my heartaches writes wal-mart's ceo doug mcmillen. first a shooting an july 30th that claimed two lives in south haven, mississippi. days later panic sets in at a wal-mart in missouri when a heavily armed man walks in wearing full body armor. this time no shots are fired. the company is facing question. will america's largest retailer continue to be one of the world's biggest gun sellers? at the end of the deadly week wal-mart rolled out new guidelines instructing employees not to show violent movies in the entertainment section and banning displays of violent video games. the games themselves are still for sale and so are guns. >> they don't break down just how much revenue they generate from ammunition and firearms, but it's a business that obviously, you know, does well and offer them if they want to stick with it. >> reporter: top competitors target and amazon don't sell firearms. >> wal-mart is in a fierce battle with a lot of oretailers around the country and don't want to lose customers if they don't have to. >> reporter: wal-m

wal-mart is suing on most company alleging tesla solar panels caught fire at no fewer than 7 wal-mart stores between 20122018 archies alex mahela bitch going just in toronto with the latest alex tesla and wal-mart have been partners in clean energy tell us why it is bon as a now apparently going up in smoke. and these 2 companies were tight that one point we're talking about $240.00 wal-mart's with tesla solar systems built into fuel them also wal-mart ordered $45.00 of the new semi trucks that tesla is building the electric semi trucks which everybody's waiting to come out of c.n.n. this is that you know it was that was a really good relationship and now this is all gone downhill and it's because of a bunch of fires this is what wal-mart is alleging they're saying that there were a lawsuit alleges breach of contract gross negligence and failure to live up to industry standards now they're saying this because 7 wal-mart's were set ablaze basically and they're saying by these solar panels built by tesla the problem is this whole system for some reason wasn't only faulty to a certain de

that wal-mart does have fewer exits than the average wal-mart. it's right next to the mall, so traffic is just crazy. jon: this was a particularly busy shopping day too, as i understand it? >> yep, i mean, kids either are going back to school this coming monday or are already back at school. jon: is that why you were at the mall? >> yes, i was -- we were out looking for something for a gift for my aunt, because it's her birthday, so we were out there doing that. jon: in this video that again that you shot with your cell phone, you know, the people, they have their hands in the air, and they're moving with purpose, but they seem fairly calm. was that your experience? was there a lot of panic, or were people handling it pretty well? >> i think -- well, i think people just had different reactions because we didn't know what was going on exactly. some people just, you know, were trying to stay calm, but other people were just totally breaking down. there was a woman behind me that was, you know, crying and her family, they were trying to comfort her

what are you asking exactly of wal-mart? >> thank you so much for having me and putting light on this very important issue. what we're asking really our main reach is we would like wal-mart to stop the sale of ammunition and stop donating to nra ana plus politicians as well as to ban the concealed and open carry weapons on company property and in stores. >> so more than 42,000 people signed your petition. have you heard anything back from wal-mart yet? >> not yet. and we're really waiting on that response. you know, we understand, you know, all of us are very hit hard by this tragedy. it hit home for a lot of us, and we understand this takes time, but we're really hoping we get a response and that response is in the right direction. wal-mart has proven they're willing to take steps in the right direction. last year they raised the minimum wage to buy firearms from 18 to 21. we really believe this is showing something the public wants and employees want as well wal-mart will hopefully be persuaded into making this right decis

mainly wal-mart and the mall. [inaudible] >> we did have initially parts, i can confirm that those reports were not true, we have confirmed that there's nothing going on related to this incident at the center. >> are casualties still inside the wal-mart? medical personnel is attending to them, i don't know if they have been transported. >> what about -- [inaudible] >> i don't have any reports of a person arrested in horizon. i do know that we have one person detained and one person in custody right now, i don't have the location of where the person was detained but as soon as i get that and we will have more concrete information we will provide it. [inaudible] [speaking in spanish] >> one more time. initially parts of the weapon was a rifle, i can't confirm that yet but initially it was rifle. we had no information and we have not put out concrete response on what the motive for the shooting is, we are working at it and transitioning to crime scene phase and developing the information and -- [inaudible] >> we are

