laws as construcd today don't work and effectively doug mcmillan has now saidé$at is thak case.ryt(say thate aout l may give licenseo to other peoe who have thus far been unwilling toe talk about és discussion, and when you think about allw e over all this time, the business community has largely stayed out of it, out of fear and i think that today, the importance heret(of what may be changing, the tipping point, is actually the licensew that mcmillan is going to give any about this >> what's the nextt7 domino, your view, andrew, in terms of mcmillane exerting pressure on overf ceos? could it be the banks falling in line as well, not providing financing for purchasing of guns >> thus far, bank of america, citigroup were the first big banks to step out on this issue in terms of providing financing to gun manufacturers not to customers or to credit card networks. the question, of course, is whether the banking system is going to get interested in this issue. it's goingÑ to start thinking d the credit card industry start thinking about reasonable steps they could take

joining me today is the keynote speaker, celebrity dog trainer, brandon mcmillan. thanks for being here. i know you are busy. congratulations on the show lucky dog. you are starting your 7th season. >> not a baby anymore. >> when does it start? >> september 28, saturday. different times in different cities. check her local listings. >> it is amazing what you do pairing up dog parents with dogs. >> i don't look as dogs as pets. i look at them as assets to your life. a lot of people that get dogs for me have lost something, whether the dog is going to be an emotional support animal or a therapy dog are often a service dog. they are feeling a huge void in their life from something they once had. i look at the dog as an asset to the wife. >> why is it so important for people to adopt a pet? >> just in america alone, we have upwards of over 1 million dogs euthanized because they can't find homes in shelters. this is not happening in places we've never heard it. it is happening in every city and small town in our country. it is an epidemic and we don't talk about it that

mcmillan specifically cites stronger background checks and reauthorizing an assault weapons ban. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell clearly not motivated. >> if the president took a position on a bill so that we knew we would 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. also tuesday, the grocery chain kroger asked its customers don't carry guns in stores, even in states where it's allowed. kroger stopped selling guns last year. >>> the search for victims of a deadly dive boat fire off the california coast has been suspended. 33 passengers and one crew member are 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 mother nature about the victims this morning. a family of five from stockton, california, was aboard the "conception" when it caught fire. also perishing, a marine biologist

>> i was, i thought that doug mcmillan might do something.ad gotten hints there might be something afoot. but i did not think it would be as public as it was. nor as forceful as it was. and i would contend to you, what he's doing in the stores is one thing. but the actual real change here, even beyond that is that he also wrote letters to the president. he wrote letters to pelosi, he wrote letters to congress, saying that the company now supports revisiting the assault weapon ban. he also supports government research on gun violence. these are major shifts for a company based in arkansas, where the gun culture and guns are a huge part of their heritage. and the fact that, as you mentioned, the largest retailer in the country, the largest employer in the country, has even taken these steps, has said these words aloud i think is a major shift. >> in other words, what you're saying is it's not so much that they aren't selling "x" or they aren't selling "y" but the role of walmart as an advocate is the real story here? >> right. i think the real

doug mcmillan knows america.knows who his employees are, he knows who his customers are and walmart is also a family-founded company and you've got the waltons sitting over them. >> you have walmart employees who were signing petitions last week for him to take steps like this. you have polls in this country that show that people want reasonable gun sales. will there be a backlash? there will be a backlash of some sort. ed stack deserves a lot of credit, the ceo of dick's sporting goods, the warning is going further than it ever has. >> anna, it's one thing for businesses to do this. politicians still are not acting in a significant way. the washington ed board calling directly on mitch mcconnell to do something in a full page op-ed. what do you think is going to happen next? >> well, i think it really depends on one person and that is donald trump. yesterday you had senate majority leader mitch mcconnell going hugh hewitt saying he was unclear where the president stood on this issue. i think there are a lot of r

wal-mart's chief doug mcmillan says changes to ammunition policies will reduce its market share to between 6 percent and 9 percent . and wal-mart will request the customers no longer openly carry guns into its 4700 us stores even in states where open carry is legal the retailer took action following the death of 22 people in a mass shooting in a wal-mart store in el paso texas as well as deadly shootings in ohio and in midland and odessa texas. today germany's most controversial tax case is going on trial it involves 2 british investment bankers who are accused both as defendants as well as the main witnesses in the case which centers around so-called complex trading schemes and educate defrauding the country of around $440000000.00 euros in tax money the coolmax trades are equity deals investors rely on the sale of borrow chairs right before a given firm is slated to pay dividends and that scheme resulted in double tax reclaims for share trade us over the years it became big business some even call it europe's biggest tax fraud scheme of the total loss for europe could to be around $55000

