home depot, wal-mart, lowe's, tjx and cap. dagen: speaking of wal-mart. the mayor h. himself in the head at a nearby restaurant last week. the latest in a string of high-profile incidents at the wal-mart. then i thought we had this to say about another incident at the store in june. >> last year we had over 1000 runs at beech grove wal-mart. we can't control the neighborhood like we should be because we are down of wal-mart dealing with petty theft all day long. dagen: is a public nuisance, police officers can issue tickets when called to the store. lauren: a software upgrade in faa air traffic control center causing headaches for weekend travelers. u.s. airlines and airports along the east coast and return to normal yesterday after the glitch caused the kid elation 476 bytes. the rebate most of the passengers. american airlines has a carrier of the hardest hit. dagen: massive protests in brazil against the government. thousands of civilians taking steps in sÃo paulo in other cities criticized the country's president dealing with the snowball infractions can the snowb

get ready for wal-mart earnings. another rebound in sales. we will tell you what to watch. the money, everybody. i am dagen mcdowell and further sandra smith. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect today ahead. lauren: at new developments in the clinton e-mail scandal. the state department review finding as many as 305 messages could contain classified information. those e-mails are among more than 1500 documents analyzed so far. department mr. 30,000 e-mails turned over by mrs. clinton. >> i think he should be more careful. in march she did a press conference at the u.n. and said no classified e-mails forever on my server. i thought those taken absolutes when you talk about a possible federal investigation. anyone who has been one of things one time i was privileged to have a top secret clearance. i would have lost my career and reputation. mrs. clinton's private server was sent to the fbi last week month after she said it was her personal property and would not be turned over. dagen: the first line of online advert

also claim wal-mart is bad for americans. >> wal-mart has a history of abusing worksers and profitinge backs of hardworking men and women. >> do you know how many people alie for roughly 212 position pos that typical wal-mart offers? >> it doesn't mean -- >> 8 thowrk. >> i understand that. they're jobs right but horrible as they are. >> job killers. >> like what ann coulter said about immigrants say they take away good jobs. >> retail with higher wages. >> pay above minimum wage. >> they do. >> other criticism they knock out all of the small stores, mom and pop stores. >> happens but on net no change in small business activity in the state and no change in small business within an a metro area when wal-mart comes to town. >> so efficient at getting stuff to us americans on average according to an obama advisor says, we save $2,000 per person. >> wal-mart saves us a lot of money. wal-mart saves us a lot of money and benefits go primarily to -- >> even if you don't shop at wal-mart because others compete. >> we still benefit because wal-mart is there. in particular stores that are most

. >> calendar may still say summer tonight wal-mart shelling shop investigators get in the christmas now. firing up the hotel difficult season lee away plan early than ever. the retail war start now more than a week away el. >> tonight wal-mart hoping to have you do this if 4 months before christmas smalingts

and joined the meet -- wal-mart day to do?ld. >> it is like the fight club at sam's club. >> we talk to the mayor and wal-mart. darr say we do have a local security there that is where this by a choker there was a shoplifting incident and they should take but the mayor says wal-mart is draining our resources it doesn't pay local property taxes that pays for the cops but instead they often have to go to that story to help them provide security. melissa: they are not paying taxes they got a sweetheart deal to move to the area which makes sense because you think it is great for the community but it is a tiny town. >> 40,000 residents with only four or six cops they all have to pay property taxes for about 20 years but in the siege for economic stimulus but now the town says we're getting stranded our own cops are going to the wal-mart there is only for cops vb six for the whole town but the off-duty cop that wal-mart has a dead heat leaves at noon. melissa: i heard a local official saying it is up to wal-mart inside the store tha

a wal-mart truck driver who hadn't slept in 28 hours crashed into their van. r:re's kris van cleave. >> reporter: this n.t.s.b. animation shows the speeding wal-mart semi did not begin braking until it was just 200 feet from the limo van carrying comedian tracy morgan. truck driver kevin roper had driven more than 800 miles overnight from his georgia home to work. he had been up for more than 28 hours and was approaching his max duty time of 14 hours on the job. dennis collins is an n.t.s.b. accident investigator. >> this crash demonstrates the potential consequences of even one poor decision regarding fatigue. >> reporter: roper had worked for wal-mart for just 15 weeks but his driving had already hanerated nine automated warnings from the truck's onboard computer. he's now facing criminal farges. the n.t.s.b. has now renewed its call for mandated fatigue monitoring and management programs. this follows efforts by congress and the trucking industry to roll back strict rest rules for truck drivers. bill graves runs the american trucking association. >> it's difficult to monitor the b