results, we have 6 and a half percent gain on wal-mart shares, wal-mart stock, it is a dow component, adding 45 thereabouts to the dow, jcpenney, also rising premarket after posting a loss than expected, you talk about the u.s. versus china, how about the u.s. and china, good news from alibaba also moving higher after beat on top line and bottom line numbers, later this hour we get july retail sales that's at the bottom of the hour, wal-mart helping reverse these futures out of the red, futures down luckily 200 points earlier in the session after -- but now look at them go, again, wal-mart shares adding 45 points to the dow futures, 146 point gain on the blue chips tat moment, china threatening retaliation at -- if u.s. goes through with tariffs on september 1st, that's what's caused disruption and the cooler heads prevailing, again, a amorphous threat from china, another one versus hard-real numbers from the biggest retailer and private employer in the country. checking on treasury yields, look at the 2-year versus 10-year, the 2-year is lower, the yield curve is not inverted, fligh

that wal-mart stores understandably and some of those employees are also protesting wal-mart's decision to continue to sell guns. >>our first sarah stinson report. >>we've learned the walmart employees across the country and specifically right here in the bay area are not going to work today. they're calling in sick, some because of their nerves. they're just terrified to go to work after 2 mass shootings at wal-marts across the country in just one week and then other people calling in sick, protesting because walmart continues to sell guns. they're one of the largest retailers of guns in the country so we have 2 different things going on. >>definitely people feeling scared to go to work so especially since you know the the shooting in el paso happen and then as we know. there's also a shooting at a walmart about a week ago in mississippi where a disgruntled employee opened fire inside a wal-mart shooting and killing 2 employees about 60 people working inside when shots rang out. and there's this with the recent shooting in el paso bulls weighing heavy on walmart employees but also for

you've raised the issue of private corporations, specifically wal-mart, the role of wal-mart and the selling of guns in the united states. igor: yeah, this is significant. wal-mart is the largest seller of guns in the united states, just given its size. and if wal-mart decided to take a stand on this issue, it could have a big difference. so my demand of wal-mart is, number one, stop selling guns, period, until we can raise the standard of gun ownership in this country. stop giving political contributions to lawmakers who take money from the n.r.a. and also, invest in the communities that you serve. fund gun buyback programs all around those communities. they have a troll play here. you know, as you point o out, legislative change, particularly on the federal level, takes a really long time. so it's up to us to organize all voices of society to help build that future. amy: you have this call for wal-mart to stop selling guns. they were selling them in the el paso wal-mart. they were selling them in mississippi, where two employees were just killed last week. companies like dick's spo

the wal-mart that was attacked was filled with thousands of people many of them with kids shopping for the beginning of the new school year eyewitnesses describe the immediate moments as extremely chaotic to navigate it saying so somebody shot another. kid and it was like we were just trying to get out of their trains that go to the closest stores that they could. try to push people out of the way or trying to get them to go with that officials put out desperate calls for blood donations to help dozens of wounded as patients were distributed across local hospitals. we took 7 patients to the operating room today. they underwent a number of procedures by a number of different specialists. and it's expected that over the course of the next several days we will need to do ongoing procedures on many of these patients. law enforcement arrested a 21 year old suspect and have found a manifesto online that may be linked to the shooting. that has a nexus point in time for sure hey koren the f.b.i. will be looking into that with all their federal authorities right now we're looking out for to ens

you know, wal-mart is one of the largest retailers of guns in the country. so we know for a fact that some bay area walmart employees are doing a sickout they will be at work and others are just not going to workers are simply too scared to do so now and here in union city out of walmart i've seen a few employees go inside. they just opened up so we hope to talk to some of them. plus customers see how people are feeling in the wake of just so much tragedy surrounding not only walmart but just our country as a whole for live in union city sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>thank you very much sara and today we're expected to get an update from the fbi on the investigation into the garlic a festival shooting. yeah we've got kron four's will tran on that story for us this morning. and we are just a little more than a week since the tragedy unfolded their will and yet still investigators are on scene is that correct. >>they're still behind me you can see james that checkpoint, nobody is allowed on to the festival grounds unless you're the fbi or local law enforcement

