i am educated by walmart mostly.en you go into a walmart store, does everybody know who you are? doug: the store management team will almost always recognize me but many of our associates would not. it is fun. i go to stores almost all the time unannounced. i want to see what customers see. when i show up in a community, i will walk into the store, start walking around, talking to customers and our associates. is any customer ever say to you, i think they should do better? what do you say to them, i am the ceo and i will fix it. doug: sometimes. i am out like at the grocery pickup area, one of our growing parts of our business, asking, how are things going, what can we do better? sometimes i will tell them what my job is, sometimes i don't. it depends on the circumstance. david: there is a myth -- maybe it is a myth -- that the most important things one is the lowest possible price. what do the people most want? doug: they definitely want value, which is a combination of price and quality. but once we have the qualit

walmart set to launch its own service called walmart plus to take on amazon prime. by the way, uber also getting into the grocery delivery game, launching that service here in the u.s. later this month. we are staying at home and we want our groceries and other purchases delivered and quickly. and we are on that story throughout the program today. >>> as for the overall market, dead flat following a selloff on tuesday but keep in mind the dow and s&p are up 40% from their march lows and the nasdaq is up 50% since then. pretty impressive. >>> president trump says he will pressure governors to reopen schools in the fall. this is a major step in getting the economy back on track. kids go back to school, parents can then go back to work. that, of course, will be an issue for sure in the election, where joe biden has the lead in all of the polls, if you believe them, and even some wall street firms are apparently preparing for a biden win. but we have a democrat pollster coming up in a few minutes who says the race is a lot closer than the polls would indicate. >>> just

talking walmart reportedly preparing for war against amazon, launching a new subscription service, walmartart has the physical dominance to play ball. jeff flock with more details. jeff? reporter: it is, i will tell you, this is one for the ages, charles, you know? walmart says or amazon says you want to get in our space? we'll get in your space. this is actually an amazon grocery store that is about to open fairly soon. you can see it is made out of bricks and mortar. that is where actually walmart is strong. walmart says you want to get in our space, bricks and mortar? we'll get into your space online with something called walmart plus. suspiciously like amazon prime. that is $98 a month. that is cheaper than amazon prime. get same day delivery of groceries or whatever else you're buying on walmart.com. but something amazon prime can't give you, a discount on your gasoline. walmart sells gasoline at its stores nationwide. gives you heads up on deals you can get at walmart.com. you said, it is a clash of the titans and both of them bring a lot to the table. for example, physical space. it

it comes to walmart?e a look at amazon's business, for instance this is a low margin business. there are lots of costs involved for the infrastructure to do all these deliveries, especially two-hour deliveries. would this be a positive for walmart? >> yes, i do think it's a positive i think it's a defensive and an offensive move amazon rolled out free two-hour delivery late last year to their prime members. with this offering, walmart can better compete with amazon because they can also offer that free delivery. i think on the offensive front, i think other players such as target, i think walmart can take share for them on the grocery side, if you look at kroger, they don't offer free delivery currently this is also going to garner more share in the grocery category. >> another offering that would be part of the subscription would be video entertainment it sounds like they could be going down this hole of potential spending and i wonder if this satisfies no category of shareholder, maybe you lose the valu

this is not your father's walmart.is a very different story now than it used to be so one of the things i really like about it is it's about defense and offense. we know the defense part during covid, they were in a sweet spot they were unlike restaurants or airlines they were able to make money this allowed them to pivot to offense. so i think they're going to continue to take share from other retailers and now they're going to build on it with walmart plus we see that launch this month. getting into that subscription model, taking amazon prime head on, i think it is offense for them i was skeptical years ago when they started their online push, and they've really done an extraordinary job. it's not expensive relative to the market it doesn't get a giant covid premium for sure it does trade at a premium to other retailers. it should. it deserves to be. it's enormous. their sales are far superior to amazon the last thing i like about it you get a couple of lottery tickets. one of them is flipkart. they are the majority