in bangladesh you can sue wal-mart in the united states.he one thing the courts -- if the courts didn't exist, that's a pipe dream. no, we are already creating that system. they help the corporation, not to help the workers. helping us speak of globalization is not going away. how can we create the structures to help out workers or help out citizens if etch -- even if they're not working if they are dumping dyes into the river. it's an enormous disaster along with education is probably president obama's worst policy. i think it's deeply disturbing, but maybe we can build on some of the international legal agreements to help our workers and citizens around the world. >> you're so optimistic. [laughs] >> so in the book you also write about the environmental justice movement. people face outsourcing, even right here in new york city, and so, yeah, i want you to talk a little bit about the way struggle of communities of color against that. >> it's not moving abroad per s. okay, so the industry staying in the united states, they work in national

wal-mart failed to impress like yesterday. turn into a think we know at the users of ashley madison one from the website. more on that in a minute. breaking news this morning. hillary clinton dismissing criticism of her use of a private e-mail server is clinical attack say it is common when agencies disagree about what is classified material and what is not. fox news ed henry confronting mrs. clinton regarding new information from the fbi. >> the fbi believes you try to wipe the entire server. no personal, unofficial wipe the whole thing. >> we've turned over the server. they can do whatever they want to figure out what's fair. that's for the people investigating to figure out. we turned over everything work-related, every single thing. sandra: at henry doing his job asking the tough questions. meanwhile an intelligence source telling fox the fbi is confident he may be able to recover some of the deleted files. a court hearing is set for tomorrow over her communications while she was secretary of state. also breaking this morn

it can be a good sign when wal-mart sales because wal-mart sales slowed because wal-mart sales becausey mean people are trading up to a more expensive retailer at home. stuart: have a look at home depot. maybe this is the housing recovery in america. home depot came in as good profits, raised their forecasts for profits in the future of two bucks about 1.5%. i am told they get a boost on the recovery housing market. >> home builders who are building go to home depot. sure into it's not a housing boom. sandra: the housing boom has been home depot doesn't thrive. when things get a little bit better, people start fixing up their homes. rather then major distraction -- >> in the earnings release is that the people upgrading their homes is what is helping our bottom line. they are doing great. trained to come in, dir. would you buy home depot? >> i make it a little bit better but they do a lot of things great. same-store sales were much greater than people thought. also starting to reach out to the retail consumer and do it better and better job reaching out to the pro contract is than tryi

wal-mart says the move is for the upcoming fall hunting season.ompany did not mention today's on-air shooting of the television news crew. >>> one of the panda cubs born at the national zoo in washington died. the smaller cub born saturday night weighed just 86 grams. zookeepers were caring for it because the mom refused to let go of the other cub born just a few ours earlier. the zoo says that cub appears to be strong and behaving normally. >>> "healthcheck" at 11:00, the first child to receive a double hand transplant last children's hospital in philadelphia today and is back home with his family tonight. you will remember 8-year-old zion harvey. he captured the hearts of millions around the world last month showing off his immense spirit and charisma in the wake of life's challenges. today they released this video of zion's recovery over the past several weeks as he learned to use his transplanted hands. playing the keyboard, grasping footballs and playing with action figures like little boys love to do. >> good squeeze. >> ok, he comes down. >

. >>> the search is on for the man who sexually assaulted a preteen in wal-mart. prince william county police released surveillance photos from the store on sudley road in manassas. a 12-year-old was shopping around 11:30 on august 21st. she said a stranger approached her and touched her inappropriately through her clothes. she wasn't hurt but told someone in the store who then called police. it's hard to see in these photos, but the suspect has a goatee police say. >>> 103 homicides in d.c. so far this year and that is a stunning 43% increase and the mayor's desperate to do something about it. [ yelling ] >> but when the mayor tried to unveil her plan today, she had to shout over angry black lives matter protesters in ward 8 as she announced that plan to fight violent crime. the mayor says she's putting 182 nor officers on the streets and wants -- more officers on the streets and wants to spend 15 million more bucks, but protesters insist more cops is exactly the wrong approach. >> can you stop what they're doing? i live here. i've got a 17-year-old daughter! >>