police how clear the wal-mart shopping center in texas to bring people to safety after a gunman wreaks carnage. reports of the shooting came in at 1039 local time the shopping center that was attacked was filled with thousands of people many with children shopping for the beginning of the school year. eyewitnesses described the immediate moments as extremely chaotic. to medicaid that said he saw somebody shot another shot at him and it was like we were just trying to get out there trying to go to the closest store is the big guy trying to push people away or trying to get them to go with bad officials put out desperate calls for blood donations to help the dozens of we did this patients would distribute it across local hospitals. we took 7 patients to the operating room today. they underwent a number of procedures by a number of different specialists. and it's expected that over the course of the next several days we will need to do ongoing procedures on many of these patients. law enforcement arrested a 21 year old suspect and to found a manifesto online that may be linked to the shoo

wal-mart in tesla partnered in green energy for years, wal- mart installed tesla panels on 240 stores, now wal-mart wants tesla to remove all of the panels and pay for the damage they caused. the lawsuit alleges breech of contract, grows negligence and failure to live up to industry standards. >>> facebook has a new tool designed to help protect the private information of users. it's called the clear history tool facebook users will soon be able to use it. when you click it, you will see your tracking activity from web sites that is reported pack to facebook for ad targeting purposes. if you tap the clear history button, it will erase that information from the facebook account. >> facebook is essentially rolling this out and it's going to hurt their ad platform if people adopt this in droves. most likely, most people won't know it's there. facebook is getting a pr win but coming out with this interesting feature. >> this feature is under off facebook activity but now, it's only available in ireland, south korea and spain. it should be available here in the u.s. later this year. >>> ap

obviously not at the wal-mart. you can't do what you do in a place like israel and the united states. it's too big. but we're finding out 7.62 caliber. it's safe to say that it's hard to explain how anybody would have the need or a way to purchase such a gun the background checks, it is bread crumbs to what we are seeing right now which is the capacity of people or of murderer to kill lots of civilians, armed or unarmed. to kill lots of civilians quickly, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 90 seconds. at that time, we did not have the nature of these mass killings that we are seeing again. it defies the imagination to think that these other regulations around gun ownership are able to protect the most likely and most lethal aspect of these shooting cases which is the capacity of someone to kill ten other people at this stage in 20 seconds. just imagine that. so i'm all for these regulations. protect communities from those. that's what we need to do with the guns. >> thank you all very much. as i said, we also have breaking ne

killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside busy wal-mart store it's being described as a hate crime a 21 year old has been arrested police say a racist manifesto published online may reveal his motives. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th straight weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response helping government buildings with stones and eggs crowds continue to march despite the threat of a military crackdown look at the latest from our reporter on the scene. i am. welcome to the program. 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead the most recent attack took place in the city of detent ohio police say 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a bar in the center of the city at least 16 others were taken to local hospitals with injuries a suspected shooter was killed on the scene of the incident took place just after 1 in the morning local time dane's mayor praised emergency services for their swift response to the attack. t

estaban en wal-mart comprando, cuando entrÓ el hombre armado con un rifle ak-47. su esposa resultÓ herida y ya fue dada de alta, pero nunca olvidarÁ la cerca que estuvo de la muerte. >> no esperÁbamos, no esperÁbamos nada de eso. >> es como si fuera mi segundo padre. >> el hermano de nicolÁs no podrÁ contarlo, muriÓ hoy en el hospital despuÉs de dos dÍas entre la vida y la muerte. >> a las 3 de la maÑana se puso grave creo, yo no sabÍa... (lloran) >> su cuÑada sigue internada en el hospital, por las lesiones sufridas. >> ella se recuperÓ, le sacaron la bala, estÁ consciente ya ahora. >> el jefe de cirujanos que atiende a los heridos en el hospital, casi rompe en llanto al hablar sobre los heridos de la matanza, que han muerto en las Últimas horas. >> de acuerdo a la mÁs reciente informaciÓn, todavÍa hay personas que estÁn en estado grave. >> al momento tenemos 6 pacientes bajo nuestro cuidado, uno estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica y los demÁs estan estables. >> los mÁs de 20 lesionados otro grupo fue llevado al centro mÉdico aniversario para recib

