>> i'm going to give you lululemon.going to go a lot higher than my friend steve does. >> good weekend, everybody "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. on this friday jpmorgan goes negative the firm now saying gdp will shrink in the first quarter as positive vaccine news, is it enough to ease the restrictions? >>> and the class of covid-19. as more school districts send students back home, it won't hut the economy right now, but could hamper future earnings for an entire generation are, and we'll explain. the pac-12 i

lululemon, an lb and five below.n the back end of it as i think about the recovery, that's where, again, i would like to own the global brands, tapestry being one in terms of playing the global handbag opportunity, in terms of the return to occasion, as well as travel and tourism. >> matt, good to have you. thanks for your thoughts. >> thanks for having me. >> matt boss on retail. >>> coming up, investors are under pricing. the stock could soar 60% from here says one analyst. we'll discuss that call. >>> plus, help wanted. as covid-19 cases rise across the country, the need for lab technicians is urgent and growing. we'll look at the challenges industry is facing and what's needed to fix the problem. you can watch us live on the go or listen using the cnbc app ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. it's different because i h

you got some triple-a stuff like an apple store or a lululemon store and then a bunch of stuff goingway and so if you're, you know, double b, triple b, if that stuff tarts to fastarts to falla house of cards apple and lululemon cannot be the entire mall. >> finally, andy, i want to ask you about something that doug mcmillan said on the call this week the way we make money today and the way we make money in the future will be more multifaceted whether it's marketplace or advertising, walmart plus, walmart fulfillment. i mean it strikes me that in the case of your form employer, they're not just thinking about taking share i mean, they're thinking about ways to make money that we've never thought of in a walmart way before >> well, i think that sam walton's mantra, you know, save money live better it now has two more words, words five and six which is save time and that's why i think when we see pickup what's being done with rapid delivery, walmart plus, the idea is time is money. families are busier than they've ever been. i think people playing offense to save people time is as valua

the lines were 150 people long just to get in the store nike is hot, lululemon is hot, correct?te picks they have very, very strong brands and importantly we are looking at this play out and clearly covid is having an impact. what is happening those companies with digital footprints object back bones are performing much better company brands like nike and lululemon have been very good at building out their digital capability consumers can shop those brands without having to go to stores. >> they are the products that fit the times. people are dressing more casually you put on a pair of lulu lemons or workout gather from nike and you are all set for the day. there is 30 stop that you like that is a smaller scale. what is it and why? >> much smaller company, love sac. they have two products, the sack-tional and the sac. it is a modular sofa i think it also plays -- small company, digital footprint they have a number of company operated showrooms but again they sell primarily digitally. it plays into the concept of people now spending more time in their homes and wanting to outfit

lululemon is up 160% over the past eight months and dick's sporting goods is up 285% off of its lows, with the potentially viable vaccine in sight, my next guest says some of this year's darlings are now at risk. let's welcome in the managing director and senior analyst at wells fargo securities ike, before we talk vaccine, does a day like today with all of the concerns about the spread of covid make you think it doesn't matter that we have this positivevaccine news in the meantime it's going to be rough out there. >> yeah, no. thanks, kelly. it's going to be rough in the near term. look what's happening in the united states, but look overseas a. there's shutdowns and lockdowns going on in europe, so absolute lit near term is going to be tough, but i think investors are looking past that at this point. now that you've got some kind of clear path to vaccine distribution, it really helps investors look at my space which has really underperformed this year in terms of opportunity for recovery next year remember, you cited some statistics just now. the xrt is up 20% since the covid, you k

some are trying creative things like lululemon.o pop in and order that you already place without going into the store and waiting. to keep in mind even though we just talked about how empty those stores were, that it might still be a record holiday fees and. days inbe a record 70 the days that we normally see between thanksgiving and christmas. shery: we saw a huge run-up in consumer stocks. are we now priced for perfection? >> some of the stocks we are seeing rise are the ones that had already figured out e-commerce. online marketplace for homemade crafts. they have really figured out the delivery option. topair was one of the performers on friday because americans see that they might be stuck at home for months. think you are going to see a lot of consumer stocks do well. alonges who are not going for the ride are the ones without this online presence. think about the department stores where you only go in person. you show upxx where and don't know what you will find or burlington coat factory which does not have an online shoppi