. >> and wal-mart announces plans to start the holiday shopping season tomorrow. we'll tell you how when we >> incredible video from china. was as a sick hole opens up, swallows a pavement and five people with it. it happened at busy bus stop. we're toll one woman actually hung from underground pipes to avoid falling further. none of the victims suffered any serious injuries, we're grateful for. that will investigators trying to figure out why that street opened up so suddenly. >>> kathleen kane has been named the worse state attorney general in the country. that is according to the competitive enterprize institute which ranked the sixth worse in the nation. the organization says all of those on the list are repeat offenders and betrayed the trust of citizens. yesterday hundreds of pornographic emails and documents relating to the case against kane were unsealed. on monday, a judge ruled for the case to go to trial for allegedly leaking grand jury information cane denies any wrong-doing. >> new pole is showing that vice president joe biden is running slightly bett

there is an understanding by wal-mart that the need to look to how we can be competitive. look at the proposals they are not the subsidies the regulatory reform which government is heavily involved in this thing this that we can do with conservative politics to give us the opportunity to be competitive. >> the government exists for the interest to make americans free and prosperous so why not at the expense of other countries? >> we have the trade rules to you deal with. when that comes to new trade law that is one area that i don't get into that much because then you have retaliatory efforts on parts of the a other countries so i thank you have to be very careful to structure as a mobile playing field consistent with the trade laws in place in the limitations of what countries can do to favor manufacturing of one country over another. >> you don't mention immigration but if you have consistently high an employment you don't have a labor shortage so what about 1 million low-wage workers? how does that help? >> i do talk about the importance to have a trained labor force bu

. >>> and wal-mart just announced they will no longer, going to get the new video up of wal-mart.t's james holmes and i'll continue on as soon as we get rid of that footage. thank if you. wal-mart just announced they will no longer sell military style semiautomatic rifles. the move is not political there is say, they say it is more after commercial issue, wal-mart officials say weapons like the ar15, james holmes used aren't bick significant ers, they say the big focus will be on firearm, and eunice used by hunters and other outdoor people. >> 6:22. we were doing so well. but these last few games against the mets, women, you might go back to last break. the highlights, next, in sports. >> what we call low lights, alex. when it comes to the phillies right now. look at those powerball numbers. i think i ma have won. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to grow up without a whole lot of money. and how much it matters to save. i try to teach that to my daughter. i'm saving for a house and i don't want my money to go to bank fees. i'm sure you don't either. so ask me about one de

look at wal-mart. one wal-mart store is being declared a public nuisance by a mayor in indiana.me violence at the store. the mayor of the town says, you're a public nuisance, which means you're going to charge them when the police comes to visit. elizabeth macdonald, is there more to this than the mayor doesn't like wal-mart. >> there's a lot to this. this is a beach grove, indiana store, a number of incidents where people have died shopping near a wal-mart. at that store. and this store, there's a famous viral video where two women were brawling in the shampoo aisle. so, it happened when two guys go in there, they shop lift and police are on the run and one shoots himself in the head. the mayor says, enough, enough, at least three police visits a day. now he's saying we're actually going to slap the local wal-mart store itself with tickets and fines for being a public nuisance. $2500 maximum per ticket. stuart: so that means that it costs wal-mart more to be in business in that location? >> that's right. >> because of the violence and the constant calling of police officers to

wal-mart is calling the launch toy week.mers can choose from 40,000 items that cost $10 or more. last year the minimum was $15. this year those using lay away will have 90 days to pay it off instead of just 60. we will see how soon competitors come up with their deals. >>> if you have green beans in your freezer you should check them against a recall. cascadian farms is recalling 60,000 bags of frozen green beans after one tested positive for listeria. the recall effects 10 ounce bags with use by dates of april 10 and 11 of 2016. contact for a replacement. here is the telephone number 1-800-624-4123. if you or your kids are headed to college the feds have a warning about credit cards. the consumer financial protection bureau says watch out for cards sponsored by colleges. many institutions partner with banks to provide low cost credit for their students. those credit cards don't always have the best terms. so what should students and parents look for? let me tell you, the word free. free checking is a good start piling on wi