killed and dozens wounded in another mass shooting in el paso texas a gunman opened fire inside a busy wal-mart store it's being described as a hate crime a 21 year old has been arrested and police say a racist manifesto published online today reveal his motive. and in hong kong pro-democracy protesters are out on the streets for a 9th street weekend some demonstrators are turning on police after their heavy handed response to helping government buildings with stones and eggs crowds continue to march just spite the threat of a military crackdown we'll hear from our reporter who's on the scene. and it's not a bird it's not a claim it's a french inventor making the 1st successful crossing of the english channel on a jet powered hoverboard stay tuned for the story. or welcome to the program. 2 mass shootings 2 separate mass shootings in the united states have left almost 30 people dead both are now being treated as domestic terrorism the more recent attack took place in the city of dayton ohio police say 9 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a bar in the said terror of the city 27 othe

others ran for their lives. >> ( bleep ) gunshots in wal-mart. somebody got shot. >> reporter: alden hall was inside the store when the gunman started shooting and he recorded this video and is still shocked. >> i remember him smirking as he raised the gun towards me. >> reporter: yesterday's rampage is also being investigated by federal authorities. u.s. attorney john dash: >> we are going to do what we do to terrorists in this country, which is deliver swift and certain justice. >> reporter: police say that crusius is cooperating, but they wouldn't say more than that. minutes before the shooting, police say crusius allegedly uploaded an anti-immigrant manifesto on the website 8chan. a federal law enforcement source confirms to cbs news, the manifesto is playing a big role in their investigation. >> the attack, from what we know in the public record, certainly appears to be intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population. >> reporter: tonight, local police and f.b.i. investigators are still on the scene inside the bodies of the victims ha

shopping at wal-mart and out of town and wal-mart now, everybody is beginning to shop at amazon. used to work at wal-mart, not paid very well. they can't join a union. they have need permission to take off, why should the people of 20th century of pennsylvania love big business. >> if you look at per capita in west virginia, we are here, think of middle america, completely devastated, that's not quite true for the entirety of it. but most distressed areas are those lacking big business. a lot of the regions will never come back, i don't think there's an answer. west germany never solved the east germany problem, migration does work. i'm all for better policy to encourage migration. so i think people -- if they can, they want to move to areas where there's a lot more business and that's the case for big business for them. >> what would you say to those that are running main street, not just people but people who ran them, they may have cost a bit more. wal-mart and now amazon and is there another issue of what makes a community. >> keep in mind, most society face choices, they can

a gunman opened fire inside a wal-mart and shopping yesterday morning. the u.s. district attorney of western texas said it will be classified as a case of domestic terrorism and state prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty. >> just after 1 a.m. in dayton, ohio, a gunnman opened fire in a popular entertainment district killing nine people including his sister.

managed to wal-mart managed to build momentum in its core u.s. businesses despite a difficult backdrop. finally china's e-commerce join ali baba reported a beat in revenue growth despite the economic growth slowdown in china all the baba grew its active customer base by 20000000 from last quarter with only 70 percent over 70 percent of those new users from less developed cities it also saw its cloud segment growing 66 percent this quarter driven by increased consumer spending as global tensions put pressure on consumption jack ma executive has been focused on expanding the business through cross so opportunities within the ali baba ecosystem to drive out consumers as purchase frequency and category mr moggs efforts pointed out as all the obama stands uniquely positioned to counter the growing middle class and the urbanization of lower tier cities this will be just miles latest earnings report before he turns the reins to next in line in september. china signaled thursday that it plans to take retaliatory countermeasures against the latest round o

we said we do begin with fox news alert, hundreds of people honor the 20 lives lost in that horrific wal-mart shooting in el paso, we are learning new details about the suspect and what could have possibly fueled his hateful rampage, jonathan joins us live in el paso with the very latest this morning, good morning, jonathan. >> good morning, to you, the alleged gunman held without bond charged with capital murder in connection with deaths of 20 in wal-mart in the shopping center that you see behind me, federal authorities are investigating whether defendant offered antiimmigrant online postas they consider hate crime charges and the fbi is interviewing acquaintances in the dallas area . at this point we don't have any credible intelligence saying that there's anything going on in the future. >> a video posted on facebook shows inside of wal-mart when saturday's gunfire broke out, someone hiding under a shelf, if you hear the shots being father. mother and father shopping for school supplies lost their lives while shielding baby from gunfire. >> i think they were all 3 together, i think the fa