david: it has rumored you will announce some type of prime equivalent for walmart, walmart plus, i thinkis called. is that going to be announced sometime soon or you cannot say? doug: we have a membership we have been testing called delivery unlimited. the speculation you are referring to is we will launch a more robust membership called walmart plus. the common theme, whether it is delivery unlimited or walmart plus in the future, is that the grocery consumer delivery, which could include back-to-school items or even apparel items, done in a really fast manner as part of a membership program is something we think is going to be compelling for people. based on the success we have had with this pilot of delivery unlimited, we have some confidence that people do want a membership from us. when you think about it, there is a delivery cost, taking in order and delivering in order to someone's home. what the membership is fundamentally in the beginning is an ability to buy in bulk those deliveries at a discount in the form of an annual fee. that is the form we have taken. the s&p 500 briefly

our largest retail facility is walmart. you can go to walmart. you can have the mask on and gloves. 90% of the people and walmart are not required to wear a mask. the mask does help detect each other. my question goes to walmart. why do you not require masks on your customers? host: >> coming up on c-span, a discussion with the former ambassador to russia on russia under president vladimir putin. live coverage starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. later today, the house appropriations committee will hold a markup of their portion of the fiscal year 2021 appropriations bill. watch live at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. next with us -- robert egge is with us next. good morning. thank you for being here on "washington journal." guest: great to be here. host: what has been the role of the alzheimer's association during the pandemic? guest: our primary role is to support those with dementia and their caregivers. that has brought us right to the front lines of the covid pa

walmart is the largest company to do this so far.hey join a growing list of public companies that are making the change. >> reporter: we always have our masks on hand here in california. at bay area walmart stores, admonitions about masks choppers and many are surprised this isn't true across the retail chain. >> we always have them in the glove box, in the purse. >> reporter: walmart and sam's club now join best buy and starbucks, requiring masks on customers. kroger, kohls and apple too, as the national retail federation urges international mask standard amid rising covid rates. >> when i walked into walmart i didn't see anybody with masks. >> reporter: of this shopper was startled, visiting washington state to see better faces in the aisles. >> nobody gets near me because i care about myself a lot. just seeing that makes me feel sad. >> reporter: retailers have been reluctant about mask mandates, not wanting to antagonize customers and put employees in the middle as enforcers, which does happen all the time. >> i work for costco a

which would be the folks at walmart. walmart says we'll get in your space. how about walmart plus? it is something like amazon prime. take a look what they're offering, liz. it is $98. it is cheaper than prime. you get same day delivery with amazon prime but you get cheaper gas because walmart has all the stores where you get gas, you can get a discount. no video, that is something amazon prime offers for $119 amont. they have already a 150 million members. they have express delivery as well as amazon prime video. walmart is in a good position. they have had a great month for e-sales. up 74% in the month of may for online sales. if you look at the online marketplace, who is the king? by far it is amazon. 39% of online sales done through amazon. just 5% by walmart. those are the top two in the market. stores, though, bricks and mortar, i thought amazon had a lot of stores at 500 plus, i was surprised at that number. will mart has 4753 stores in the u.s. alone. when it comes to market cap, folks at amazon can say mine is bigger than yours. $1.5 trillion market cap for amazon compared

walmart or target.he plus and target stayed the same for a week which company do you suggest i invest in. >> steve from maryland, would you rather in the video question to us. nice going, steve from maryland. guy? >> don't you love the viewers playing at home? it fantastic it's wonderful long term walmart you play without question not that i'm a huge fan of walmart plus or what is going on that the a game changer. i think dan and tim would agree. on valuation, i think target is still in the more compelling stories. so if you're talking about five to ten years, i think walmart if you think over the next five to ten weeks, target. >> dan >> i don't think you have to do what you do. i like the walmart plus when you think about the whole goal is same-day delivery for groceries and the idea is to get other things grocery in your chart, i suspect from what we know about amazon prime, walmart will be successful you think walmart has $550 billion in annual sales, 30% e commerce, this is only going to get bigger

david: it has been rumored you primennounce some type of equivalent of walmart, walmart plus i believegoing to be enough sometime soon or you cannot say? doug: we have a membership we have been testing called delivery unlimited. we willulation is yo launch a membership called walmart plus. futuremon theme in the is this grocery consumables delivery from the supercenters which could include back-to-school items or even apparel items done in a really fast manner as part of a membership program is something we think will be compelling for people. based on the success we've had with this pilot of delivery unlimited, we've got confidence people do want a mom o membershp from us. there is a delivery cost. taking an order and delivering in order to someone's home. what the membership is fundamentally in the beginning is an ability to buy in bulk those deliveries at a discount in the form of an annual fee. that is the form we have taken. mcmillonlmart ceo doug with david rubenstein. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. i'm emily chang in san francisco. bloomberg daybreak aust