just this week wal-mart, the latest company saying that pay raises are hurting profits.ly hurt jobs there. all of the hikes will mean half of restaurant jobs will take a hike. the workers could be replaced by machines. jonathan, is this more proof that mandatory minimum wage hikes are hurting and not helping workers? >> the minimum wage itself. we told you about that on this show. the labor department told us about that back in 1935 when the first minimum wage was instituted. it keeps low skill people from beginning to learn those skills to have them move up the ladder. government intervention hurts the people they're most trying to "help." >> swron than's point, half of the workers on the minimum wage are under the age much 25. two-thirds of them will move up within a year to a higher pay salary. the fact of the matter is, and we know from experience, and this is happening in other industries. once the labor cost goes up, the entrepreneur has no choice but to try to find a way to cut his costs, and he does it with machines, and he does it with efficiency and things like

i am a fan of wal-mart. i am not a fan of target.t because i don't think brian burnell did a good job. i think getting out of canada is a good thing and doing things 101 making the store look pretty ter, better brands. they have strategic issues. what are they going to do about their p-fresh grossry offerings? they won't be a better grocery store than wal-mart or kroger. i don't see how they fix the red card discount program you get 5% when you walk in the door and use the card. >> that will cost them going forward. >> is there an argument you made the reason nobody is showing up at retail stores is there is no new fashion? >> it doesn't look different. we used to make that argument every year, at some price we sold at all. so it's a cost problem or a price problem. not so much a fashion problem. >> that explains the th hot leisure product and nike and under arror are doing better. >> 100% of the growth came at ath hot leisure. it's a funny fashion, but it's still fashion. >> stretchy perhaps is more important? >> nobody bicker looks

wal-mart's joining was featured in the 2014 documentary "food chain." >> we believe that by signing uphat we can have a major impact on the sustainability and the viability of the whole supply chain. >> and wal-mart, known as a tough labor negotiate tore sign on did that give you whole new level of credibility. >> it helped send a message to the industry that the program is not going away, it's only getting stronger. >> florida tomato growers got the message. 90% of florida's tomatoes are now grown on fair food farms. >> you have two crews today? >> farmer signed on first. it's the right thing to do. why are you doing this now? i said because i didn't do it ten years ago. >> how long should it have happened? >> it should ha have happened 150 years ago. >> the esformes family owns pacific toe hey toe which employs 1500 people. >> there's no question in my mind that bad things were happening in agriculture and on farms not just my own but farms across the country. things that i did not know about and had no mechanism to find out about. this gave me the tool. >> that tool is the fair food

wal-mart said it was not related to the shootings. it blames poor sales. wal-mart now says it will focus gun sales related to the sport of hunting. >>> it's been ten years since hurricane katrina hit new orleans killing more than a thousand people and causing billions of dollars worth of damage. the city has made a steady recovery. many challenges still remain. >> on the streets of the historic french quarter, the signs of the recovery are obvious. it's a tourist hotspot. on the banks of the mississippi, the sound of jazz music hales the rebirth of new orleans. it's a far cry from the days that followed katrina when 80% of the city lay under water and the u.s. government was criticized for its slow response. over a thousand residents died. more were displaced, never to return. entire communities lay in ruins. >> how are we doing on produce? >> we are doing well. >> reporter: for one of the city's oldest black-owned foot markets, there is criticism. this has been in their family for generations. >> all those people got paid. at the end of the day people are

wal-mart has since paid settlement to mack nair's family and in connection with that crash. >>> 5:37. an ugly scandal allegedly involving a pennsylvania beauty queen. >> she's accused of faking cancer and then scaming money from fundraisers. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us now to tell us more about this. the just turns your head, jan. >> reporter: it is not first time we have heard about a scam like this involving faking cancer and scaming people out of money but it is surprising and horrible every time you hear it. this pennsylvania beauty queen scammed people out of thousands of dollars by telling them she had leukemia they say she trick her own sister into believing she was sick. beauty queen, recently crowned miss pennsylvania, u.s. international, is no longer riding in parades and making public appearances, but instead she's posing for a very different picture, 23 year-old brandy lee gates, new find herself behind bars and facing felony charges. police say she scammed thousands of dollars from her family to friend by telling them she was diagnosed with stage two l