even though you are not getting it yet, you know you are going to so go ahead and buy those lululemon's, girl. [laughter] >> get back in the restaurant, i'm ready to stretch them out. [laughs] up next, the supreme court slapping down covid restrictions on houses of worship and whether this marks a decisive turn to the right for the high court. >> people have a right in this country to worship god and that should not be restricted by arbitrary limitations that the governor said. music and physicamusical medica wow! a new buick? for me? to james, from james. that's just what i wanted. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. i shouldn't have. but i have been very good this year. wow! wow! wow! this year, turn black friday into buick friday all month long. now during buick friday, pay no interest for 84 months on most 20-20 buick suv models. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> molly: the archbishop of new york cardinal timothy dolan praising the supreme court de

. >> hey cramer, i want to talk about lululemon. >> they just named a new ceo i happen to love this company very much. i do think this is one of those that people feel it is going to go away, okay? it is going to go away, why? because people say it is time toll move into levi's or vf. i want to city with lulu, i think it is a buy. did larry williams just have a grandchild congratulations. let's go to jim in florida jim. >> yes, thank you for taking my call >> i purchased shopify for the first time back in september of 2019 >> you are a rich man then >> well, you had to do a lot with that tch, thank you. >> i love shopify. go ahead >> that's what i want to know where the volatility gotten even more of all the covid news of when, our population is not vaccinated until in to the second quarter the long-term outlook is what i am interested in is it time to fish or cut faith? >> shopify is something you have to think of as a multiier move as we move from a culture where it is big box and big machines to a culture where it is small people being empowered this is a story about empowerment. that's

got $300 million for it, i started thinking, maybe they're going to do what's necessary and become lululemon for outside. one of the things that's amazing -- my hats off to kohl's they talk about leisure wear double down on leisurewear, think about reducing the shoe footprint and then i'd like it more -- it's a work in progress whereas nike is cheap. if china comes back on, and eunice yu had such a piece this morning. you have to get up at 2:30 like me and steph and working out and running seven miles like she does eunice yu had a piece out, china is booming it's like it never happened. it's like the pandemic never happened that makes nike incredibly undervalued. >> which is why, joe, you own nike and lulu. >> 100%. that doesn't mean under armour can't have a rally towards $20 but everything jim and steph have spoken about, i agree with. i'll add one more thing. when you look at s&p 500 companies and you identify for the consumer discretionary sector, the esg stocks who are showing the greatest strength in the further adaptation of esg, number two is home depot guess who's number one nike th

i'm staying with lululemon, i'm staying with the brand recognition that these companies offer. footlocker in prior years given the correlation and exposure, as you identified in nike, that seemed to be optimal trade the physical footprint of these stores seems to be the problem moving forward why do i have to incur that kind of expense management risk on my balance sheet when i can just go out and own the reason behind wanting to own footlocker, own the damage tall transformation they're experiencing and the dramatic growth concurrent with it i see no reason to get out of nike i think the stock is north of 150 very easily. >> the casualty of back to school that didn't really happen in traditional ways obviously because of stay at home, where you take your kids to footlocker and they pick out a pair of kicks and now you go on nike.com and do it. let's work our way through retail before we get to the restaurant this gap call is interesting because it's matt boss, the number one analyst in retail he's the boss. the stock, though, is up 80% in three months okay 80% in three months.

if you're vertical like a lululemon or a nike store, you can do just fine.t is your own stores, will do just fine. if you're in the business of selling somebody else's apparel, shops across retailers and retail stores, i think you are simply in big trouble. those companies are going to shrink. apparel has been losing market share for 10, 15 years compared to other sectors of retail. out,is, as you point dramatically accelerated. you don't need to dress up to go to work and nobody is going to see what you're wearing. some of that will come back. don't be full by it. i think we are simply seeing a long-term shift into other forms of expenditure. tonie: you haven't been able eyeball in-store. you have been looking at parking lots, apparently. what does that tell you, what stores are people shopping at? target,t is walmart, best buy, costco, the same big winners. that is where it is going to be. malls are in a world of hurt because it is difficult for them to get traffic. wants to go to a mall to walk around? that is simply not how people look anymore. they cert

some stores like best buy and lululemon virtual queues wait outside.asks required as well. for some black friday is a tradition and they ever trying to find a way to keep it going doing it safely. this holiday season though is expected to break records. the national retail federation is forecasting holiday sales will increase between 3% and 5% compared to last year when the world looked a whole lot different than it does right now. alicia? >> alicia: and let's not forget small business saturday is tomorrow. garrett tinney, thank you so much. ♪ >> alicia: grim evidence of the pandemic's toll on our economy as food banks across america saw cars lined up for thanksgiving yesterday. hi, alex. >> the u.s. census dat dating tt 26 million americans didn't have enough food and on thanksgiving we saw record-breaking number of people waiting there in line as they wanted food, of course. needing after the pandemic but still the numbers far exceeded what people expected. >> they're not your next door neighbor. they are people who have lost their job and never expe