walmart is a says sleeping giant in health care sector. last time we spoke was in 2018 at the annual shareholders meeting. two years ago, you were also optimistic on the company. talk about what they have done in the past couple of years that really makes you even more relatively bullish on walmart. scale: besides being a leader and/or winner in this growing multichannel market, they are starting to knock on the door of health care. we have talked about this in bios us of retail and health care over the past couple of years, the idea of, is there a way to lower cost of health care to customers and employers? walmart is one of the largest employers in the world. we have seen some steps to this. if you go back to their saidage, 1991, sam walton we wanted to bring more transparency to health care cost. the underlying message is we want to lower cost to consumers. they seem to be taking steps in the health care world. we think there's a lot of synergy in that and what they're trying to do in the retail world. taylor: talk about their transitio

they're sort of getting into walmart's space which is bricks and mortar.of brick and mortar, that building. and so the folks atwal a mart say, you know what? we're going to get into your pace. that would be that, you know, amazon prime thing. we're going to call it walmart plus, and for $98 a year, you're going to get same-day delivery, you get something you don't get in prime, which is a gas discount because walmart sells gas. you don't get video which you do get on prime for a little bit more, $119 a year as a membership for amazon prime. there are 150 million amazon prime members, by the way and, of course, walmart hoping to take and cut into some of that. they do, by the way, in addition to giving the express delivery, provide the video. walmart, if you look at e-sales, has done well the past month, up 74%, but that online marketplace when you look at who's got the most sales, amazon. 39% of the market, walmart just 5.3% of the market. and i leave you with this one: stores, this is one that's going to be added for amazon, but walmart has 4,753 stores,

i have been in these walmarts. i'm envisioning these walmarts in places like lebanon, missouri, where i guarantee you there are going to be conflicts. i hope walmart is prepared. >> right. >> and is going to protect their staff from the abuse that i'm confident they're going to get in many parts of rural america next week. >> yeah. it's really -- there is a -- >> sad. >> there is a sort of -- yeah, it is, and it's a huge obstacle right now to us succeeding collectively as americans, which we are not doing right now. former senator claire mccaskill in her home in st. louis. thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> next, despite florida's coronavirus outbreak reaching record-breaking levels, the governor insists he wants schools to reopen. i'll talk with a pediatrician about the surprising number of children in florida who are testing positive for coronavirus right now right after this. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts

delivery, discounts on fuel at walmart gas stations and early access to product deals. sounds a lot like amazon prime paul, are investors right to be excited about it >> i think there are two online retailers pretty much right now. walmart has, you know, is moving move and more equal to amazon in the case of retail but amazon is a lot bigger and a lot more tenic wills and a lot more places. it's just as far as the value of the prime competitor, i wouldn't suggest that it's -- you are getting as much value for your money there? i mean, i think in this environment that we're in, walmart is really made the transition to on line grocery shopping and on line shopping with, you know, pretty smoothly. that's benefiting the stock here >> i want to come back to the broader markets. dow is down over 400 points. once again, a theme where the russell and dow were suffering much more than the nasdaq. the nasdaq composite will not have another record close. but facebook and apple are just holding on to slight gains the relative leadership of big tech and the growth stocks is not some

yesterday, walmart, this news broke yesterday. walmart's stock up 7% yesterday.a little bit today. amazon, which was down yesterday, back up a little today. you know, the only good news in this. you have got two players, fighting it out. usually means better deals for guys like you and me. neil? neil: yeah. and i forgot, you're right about the gas thing. that's a big, you know, feather in walmart's cap. reporter: big deal for walmart customers and big deal for people in general i think. neil: absolutely. i love your line about 150 million that amazon has. hard to find 150 million people that agree on anything. that's a very good point. jeff, thank you. you're the best my friend. jeff flock in the middle of all of that. finish that thought, i'm sorry. reporter: sadly. neil: yes, thank you very, very, very much. scaring my producers and the whole control room. what is he doing now? popeye's going off script. we have a lot more coming right up. including all the state has have to respond to the president's threats, you don't open up your schools, you can kiss your a