now wal-mart is addressing proper sleep amongst its drivers. >> they supplied the board with multipleaddition to the training, they are also going to alert the driver on their call come and sending out daily messages about fatigue. >> driver fatigue was a major factor in the crash but the board also said that morgan and other passengers riding in the limousine van were not wearing seatbelts and that contributed to the severity of their injuries. over to rick. >>> it's only 45 days until the pope visits philadelphia for the world meeting of families, he will call the seminary in wynnewood his home away from home. but it's not a relaxing time for people living around that area, road closures will likely create headaches for drivers and reads. vernon odom has more. >> we are looking forward to welcoming pope francis to the seminary. >> i walked the grounds of st. charles seminary with bishop timothy sr., he has been here since the 170s, popes have stayed here during trips to america before and after they became pontiff. the chapel will pope chapel will meet with the 185 bishops from arou

. >>> wal-mart and others have agreed to pay more than $300,000 for violating a law preventing the sale-looking toy guns. kristen saloomey has the story. >> reporter: not one of the guns in this arsenal is real but it can be difficult to tell. that's why new york passed laws requiring bright colors at the tip. >> year after year we have shown that wal-mart and kmart close profit over safety. >> reporter: an investigation found more than 6,000 cases in the last two years of retailerings like wal-mart sears and samson still selling the realistic guns online and in the case of kmart in stores. each has agreed to pay thousands of dollars in fines, and comply with even tougher standards. wal-mart.com has revised its policy. it said in a statement: the move comes on the heels of the shooting of 12 year old ta mere rice who was playing with a pellet gun in a park when he was killed by a cleveland police officer last november. in the last 20 years, there have been 63 shootings in new york state because of toy guns. eight of them fatal. a half dozen states, puerto rico and district of columbia b

a republican actually know that amazon say big retailer, and i'm sure mike huckabee thinks it's wal-mart>> i did not think that the words coming out of kasich's mouth or rubio's mouth were clownivish in any way. i think they were really hitting something that would strike a cord with the american people. >> i agree. you know, under the obama administration, hillary would do the same. it's about redistributing before, you know, in the way to get to economic growth, and they're not getting either of that. watch who was saying this. 5% economic growth. we can't tax and spend our way to prosperity. basically we should perhaps have smaller government. tax policies are ruining human beings. >> i think i know. >> these are the democratic platforms dating from 1960 through the 1990s. that was the narrative. by the way, jeb bush was right. half the time we had 4% growth from world war ii through 2007. >> last word from imac. cashing in. getting ready to roll at the bottom of the hour. what do you have? >> from the beg debate to the big show, scott walker is right here. think the smackdown chris c

wal-mart will replace the weapons with more hunting rifles and shotguns.een used in mass shootings. wal-mart says the move was based on sales and was not politically motivated. >>> burger king wants mcdonalds to go in with them on a hamburger called the mcwhopper to raise money for charity. it would have six ingredients from the big mac and six from the whopper. mcdonald's ceo saying the burger giants can do better than a hybrid sandwich. >>> follow up now to the cdc report. 39-year-old chad is being treated for a dangerous bacterial infection in his left eye. he was wearing extended day and night lenses around the clock. his doctor says he was damaging his cornea. he says he had no idea he was damaging his eyes while he slept. >> for about three weeks it was like an eight inch nail being driven into my eye. there was no escaping. looking at a light hurt. >> looks painful. cdc says the study that more than 50% of the people who wear contact lenses have slept with their lenses in. the contact lens manufacturers association says lenses are s e safe. >>> in o

wal-mart will launch its lay away program two weeks earlier then ever before. so, whether we like it or not, it is here, nicole. >> i know, i'm still coming to terms with the fact that summer is almost over. >> get ready. >>> thank you. 4:51. coming up after the break we will get a check of weather and traffic. stay with us, we will be right >> the old way of dealing with teen drop-out rates was truant officers. this is the united way. right here in our community, united way is changing the way, from quick fixes to real lasting change. that's what matters. that's united way. to find out how you can help, visit... >>> let's check on the roads with meisha. >> good morning, nicole. good morning to all of you at home. are dark, very early out there. we have overnight construction project in play at vine street in the westbound direction at 16th street between broad street and ben franklin. the it is pulled out block ago this right lane. eastbound lane was previously affected as well but that has since clear. we are dealing with the residual effect on the eastbound

