walmart hired p.r. consultants and union busters to push back for years but the company never really changed the way itne does business and yet somehow the left has mostly stopped attacking them. how did that happen? part of the answer is that liberals got rich and then lost interest in economics. they adopted identity issues instead, but walmart, meanwhile, figured outut it could buy immunity from criticism from the left by mouthing left-wing pieties. that's all it takes, really. sound and woke and they will leave you alone. if walmart plans to sell the remainder of its ar-15ai ammunition, so this couldn't really be about saving lives, obviously. it's about the money, it's only about the money from and that's not a surprise, because there's a lot of money at stake. by revenue, walmart is the largest company in thef world. the family is the richest family in america, collectively they are worth more than $150 billion. how did they get so rich? selling foreign goods to domestic consumers. cheap chinese g

i revenue walmart is the largest in the world. the walton family collectively is worth more than $150 billion. how did they get so rich? selling foreign goods to domestic consumers. cheap chinese garbage, which is that american manufacturers could never match. according from one study, america actually lost 400,000 jobs thanks to walmart's reliance on chinese imports, and it shows. is what many american towns look like today thanks to walmart. here are some of the gleaming new city is that the communist chinese government but with the prophets. look at that. don't you wish we had that? we don't. at times, walmarts sold the goods at a loss just long enough to drive american competitors out of business completely. smaller retailers and the jobs they provided just vanished. in many places walmart became one of the few remaining employers. as of today with more than one at a half-million americans at one time work at walmart and it's not by and large an improvement over what we had before and it's not getting better. in 2005, the majo

today walmart c.e.o. said the status quo is unacceptable announcing walmart will discontinue sales of ammunition for assault-style weapons and handguns, and discontinue hand gun sales in alaska, the only state where it still sells handguns and after panic at a missouri walmart -- >> male wearing a bullet proof vest and an ar around his neck has just walked into the store and is recording himself >> reporter: one suspect arrested today the company said, we are respectfully requesting that customers no longer openly carry firearms into our stores in states where open carry is permitted. so far this year, 289 mass shootings. >> walmart leadership is stepping up to the vacuum they see from washington leadership they have to protect their customers. they have to protect their associates >> reporter: the question tonight, will other retailers follow walmart's lead? dick's sporting goods is already cutting back on gun and ammo sales after the parkland school shooting in a statement, the nra now says it is shamef

>>> the major change at walmart. new limits on gun and ammo sales, asking customers not to openly carry the pointed reaction tonight from the nra >>> also tonight, on edge as students go back to school >> they also provide a place for a student to hide behind in hopes that help gets here. >> inside the $48 million school designed to stop active shooters >>> and olympic superstar simone biles breaking her silence on her brother's you triple murder arrest >> translator: this is "nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone. hurricane dorian is finally latestmages painting a grim picture of surging ocean waters where dand on existed. and destruction virtually everywhere tonight dorian is marching up the southeast coast of the united states, menacing coastal communities from florida to north carolina where we could still see a direct hit our team is spread out across the storm zone tonight and we begin our coverage with morgan chesky in the hard-hit bahamas >> reporter: tonight the bahamas unrecognizable the

it is noteworthy to say walmart. there is something symbolic about walmart taking a move like this. that companies serves a lot of people here in the united states. some of those who are gun owners, some may see this as an afront as their right to carry weapons. what is the blowback for companies who take a stand like this? >> there is a company in the united states called dick's sporting goods. they stops selling weapons a long time ago, and their business suffered for a few months. then it picked back up and they're doing just fine. i expect for walmart, it will be much the same. they are a huge retailer. their business is not really in guns. they will be okay. the key part is it shows where the momentum in the united states is going. people around the world are right to think about this as being absolutely crazy. in 2017, the united states had 40,000 gun deaths. that's more than we have ever had in a single year. 23,000 of those suicides. we need to take some action to lower these numbers. >> mathew litman. we appreciate your time and perspective on this very important issue. tha