. >>> starting next week walmart will require customers to wear masks at all of its stores. it is the largest retailer to do so and to end a growing list of public companies making the change. we have the reaction. >> reporter: national chains are making this move. often it is health orders that already require masks in stores , but now retailers are making it consistent. >> we always have our masks on hand here in california. >> reporter: at bay area walmart stores many are surprised this isn't true across this retail chain. >> i personally wouldn't go in that story. >> we always have them in the glove box, in the purse. >> reporter: walmart and sam's club now joined best buy and starbucks requiring masks on customers. kroger, kohls and apple too as the national retail federation urges a national mask standard amid rising covid rates. >> when i walked into walmart i didn't see anybody with masks. >> reporter: this shopper was startled visiting washington state to see their faces in the aisles. >> nobody gets near me because i care about myself a lot. just seeing that makes

-- prime equivalent for walmart. is that going to be announced soon? >> we have a membership we have been testing call delivery unlimited. is speculation you refer to launching a more robust membership called walmart plus. the common theme is that this grocery consumable delivery, delivery from the supercenters, which can include back-to-school , done in aen apparel really fast manner as part of a membership program is something we think is going to be compelling for people. based on the success we have had with this pilot of delivery unlimited, we have some confidence people do want to membership from us. when you think about it, there is a delivery cost, picking an order and delivering in order to someone's home. what the membership is fundamentally in the beginning anyway is an ability to buy in bulk those deliveries at a discount in the form of an annual fee. that is the form that we have taken. swatch, the swiss watchmaker, has deliver their numbers. i'm going to go straight to the guidance. for the rest of the

let's get to walmart now.ny has kept its 11,000 stores worldwide open amid the virus pandemic and expects to continue doing so despite our resurgence in cases. bloombergllan told the impact the crisis is having on business. doug tolan we sold consumables -- : in the u.s. and countries around the world, we have stayed open mostly throughout the crisis, selling what people need in stores and online. i think e-commerce has grown during this period of time, and that has been the case with us. watching, howe many total stores does walmart have? world, 11,484.e in the u.s., we have around 47 stores that are walmart supercenters and they were hood markets, and we have 600 sam's club's in the u.s. >> ed you have to .50 4 million employees, or associates, and your revenue is about -- you have to .50 4 million employees, or associates, and your revenue cash and there will be a decline in sales after we get past the covid-19 situation. doug: what happened is, as we started in the covid period, we created a leave policy f

. >>> confrontation over mask wearing at a walmart that has gone viral. >>> i'll show you the changes that we'll follow in time for the weekend. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> document a marathon evening of decision making in oakland including plans to slash the police department's budget in half. it comes on the sail day the mayor's home was vandalized. >>> what role enforcement plays in our community is our focus on building a better bay area. live from the newsroom, tonight's city council meeting is still going on right now in. >> that's right, ama and dan. it started at 1:30 this afternoon and it's still going on right now. now some of the big headlines, move the handling of special events to the administrator's office. and creating a task force that they said would reimagine public safety. councilmember taylor said there would be a 15-member task force made of nominees that come from ea o thavg yoh memrs parthey wi vote on ths task force. before these items were decided, public comments stretched on for nearly three hours. >>> defund the opd by an additional 1.4 million

i have been in these walmarts. i'm envisioning these walmarts in places where i guarantee you there are going to be conflicts. i hope walmart is prepared and is going to protect their staff from the abuse that i'm confident they're going to get in many parts of rural america next week. >> yeah. it's really -- there is a part -- >> it's sad. >> yeah, it is. and it's a huge obstacle right now to us succeeding collectively as americans, which we are not doing right now. former senator claire mccaskill in her home in st. louis. >>> despite florida reaching record breaking levels, the governor insists he wants schools to open. i'll talk to a pediatrician right after this. - [narrator] the shark vacmop combines powerful suction with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. you think it smells fine, s in your car. but your passengers smell this. eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to

walmart competes on price.hen they started to lose ground is when they lost that focus and tried to be other things walmart went through a difficult period three years ago where inside the store there was chaos, there wasn't enough assistan assistance ultimately walmart competing on price, now competing in terms of logistics, procurement, fulfillment, that's what they do that's what their stores are they are kind of an amazon even though they were the first ones to build all that stuff. i think this is a very important move and i think it will be at the expense probably more of a target if you look at that chart on walmart over the last couple of years, outside of the pullback we had on the crisis, that's a pretty strong two-year chart on walmart. i was skeptical early in the crisis when this was massively outperforming. that multiple at 24 times trailing -- and i use the trailing multiple because in this environment the fact that these guys are doing the same or slightly better, that make them even cheaper tha