>>vicki and can i actually spoke to a manager at lululemon where the wait time was about 45 minutes and part of the reason was because they were following covid protocols and up staying under the maximum capacity to avoid those lines health experts are encouraging people to stay home and shop online get your deals that way at least one person i spoke to got that message. >>looking at the lines and thinking we're glad that will be done most of our shopping online on black friday lines out the door at broadway plaza in walnut creek still stores doing their best to make sure everyone stay safe in the age of covid-19 they're doing a very good job with the social distancing a lot of people wearing masks out here a different story in the morning at hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin. best buy didn't see the overnight lines as shoppers offer curbside pickup this year taking advantage of deals on electronics, the new $500 playstation 5 was sold out at the bay street shops in emeryville people lined up in the afternoon. but a spokesperson for the shopping center says it's been very cal

stacy, is the yoga pants maybe the one thing that -- as much as i don't like the word permanent, is lululemonorite names for a reason >> i would say yoga pants are here to stay i think that lulu is still a long term investment and also if you look at peloton, are we all going to get rid of our in-home workouts and rush back to the gym now that we know how convenient it is to be home and get all the workouts in between work or bhaef we're doing? i think that there are a few trends that are absolutely here to stay and those are two of them >> all right stacy, matt, good deep dive into specific names and maybe the consumers return to the stores at some point. don't say sorry, stacy, you've never seen me in yoga pants, maybe it is a good thing or not >>> coming up -- i'll move on. how one mediterranean country is offering everything under the sun to get visitors to work from home, and they mean move there and it is warm and they have olive oil. first as we head to break, some of your other top stories on this thursday. youtube is back up after yesterday are's worldwide outage the site was done fo

some of the similar challenges we'll leave it there kourtney beginsgibson has joine board of lieu lululemonongratulations. >> thanks, scott i know you've talked about this and everyone's talked about this, they're really eating their own cooking. from inclusion, diverse, equity and access from the top down this company is doing all of the right things and i'm just incredibly excited to be a part of it. >> the board of directors took a big step up today, kourt just don't forget about the rest of us, okay? >> never >> don't forget about us >> congratulations to you, seriously. we're all proud of you for that. >> scott wants gift cards. >> well, hey, look, guys -- >> can you do something about the abcs that are never in my size either. that's annoying. i'm going to come back to you on that let's talk about a number of bank calls on that i do want to go through those. there are many the banks have been our focus lately in part because of warren buffett's move in a lot banks, basically pulling a rip cord on most of them wells fargo upgraded to a buy. doc, you own wells fargo calls talk to me abo

>> i'm going to give you lululemon. i think it's going to go a lot higher than my friend steve does. >> good weekend, everybody "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. on this friday jpmorgan goes negative the firm now saying gdp will shrink in the first quarter as positive vaccine news, is it enough to ease the restrictions? >>> and the class of covid-19. as more school districts send students back home, it won't hut the economy right now, but could hamper future earnings for an entire generation are, and we'll explain. the pac-12 is losing mill yofnls t and the authentication sector and the lagging sectors. first let's go to seema mody >> three hours left in trade markets trying to make sense of the advancing pandemic with the promise of a vaccine, plus the comment from secretary treasury steve mnuchin on why not to extend some of the fed's lending programs stocks are lower with the exception of the nasdaq. currently down 140 points, so we are off the lows of