walmart's ceo said the status quo is unacceptable, announcing walmart will discontinue sales of ammunition for assault-style weapons and handguns and discontinue handgun sales in alaska, the only state where it still sells handguns and after panic at a missouri walmart -- >> a male wearing a bulletproof vest and an a.r. around his neck has just walked into the store and is recording himself >> reporter: one suspect arrested the company said "we are respectfully requesting that customers no longer openly carry firearms into our stores in states where open carry is permit." so far this year 289 mass shootings. >> walmart leadership is stepping up to the vacuum they see from washington leadership they have to protect their customers. they have to protect their associates >> reporter: the question will other retailers follow walmart's lead dick's sporting goods is already cutting back on gun and ammo sales after the parkland school shooting in a statement the nra now says it is shameful to see walmart succumb to the pressure of the anti-gun elites. rather than place the blame on the criminal w

walmart, i admired them . that hasne corporation chosen to do some of these changes in their own corporation and things. quite frankly in the dakotas, minnesota, nebraska, iowa, , as far as hunting guns , nobody would ever think of going to walmart for any guns and things like that. but i want to let the people think of something that paul harvey said years ago on his radio program. away a citizen's right to bear arms or have guns then the only ones who will have guns are the criminals. host: that's debbie in, south dakota. jose, doug in san california. caller: good morning. first of all, i want to point out that every time there is a highly publicized shooting, the solution seems to be to take guns away from the people who didn't commit the crime. secondly with respect to all the commentarybo mental illness, i'm aware of the statistics, but i would suggest that someone who thinks it's ok to commit a mass shooting does in fact have a ,ental health issue and lastly when you take away the second amendment which

also honored five citizens from el paso, texas who acted to save lives during a mass shooting at a walmart. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the medal of valor and heroic commendations. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [♪] >> ladies and dental men, the president of united states a company by the attorney general. ♪ >> good morning everybody and thank you for joining us today. presidentke to thank trump for the ceremony. let me saves an honor to serve under president who is so strongly a supporter of law enforcement and has the back of police officers and first responders. thank you mr. president. [applause] we have come together to recognize the extraordinary actions of fellow citizens. the president has chosen to honor fellow citizens from texas who displayed an extraordinary degree of care for their fellow person, putting their fellow their own lives at risk. we also honor six police officers of ohio who put themselves between a gunman and a crowd of innocent civilians. for the people out in dayton that night, these officers were the thin blue line between life a

walmart ceo doug mcmillan surprised many with a company memo, in which he announced walmart was limiting sales on ammunition for short barrel rifles and handguns. getting out of the handgun market altogether. and discouraging open carry in all stores except for enforcement. but mcmillan was responding to the shoot at the el paso walmart that killed 22. it was written by my next guest, columnist andrew ross sorkin. in a letter entitled dear walmart ceo, you have the power to curb gun violence, do it. sorkin wrote, what happened over the weekend was not your fault but it is your moral responsibility to see it stops. the legally purchased weapons that were used in the mass shootings did not come from walmart. but guns in america travel through a manufacturing and supply chain like wells fargo and software companies like microsoft and delivery and logistics giants like federal express and u.p.s., all of those companies in turn count walmart as a crucial client. the nra called walmart's actions this week shameful. shameful to see walmart succumb to the anti-gun laws. but those retailers will

suppose you are running walmart. your decision is surely not a political decision and i don't think it's a p.r. decision. i think it's a decision on whether or not not selling these hand guns and ammunition is good for the business. if the business improves because of what you're doing, then do it. surely that's your primary consideration. >> that would be my primary consideration. but i don't know what walmart's p & l statement looks like but i believe that simply by not selling ammunition, it's not going to hurt them. secondly, i don't believe that the gun control nuts are going to flock to walmart because of this move. so i believe that walmart would not be in the middle of this ongoing debate and controversy about guns and ammunition and different types of guns. stuart: i think more companies are going to be forced into whether it's a p.r. response or whatever, they are going to be forced to respond to social pressure. i think that's a movement which is gaining steam in america. you with me on this? >> i'm with y