wearing at a walmart that has gone viral. >>> i'll show you the changes that we'll follow in time for the weekend. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> document a marathon evening of decision making in oakland including plans to slash the police department's budget in half. it comes on the sail day the mayor's home was vandalized. >>> what role enforcement plays in our community is our focus on building a better bay area. live from the newsroom, tonight's city council meeting is still going on right now in. >> that's right, ama and dan. it started at 1:30 this afternoon and it's still going on right now. now some of the big headlines, move the handling of special events to the administrator's office. and creating a task force that they said would reimagine public safety. councilmember taylor said there would be a 15-member task force made of nominees that come from each district of oakland. they're also open to having youth members be a part of the team. next week they will vote on this task force. before these items were decided, public comments stretched on for nearly three hour

. >>> a big announcement from walmart. the retailer doing something it hasn't done in 30 years. >>> caught on video, flames engulf this boat. a good samaritan jumps into action. >>> and our exclusive with three nba superstars on life inside the nba bubble and their new collaboration in the fight for racial justice. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with president trump acknowledging the health crisis in this country will get worse before it gets better. >> the daily coronavirus death even areas are rpass 100 for seeing infections level off, some hot spots are on the brink facing a shortage of icu beds. >> in california, hair salons have been allowed to open outside even as the state overtakes new york with the most infections. >> testing remains a challenge. some people are now waiting up to two weeks to get their test results. >> and this image is a sign of the times. it shows an american tourist boat at niagara falls at the top of the screen limited to 50% capacity under new york state rules and on the botto

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matt walmart and sam's club, now joined best buy and starbucks, requiring masks on customers. kroger, kohl's, and apple too. as the national retail federation urges a mask standard among rising covid-19 rates. >> i walked in and didn't see anybody with masks. >> this shopper was startled in washington state. >> nobody gets near me like that because i care about myself a lot. seeing that makes me feel sad. >> retailers have been not wanting to antagonize customers and put employees in the middle as enforcers, which does happen, all the time. i work for costco, i'm asking this number to put on a mask because that is our company policy. so where the mask -- >> i'm not doing that, because i woke up in a free country. >> this confrontation in may ended up with a employee walking away with a man's cart. costco calls masks a simple step to prevent the spread. employees will be stationed as health ambassadors and store entrances, to, work with customers who show up without a face covering. they can count on resistance. a few days ago a walmart shopper in florida pulled a gun on a fath

rob: walmart's new subscription service bringing some bargains this month. carley: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for starting your day with us. police and protesters clashing in washington overnight, eight people arrested as criminal justice reform take center stage in the nation's capital. carley: the left's new push to defund the police. >> reporter: protests not slowing down 6 weeks after protests began in the wake of george floyd's death, this was the senior black lies matter plaza in washington dc with protesters blocking roads and forcing motorists to turn around, eight were arrested with clashes with dc police, one person was charged with assault on a police officer. all of this occurring at a time when criminal justice reform remains focused for lawmakers on the left with two members of the squad, rashida tlaib and iona presley unveiling the brief act which calls for defunding the police. >> the breathe active bold, transformative, we start to tran

. >>> a heated confrontation over face masks caught on camera at a walmart in martinez over the weekend and now a health expert is weighing in after watching this video. here is amanda >> reporter: the brothers were thrilled to see that they were checking for masks, but they noticed no masks on a family up head, so cameron spoke up. >> and she said i'm not sick and i said you don't always show symptoms and it is about being courteous. >> reporter: and his request met with hostility, the back and forth caught on camera. >> if it really mattered the mask you're wearing, we would be all be wearing the same mask. >> reporter: and dr. patel compared the different types of masks and their specific functions to different types of helmets, ultimately all meant to protect. another shopper can be heard telling campbell miller. >> stay home if you're so scared. >> if you don't want to wear a mask, you should be the one staying home because you're at risk of getting people all around you sick. it is not necessarily the law, but a business's policy, so maybe should you not be going to that business.

