footwear industry is pushing for a last minute change of heart by the president thomas moore. it's not just the footwear company it's all a coalition of more than $160.00 companies footwear companies like us for example among them and they're trying to play the u.s. president to donald trump to at least to delay the terrorists all that we won't to jeopardize the upcoming holiday shopping season if i got that correctly so far the white house does not seem to be willing to really do this deal a but then again everything seems possible but the clock certainly is ticking and as we know right now we probably will see at least i'm some more terror of being imposed by this upcoming weekend now despite these looming terrorists wall street was quite upbeat on wednesday how come well that is the big question and to traders see on the floor of the new york stock exchange are a bit puzzled because we did get some clear warning sides of a possible cooling of the u.s. economy especially if you look at the bond markets the yield of the 10 year treasury dropped to the lowest level in history

i'm joined by abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas here in the studio, but i want to begin with marcus moore who is on the scene by that walmart. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: jon, good morning. it is striking when you look at the parking lot in the distance behind me. that walmart parking lot full of cars, and this scene really is almost just as it was on saturday morning when police say 21-year-old patrick crusius opened fire on innocent people. we know this morning that there were between 1,000 and 3,000 people inside the store at the time and the first reports of the shooting came in at about 10:39 on saturday morning. police say the suspect walked up to the front of the store and continued aiming that gun at people and continued to shoot. this massacre went on for a whole six minutes before police arrived on the scene, and we know this morning that at least 20 people were killed and 26 others were hurt. crusius was taken into custody without incident and allegedly told police that he wanted to kill as many mexicans as possible. that's according to law enforcement officials speaking

thomas al jazeera. troops have been deployed to restore common malawi's capital long way after fighting broke out between protesters and police they have been demonstrations fans president peter moore federico won a 2nd term an april protesters say the voice was rigged they want the head of the electoral commission to step down how demitasse reports. opposition supporters in malawi say mase presidential election was rigged to favor peter who narrowly won reelection over opposition leader last august a cleaner many people joined in the demonstrations across the country they say the one they hate of the electoral commission gone. to journalism must resign if she missed out on election. demonstrations for as long as there she doesn't. stop. people from demonstrating. against. rights of the people. opposition parties insist there were lots of irregularities and at least many votes tally sheets were altered using typewriter correction fluid election officials deny this. in some areas the army blocked roads to government buildings. president has accused the opposition of trying to sabotage the economy and spread chaos his ruling d.p.p. party denies allegations of vote rigging and fraud b