and the major supreme court ruling on guns. first, the images coming in chaos at a supermarket south of little rock. a gunman opening fire on victims at least three people killed. two police officers among the ten wounded. customers running from the store. what we ve just learned about the suspect late today. pierre thomas standing by. also tonight, 15 states under heat alerts from coast to coast. new york issuing its first air quality alert of the season. amtrak and thousands of commuters struggling with delays along the northeast corridor. some areas facing triple-digit temperatures. erielle reshef at penn station. and the new tropic threat forming along the east coast. the system possibly gaining strength this weekend. thunderstorms, heavy rain, and winds. our weather team timing it out. family tragedy in florida. a couple swept away by a rip current while on vacation with six children. a supreme court ruling on a major gun case. upholding a law banning people
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to do. back at kmart in mapleton, georgia, store manager bill bonsour says working on thanksgiving, it s no bother. for him it s about meeting the customer demand. one thing to understand this year, we have one less week for shopping between thanksgiving and christmas than we did last year. reporter: and the big demand here at kmart were the tvs. people came in crowds. they sprinted over here. kmart is trying something a little different this year. they ll be open for a straight 41 hours, a lot longer than usual. kyung lah is in burbank, california. how are things looking over there, kyung? reporter: we ve been open two hours. it s pretty busy. people are lining up, they have wads of cash and are buying electronics and toys. even among the shoppers, there s also that same debate on whether or not it s actually worth it to brave these crowds s on
you see they ve got all of the tables set up. they re going to be preparing to feed people are down on their luck, want help, want a good thanksgiving meal. they re setting up the food. they re cooking. they re going to be leaning all the food down here and celebrities who will be dishing it out. there will be other people who will be coming. already cooking. every turkey that has been made has been made here at the mission. which i should tell you, going into its 100th year of feeding people. they ve been doing this about 3,000 meals a day, they re saying. so they re going to be out here today, through the morning, through the afternoon, still early here, but this is the idea to give back, ashleigh, to so many people in the community who rely on the missions here to feed them. but of course, everyone wants to have that special thanksgiving meal and they re going to get it. i hear they re going to have yams, mashed potatoes, pie, that will be delivered. those are donated but most food