she was at the front of the wal-mart when the shooting began. first of all, how are you doing tabitha, i think we lost our connection. we'll try to reconnect. shimon, as we hear the stories though, of people waiting with kids. holding hands, walking around wanting to get school supplies, clothing, new clothes for skoom. it's an exciting time. >> it is. >> all of a sudden somebody comes in and starts -- we hear the stories -- unfortunately we hear them over -- and every few months there is a horrific event. >> last sunday at a food festival i worked on that story. at the end of a food festival where someone opened fire on people. and then you have this morning early, 10:00 a.m. in el paso. i was talking to folks familiar with in area. they said that wal-mart is busy process, like on a morning like today before school, school shopping as we heard from the police it was at near capacity. 100 employees at the wrrmt. you have the workers there. and the shooting according to the police is -- he started shooting in the parking lot. and he just went in

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earlier yesterday a gunman killed 20 people at a packed wal-mart in el paso, texas, a suspect there is in custody, police are expected to give update any minute now, hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm molly hathaway, eric and arthel are off today. troubling question why. rob: fox team coverage jeff paul standing by from -- with the latest from el paso but first we go to matt finn in chicago. hospital, some patients are still in critical condition and will undergo surgery soon, the shooting happened at 1:00 a.m. last night in dayton's popular oregon district packed with thousands of people on summer's night, police say the unidentified shooter opened fire and came prepared with body armor and extra magazines, police officers were in the area and responded in about a minute shooting and killing the suspect, the motive of the shooting is unknown, the fbi is assisting local authorities, witnesses say the night life was so loud it was hard to distinguish the gunfire but when people did, they started screaming active shooter and running. rob: we will cut you off

were between one and 3000 with 100 employees present it is back to school and wal-mart was. at capacity when the shooting occurred. we have secured wal-mart and we have secured so we don't feel that there is a threat to the public or if there are any other shooters at this time as we were from the last conference we are transitioning into the criminal investigation side we still have the area locked down and we have started our criminal investigation to find out exactly what took place i can't confirm there have been fatalities i cannot confirm how many there have been. there were there were several injuries i don't have those numbers right now. with the injuries and the fatalities so we can account for anyone that transported themselves. numbers will be a little delayed once we have that information we will do definitely make it available to all again i would like to reiterate that anybody they got separated from their family during these incidents to please report to their elementary school to possibly read again information will be reunified with any loved ones that got s

en el paso texas, noticias telemundo. >>> la desgracia por poco se repite en otro wal-mart. la policÍa arrestÓ... armado con un rifle y 100 cartuchos de municiÓn. llevaba un chaleco antibalas. el gerente de la tienda activÓ la alarma de incendios un bombero mador fuera de servicio logrÓ someter al sujeto y retenerlo hasta que la policÍa llegÓ. el joven enfrenta cargos por amenaza terrorista. todo esto, desatÓ una creciente presiÓn por control de armas. miembros del partido republicano y la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle, como el presidente trump, estÁn hab and de ampliar las revisiones de antecedentes de compradores. javier vega amplia. >>> son las imÁgenes que aceleran el debate sobre el control de armas. este viernes, el presidente trump anunciÓ el respaldo en el congreso para probar la investigaciÓn de antecedentes a quienes las compren. (traducciÓn en pantalla). >>> uno de ellos el lÍder de la mayorÍa republicana en el senado. micht mcconnell que tiene una larga historia de resistir al control de armas, pero su discurso ha cambiado. (traducciÓn en pantal

they're shopping at wal-mart. they are shopping at all of the winning retailers, and the economy continues to chug along and grow very rapidly. and that consumer demand will drive manufacturing growth in the future. i don't know what anyone thinks. where are these products going to come from if the economy keeps growing? year over year, those retail sales up 3.4%. that's one of the best numbers we have seen in months. it is not slowing down. it's getting stronger. well eventually those goods have to be manufactured. they have to be sourced. they have to be produced. people have to work in the stores to provide the sales. they have to work in the distribution centers for the sales on the internet. it keeps driving a circle of growth in the economy. i don't see anything that will slow this down. charles: it feels to me that there's one thing that could sort of drive a wedge into that virtuous cycle that you just described. the average man and woman on the street, the strong shopper and consumer we're talking about,

