kmart representatives met with mr. would have an answer for them within a week's time. >> well, the first thing we want to do is thank you for committing to no longer selling handgun ammunition in your stores, and within 90 days? >> the process will be phased out within 90 days. >> after 90 days there will be no more selling of ammunition? >> firearm ammunition will not be sold after 90 days in our stores. >> we greatly appreciate that. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you. really great. [ applause ] wow. that blows my mind. that's more than what we asked for. >> remarkable. this is remarkable. >> did you think? we're like, we're just getting ready to go to the airport. >> the kids from columbine scored an overwhelming victory against kmart and it inspired me to do something i knew i had to do. all i needed was a star map. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not, because you have e*trade whose tech makes li

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. >>> and a costume controversy at kmart this halloween. the store was selling a wedding dress and veil for girls ages 4 to 6. an online petition asked the company to pull the costume, saying it promoted forced child marriage. kmart apologized but now there's a counterpetition calling for the costume's return. >>> coming up, the women banned from the world series after bearing it all for their favorite player. >>> first, the new surveillance video in the search for a missing college student. >>> and tragedy on a cruise ship. a little girl dies after falling from a window. is her grandfather to blame? what authorities have decided. cided. copd makes it hard to breathe. so, to breathe better, i started once-daily anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. do not use anoro if you have asthma. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers f

as you look at brick and mortar companies, sears, jcpenney, kmart, forever 21, and you see what amazon has been able to do, give us a sense of where we are in our economy. how transformational is this period right now, based on your expertise? mr. steyer: it's funny. i have always felt as if every company -- and you are talking about the retail sector -- the traditional, big-box retailers like sears and kmart, and you are talking about an online retailer like amazon coming out of nowhere, originally just selling books. my thesis has always been that whatever industry it is, the company that's going to succeed in the long run, the company that is over time going to gain market share and be profitable, is the one that has more information technology. basically information technology is like corporate smarts. so you are able to get information faster, react to it faster, and make better decisions. when you look at a mall-based retailer competing with amazon, amazon had better information technology. they could disrupt based on their ability to process and use information. if you think we

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which costume was pulled by kmart for being offensive? naked trump, or harvey weinstein mask?rump, and we have weinstein and we have got ta -- children's wedding dress. >> i saw this on the twitter. kennedy: from australia. >> child bridal ways a big winner. >> beyond inappropriate and normalized forced child marriage. all right. is that it? is that all -- oh, good, she gave me the score. you have 4. you have 3, and guy have you 2. you never know the scoring. >> worth 7? >> this is number 7, what color are candy corn from base to point, white, orange yellow, white yellow orage oriole he or? >> i hate, i hate, i hate. >> i don't know. >> okay. >> i go with 3. >> yellow, orange white, and you chris have it right. and guy -- >> i agree with trash. >> national candy corn day. invented in 1880, estimated we sell 35 million pounds a year it all goes to my keister. >euro trash? which famous horror film was based on a true story, the shining, blair witch project, amityville horror? this is worth 3. >> are you upside down. >> but i think she right. >> he is not. >> the shining, i know

the horse in front of kmart. kennedy: no, come on. the rest had a crash course.kansas high school rodeo college rodeo. kennedy: woo. >> get after it cowboy up. they did it first time in combat, they had to cowboy up and ride horses for first 23 days. kennedy: and liberate people from the taliban. >> right, free the oppressed, we spent our careers in small teams alone, unafraid fighting david and goa goal -- goliath. >> you know. kennedy: so, i am sure a lot of people you serve with no one anticipated 9/11. in the aftermath. and i am sure a lot of people did not anticipate after 18 years we would be still be in afghanistan, what would you tell president today about current state of afghanistan and your ethos could help people there. >> i think my son is in afghanistan right now, it very -- we take abou talk about it. we were almost done first 90 days. here we are, we spoke with trump a couple of times. >> we did. >> those are our opinions, but you know. you know. when we first talk to mujahid h. >> i am sure a lot of people hope prayed the same thing, you took our