this is mcmillan woods, one of working there.. and those of you up front, if you look at the picture and the dividuals in it, what do you notice about the ccc workers? i'm thinking american. now, that in itself is not unique particularly. shy low national military park hosts a african-american ccc camp in tennessee, in the 1930's. gettysburg is different. the roan eelees are african-american, but roosevelt is going to sign off in making gettysburg a test case that not only are the enrollees afthe gettysburg battlefield, doing stuff like this. you all probably use this particular facility before, i bet, right? i know i have. you recognize it? that is the comfort station bathroom by the pennsylvania memorial.'re beautifying monume upkeeping monuments. they're protecting or building or upgrading roads. they're doing a lot of the modern infrastructure. here they are in the soldiers national cemetery painting the lafayette fence. remember the one that was first in washington, d.c., the lafayette fence, lafayette field has moved to the

. >> brad mcmillan is cio with commonwealth financial network and kirk is president and cio with wellsgo assets management let me start with you, with the exception of those notable items that bob pointed out uber, lyft, slack and a couple others, the market seems to be healthy. what does that tell you about the economic state in the country or the market state in the country. is it as important to tell tale as it once was in. >> i think it's important, but i don't think it's the bellwether that it used to be the private markets, and the early stage investors, i would argue a lot of the value creation has happened before the ipo comes and the ipo is more of a liquidity event. the market has been very good this year, especially in the technology and software space where a lot of these companies are in -- playing in i think it makes sense that the market is doing well, it's important, but not the bellwether it used to be >> brad, is there any concern that -- the fact that many companies have come to market this year, would suggest that make the market is peaking >> i think that's getting

doug mcmillan whom you just mentioned, let's not forget, his stock is at 23 times earnings. these things were about maybe half of that not that long ago so multiple expansion is something i don't like that's not what people worry about here they're worried about the republic warren versus trump. people worried about elizabeth warren carl, i get her name constantly. what happens if elizabeth warren gets in? >> you get people on twitter a hard time for doubting microsoft, which is at 141 this morning, close to an all time high bob mipisani is her post-9 >> you know, it's true the second quarter and first quarter buybacks not as strong as the second quarter and first quarter of last year, but don't kid yourself, this is probably going to be the second-best year on record microsoft announced they are essentially going to buy back about 4% of their shares and these announcements do lead to essential buybacks. i know that is a little cynicism microsoft is one of the buyback monsters in the last 14 or 15 years ago they bought back north of 4% of their stock. what this means is we c

now ceo doug mcmillan taking a stand on gun violence in america. >> reporter: this morning, the headf the nation's largest retailer addressing gun violence head-on. walmart's ceo doug mcmillan writing in a letter to employees, it's clear to us that the status quo is unacceptable, promising the company will discontinue sales of short barrel rifle ammunition, discontinue sales of handgun ammunition, and discontinue handgun sales in alaska, the last state where walmart currently sells them. the move comes amid a surge in mass shootings in america including this weekend when seven people were killed by a shooter in texas. this summer walmart itself has been at the center of several gun-related incidents. one month ago, 22 people killed by a gunman in a hate-filled attack at an el paso walmart. a few days prior, two walmart workers were killed in this store in mississippi with a fellow employee charged in the shooting and in august, an armed 20-year-old was charged for making terrorist threats after he entered the store carrying a rifle and 100 rounds of ammunition. many anti-gun activist

ceo doug mcmillan sending a letter to congress that reads, "there are multiple bills before the houseand 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. >>> north carolina's legislative maps are unconstitutional. a three-judge panel ruling the state's congres