. >> beyond the wal*mart truck driver's road being tired and such what the inform tsb said happened inside the limo that played major role. >>> taking care of a lawn problem has gone to the goats. are you confused? we'll show you one city's solution howard. >> the eagles finally playing a game. but will sam bradford play the game on sunday at quarterback? bradford gives us his thoughts and that will be coming up in sports. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> fatigue that's what the ntsb says is one of the reason behind a crash involving a wal*mart truck driver an limo van carrying comedian tracy morgan. the ntsb says the driver of the truck kevin roper had been awake for 28 hours. they say roper w

federal investigators air signing blame to the wal-mart truck driver ape the people in the limousine that he hit. we will get more from "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos. >> reporter: thinks where the national transportation safety board as was semi truck driver kevin roper's view the the night of the crash which seriously hurt comedian tracie minister again. >> protocol with standard and practices. >> reporter: this afternoon the board placing the blame on roper, citing driver fatigue and pointing out he had been awake for more than 28 hours when he slam in the rear of morgan's limo bus on the new jersey turnpike in june of 2014. officials say that roper, drove 800 miles from the atlanta home to delaware before his shift, prompting wal-mart to change their policies. >> people that are not within the 250-mile radius will to have actually transfer their residents within that work zone. >> reporter: bus tracie morgan was on was much smaller then this one but it did have safety vests and report points out that, one of the passengers on that bus was actually buckled in. >> seat belts

wal*mart settled a lawsuits filed by mcnair's family and morgan in connect to the crash. >>> the stormsnd drenching rains are now off the coast much it's time to dry out. meteorologismeteorologist kate a better forecast ahead. >> it does eel still feel stic sticky. the humidity has really yet to drop in the wake of our storms but skies are clearing at the moment. and starting to see the clouds break up can't see any stars just yet. can't see any immediate yours talk about the persied leigh meet your shower you may be able to see the next couple of times. at least the rain moved on out after a very wet tuesday. storm scan3 you can see the latest showers and storms have pushed off the new jersey and delaware coast lines. still a few showers over portions of southern and eastern maryland but those are starting to move away as well and the clouds are breaking in you're north and west of the city right now you're seeing a clear sky. seeing mainly cloudy conditions in the city although now that i look around a couple of stars out there right now we are definitely seeing progressive clearing t

[laughter] [n][applause] our argument was safeway, all wal-mart or costco sprouts or trader joe's the also products similar there is no barriers to entry it is a very competitive market. john: you lost a and had to sell 32 stores. >> we will lend but we spent 30 million in legal expenses but the ftc has their own courts and they told us after we won in the federal courts they would take us to their courts i said what will they cost pacesetter said all the way to prove your innocence will probably cost another 100 million so we did the math and we compromised. john: is there any a time we should stop the monopoly? >> take the public school system for example,. [cheers and applause] john: your point is you can only be a monopoly when there is government force. >> capitalism is so dynamic and competitive you can get temporary competitive of vintages but people come along to imitate that and say in a vague a leapfrog and you don't need the government to protect people from monopolies because the market does. john: not long ago general motors was. >> a role is talking about breaking of gen

says paul, the famous voice made a crucial move minute the time the photograph with a child with a wal-mart store refuses that story coming up next. my name is rene guerrero. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him, it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i know how hard our crews work for our customers. i want them to know that they do have a safe and reliable system. together, we're building a better california. >>pam m: she is learning for some breast feeding in public is an extremely sensitive subject proposed in this photograph for public breast-feeding event held in dover they went to the somersworth wal-mart to get the package developed an employee to confirm market they were personal to show her daughter when the child grows up b