also santa tends to fog it up when the hot moms walk by their lululemon's.hing the scope is long. this is the worst aquarium i've ever seen. a lot of kids think if santa is on sale this year. they think this is a retail display. kids are so innocent, how? you and i could take one look at this guy know for sure he is indeed for sale. i'll give you 2500. topic number two, come home with meat that meant. the sheriff's department in florida let the dogs out after work i suspect refused to stop for the police. and then attempted to flee on foot spirit hears the body cam video. oh boy, no, no this really came back to bite him but he should never stolen a car was so much bacon in his pocket. i've not seen a carjack or like this since i got a ride from jeffrey toobin. zoom in with toobin, pretty good show. the poor dog is trying to find a bone. is the youngest officer on the force at six but he actually used work highway patrol. he never knew what to do when he caught a car. i think he misunderstood when a supervisor promising feedback. response democrats are callin

some say it may be too soon to anoint target, maybe i should pick palo alto or shopify or adobe or lululemon but there is no such thing as too soon when you're dealing with anointed leaders in late november the bottom line is i won't say these stocks will keep running forever, hardly, but at this point of the year, hedge founds crowd into the biggest winner, which is why we always bought them in my old hedge fund because they tend to keep winning and winning and winning until there is a brand-new year. up stocks. leandro in massachusetts leandro? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for being a mentor for many and a shout-out to our cannibis infrastructure flicker lighter coming to this century near you my question is also about cannibis innovative industrial properties, iitr, up 2% today. just curious, jim, what do you think the future holds for this once the biden admin is in and why is their overall trade volume low >> well, i mean, look, we like this stock we did a cannibis piece the other day and said that it was a good place to be you know, look, there is obviously -- the real estate investment

time you have a meeting, you welcome the prime minister of tonga into the oval office, you do it in lululemon yoga pants. if we ever catch you not wearing them, you have to leave. think about it, you have an hour to respond. boy would i love to be a fly in trump's dipping sauce right now. what is going on in that white house? hi, dad? it's jared. ivanka's husband. you put me in charge of peace in the middle east? anyway, the kids are wondering about where they're going to go to school next semester. you think we'll be here or back in new york? then he gets hit with a can of diet coke. trump hasn't spoken in public since thursday. this was his official schedule today. his official schedule was, no schedule, no public events scheduled. this is yesterday. no public events scheduled. he did do one thing over the weekend, he took a two-day golf trip. there is a big event this weekend coming up but it's not clear whether or not trump will attend. they're throwing him an "i'm not fired" festival called the march for trump, to stop the steal. and spread the virus, of course. they're using this whole

. >> at a lululemon store in order to follow social distancing rules, they actually turned the line into a virtual line they started texting shoppers, took their numbers, texted them when it was their turn to come in order to keep them spaced out. that line was about two hours long according to analysts over at they think in-store shop willing be down about 30%. and just looking around at the mall today, it seems to be younger shoppers that really want to get out and shop in person today, and probably this weekend. >> bertha, thanks. >>> black friday not enough. target announcing a cyber week the retailer offering what it's advertising as the largest ever lineup of digital deals. another sign online shopping is taking over this year. so what are customers putting in their virtual carts? cnbc's deirdra bosa now with us. what are this year's hottest items? >> well, shep, like so much else this year, the hot items, they're looking a little bit different as well. think pandemic products like toothbrushes for all of your zoom meetings and masks for everything else. as you alluded to, there ar

>>i spoke to a manager at lululemon where the wait time was about 45 minutes and part of that reason is because they were following covid protocols staying under the maximum limit. health experts say to avoid those lines. they encourage people to stay home shop online get your deals there. at least one person i spoke to got that message. >>looking at the lines and thinking we're glad that will be done most of our shopping online on black friday lines out the door at broadway plaza in walnut creek still stores doing their best to make sure everyone stay safe in the age of covid-19 they're doing a very good job with the social distancing a lot of people wearing masks out here a different story in the morning at hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin. best buy didn't see the overnight lines as shoppers offer curbside pickup this year taking advantage of deals on electronics, the new $500 playstation 5 was sold out at the bay street shops in emeryville people lined up in the afternoon. but a spokesperson for the shopping center says it's been very calm. many stores started their bl

they're maintaining social distancing this lululemon in tysons corner, virginia, the line was so long so they took their number anticipate text you when it is your turn to go in back over to you. >> we have a look at the holiday plans. sara, just in time for the busiest season of the year $300 for full time employees and $150 part time in total, amazon will spend over $500 million on the so-called thank you bonus. amazon is also likely and there isoverhang its accelerated growth this year amazon has added more than 400,000 employees over the last ten months, far more than other e-commerce rivals like walmart tensions have also increased, too. warehouse employees around the world are planning walk-outs and other actions today. some small businesses claim amazon's growth has come at their own expense. tbd whether that translates into regulatory action. >> let's have a closer look. great to see you, simeon, as always for many months there was a question mark as to whether there would even be a proper holiday shopping season. i guess that fear is now gone and people are suggesting whether

