Alex Ossola

We're exclusively reporting that President Trump is weighing an initial limited strike on Iran to force it to meet his demands for a nuclear deal.

It would be the first step designed to pressure Tehran into an agreement.

The opening attack would target a few military or government sites.

It could come within days if it's authorized.

If Iran refuses to end its nuclear enrichment after that strike, the U.S.

would respond with a broad campaign against the regime.

potentially aimed at toppling the government.

Officials said Trump hasn't decided yet to order any attack, and it couldn't be determined how seriously Trump is considering this limited strike option.

Officials said that discussions lately have focused more on larger-scale campaigns.

Trump signaled today that the U.S.

would decide its next moves within 10 days.

At a board of peace gathering about Gaza, Trump said that, quote, bad things will happen if Iran doesn't make a deal.

Iranian officials have threatened to respond with maximum force to American strikes.

Walmart reported strong sales growth in its latest quarter, with U.S.

comparable sales, a key retail metric, rising 4.6 percent.

It continued to attract shoppers of all income levels to its groceries and online deliveries.

The company's new CEO, John Ferner, said on Walmart's earnings call this morning that investments in the online business were helping fuel growth.

But the end of the fiscal year also saw Walmart losing its crown as the biggest U.S.

company by annual revenue.

It's been overtaken by a big rival in e-commerce, Amazon.