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mcmillan is my publisher.has not given me any notice that he plans to see me, and i doubt that he will. every word in the book is carefully researched and documented. david: after you have been through this remarkable review of litigation of donald trump, what do you know today that you didn't know when you started out? james: i think what i didn't know is the tremendous influence that roy cohn had on him. i was able to corroborate that when i met with cindy adams, a close friend of both men. on election night 2016, when the result was known, he turned to cindy adams and said, "cindy, if roy were here, he never would have believed it now." cohn had been dead for 30 years. david: we're going to go right now to president trump and prime minister modi of india. [speaking former language]-- foreign language] david: ok, we are listening to prime minister modi of india. wanted to the abigail doolittle. the markets are moving. abigail: you are right about that, and before we talk about the selloff, breaking news -- w

let's say places for our children like mcmillan park. let's raise our children in a healthy way. are 21 andese 22-year-old men, often, boys, they are boys. they hate, they kill each other, and they don't care. they kill indiscriminately. host: all right, that was daniel in washington. will show you a number of comments on twitter from members of congress. nancy pelosi reaching -- releasing a statement, saying in part about yesterday's shooting in texas that enough is enough, every day the epidemic of gun violence in flicks a devastating in everyommunities corner of the country, forcing breakny to endure heart and tragedy, the republican senate must end of structure and pass a common sense bipartisan house passed gun violence legislation. tonight and in the days to come all americans stand with these communities, may it be a comfort to those grieving the loss of their loved ones that so many more in width and pray for them at this difficult time. she's also talking about the legislation that will potentially be marked up in the house and in the weeks ahead, scheduled for a markup

begin with a short discussion of his most famous novel, the call of the wild, published in 1903 by mcmillan, and is considered to be his masterpiece and the most widely read of all his publications, if you go to any barnes & noble you'll see copies, multiple copies sometimes. that's been translated into 47 languages. it's considered the greatest dog story ever written. no other popular writer of his time did any better writing than you'll find in the call of the wailed, it is a story of buck, half st. bernard and have sheepdog, who lives the life of a top dog in judge miller's estate in california, santa clara valley. one day as he suddenly kidnapped and has his freedom, top dog and is kidnapped and sold to dog traders who shipped him north to work as a led dog in the yukon gold mining district. all bainesed on his own experience economy yukon. buck is abused, beaten, bought sold but learns how to aadapt and survive in a primitive dog eat dog world inch the last have of the novel he meets one john thornton who is a master who treats buck with kindness and love. buck's love for thornton beco

so we heard from mcmillan that they are in conversations and chinese hospital, dignity health and kentfield to talk about potentially opening subacute units in those different hospital facilities or with interesting collaborations and partnership. what is cpmc doing to help with the citywide crisis? because in the d.a., there is a specific commitment that you will be actively helping the city resolve for this crisis. it does go back to the d.a. and what types of beds we will have in which of our campuses. that is how we got to the agreement where cpmc would not have subacute beds, and i think the need to that the city has shared if you think back to the slide for the millman report for when someone is discharged from an acute setting, what are those different levels of need that you have. we are continuing to do our share by having the sealed nursing beds in our acute care setting, which the department of public health has identified as a greater need, so we are both in compliance with the agreement that was made in the d.a. around not having subacute beds, but we are still doing our part i

in a letter to employees, walmart's ceo, doug mcmillan says the status quo is unacceptable. he said our founder, sam walton was an avid outdoorsman that had a passion for quail hunting. we understand that heritage in america and our influence as the world's largest retailer and we understand the responsibility that comes with it. the ceo said he would send letters to the white house and congress calling for gun safety measures such as stronger background checks. researchers in california are ending the search for survive investors around that sunken diving boat with six people still missing. the sheriff in santa barbara says officials do not think any of the 34 people stuck on the boat survived after it went up in flames. of course, it happened near santa cr santa cr santa cruz island yesterday morning. the sheriff said 35 people were on board. the five crew on the top deck jumped overboard. most people, those that were customers, were sleeping below deck in crowded spaces and did not escape. hurricane dorian gaining forward speed as forecasters say it will move what they ca

melissa: look at somebody like doug mcmillan the ceo of walmart, the walmart ceo makes 1076 times moren the median worker. well it's a company that has 275 million customers, 11,000, more than 11,000 stores. he oversees 700,000 employees. i don't know, he has a pretty big job but you tax -- other option, karl, they can raise the prices of everything in order to pay for the tax. >> either way. a little bit of both will happen if it does happen. but look, think about this, what we've just said here for a minute. here is a company that went out of its way to say everybody is demanding a 15-dollar an hour wage. we're going to offer that for all our starting employees. we'll phase it in but everybody will have the 15-dollar minimum wage. how do they get, what is the response from bernie sanders? not to say, wait to go, thank you so much for doing that, to say, now that you have met that one demand, here is another demand i will tax you because you're paying your ceo too much because you've got so many new jobs you're providing to people who are entering the workforce. he speaks, he claims o