video posted on facebook posted inside of wal-mart when saturday's fire broke out, you can see somebody hiding under and mother and father died from shielding 2-month-old child from gunfire. >> you should never bury son or daughter. >> county sheriff wrote about shooting on personal facebook page, richard writes el paso will never be the same because a racist came to our city to try to make a point, it didn't work, though, because the backlash of this community as we hold national state and local politicians accountable will be the only point that will be made. last night democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke who use today represent el paso in congress joined hundreds of residents for silent march and vigil in honor of the victims. >> as you well know but bears repeating so the rest of the world knows this, he was not from el paso, texas. he was from half a state away, bringing that fear, bringing that anger, bringing that hatred and bringing that racism. >> president trump offered lowering flags at half staff, through august 8th, melania and i are praying for those impacted b

how can you say that to the people of el paso when 22 of them were killed in the wal-mart behind me, erica? >> reporter: the people that i met in el paso certainly would not agree with that, jon. you mentioned of course the president will be coming here to dayton. this will be his first stop this morning. he's expected to arrive around 10:35 eastern time. and protests are also planned here. the mayor is planning to confront the president on gun control, a topic she says he skirted when he addressed the nation on monday night, john. >> joining me is democrat mayor gonzalez, thank you for being with us this morning. thank you to you and your city for being such wonderful hosts to us in this incredibly difficult time. what can your constituents say? what have they been telling you about the president's visit today? >> all of us whether it's leaders or church leaders, all of us want healing. we've gone through such a tragedy and we don't want anything that will trigger any negative emotions that will interrupt the healing that all of us are trying to do in this very moment. >> are you go

wal-mart and tesla partnered in green engine for years and wal- mart installed tesla solar panels on 240 stores. wal-mart wants tesla to remove all the panels and pay for the damage they caused. the lawsuit alleges breach of contract, gross negligence and failure to live up to industry standards. >>> facebook has a new tool designed to protect the privacy of users. facebook users will be able to use a new clear history tool. when you click it you will see your tracking activity from web sites that is reported back to facebook for ad targeting purposes, if you tap that clear history button it will rerace that information from the facebook account. >> facebook is essentially rolling this out and going to hurt their ad platform if people adopt this in droves. most people aren't going to know it's there. facebook is getting a pr win by coming out with this interesting feature. >> this new feature is under a section called off facebook activity but now it's only available in ireland, south korea and in spain. it should be able for users here in the u.s. later this year. >>> apple is set t

>>our brothers will cut or 1031 she was in the line at wal-mart and that was the last we heard it. >>just before 11:00am local time police say a 21 year-old white man opened fire as he walked into an el paso texas wal-mart, killing and maiming as he made his way from aisle to aisle. >>he didn't say anything he just we she walked in and start shooting at everybody. >>the store was full of people with many trying to get a jump start on back to school shopping. 3 sources say the suspected gunman is from allen xas, some 600 miles away. police say the suspect surrendered to authorities without incident. i'm glad to say that we we did capture him. and now that he will be able to face justice authorities saying the suspect is expected to face capital murder charges and possibly hate crime charges. there are 20. >>families of local this morning. and when the sun sets tonight here in el paso. go to bed without them. >>and the sun is out it's a new day and they are still without their loved ones. that's why the victims are now the focus of this we've seen a lot of people coming dropping off

here on wall street traders cheered retail giant wal-mart strong quarterly earnings the figures columns nerves on the floor they show us consumer demand is strong despite the trade war with china the trumpet ministration lost no time issuing a statement assuring that the u.s. economy is healthy. i think on the economy. weak right now i think we are in a band i'm in a very comfortable environment in which we have 3.7 percent unemployment the lowest it's been 50 years we have. record on a low unemployment for african-americans record low for his back americans real disposable income in the last 24 months for households increased $5000.00 the consumer in america is strong in europe however stocks were down following the previous day's wall street losses here investors were also reacting to bad figures from europe's economic powerhouse germany g.d.p. they're contracted 0 point. one percent in the 2nd quarter the r. word is now doing the rounds recession many fear the export oriented german economy is being dragged down by the on the doing to us china trade war right now beijing is sending m

