i'm bill griffith. tyle and sue are both off tonight. i'm here at the new york stock exchange with stocks started this welcome back with a sharp decline. reason for that decline was walmart. shares of the world's largest retail had one o their worst days ever today. the company did report earnings that missedanalyst's estimates. and on top of that, its on line sales which had been aar big of its growth story lately, they slowed. that's not somethingre investor expecting, especially during the critical holiday toarter. so the was down, more than 10% in today's trade. urt me reagan has more on what happened at walmart. >> reporter: the world's largest retailer has been on a run for some time, growing sales and its stock price. butes irs aren't thrilled about the health care quarter results. the most recent quarter showed a continuation of strong total u.s. stale with 14 straight quartersro of gh and in store traffic. they fell short of expectations. and on line sales gw at the slowestace for at least five quarters. the company says much of

it is definitely part of the bill that we are working on. rep. griffith: i would hope, and i appreciate that you all worked hard to get the fentanyl's scheduled in two months, but this would cut down on the supply on the street. i would appreciate it if the department that handles that could get it done expeditiously. i have to yield back, my time is up. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. carter? carter:tative appreciate your being here very much. we talked earlier today, there was a question from another member about a bill that i'm cosponsoring, along with my democratic colleagues, the clarification act of 2018. you mentioned that it is available now, through telemedicine, you can get a waiver to write prescriptions for opioid pain medication without seeing the patient, but seeing them through telehealth? is that right? specialon: it's not a waiver, from what i understand. it has been outlined in terms of the outlines followed to engage in telemedicine. rep. carter: but the act limits that. nevertheless, the intent of this bill that