the medal of honor and five citizens from el paso, texas, who helped save lives at a mass shooting at walmart were also honored. here's a look at the president's remarks. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the resr recipients of medal of valor and hero iic commondations. [ applause ] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the attorney general. ♪ ♪ is ♪ ♪ is ♪ ♪ >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for join, us today. i'd like to thank president trump for hosting this ceremony. and let me say that it's an honor to serve under a president who has so strongly a supporter of law enforcement and has the back of police officers and first responders. thank you, mr. president. [ applause ] we've come together to recognize the extraordinary actions of 11 fellow citizens. the president has chosen to honor five civilians from texas, who displayed an extraordinary degree of care for their fellow man, putting their own lives at risk. we also honor six police officers from ohio, who put themselves between a gunman and a crowd of innocent civilians. for the pe

you mentioned walmart, a story last week you had on the hill, walmart's decision on guns and ammo in certain places. does that have a nice way and how legislators might make their decisions? guest: certainly, or at least that is the hope of gun reform supporters. they believe corporate america getting behind these things will change the dialogue. even if it does not mean immediate passage of these bills, it is changing the culture and the conversation. things have shifted over this month. it is not just walmart. it was a long list of corporations turning to take internal steps. at the same time, pushing congress to do something. the victims and advocates have not had a lot of sway on capitol hill. nothing has been done on guns for decades. democrats are hoping that corporations have a little more voice. couple of these shootings have happened in texas and what you saw last weekend -- was theant lieutenant governor coming out for background checks. he had an a plus rating from the nra and the nra really came after him. a lot of public pressure. credit toe too much these corporations w

.>>> i met the live news desk and we have a major announcement from walmart this morning. the store will no longer sell ammunition for handguns and, is now asking his customers to not carry guns into walmart stores. walmart says it will stop selling handguns altogether in alaska, the only state where is still selling handguns. but walmart will continue to sell hunting rifles like long barrel deer rifles and shotguns including most ammunition for those guns. in a memo to employees, the ceo says walmart's changes were prompted by the el paso, dayton and odessa mass shootings. we are trying to take constructive steps to reduce the risks that events like this will happen again. he said. walmart represents about 2% of the guns sold in the united states.>>> to the storm watch now, hurricane dorian is downgraded to a category 2 storm but still headed towards the united states coastline after battering the bahamas. we are starting the team coverage now. >>> hurricane dorian is starting to move away from the bahamas after just pummeling the bahamas over the last two days. here is t

marisela luna was managing the mcdonald's inside the walmart when the murder burst into the entrance. she gathered customers from the lobby and led them to other hiding places shielding them from the line of sight. thank you for rescuing others from grave danger. >> tunnels supervisor angelica silva is looking at another was working at another location when she got notified. she went straight to the scene to check on employees. upon arriving she saw two people in the parking lot who were very badly wounded. she alerted first responders and helped save the life of one of those severely injured the's. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> chris grant was picking out snacks when he saw the murderer firing at innocent shoppers a few miles away from him. chris grabbed, listen to this, soda bottles and anything else in front of him and begin hurling them at the gunmen, distract him from the other shoppers and causing the shooter to turn toward chris and fire chris. chris suffered two very serious gunshot but is recovering well and we wish him the best. please think chris for us. [ applause ]

breaking news on walmart. it is limiting the sale of guns and ammunition after store shootings last month. this will bring walmarts percentage of market share down ofbetween 6% and 9% from 20% the sales of guns and ammunition. it is also asking for customers not to open carry in its stores in any staple stop walmart limiting the sale of guns and ammunition following the store shootings last month. we're halfway into a pretty difficult trading day. >> it is difficult. we are off the lows of the session. is off by about 350 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq off as well. chinamid ongoing u.s. uncertainty. are we going to get back to the table as trade as well so weaker manufacturing data we got out of u.s. this morning, sparking a russian a classic safe havens including u.s. bonds, 10 year yield down by about five basis points. that defensive tone is confirmed when we look at the sector composition of the s&p 500. you can see up top are the classic defenses. down at the bottom, yet the industrials going the big drag