everlane having its first ever shoes.and north face lululemon launching a rare sale.rs are spending big on small businesses, too. sales more than doubling this holiday weekend. shopify saying consumers want more than just a deal. >> they're voting with their wallets to support black-owned businesses and sustainable businesses consumers will not be driven solely by deals anymore. they'll be driven by movements >> reporter: the new reliance on online ordering may mean that shipping delays may get longer. >> best buy for the first time ever is sending out its own employees do same-day delivery walmart is filling orders directly from the stores, too, and retailers large and small trying to deliver on unprecedented deals in a season unlike any other. >> there are so many deals, and what is the key takeaways to get the most bang for the buck >> first, fill your cart with when you need. if you're not after one of those hot items like the ps-5, close the app, and then walk away. also you want to be thinking outside the box as in big box stores though travel is still pretty di

someplace that rarely has sales, lululemon, 30% off and target offering 50% off select games.wo of my favorites ticket to ride and settlers of catan. you'll be playing them on christmas day. >> you got whit excited about the leggings and joggers. that's all we're wearing at home. becky, any other tech deals out there. >> reporter: yeah. the roku ultra. let's talk about that. high-def streaming media player. my favorite part, the remote control comes with ear buds that you plug into the remote so silent viewing for that tv hound in your house. it's $69 at target, regularly $99. so 30 bucks off, and the latest ipad is $299 at walmart, $30 off. hot, hot gifts, janai. >> we are taking notes and we appreciate it. becky will be back in our next hour with even more black friday deals that you won't want to miss. and you can head to our website, goodmorningamerica.com where we are rounding up the best deals to shop. eva, over to you. >>> turning to the passing of soccer legend diego maradona. the athlete was considered one of the greatest players of all time and we want to show you tw

have not sort of last, delivery systems doing better than others, surprising people like, you know, lululemon to have -- online experience i think as we get closer to holiday you will see those that have more control delivery options to pick up drive through as well as, you know, delivery systems in place, those people will start to pick up share because delivery times are going to be pressured this year because so much volume going through the standard carries people can get things safely last minute will see a pickup as well. >> steve dudash jump in. >> i can't stress enough i completely agree that last mile that is critical right now, the volumes are going to blow out every expectation that we've seen in all prior years for all the obvious reasons that last mile is critical you've got to go with companies that have logistics in place like walmarts targets amazon like you says can provide that service because i am afraid for a lot of people going to do online buying the product is not getting in time for holidays, so, what people are doing they need to be doing it now don't wait until a wee

tjx, macy's, lululemon, all of them on the upside. here is big winner in retail, that is costco. is all about pandemic stockpiling. the stocks are up 2%. susan: finding bulk at a discount is very popular. connell: free lunch to boot. >> take a look at alibaba. that is the loser at this moment. what's the problem? susan: you know what, alibaba is having an impact, probably spurring the rally we've seen in the last few days. stuart: how come? susan: why? because alibaba was going to list their financial arm anchor, $35 billion in a record breaking ipo. small investors and investors around the world, raising cash to be in the record breaking inpo they had to sell stocks. that 3 trillion is going back into the stock market. stuart: 3 billion i think. susan: 3 trillion. stuart: what? susan: yeah. stuart: investors raised $3 trillion to put into am. susan: 3 trillion. did you not read "the wall street journal" this week? stuart: i thought they would raise 30 billion, billion with a "b." susan: the group was going to raise $30 billion for record breaking ipo, but investors raised $3 tri

you're going to see kids getting more lululemon, more nike, more apple products, more video games.ost of it's going to be online shopping so stick with those companies that have a good online presence and a good direct-to-consumer model. i wouldn't expect the nordstroms of the world, the macy's of the world to be the primary beneficiaries of this shopping season. ashley: you like activision blizzard. we talk about this stock from time to time. people who love it, love it. why do you like this stock? >> we have black friday/cyber monday coming up. that's a big reason. i have a 9-year-old son who is begging for the new play station, the ps5, and they are all sold out. if you want, you can go and get gouged on ebay and pay a 300% markup but not a lot of people want to do that. it's pretty obvious video games remain in high demand, especially as we are seeing an uptick in lockdown predictions. ac ac activision has some of the best ever, call of duty, world of war craft, they even made the transition to that free to play model which has been so successful for so many companies. their fo

