will take a 13. 5 billion charge related to the new u. S. Tax law. And plans to bring back billions of dollars from overseas immediately. J js tax hit is t