ceo bill simon joins us now on the phone.uch for joining us quite a significant retailer particularly of ammunition that walmart is do you think that ammunition sales in the u.s. will fall as a result of this or those ammunition sales move elsewhere? >> no. unfortunately -- i think walmart has to do what they think is the right thing to do. they have had horrible tragedies in the stores and needed to take some sort of action. unfortunately, it's kind of unreasonable to ask -- to solve a problem that washington can't seem to solve. while i would hope that this would make things safer, unfortunately, there's plenty of places to buy ammunition. >> bill, when you see a major retailer like walmart take a move like this, though, do you think it adds pressure to lawmakers to try tocome to the table for discussions? >> i think that's the only thing that's going to solve the problem. we have a crisis that has to be dealt with and by sitting down, petitions to retailers, gosh, maybe they make people feel good because they need to feel

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hello yes simon, it's been billed as the most open rugby world cup ever, but the defending championslinical performance against south africa in their opening match at the tournament. the springboks looked good early on, but it was the all blacks who took control, running out 23—13 winners. katie gornall was watching in yokohama. while many believed there could've been an upset here, given south africa's from coming into this tournament, but new zealand were ruthless. they showed why they are the favourites to lift this trophy for the third time in a row. they we re for the third time in a row. they were put under real pressure from south africa though in the first 20 minutes. south africa getting the first points on the board through april lard penalty. but new zealand hit back almost immediately with two quick tries, the first from george bridge, the second from scott barrett. it was a good night for the barrett. it was a good night for the barrett family, with bowden, his brother, pulling the strings from fullback. in south africa, they were down by ia points at half—time, they did

conference if the senate doesn't even pass a bill, doesn't even introduced a bill, waiting on the president of the united states to say, simon says. we can't get a bill supported by 90% of the american people. conference of background checks which 90%, a majority of your party, a majority of my party, a majority of independence thinks it makes commonts sense. we passed it in february, and we can even have it on the floor in the united states. so not only on the net to appropriation bills but they're not doing any of the bills either jerk they spent all the time on judges. so we are a little frustrating on this site because we've done our work. 96% w of government was funded, yes, they could of been differences of opinion, and they should've pass bills and said no but don't agree with this. now, the the problem they would've had, my friend, i tell mr. speaker, my friend, that they didn't want to bipartisan bills. because yes, it would have required them to get 60 votes. and they didn't want to make the compromises necessary to get 60 votes. and so we are here, just a little more than 15 15 days bee the end of the fiscal year

bill karins. appreciate all the information. and nbc's simone boyce is in myrtle beach. so simone, you are the closest. we mentioned the eye of that storm passing north of where you are. but you were the closest of our correspondents to where this storm actually is right now. set the scene for us. >> so, steve, it has been unrelenting rain and wind all day today, starting actually late last night. and i can almost say that it feels as though the storm might be a little bit north of us right now just because the rain has let up just slightly. but as you can see through our camera lens, it is still coming down out here, and we are still feeling the wind. and that's the thing. even as this storm continues to move north, city officials are asking residents here in myrtle beach to remain vigilant. they have issued a curfew here for nearby areas. as of just a few minutes ago, asking residents to stay off the roads because there is a potential still for flooding and storm surge, especially flash flooding. another concern that we have actually witnessed here today throughout thi

bill karins. you mentioned west palm beach. that's where we find nbc's simone boyce.ng forecast which now, again, seems to be pretty much -- everybody's in agreement, all the different models look the same. is it changing people's behavior on the ground? >> reporter: chris, uncertainty is still the prevailing emotion here on the ground in west palm beach. if you could see the streets here right now, it looks like a complete ghost town and that's because parts of this area as well as palm beach island have been under mandatory evacuation orders and we're not expecting those to be lifted for several more hours. that's because this area is still under a tropical storm warning, a hurricane watch as well as a storm surge warning. this storm, hurricane dorian, could potentially bring 4 to 7 feet of rising waters, posing a grave danger of flooding in this area. earlier today as we were driving through the state we stopped by a shelter where 200 people will be spending the night. and i spoke to a police officer who lives here and experiences routine rain and these torrential

operations, go in and do outright purchases of treasury bills, given how heavy supply is on the front end. when people are hearing what some -- simon potter are saying, they are attuned to that. they care very much with the former head of the markets desk is saying. vonnie: does it change the calculus for the next rate cut? >> no, because this is a front end issue. where it changes the calculus, it is whether they do an adjustment to the excess reserves rate. if anything, we get another round of volatility heading into the meeting. maybe an adjustment, but at this point, the idea is the fed is having its whatever it takes moment, and it will do what it takes to keep the markets calm, but more importantly, keep the fed funds rate within its target range. vonnie: alex harris, thank you. cover and money markets and much more for us. world leaders and thousands of diplomats are gathering in new york for the annual u.n. general assembly. plenty of geopolitical headlines. the showdown between the u.s. and iran will likely overshadow the meeting. that is when president trump addresses the assembly. the iranian delegation will be in the se

. >> bill: garrett tenney live on st. simons island in georgia with more from there.rning. >> good morning. that explanation we just heard is an example of how the more we learn about this rescue, the more remarkable this story becomes. it may be hard to see from here but this ship is massive, it is huge. the golden ray the length of two football field. to reach the trapped crew members teams had to land a helicopter on the side of the ship, rappel down the side and cut a 2 by 3 foot hole big enough to pull four men to safety. adding to it one of the crew members had to be taken out in a stretcher. they emerged with oil on their bodies. the coast guard says they were dehydrated and deteriorating without any food or water. you can hear the joy and relief from the final crew member and his rescuers after he was pulled to safety. all four crew members were taken to the hospital and were in stable condition, thrilled to be alive and once again on dry land. this morning the coast guard said it is now focusing on bemoving the golden ray ship and protecting the environment a