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are now banned from all walmart stores. the video posted on social media shows them both at the checkout line . police issued trespass notices and company officials told the couple to not come back to any walmart store for at least a year. walmart says it will not tolerate any form of discrimination or harassment. in berkeley, a filmmaker has turned her garage on euclid avenue into a powerful tribute to black people who have been killed by police. as elissa harrington shows us, the artist is hoping that that mural sparks discussion and also change. >> this is a work in progress. >> reporter: karina epperlein stouts outside her home. the words, black lives matter are painted across her two car garage, along with dozens of names. >> what is important for me is that these people that we are remembering become alive for us as real people. >> reporter: epperlein grew up in germany, post world war ii. she learned about social injustice at a very young age. that's where she got the idea for this mural. >> we had to still work on d

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>> well, if you know those walmart parking lots, there's a lot that goes down in a walmart parking lotf your worries. so i think they are going to -- yeah. ashley: yeah. i think that's very innovative. pretty clever stuff. last one for you. brooks brothers, iconic name, but it's nearing bankruptcy but there are discussions with a potential buyer. can they survive? >> well, you know, when you think about 50% of americans 16 years old or higher are unemployed in this country right now. now, it's a little early for math, i know, but you think about the percentage of folks that are wearing a suit to go to work which is nil, that's kind of, that's the question if they can sustain themselves in an environment we are in right now. i think it's a wonderful heritage brand. i think it's a quality brand. i would love to see the brand saved. but at this point right now, i would not be busting out that brooks brothers suit. ashley: do you worry, very quickly, for a lot of retailers right now struggling to reopen, struggling still with the virus and desperately trying to language on? >> i do. it's a

walmart is destroying small business now walmart is the victim of amazon's dominance what is your main take away? >> yes many of the same arguments to walmart being applied to these companies. these next one, two years. this is not a huge issue can i down the road imman inthe ftc or the doj on these business practices and the app store. there is a lot of pressure to find something and do something. that is a long way from breakup. maybe further down the road, elizabeth warren had a breakup plan she would stop private labels and split the company up in the short-term, medium-term window, i'm doubtful of that. >>. >> yet, they were having technical issues i was thinking, really, amazon all of these companies are investing a lot, maybe investing a few more some very smart questions. others not so much, now they go back to what they were doing, right? >> i don't think this is over. probably back to the beginning of this type of process. more about creating new rules than the breakup these are individual companies these are all different companies. congress, the folks that work in congress

get the mmr vaccine at walmart. i said i wanted to get it because it has the rubella vaccine included with it, and he said how old are you? and i said i am 67. he says, have you had measles and mumps? i said yeah. he said we don't want to give it to you, because we want your doctor's approval because you've had it. he skipped over the fact that never have i had or considered rubella, which is the thing i need to get in the elderly needs to reduce the effects of this darn virus. if they do get it, there might have a better chance of living. host: we will go to florida. welcome. some comments on this virus thing. host: yes, sir. caller: how come they never say anything about these, you guys call them demonstrators, i call them hoodlums or bombs, how come they never talk about how much they spread? there are thousands in groups. nobly on the news or ever says maybe some of the crowds -- nobody on the news ever says maybe some of those crowds caused it and they tell us we can't do this and we can't do that, how come tha

challenges amazon prime, walmart is reportedly rolling out a paid membership service called walmart plus. for $98 a year members will receive same-day delivery marley access to deals and discounts at walmart gas stations. walmart is trying to undercut amazon prime which costs $119 for an annual subscription. >>> pico, the company behind the most used credit score has launched a new product to help determine if consumers are likely to be financially resilient during an economic crisis. the resilience index score ranges from 1 to 99, people with lower scores are viewed as the most prepared to weather an economic shift. the resilience index will dig deeper into consumer credit profiles to look for patterns such as credit utilization, the tool can also be used for people on the verge of being denied credit are having credit limited. >>> coming up next, a proposal to stop racially motivated 911 calls. the possible consequence for people calling the police, based on how someone looks. >>> a bay area staple, levi's is struggling during the pandemic, how many people in the san francisco com