binding inquiry, she will not have much appeal to court, cannot take an ignored subpoena and run to kmart, and sayk at what white house is doing. in absence of a formal process, she is hamstrung in terms of enforcing what they want to owno enforce. melissa: a lot of people talking about the call, impeachment, you are on phone with ukraine either a smoke screen ahead of what become out of john durham, the other thing that we were talking about are they trying to make a case, ahead of what could be a reported showing that dirty dealings that started the probe in first place, do they intersection? >> hard ton from outside -- it hard to know from outside, impeachment by definition is a political process, what bothers that rules of process and fair fesfairness are getting tossed t by people like adam schiff, who announce -- that is a career prosecutor, professional objective guy, i don't think that there is a lot of people sleeps easy in terms of what he may uncover, and how he may produce that information. it will be a fair process, but an aggressive one, a guy that knows how to look for incr

most of the stores on the list to shut down by the end of the year are kmart locations. >>> and righte taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. trading is getting under way this morning. you can see we're starting down by about 22 points or so this morning. >>> with the help of a napa third grader, governor newsom signed a bill banning lunch shaming. it guarantees all students in california get a lunch of their choice even if their parent or guardian has unpaid meal fees. ryan cote brought national attention to this issue when he used his allowance to pay the food service bills of all the students.ss before 8:00 a.m. california is set to be the first state to require later start times for schools. the new law will be phased in starting in 2022. it will require middle schools to start no earlier than 8:00 a.m., and high schools no earlier than 8:30 a.m. supporters say the measure is needed to help deal with the epidemic of childhood sleep depositi deprivation. >>> giant pumpkins will be rolling into half moon bay for the annual pumpkin weigh-off. >> pumpkin growers from acros

a lot of the same people who were working at kmart analytical now work for the -- cambridge analyticafor the trump campaign viewed these are people that had regular contact with russian officials. the ceo shared vodka with the russian ambassador. they would then also meet with the trump campaign. , theeople exist capabilities exist, whether the data still exists i don't know. facebook presumably has tried to contain the problem. when i dealt with them, they did not do much. but that is exactly why i think we do need to take a step back and go, should there be some kind of consumer safety watchdog when it comes to digital platforms? if no one is watching, these are the things that can happen, and in this case, we had people come forward and talk to the media, but what about the cases where that doesn't happen? taylor: that was cambridge analytica whistleblower list for wiley and max chafkin. coming up, stocks surged after an analyst predicts a connected tv company will triple its user base by 2022. we will hear from the analyst, next. later, consolidation in the food delivery business.

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. >>> sears will close another 100 sears and kmart stores former chair and ceo eddie lampert brought it out of bankruptcy so far it looks like his bet isn't paying off even in this last kind of sad desperate chapter. >> and the journal article says that lot of items are no longer stocked including a lot of the hardware and also they wanted to kind of pivot andcus on strictly hardware stores. people can get these craftsman products basically anywhere now because that was sold to stanley black and decker so they are also apparently not even stocking the shelves and a lot of the leases i believe were set to expire. so thipd hey said hey just let o >> and this is at a time of very strong competition amazon, best buy killing it on earnings bed bath & beyond with its turn around strategy. home depot as well so even if eddie lambert can get sears back up and running with its smaller store strategy, you have to wonder at what point can it really gain market share when the competitive landscape is just so -- >> i grew up in an environment where sears and k martz wemart e the stores of choice

>> i like microsoft but i want to see other companies like kmart, a couple other retailers as well seeow consumers are doing. charles: pet med had 53% of the float was short. that is why it was up 35%. erin, david, thank you very much. investors wait earnings report, president trump says the trade deal with china is coming along great. beijing has to make a deal. >> deal with china is coming along very well. they want to make a deal, they sort of have to make a deal i think. they have to make a deal because the supply chain is going down the tubes. the supply chain is broken like you have never seen anything like before. it is broken. charles: phase one of the agreement could be signed and sealed by next month. if that happens, what can we expect from the markets? like to welcome in still chief economist, lindsey piegza. take both potential china, not a trade deal but moving along, phase one, announcement of removal of december 15th tariffs and usmca. work with me on all these things. the potential for our economy and the markets? >> i think right now that the biggest focus is a agreem