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today, walmart's c.e.o. doug mcmillon referenced these tragedies as he announced sweeping changes to the retail giant's ammunition and gun sales. in a memo he writes, "it's clear to us that the status quo is unacceptable." the company plans to discontinue sales of short-barrel rifle and handgun ammunition and stop handgun sales in alaska, the last state where they still sold those weapons. they'll request customers no longer openly carry firearms into stores in states where open carry is permitted, but they can still buy deer rifles and ammo. within hours of making the announcement, the n.r.a. tweeted, "it is shameful to see walmart succumb to the pressures of the antigun elites. lines at walmart will soon be replaced by lines at other retailers who are more supportive of america's fundamental freedoms." >> when you get the bad guys in there, they're not going to follow the rules. >> reporter: roy gillean owns the barn door steakhouse in odessa. the rise in mass shootings across the country prompted him to g

. >>> walmart will quit vaping. it will sell out the e- cigarettes it hasn't will stop selling the product. >> eight deaths so far, the latest a man in his 40s who vaped for pain. walmart is bowing out. >> that's good, i'm glad to hear that. >> walmart shoppers react hearing the retail giant will stop selling e-cigarette products after the stock runs out. >> people need time to look at where they are buying it from. >> some suspect bootleg ingredients but support the ban. >> i was a smoker for seven years and vaped for two and now i don't smoke or vape. leave it to the professionals. >> i don't buy my vape at wal- mart. i buy toothpaste here. >> you have worries about the lancados disease. >> i think walmart is doing the right thing. i don't think people come to wal-mart to purchase their vape. >> reaction from a vape shop. >> unfair creating a scares that unnecessary. >> walmart jumped on the bandwagon without study. >> the ingredients are on the label. lab tested. >> these sellers. >> most will be what they call b

real quickly before he let, you mention walmart, i did come too. the ceo saying after visiting el paso in early august, they would be looking at thoughtful and deliberate ways to respond and they've been giving a look at firearms. just quickly, your thoughts. areas you can open carry, now you cannot take her gun into a walmart in those places where it would be okay. according to mumbai. they are saying to people, "please don't do that." >> as i mentioned, there is an assault weapons ban from '94 to 2004. not the nra, not fox news, but the government had a report that said there was no discernible impact. that involved high-capacity magazines. i just mentioned the gun free zones, 90% of mass shootings happened in gun-free zones. one of them, the measures that we in texas take to make sure that we can do to intervene in a mass shooting, is to make sure law-abiding citizens can protect themselves and their families, their community, their schools. that's part of the second amendment right. and the reason we have such a high standard of protection in t

in the wake of the mass shootings in el paso, walmart last month and el paso walmart last month that killed 22 people, ceo sent a letter to congress demanding lawmakers do their part to stop gun violence. will our leaders and president finally take this true american carnage seriously? finally do something? maybe start by listening to carla burn. you heard her powerful plea. right here last night on the show. days after her brother was shot to death in his car as he sat at a traffic light with his wife and kids. on their bay to have a family picture taken. listen to what she says. >> i ask everybody right now to look at their loved ones. their spouse, their significant other. children. brother, sister. look at their family members. they could be next. i have never ever thought that i would be standing here today talk about to cnn in my town because my brother was slain. it could happen to any of us we have to take action together. >> she's right. it could happen to any of us. question is, will we do something to stop it? the devastation in the bahamas from hurricane dorian just begin

walmart is also asking lawmakers to do their part. ceo doug mcmillan sending a letter that reads, "there are multiple bills before the house and senate that address gun safety and are worth examining. >> the retail giant also urging congressional leaders to pass stronger background checks and reauthorize an assault weapons ban. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is clearly not motivated to take action. >> if the president took a position on a bill so that we knew we would actually be making a law and not just having serial vote, i'd be happy to put it on the floor. >> on a conference call with house democrats, speaker nancy pelosi urged her caucus to keep the pressure on mcconnell to introduce gun legislation. and on tuesday the grocery chain kroger asked customers not to openly carry guns in its stores, even in open-carry states. kroger stopped selling gossip last year. >> hard to see how they're going to enforce this. when you have two huge retailers saying, listen, leave your guns at home, that's a big signal that companies