a wal-mart spokeswoman says the couple has been banned from walmart for at least one year. bush fires in australia earlier this year were devastating to local wildlife in a new report shows just how bad it was the world wildlife fund says nearly 3 billion animals were killed or displaced by the fires. that's almost triple the fear estimated back in january. world wildlife foundation australia ceo calls it one of the worst wildfire disasters in modern history, the figure includes an estimated 143 million mammals almost 2 and a half billion reptiles 180 million birds. and about 50 million frogs with more than 15,000 fires across every australian state it was the worst fire season on record there. all right hopefully it is not a horrible fire season here in california. it certainly got an early start but fortunately, we haven't had extreme heat. this summer recently a live look outside beautiful day in san francisco, the embarcadero here bit of a breeze meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is bricks used to this weather. >>oh yeah and we're going to get used to it for the rest of t

amazon is already the powerhouse there but walmart is going up. they have got an upside potential here as does target. both were very underdeveloped a few years ago with online penetration. they are now catching up aggressively and i think investing heavily the right way into making their companies much more digitally friendly to consumers. so i like the rivalry very much. i think it makes them both better i think walmart at 23 pe versus amazon 147 pe, i think i like the investment opportunities out of walmart and target for the next several years as an upside opportunity. >> do companies like your old company macy's deserve more government assistance? >> i think, you know, it's been challenging, wilf. the fact of the matter is this is nothing about what they did it was all about this virus. and the fact retailers were able to stay open and some were not delta difficult hand i understand of course independent the reasons why. having said that, walmart, target, amazon, shells apparel, shoes, were able to sell those products during the pandemic wher

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rishaad: walmart ceo doug mcmillon. markets as we head towards the china lunch break. declines overall and an acceleration in the shanghai composite. down 1.1% right now. h-shares in hong kong really responsible for perhaps this drag we are seeing on the hang seng. fe slippage also coming about or big deltas in the downside. the nasdaq. down 4% from peak. ignoring some of this news coming through that we got here, these trade numbers coming in. china exports and imports on the way up in june, really smashing economists' predictions. there is a trait picture for china. .5%. say exports rose both have been forecast to actually fall, contract according to the economists we had been talking to. that is also in dollar as well. yuan terms. shanghai down 1.1%. going to leave you images. ♪ haslinda: a very moody lion city this tuesday. almost 11:30 a.m. in singapore. in the middle of a trading day. singapore reported a slump in gdp for the second quarter. a contraction of 42.1%. it is in recession. what a slump it has been for

later watching movies at walmart is about to be a thing. the retailers plunge into the >>> some places in southern california are dishing out big fines to people who don't wear face coverings. santa monica will find people $100 for the first offense in west hollywood it will cost you three times as much and those without a mask will be offered one by law enforcement. if they don't comply they will be given a citation and the fine goes up for repeat offenders. >> i think it is a good idea. i think people take it seriously. >> i think it is a great plan and looking out for everyone's safety. >> i think the financial consequences is a way to get the message across. >> some grim unemployment numbers out today. the state saw almost 200,000 new claims last week and that make for over 7 million claims since the pandemic began and they said it is a record $37.5 billion in the last three and half months but state lawmakers say the department is drowning in unemployment claims and can't cut checks fast enough leaving people without funds for weeks an

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you can see the share spiking up walmart looks to be competing directly against amazon prime. back to you. >> eric, thanks for that i wonder, there's a bit of irony in the timing expected to launch later this month july is when amazon's prime day takes place which is a blockbuster shopping holiday that's been delayed a few times this year. one of the biggest knocks against amazon prime or future growth is maybe we're reaching a saturation point in the united states because it's such a strong program i wonder if there's room for families and consumers to buy onto another kind of subscription, carl >> we'll see $98 that will be worth watching as amazon hit a new all time high >>> miami-dade county, as you probably know now, ordering gyms, restaurants and other small businesses to reclose effective tomorrow the owner of the miami based gym adapt joining us this morning. thanks for the time. it's good to see you >> thanks for having me on i appreciate it. >> talk to me, you been around for about five years how long had you been able to reopen before you got the notice yesterday? >

walmart has rolled out a new app to help employees help shoppers. the retail giant has developed a voice activated app just for workers calls ask sam staffers can use it to help find products in the store look up prices and also get real-time emergency alerts. the company is also using the app to keep workers up to date about coronavirus issues ask sam won't be available to customers on the walmart shopping app but it does include store maps and also a price scanner. >>a civil rights icon was laid to rest so we will take a look back at representatives. >>today civil rights icon john lewis was laid to rest at south-view cemetery in atlanta. he was given a 7 gun salute which is considered a high honor. the late congressman was celebrated as an american hero during a private funeral today and during his eulogy president obama issued a stark warning the voting rights and equal opportunity that the late icon championed are under the threat heading into the 2020 election. >>but even as we said. >>well those in power who are doing their darndest. >>to disc