walmart ceo doug mcmillan sent a letter to congress outlining the company's policy changes. the announcement follows a's eight of deadly mass shootings -- a spate of deadly mass shootings, including at an el paso, texas, walmart, which killed 22 people. the kroger grocery chain has also announced it will request shoppers stop openly carrying firearms. kroger stores previously adhered to local laws on the matter. last year, kroger ended sales of guns and ammunition in its stores in alaska, idaho, oregon, and washington. in another mass shooting, just days after the western texas rampage which killeded seven people 14-year-old teenager shot , a and killed five family members at their home in alabama monday. the boy then called the police to confess to killing his father, stepmother and siblings, according to reports. the victims included a five and six year-o-old, and a six months old baby. authorities have not yet determined where the teenager obtained the handgun he used. the pentagon agreed tuesday to divert $3.6 billion from its budget to put towawards presidet trump's bor

walmart ceo doug mcmillan issued a striking statement calling on congress to ban many semiautomatic riflesamericans have, as well as to seize firearms from some americans who have not been convicted of t a crime or even charged with anything. a for a company that operates primarily in rural america, all of this was a big step. how do rural americans feel about it? we can only guess at that, there's not a lot of polling i going on in two.montana or roxbury maine. but we do know that in the most expensive parts of new york city and washington and los angeles, all the smart people were deeply impressed, they love walmart now. >> good for walmart for doing this. if these weapons of war. >> may be what's actually happening is walmart is listening to its own customers and listening to the american people who want changes not only in the stores, but in society. >> you have business and you have business being able to actb in more agile way the government does. >> at least walmart announced no action insisting with the status quo is unacceptable. >> i was surprised -- happily surprised. i think th

the bus somehow slid off the mcmillan road on state route 46 overnight after leaving the and a robust amphitheater for a josh turner concert. you can see part of it wedged between the trees right here. we are told the singer was not on board. the crash is under investigation and we will bring you the latest information as we get it. >>> i'm at the live news desk and any minute we are expecting a press conference from washington dc from the environmental protection agency. the epa, that will likely pull california's current waiver to set its own emissions standards for vehicles. the press conference planned by the epa administrator andrew wheeler and transportation secretary elaine chao. so they haven't said exactly what they're going to be announcing. but this debate has really been ramping up right now between california and the federal government. california setting its own stricter vehicle emissions standards, and the federal government will likely say that no, they want these to be basically nationwide standards set instead by the feds. the california attorney general has artie sa

this is mcmillan woods, one of the other camps. so gettysburg hosts two of these camps. other civil war parks do as well. other state parks host ccc camps. it's not uncommon. but what i found interesting, and what does make gettysburg's ccc camps in the 1930's unique is who is working there. and those of you up front, if you take a good look at the picture and the individuals in it, what do you notice about the ccc workers? they are african-american. now, that in itself is not unique particularly. shiloh national military park hosts an african-american ccc camp in tennessee, in the 1930's. gettysburg is different. the enrollees are african-american, but roosevelt is going to sign off in making gettysburg a test case that not only are the enrollees african-american, but so is the supervisor. so instead of being under the control of a white supervisor, much like the usct organization, gettysburg is going to see a black superintendent. his name is frederick slade, and he arrives here in 1936. until 1942, hundreds of african-americans toil on the gettysburg battlefield, doin

to see doug mcmillan the current ceo sort of stand up and step up at a time like this is a massive move>> so just keep in mind if you were starting a retailer today, you wouldn't populate it with guns because there are other things that are just higher margin, better business. but when you already sell guns and you want to try and restrict them it causes -- the nra i'm sure momentarily will come out with a statement criticizing this -- but walmart is not actually probably going to hurt their bottom line to sell fewer guns and ammunition because they can sell other things they sell more of. >> walmart sells so many products but the question will be, it might not hurt them to lose out in gun sales but will it hurt them with their customer base that didn't want this change. we know from ed stack the ceo of dick's sporting goods, he made a decision to stop selling assault style rifles and in a huge portion of their stores stop selling guns completely. it impacted their business. with walmart, they are a bigger retailer in a bigger swath of the country. a very big move. >> we'll continue to