i think that walmart has taken a huge step, you know. at the end of the day we said at that time that walmart is a big employer and big retailer with a bigfoot print. what they do, others follow. that is when you see wegman's and cvs. dick's did it a couple of years ago and now a bunch of other retailers doing it now. is it far enough? can we create enough pressure on mitch mcconnell and donald trump that they listen to what people across america are saying. this is not about sports people that use their guns responsibly or hunters that use their guns responsibly. it is people that ought not have guns don't have access to the military style weapons that can kill so many innocent souls in the span of a minute. that is what they are trying to stop. other countries and democracy has been able to do this and stop mass shooting. they don't have people that ought not have them have access to guns. that is what we are trying to do here. you know i have had issues with walmart on their education policies, labor policies. but let's call them out

now comes walmart with this decision. you see big movement, and even in the public, public opinion, you have, you know, over 80% of americans say they support gun licensing. this is without any big political leader pushing for those kinds of reforms. that is so incredibly significant because americans understand that because we have more guns than people in this country, we are all at risk. it's not a question of if there will be another shooting. it's a question of when. i think americans are waking up to this issue. >> well, it's in the facts. it's in the numbers. you can't deny it. the facts are there. igor, thanks so much for taking the time. >> thanks, jim. >>> all right. still to come at any minute, we're going to get the next update on the path of hurricane dorian. that's at 11:00 eastern. we'll bring it to you as we get new video from the bahamas and the devastation left behind by this storm. we have crews on the ground there. stay with us for that. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like th

walmart is eliminating handguns from stores in alaska. retailer also asking customers to no longer openly carry firearms in stores where open carry is legal the move coming five years into his tenure as ceo. he had been reluctant to speak publicly against gun violence. he has entered the debate. in a memo to employees on tuesday he called the status quo unacceptable he said walmart believes the reauthorization should be debated in washington to determine it's effectiveness and also encouraged lawmakers in washington to strengthen background checks as well as fund research into gun violence. something the government has been prohibited from doing this could prove to be a watershed moment in large part i would argue because it can give license to other business leaders to enter the conversation kroger the largest u.s. super market chain followed walmart's move in asking customers to stop openly carrying guns in stores so a big move yesterday in the business community i think we'll see more of this with the -- i don't know if you saw the was

one dollar cheaper than shipt or inis a cas ins instacard. >> i like walmart. valuation is still pretty attractive this is their strategy heavily very invest in the consumer i think they will gain share. i think they will be able to spend, about a billion dollars in sga that they are talking about but still -- it's still well within their guidance and you'll still see operating leverage which is my reason for owning it anyway, spending coming down. >> you just touched on it. that's the key question. what's the cost. delivering infrastructure is very expensive >> that's one of the reasons why the stock didn't do anything for the past several years they were heavily in spending. no top line growth organic growth earnings were missing like every other quarter. now actually they are controlling their investment spend and i think they are doing it very wisely and i think they can reap the rewards and the consumer will be very happy. >> something that they got a first move advantage on over amazon whole foods done have its footprint yet and perhaps that can the stop

the nra immediately slammed walmart's decision saying it's shameful to see walmart succumb to the pressure of the anti-gun elites. lines at walmart will soon be replaced by lines at other retailers who are more supportive of america's fundamental freedoms. another retailer, kroger is telling people not to carry their weapons into their stores, even in open carry states. and today "the washington post" has a full page editorial listing all of the victims of mass shootings since columbine back in 1999 headlined do something, mcconnell. joining me now is the founder of moms demand action, steve israel, author of the novel big guns, and rick tyler, former senior advisor to ted cruz and an msnbc political analyst. shannon, first to you. we've seen what the nra has to say. do you have any hope from your perspective that mitch mcconnell will do anything? he's said he's not going to move until he knows that the president is going to sign something. which some have said is turning the senate's power over to the white house rather than having open debate and seeing whether there are the votes. >> a

today walmart c.e.o. doug mcmillon referenced these tragedies as he announced sweeping changes to the retail giants ammunition and gun sales. in a memo he writes, it's clear to us that the status quo is unacceptable. the company plans to discontinue sales of short barrel rifle and hand gun ammunition and stop hand gun sales in alaska. the last state where they still sold those weapons. they'll request customers no longer openly carry firearms into stores in states where open carry is permitted, but they can still buy deer rifles and ammo. within hours of making the announcement, the n rorks a tweeted, it is shameful to see walmart succumb to the pressures of the anti-gun elites. lines at walmart will soon be replaced by lines at other retailers who are supportive of america's fundamental freedoms. >> emily: when you get the bad guys in there, they're not going to follow the rules. >> reporter: roy owns the bar steak house in odessa. the rise in mass shootings prompted him to get a conceal hand gun license