walmart announced it would be offering a subscription based service. of walmart climb 9% on the week on optimism surrounding that offering. and the potential business that would bring to walmart do you see that as a negative in any way to amazon or even just proof that there could be competitors out there that had not existed before >> yeah, melissa, that's a fair question i don't want to sound complaisant. i think it's too late. we did our annual survey work. we've done it for ten years now on amazon. and we're seeing an inflection up in prime subscribers. will amazon at the beginning of the year announced 150 million global prime subscribers we think they're going to end up close to 200 million about it end of this year it's maybe not too surprising that a lot of people on the cusp p buy from amazon but should i sign up for prime, you go through covid-19 where all the purchases shoot up, you sign up for prime. i think walmart trying to dent the prime program at this point is just too late they should have done this five to ten years ago >> and i also

. >>> also check out walmart following the news of their new walmart plus service.as been bullish on walmart for a long time. what does he think about them now? we will have that story next. ♪ just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ ashley: all right. welcome back. take a look at walmart, if you can. up almost 5% now since announcing their new walmart plus service. let's bring in michael zakkhour, author of "the new retail." you have been bullish on walmart for a long time. question is, can they take on amazon? >> so this is a battle of the giants. really, what it boils down to here, it's walmart versus amazon. they are the two biggest retailers in america. amazon obviously has the edge in technology and digital infrastructure. walmart has the edge in physical infrastructure

what are you making of walmart and that announcement?o get the market to like you is either to be big tech or to be directly competing with big tex. that is what walmart has been trying to do, announcing a subscription service. $98 per year gets you access things like same-day shipping. that is seen as something that could boost profitability for its web business and bring you more on par. i would note that walmart was the biggest points contributor to the s&p 500 and the biggest contributor to consumer staples index, the only one that ended the day in the green today. taylor: kailey leinz, market reporter, thank you for joining us. i want to stick with some of the big tech movers. we go to dan ives. talk to be about these record highs. does anything about this market, the fact that it is led by so many companies getting bigger and bigger, does any of that make you nervous? dan: the stronger getting stronger. you are seeing that with faang names outperforming. we think they could be up another 20, 20 5% over the next months. i think what

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they ended up walking into the walmart to go want to bank or something.ou know, things happen like this suddenly just rip a family apart. you know, they were -- they're still here a year later. i spoke with them and i could tell the emotion in their voices. it's been hard for them. and so we just hope that this brings a little bit of comfort to them and we want to let the community know that we're with them. >> last question, chuy. we know that you mentioned your. it's got to be warming to know that los niteliters are followed over the southwest, california, and texas. >> absolutely. you know, our guitar player, charlie, he is from el paso. of course joe is from texas. we have albert who has roots in texas. this hit home for us, even though we're here in california, if you know the motives of what happened and how it was an attack on our entire community, we stand with them and the song is about uplifting the community. it's a really heartfelt country song that speaks to the power of communities coming together and what that means. >> i do want to play a

let's get to walmart now. the company has kept its 11,000 stores worldwide open amid the virus pandemic and expects to continue doing so despite our resurgence in cases. bloombergllan told the impact the crisis is having on business. doug tolan we sold consumables -- : in the u.s. and countries around the world, we have stayed open mostly throughout the

>> i said, mom, there's an active shooter at walmart, and i need you to call 911. i was really calling to say good-bye because i didn't think that i would make it. blood had started to come from my mouth. so i really didn't intend to -- for her to find me. >> did you say good-bye? >> she wouldn't let me. >> you tried? >> i tried. >> butti michelle's mom and dad did find her, as she was being wheeled out by walmart employees. shot three times, michelle survived. but 22 others did not. >> would you bow your heads with me? father, we thank you, again. >> michelle's father michael is the pastor at the prince of peace christian fellowship. >> we know the atmosphere has been disturbed, amen, by what happened august the 3rd. but we are el paso strong, amen. >> pastor grady took me to the place where his daughter was shot. >> but out of the darkness, out of the ashes, comes life. >> the fence outside the walmart had become a shrine. with messages of love and support, from around the world. >> this shouldn't have happened. this terrible thing that happened to our city, to o