american subs do go lower the two consecutive quartering it's back to the level he referred to on the kmart40, 250. this company has to profit itself in terms of profitability discussed tobt in terms of the international subs we talk about competition all the time but right now this is -- we can't throw these guys into the same class as a lot of pipos that don't make money. but they need to make money. the cash burn is unacceptable. i think investors are pushing back. >> we haven't seen yet the competition, right, apple plus and disney doesn't start until november 12th for disney november 1st for -- we don't have one quarter we have no data on competition. >> we don't. >> just fear. >>en a i know the roku news was difference but you see how quickly they back. roku was 103 i want 135138. the other side of the 250 level is sort of 317, give or take oddly enough that's sort of the 50% retracement of this spring's high, 385 or so and the recent low we talked about the 250 low. so i don't know. it's a coin flip but i'm more inclined to think people will flush themselves out and any semblance of

more than 120 sears and kmart stores set to close by january.according to multiple reports the bulk of those will happen by the end of this year and about three dozen will spill into next year. the company's bankruptcy filing last year was a hail mary attempt to reinvigorate the chain but not successful. >>> california is banning school lunch shaming. governor newsom signed a bill which mandates that students with outstanding lunch debt should not be shamed or treated different than other children. the bill says indebted students can receive their meal of chois even if their parents or guardians owe money. >>> hundreds of jobs are out at uber. laid off 350 people yesterday around various units around the country. affected workers marketing and tech workers. this is the third and final round of layoffs this year. >>> this is the fun story of the day. i'm hearing that you have some good news for the office glumps. tell us more. >> reporter: right. so today is national grouch day. the sesame street inspired unofficial holiday has been celebrated si

. >> perhaps you can explain how this cheap kmart hair extension got into the back seat of your car.others you got in your hair. >> i don't wear polyester hair, unlike some people i know. >> oh, wow. that's stacey dash as dionne. the new show is described as a dramatic take on that character. >> it is reportedly still in development, once again, and still has not quite been given the green light. in other words, it's totally paused. >> oh, i see what you did there. did you like this movie? >> i did. >> i definitely did. >> but a tv show, hm. >> so in the '90s, i think about "clueless." "mean girls." i mean, "mean girls" wasn't the '90s. might have been the 2000s. sofia back there behind the camera says "mean girls" was definitely not '90s. but "clueless" was, right? sofia, when you were like 1, 2 years old? oh, born in '97. we have people here born in '97, folks. >> i can't even. all right, then we're not going to -- >> i was clueless then in '97. >> i'm trying to think of what other '90s movies -- i don't know. anyhoo. we're going to move on to a thing called the best hockey postgam

yes, you can back out sears and kmart, i don't care.ou can also say -- these are real numbers i'm giving you. the real numbers require making a mosaic of what is going on and the mosaic involves banking and retail to a level that i can't ignore >> yeah. all fair this morning, an interesting dynamic in the research that i've noticed, jim, i'm sure you too, there seems to be analysts who want to temper the prospects for growth companies >> yes. >> you mentioned adoeb why i be of their numbers the downgrade from citi, workday over at evercore, a lot of positives, but adoption remains an evolution, not yet a revolution morgan stanley, tougher road to large opportunity on slack they also take a breather on service now. and i'm just wondering, is there an underlying tone here that perception of growth changing? we have been talking about it, but now maybe it is -- >> there is no perception, hours worked has fallen, wage growth rolling over, the payroll average is ounsel dowdown this is not coming out of nowhere. >> how can walmart be challeng

we have lost our kmart, shopko, nursing home, and there are 10,000 people. have you ever thought about leaving? caller: i can't. i owned land and pay taxes. where would i go, chicago? . question.sh your caller: where are the manufacturing jobs? host: jim out of new york, independent, good morning. caller: i just want to say about the guns, when they get these mass shootings, cable news channels almost salivate to get their cameras set up, waiting for something else to happen. nobody says anything about how many people are being killed by driving around staring at their phones all the time. almost every day on the news and in the newspaper, someone drives into a tree or hit somebody and keeps going. the hit and runs, i don't think people ought to hit pedestrians even though they do not hit anybody. host: on people dying in mass shootings, what can we do about that? caller: i don't think there's any way to address that. i think that is just the way that is just the way it is. -- the way it is. you have got to get into somebody's line. i can understand the mind