. >>> also this morning, walmart's big move to limit gun and ammunition sales in the wake of recent mass shootings. reaction swift overnight. widierence. >>>le link bween students who got accepted. >>> plus, roger falls while serena soars at the u.s. open. >>> also, one city's bizarre way to confront a moose on the loose. >>> and the new big screen tv with a $42,000 price >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with hurricane dorian approaching the u.s. coastline after wiping out part of the bahamas. thousands of power outages are already reported in florida. >> here's where the storm is right now. the eye of dorian is staying well off the coast passing east of cape canaveral but tropical storm force winds can be felt 170 miles away from the eye wall. >> here's the latest forecast on where the storm is heading. the big concern is for the carolinas including charleston tomorrow followed by the outer banks of north carolina. in addition to heavy rain, coastal areas are bracing for a storm surge that could reach seven feet. up to 10 inches of rain could fall

en todo el paÍs el aunque no dejara de vender armas como muchos le exigen, walmart cambiara una politica en medio de la ola de violencia por armas de fuego. la empresa anuncio que dejara de >>la empresa anunciÓ que dejarÁ de vender municiones para pistolas y rifles de caÑo corto ademÁs de exigir a sus clientes que no lleven armas a sus tiendas. walmart dejarÁ de vender municiones para armas de fuego en sus 4000 ct 100 las tiendas en todos los estados unidos estos hace tres dÍas despuÉs del tiroteo donde siete personas murieron y un mes despuÉs de la masacre en el paso texas donde murieron 22 ya no se van a vender municiones para venta de caÑÓn corto y tampoco para armas de fuego y se dejarÁ de vender pistolas, desde ahora la tienda se enfocarÁ en vender accesorios pero definitivamente ayuda muchÍsimo que las tiendas puedan tener la decisiÓn de vender cierto tipo o de armas y asÍ pues ayudar mucho a las comunidades el presidente de walmart dijo que los cambios fueron a consecuencia del tiroteo son crÍmenes muy fuertes y muy difÍciles que la verdad no tenemos control y pre

. >>> a major announcement today from walmart. the retail giant says it will end all handgun ammunition sales. and will no longer allow customers to carry guns into stores. it is also halting handgun sales in alaska. that's the only state where it was still selling them. this comes just a month after that horrific mass shooting in el paso, where a gunman killed 22 people at a walmart there. cnn's christina alesci is with me. obviously, the pressure has been mounting. we've been covering so many mass shootings in the last while. do you think that this will actually affect their bottom line? >> i don't think any company is going to make a decision that's truly going to hurt their bottom line in a material way. >> yeah. >> in this case, the biggest change that walmart is making it its ban on open carry. it says it's making this decision because it's a seen a recent uptick of people coming into the store, trying to scare consumers. in reality, walmart has been pressured with this for a while. walmart feels the tide has changed and is

, walmart has chosen to victimize law-abiding americans. your reaction? >> walmart will continue to sell rifles and shotguns used in hunting and ammunition and they are also going to allow lawful permit holders in their store. there is an overreaction but at the same time lawful gun owners like myself and others want ammunition they can use both to hunt with and to defend themselves and that is our second amendment constitutional right. shannon: do you think anything gets done on the hill? democrats are pushing, mitch mcconnell says the reason to push anything to the floor i don't think the president will sign but seem to signal mixed go to take steps being offered. >> the white house and the senate and mcconnell need a solution that works. proposal that would pass the house and senate signed by the president of the american people expect to work together to come up with solutions. shannon: thank you. donald trump called the mueller investigation a giant illegal scam. lindsey graham calling for the fisa application. our experts next. .. >>