reporter: liz, this is a fascinating development by walmart in a letter to associates by ceo doug mcmillanse to tragedies in el paso and southaven of the essentially boils down to cutting back on sales of ammunition, specifically. discontinuing sales of short barrel rifles ammunition. while some of this is commonly used in hunting rifles it can also be used in large capacity clips, military-style weapons. walmart will also sell through and discontinue handgun ammunition. they will discontinue handgun sales in alaska. marking a complete exit from handguns. big move by walmart. big announcement right from the head of the class, from the ceo. back to you, liz. liz: gerri, thank you very much. dow jones down 293. no end in sight for the tariff wars. no discussion when both sides are going to speak again. what does that mean? smead capital management cio bill smead. bill when it comes to investing are you in? what are you doing? >> wouldn't it be a great day to be a fly on the wall in warren buffett's office? liz. yeah he is buying. we look at it the same way we always look at it which in econo

the existing gun control legislation in the united states and might would not chief executive doug mcmillan also called on congress to pass stricter gun laws how it is likely to play out politically do you think. well it's been to and fro in recent weeks obviously congress is away on vacation but one must remember and remind that the house of representatives did fos gun control legislation strengthening background checks a few months ago that was never taken up in the senate it was opposed by all republicans now in recent weeks as being talk while the congress has been on holiday about visiting legislation president trump himself has gone backwards and forwards on this after the shootings a month ago which claimed so many lives he was saying that he does believe in background checks and certainly it must be discussed with congress but following that we can shootings now he made no mention of background checks going back to mental health issues which is essentially the position put out by the national rifle association the n.r.a. very powerful pro gun advocates so the situation is that at pr

think are best serving their stake holders, which is a word i think we're going to hear more often mcmillan lot of people walking into test the open carry laws and that was concerning to some customers at walmart when they made the decision to ask people to refrain from doing so. >> it is a delicate balance. i think it is why we have seen walmart act on this issue. they have taken steps before, but clearly this is going to be seen as one of the bigger ones >> i want to get to -- i want to mention tyson foods also down -- not too much they did lower -- they lowered the guidance i think what they called short-term challenges. >> one time issues, like, i don't know, commoditiy ies derivatives trading and that sort of thing coming out yesterday after the bell they didn't really say anything long-term about demapndemand, a for me >> look at the stock, it has been a very, very strong performer. >> one name not as strong a performer as many had anticipated, a deal announced a month ago, i wasn't here to cover it at the time, important one for pfizer and mylan, the transaction somewhat complex, tha

is pulling walmart the -- we will read you what doug mcmillan is saying first.is the statement from walmart saying we have also been listening to a lot of people inside and outside our company as we think about the role we can play in helping to make the country safer. it's clear that the status quo is unacceptable. we will discontinue the sales of short barrel rifle ammunition such as the 223 caliber and 5.56 caliber. they can also be used in large capacity clips on military style weapons. we will sell through an discontinue handgun ammunition and we will discontinue handgun sales in alaska, marking our complete exit from handguns. now the response from the national rifle association. they tweeted that it is shameful to see walmart succumb to the pressure of the anti-gun elite. lines that walmart will soon be replaced and they write that the truth is walmart's actions today will not make us any safer. rather than place blame on the has chosen tort victimize law-abiding americans. you can sha onle. that tweet from the national rifle association. so your thoughts

walmart president and ceo doug mcmillan was just named chairman of the business roundtable.ber they came out with this report yesterday suggesting there's a slowdown in the economy. he's going to be replacing jpmorgan's jamie dimon, who has been chairman of the roundtable since january 2017. dimon is going to remain an active member of the business roundtable but again, they have been pouring a little cold water on the economy. we will be talking to other guests about whether that's the right thing to do. >>> secretary of state pompeo, meanwhile, says iran is responsible for the attack on saudi oil facilities. president trump's military options are not off the table. here is the question, though. could we be heading for any kind of ground war with iran? general jack keane is coming up on that. >>> plus every time you fill up your car with gas, part of the tax you pay goes to highway maintenance but as of now, electric cars getting a free ride and anyone who buys one gets a hefty subsidy from the government. senator john barrasso wants to change all that. he's going to tell u