. >> bill: brother of olympic gold medalist simone biles to face charges and a triple homicide.jury related to a deadly new year's eve shooting at an airbnb in cleveland, ohio. simone bile is taken to twitter saying she's still having a hard time processing the news. he pled not guilty. >> julie: to ohio day care workers accused of failing to stop what police are calling the extreme bullying of a 5-year-old girl. you don't have to be appearing to be enraged by this picture right here. they sit led to workers just watched as the child was taunted, pulled come and drag. you can see they grabbed her by the ankle hanging upside down it was all caught on video. matt is live in chicago with more. >> police say they are sharing this story with the public and releasing that screen grab of the child abuse to show the severity of what this five year old girl endured. police said that other children of this day care center ganged up on this unidentified 5-year-old girl. they grabbed her, dragged her, and bullied her. she curled up in the fetal position at one point, close your eyes and tri

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simone boyce, of course, was in myrtle beach. >>> let's get the latest on the new forecast of hurricane dorian. billarins just getting it now. all right, bill, what have we got and is the eye going to touch the mainland? >> that's the question this evening, chuck, we'll be staring at. that makes a big difference. everyone in florida, the storm was 80 miles off the coast, not that bad. georgia, couple of high tide cycles. the hurricane was far enough off the coast the winds didn't leave their mark. a couple of tornadoes today, 11 of them. and one that was possibly a significant one in north carolina. big tornadoes, too, rare for tropical systems. that's the greatest concern right now, numerous tornado warnings here near areas heading toward kinston with all these spiraling bands and we're getting these as they come on shore. simone wasn't that far away, 50 miles from the center of the hurricane. it wasn't blowing around that much. winds are really confined. right towards the eye. if you don't go through that, you're not going to get a lot of wind destruction. that's what we'll be watching this evenin

simon -- willoe be facing questions about whether they've been forceful enough against tech giants. one person who thinks breakup is not the answer is billes. he says rules are needed instead. bill: i think government needs to talk about what those rules should be. unbiased, but i see these as well meaning highly that it iscompanies up to society to make sure their innovation does not have negative side effects. david: you can catch more of the bill gates interview throughout the day on bloomberg television. it is time for the stock of the hour. it is corning, the second worst performer in the s&p 500, dropping more than 8% after the company cut its third-quarter forecast for two key segments. kailey leinz will tell us about it. bothy: those segments of the display and obstacle communications, which are there big growth drivers. cutting their third-quarter expectations for display, cutting their volume guidance. they say volume will now be declining in the low single digit. a percentage sequentially in the third quarter, and then for optimal communications, they say it will fall by a low percentage and that is a worse decline than we pre

simons. i introduced a bipartisan prescription pricing for people's act, that's the committee june and i'll wait full senate action. the bill requires the ftc to sell you the practices of and increasing consolidation of other things in the health care marketplace. probably you wouldn't be aware of studies back in 2005. some of them, however, such as the mail order pharmacies and cvms have been criticized for being anticompetitive practices. has the pbm marketplace changed since the ftc's 2005 study? if so, tell me how. >> i think if anything it's become more concentrated and we continue to look at the pbm market and we're very grateful to you that we were able to provide technical assistance for you on your bill. we're happy to do the study. >> then if our -- well, i guess you've answered the question. you would carry out congress's attempt and take a hard look at what we're tasking it to do. >> yeah. the one thing i would say is we estimate it would take up nine fces. that's another reason we need more funding. >> i don't mean to be respectful, but you've always been makan to me so, makan, the nopec, the no oil producing c

the other thing, simon, is that overshadowing the whole calculation about impeachment is what happened to billrn to his advantage, it could turn to their advantage. i don‘t think at the moment the leadership, in the shape of nancy pelo5i, the speaker of the house, they don‘t feel there i5a of the house, they don‘t feel there is a slam dunk case that could get republicans on side. it‘s questionable, whatever the evidence was, whatever was recovered by various inquiries, we have had miller, there is a suspicion that the era we live in is so partisan, so polarised, that nothing, in a 5en5e, so polarised, that nothing, in a sense, would tip the other side over, or if it enough on the other side overfor voting for over, or if it enough on the other side over for voting for them. you‘re watching afternoon live, these are our headlines the prime minister denies lying to the queen and insists the uk will be ready for a no—deal brexit — despite government documents warning that it could lead to food and medicine shortages. the number of people investigated for rape, who go on to be convicted, falls to

. >> bill: i thought mcfarland's point about appealing to kym's ego was very appealing. marc theseen, thank you. >> heather: fox news alert from saint simonff the georgia course. all four crew members trapped after the ship overturned and caught fire have been found alive. david lee miller joins us with more on this. david, just remarkable. >> indeed this. we're getting word the coast guard was able to drill into the hull of that ship and they have now confirmed again from the a.p. that four of the missing crewmen have been found alive and extraction is planned. earlier the coast guard had reported there were noises coming from inside the overturned ship that is in georgia's st. simon sound. rescue crews began tapping back on the hull of the golden ray to let those inside that they've not been forgotten. moments ago repeating this again, the coast guard saying all four of the missing crewmen inside that ship have been found alive. the latest pictures show a coast guard helicopter that is on the scene. we're told that all four of the missing crewmen are believed to be south korea nationals. you might recall so far one american, six south k