. >> walmart is changing parts of its gun sale policy. this comes in the wake of backlash that the company faced after a number of shootings, mass shootings over the summer, including one at the seelo vista mall that's where 22 people died. here's the latest on what walmart is going to change and what is going to stay the same they have updated their gun policy, they are discontinuing sales of the following items short barrelled rifle ammunition, which could also be used in military-style weapons, handgun ammunition nationwide, handguns in alaska, which was the last state in which walmart sold them. what will be sold still long barrel deer rifles and shotguns along with the required ammunition for those firearms. hunting and sporting accessories and apparel. walmart's ceo telling cnbc.com, we believe these actions will reduce our market share of ammunition from about 20% to a range of approximately 6% to 9%. we believe it will likely drift towards lower end of that range over time. keep in mind, back in 2015, walmart eliminated the sale o

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walma walmart called congress to act. "we encourage our nation's leaders to move forward and strengthen background checks ano have been determined to poese a imminent threat." >> i said it is several weeks ago if the president took a position on the deal, so that we knew we would be making a law and not just having serial loads, i would be happy to put it on the floor of the a administration and studying what they are preparing to support and anything. i expect to get an answer of that next week. joining me now, our political reporter from "bloomberg news" and michael steel. what's interesting here is the reporting out of the white house that the white house is searching to see what can pass congress. mcconnell is seizing what will the president support. that's usually is a sign of how things are happening. >> mitch mcconnell does not need the president to put anything on the senate. he runs the chambers, he knows that. what he's afraid of is there are a lot of single issue voters who'll perceive any action on guns as a t

a lot of people come to walmart to purchase their fate. >> reporter: five minutes away reaction from a long time vape shot. >> they are creating this gear that is unnecessary. >> reporter: they say that walmart jumped on the anti-vape bandwagon without real study. >> the ingredients are right there on the label and has been completely lab tested every single time. >> reporter: they say that people that are sick and mostly date cannabis that is likely contaminated. >> this is something made in the black market and sold on the black market. >> it is definitely wrong they are pulling something and telling people to get off of cigarettes that are on the shelf because of a scare. >> reporter: walmart has also been cutting back on the types of firearms and ammunition they carry. since cigarette makers have the money in the vape industry critics say that is why it exploded unchecked. >> it makes money and anything that makes money goes across the market. if you inhale stuff into your lungs you will have health consequences. >> reporter: health officials say they have not found a cause and c

walmart is also asking lawmakers to do their part. ceo doug mcmillan sending a letter to congress that reads, "there are multiple bills before the house and hate that address the issue of -- senate that address the issue of gun safety and are worth examining." senate majority leader mitch mcconnell clearly not motivated. >>> the search for victims of a deadly dive boat fire off the california coast have been suspended. 33 passengers and one crew member are now presumed dead. we have new video of the u.s. coast guard responding to the labor day disaster. the coast guard spent 23 hours searching 160 square miles for victims. we're also learning more about the victims this morning, including a family of five from stockton, california, and a 25-year-old woman from cincinnati whose mother is devastated. >> she was just following her dreams. she loved it here, and she loved the boat. she loved diving. and she would just do -- could do anything she wanted. >> of the 39 people aboard, only four crew members and a captain were found alive. >>>

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obviously, walmart, what they do or don't do matters. >> yes, and walmart is one of the largest retailers in the world and one of the largest firearms retailers in america. so we're really hoping to take a stand within our sphere of influence. you know, as employees of this company, walmart is very receptive to the voice of every employee. and that's something that goes back to its founding with sam walton. so we were very much hopeful that they would take our opinions into consideration and really hear us out and we're very glad that they did. the next step is, this is an ongoing problem in this country. there's legislative action that can be done. but really, in our sphere of influence with the result, that is something that hasn't entered this national conversation, that people have to buy these weapons and ammunition from somewhere. even as recently as the mass shooting in florida in the nightclub that killed 60 people, those bullets were bought at a walmart and now we no longer sell those bullets as of this morning. there are a lot greater cultural things that need to change in this