wal- mart stores. they partnered in green energy for years and wal-mart installed the panel on 240 stores. now wal-mart wants tesla to remove all of those panels and pay for the damage they caused. the lawsuit alleges preach of contract, gross negligence and failure to live up to industry standards. >>> let's get you moving. sal is hear watching the commute. >> here watching the commute. bay bridge, it is pretty typical commute. this is 6:17. dak out there. into the fall season. we have a rather big back up a the toll plaza of 20 minutes waiting. no major issues driving onto the bay bridge. this is 880 past the colosseum. seeing traffic that looks good. a little bit later than it seems. it's dark still in many areas, this is northbound 101. see the roads are doing well in the south bay commute. not a lot of slow traffic. a little bit on some of the expressways. silicon valley drivers. now is the time to take advantage. for expecting warming temperatures. golden gate bridge, in the clear. obviously not

wal-mart that killed 22 people. the web site features t-shirts that critics say promote gun violence. there have also been calls for wal-mart to stop selling guns so far all wal-mart has committed to doing is to get rid of violent video game displays inside of its stores, but it still plans to sell the video games and the guns. >>> changes made to the endangered species act. >> sorry. now california leaders plan to fight the trump administration on this decision to end those protections. the legal action they're now taking. >>> also, a traffic stop in southern california turns deadly. what investigators have to say about the gun battle between a chp officer and a driver. it's a brand new morning for breakfast. with the jimmy dean delights breadless egg'wich. we got rid of the bread, and replaced it with two egg frittatas. for a protein packed start to your day. and that is somethin else... kinda makes ya hungry don't it? with rising stress in the modern world, a good night's sleep is nearly extinct. every day, ikea

the casing the attack was racially motivated 20 people were killed when the shooter opened fire at a wal-mart store in el paso texas attack was followed just 13 hours later by another mass shooting in dayton ohio 9 people were killed there. 9 dove's one feature victims in dayton ohio. a community in disbelief but one determined to get through it together people who never would have crossed have sent home each other and are most paid for moments dating has done them when the best week to take care of each other was the shooter opened fire outside a bar surveillance footage shows people running for cover and then captures the moment police shot dead of a gunman. among the victims his own sister and his motive so far unclear. scenes of mourning also in el paso texas here just hours before the shooting in dayton a gunman fired on shoppers in a wal-mart store killing 20 people. officers arrested a 21 year old man here the motive was clear for investigators found an anti migration manifesto posted online. the rest of this country projecting their fears on us. on immigrants on mexicans on those who

you look at charl -- charleston, free of life synagogue in pittsburgh and now this in wal-mart. the gilroy, california, incident involving the garlic festival is investigated as a domesticte orism incident so it's of great concern. the f.b.i. set up a domestic terrorism hate crime fusion cell this past spring to sort of try to marry the information that the bureau is getting in terms of the criminal side and the terrorism side so it's anon ongoingrn and there is a real feel that hate crime reports are pickingp, that something's afoot out there and they want to dealh w it. robert: amna, we learned friday that the el paso shooter sd he was targeting mexicans. you've been to el paso as part of the coverage. how is this shootin in el paso affected the latino community natially? amna: this is something that's not reported enough talking about the shothings. was the largest anti-latino shooti in america in modern history and i think for the shooter to say, as he did telle officials and learned that today, that he was targeting this one specific group, sort of confirms what w knew toe

in mississippi where a disgruntled employee opened fire inside that wal-mart shooting and killing 2 employees. there's about 60 people were working inside when shots rang out and that's the and then we have the most recent shooting in el paso. so bulls are weighing heavy on the minds of employees at walmart again across the country but also for customers going into a store. any public place where we now worry about what could happen because we're seeing that it is happening all over the place as we know we experience something happening at a public event right here in the bay area in gilroy so some people are calling out sick others are having just conversations what they would do someone opened fire inside their workplace. a conversation that needs to be had this day in age. but it's a sad one is that. now wal-mart has released a statement saying we're in shock over the tragic events in el paso and we're praying for the community and victims and our associates but they haven't said if they might enhance security in each location or what they will do moving forward to help their emp