. >>> wal-mart is going to stop selling semiautomatic rifles including ar15s. a spokesperson said the decision was made earlier this year because fewer people are buying them. the sport rifles were being sold at less than 1/3 of the company's stores. >>> d.c. police are on the scene of a shooting just outside of the washington arts diocese pastoral center. one adult male was taken from that scene with bun got wound is conscious and breathe -- gunshot wounds and is is conscious and breathing. police received a call just after 3:00. one witness told wusa9 she heard eight or nine gunshots, saw two cars, one black, one silver flying down the road. witnesses say a shooter was in one of those cars firing at the other through a window. >>> 103 homicides in d.c. so far this year, 103 lives shattered, that is a stunning 43% increase and the mayor is desperate to staunch the flow of the blood. [ yelling ] >> may mayor bowser had to shout over angry protesters. the mayor announced she's put 182 officers on the streets additionally and wants to spend another $15 million, b

along with that wal-mart a gas station and another nearby store will also damaged. the storm managed to overturn an 18-wheeler. officials say none of the injuries was life-threatening. >> health check it is fitness friday. if you're trying to lose weight or get left lane this afternoon you think it's not that easy or impossible one local man says if he can do it, anybody can. >> and it has some pulses racing in the news room right now. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman with a picture that has a lot of people talking. this is lionel dixon now. he has turned his life around. he lost 150 pounds through diet, exercise and pure determination. and now he is helping others do the same. climbing this mechanical ladder at island gym in absecon new jersey, 31-year-old lionel dixon appears fit, strong and healthy. but he wasn't always this way. >> the way i used to eat, oh, my goodness. >> reporter: he admits he used to eat a lot of unhealthy fattening and sugary foods. this was him about 10 years ago. he weighed 275 pounds. but at one point also tipped the scale

wal-mart says its decision to stop using some guns is not a political decision.-mart says decision to discontinue sales of ar5 and other weapons has more to do with slumping demand. they say not enough people are buying the guns. sporting rifle where is sold at least than a third at wal-mart's 4600 stores here in the united states. >>> all right. well, before you sit down for the most important meal of the day, we want to tell but a breakfast food that is being recalled, we will have details on that coming up next. >>> also a ahead could wifi be bad for your health? we will tell you why one family says their sonnies sick because of his school's internet connection. >>> we are live at adventure aquarium in camden hanging with the hippos this morning, jenny and button ready for their close-up. we will tell but a special event happening there this weekend. we will be right back. school starts tomorrow, with s110% ready.'ll be notebook, folders, glue sticks. 25¢, 15 and 50¢. aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen.

a wal-mart truck smashed in their limousine on the new jersey turnpike. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in new town with the findings, greg. >> reporter: jessica, ntsb is placing the blame on that wal-mart semi truck driver, citing driver fatigue. he had been awake for more than 24 hours but they also point out in their report that all but one of the passengers on tracie morgan's bus were not wearing their seat belts. this is what the national transportation safety board, says was semi truck driver kevin roper's view the night of the crash which seriously hurt comedian tracie morgan. >> protocol with standard and practices that are here. >> reporter: this afternoon board placing blame on roper citing driver fatigue and pointing out he had been awake for more than 28 hours when he slammed in the rear of morgan's limo bus on the new jersey turnpike in june of 2014. the report also reveals roper was speeding and passengers inside morgan's bus were not wearing seat belts. >> it is our new addition. >> reporter: johnny donahue owns sterling limo

the nasdaq fell 51 points. >>> wal-mart workers fought for a wang increase and they won, but now the -- wage increase and they won, but now the company will work them less to make up for that boost in pay. bloomberg business reports company execs recently told store managers to reduce the number of scheduled hours for some employees to cut their costs. wal-mart's label costs rose after they increased minimum wage to $9 an hour which lowered their profit expectations. >>> it's more natural recipe, but fans of country crock just aren't having it. they blew up social media to displeasure after the margarine maker removed preservatives and artificial flavors from the spread, so they want the bad stuff in there. the company says it tastes pretty much the same, but customers say the healthier country crock misses the mark. >>> hulu scored a big win to carry some popular movies made by lions gate, mgm and paramount studios. netflix did not renew with e pics which is the right holder to the catalog of film. hulu's partnership with the company starts in october. >>> finally the slinky turns 7

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