which is why the walmart thing is important. i'm with karine, mitch mcconnell, in the current world order, mitch mcconnell and donald trump will stop all gun and safety measures 100%. doesn't matter how many mass shootings there are, political change is not necessary. however the thing that changes the political structure is when the money starts to change. when republicans that march to the nra's tune, to their orders, start to get pressured by other financially organized interests, by business groups, by when walmart decides to do what it did, every retailer in the country that touches guns or ammunition is watching walmart's stock, understands those are sophisticated people in arkansas and who know it's not the public opinion changing so much but the public opinion is changing the way it has an impact on the bottom line and stock price. when that starts to happen, which is like symbolically and practically the walmart thing matters so much, everyone in the business community looks at walmart. they don't all necessarily do wha

underreported is the other thing walmart's ceo did. he asked congress to pass universal background checks, that say big statement coming from america's biggest retailers. back to the markets. i was warning you yesterday that september is traditionally very hard on the markets, losing 1% over the course of the monday on average. the dow lost more than 1% yesterday. you've got the tariffs worries and factory data showing the first slowdown in production in three years. the institute for supply management says new orders are the lowest in seven years. we knew a bunch of states, actually 30 of them, were talking about teaming up and investigating google. now "the washington post" says that investigation is for sure going to happen and the states will announce the details next monday. this is bipartisan. attorneys general from both parties looking into how google may try to snuff out competition. you remember that company cloudflare and its ceo made news recently when it said it would withdraw support for 8chan. he'd headed toward an ipo, p

como la compró en una venta privada y para la asociación nacional del rifle la decisión de walmart es vergonzosa los vecinos del agresor hispano le llaman el loco nos revelaron que casi todas >> desde que llegamos nos daba miedo porque la madrugada tiraba a balazos, sabíamos que era el. >> la ciudad de odessa dio los nombres y fotografías de las siete víctimas donde aparece rodolfo arco de origen cubano quien su familia reveló que murió manejando cuando iba al trabajo. >> que de en shock , en la mañana se despidió de mi. >> éste es otro de los sobrevivientes heridos, tirador le dio tres disparos en las dos piernas este logro ver la cara del agresor y dice . >> me dio coraje, y mucha pena por la gente que fallecio . >> las cruces blancas que son un emotivo tributo a las víctimas y que se ponen en otro tipo de masacres llegaron aquí a odessa donde hasta ahora se pone el nombre de siete personas y aquí la gente llega como poner flores y pide por ellos . >> en odessa texas noticias telemundo. >> la policía de oakland recompensa de $10,000 para quien de información para el arr

walmart today responded to it. it's not an elected body, but it's one of the largest stores in america. what was their announcement, and what do you think the significance of it ask? >> walmart announced today that they're dramatically reducing the kind of ammunition they're going to sell all over the united states. and this is really huge, because, chris, as you point out, they are actually reacting to where the public is. they're reacting to their customers. they're reacting to their employees who after the el paso shooting told us and then told the media that they don't feel safe working in their stores. and so what walmart did was really establish a new standard, that if you're a business and you're interested in keeping your employees and your customers safe, you have to do everything you can to help pass gun reform, to help build safer communities. and the largest retailer in the world, the largest retail in america taking that step, and also saying that they're going to push congress to push gun reform. i th

." >>> walmart's big move on guns. the crackdown, the weapons and ammunition they now say they won't sell after recent horrific shootings. >>> new twists in the college admissions scandal. a parent's legal filing reveals new files. what it could mean for lori loughlin and the parents facing charges. >>> stunning upset overnight. tennis great roger federer knocked out by an unseated player and serena williams sails on to the semis in just 44 minutes. >>> and good morning, america. we want to get right to hurricane dorian this wednesday morning. it's making its way up the east coast. that's a live look at melbourne, florida right now where winds gusted near 16 miles an hour overnight. >> and let's take a look at the satellite right now overnight. d northnd the national hurricane center warning about a life-threatening storm surge and this morning there is utter devastation in the bahamas where it made landfall three times as a category 5 storm. >> three times. here's what we know right now, florida, georgia, the carolina

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