stocks like amazon or stocks like lululemon that have an online presence, these stocks are going to probablye pandemic. they did well before the pandemic as well. this are stocks to keep an eye on. dagen: it irkss me that the lockdown crushed small retailers and it made the big ones bigger, wielding more power over the economy. >> 50 of% of private sector employment is small business. i don't think it's going to be that way after the pandemic. dagen: luke, good to see you. mitch, you stay right there. you're with us all morning long. thank you both gentlemen. much more you a hid this morning. coming up, matt schlapp here to discuss the latest in the legal battle for a fair election. then tom reed and josh gottheimer are here to discuss the distribution of a vaccine as cases across the country are on the rise. next hour, we are talking retail, shoppers gear up for big sales this week. black friday. whatever you want to call it. former toys r us ceo, jerry storch here to discuss. and the best way to cook your turkey, david burke is here with tips. here with me all morning long, mitch roschelle

i don'i don't expect the gap too very well, but lululemon will continue to crush it, especially with mirror, which is a new type of workout platform, similar to peloton and they're going to be leveraging that in-store to create some type of experience for the customer this holiday season. electronics will continue to do well. best buy should have a great season. and then we'll also see some home updates. renovations continue and then a shift away from travel. dagen: brian brenberg, jump in here. >> brian: this is a fascinating season for me. i'm looking at places like target and walmart and what they're doing basically is transforming their parking lots into e-commerce pick-up sites and they're transforming their stores at least in part to just big warehouses. this looks like the future to me, the big retailers say stay home, shop on your couch and then come on down and pick it up and we'll put it in your car and you can get out of here, you never have to go in the store. that's not going away, is it, erin? >> no. i think that we've reached a new level of efficiency. so that will con

lululemon will close early. they are closing out 4:00 p.m.ies impacting 6 million workers have joined this time to vote coalition to encourage this vote up or-- participation and we have seen amazing numbers. we will see record turnout 42020 and the weather is favorable in many parts of the country and that's also a good sign because you have seen the lines for people waiting to cast their vote that traditionally. stuart: thank you. on the left-hand side of the screen we are looking out voting in green bay, wisconsin, a key state we are told trump trails in wisconsin. very active polling station right there. look at the dow jones high of 450 which is 1.6% and then there's this, congresswoman maxine waters says she will never ever forget black man who 04 president trump. listen to this. >> i don't know any blacks who would be voting for trump. it just hurts me so bad to see blacks talk about supporting trump. stuart: nfl legend herschel walker has an answer for maxine waters. he's on the show in the 11:00 a.m. our. don't miss that. ♪ stuart: l

take a look at lululemon.nt is about 80 bucks to get in on that situation. yeah. from the high end to the low end. lots of leggings out there. david: finally, i have been thinking about buying a big tv. is now the time to buy it? >> now is definitely the time to buy it. i just bought one myself. everyone's home, you got to get the streaming devices ready to go. there's a lot of uncertainty out there right now. everyone is nesting in their home and getting it as comfortable as they possibly can for as long as they have to. david: we are seeing these incredible discounts. i assume they are going for electronic items as well, right? >> oh, absolutely. electronics, anything like that that can fortify your home and make the a more comfortable place for everyone to be there. the deals are out there to be had. the thing that's interesting about this season, walmart has actually done social distancing over time with their deals to keep you out of the store. so pay attention for those online deals. they are really fant

>>i spoke to a manager at lululemon where the wait time was about 45 minutes and part of that reasoney were following covid protocols staying under the maximum limit. health experts say to avoid those lines. they encourage people to stay home shop online get your deals there. at least one person i spoke to got that message. >>looking at the lines and thinking we're glad that will be done most of our shopping online on black friday lines out the door at broadway plaza in walnut creek still stores doing their best to make sure everyone stay safe in the age of covid-19 they're doing a very good job with the social distancing a lot of people wearing masks out here a different story in the morning at hacienda crossings shopping center in dublin. best buy didn't see the overnight lines as shoppers offer curbside pickup this year taking advantage of deals on electronics, the new $500 playstation 5 was sold out at the bay street shops in emeryville people lined up in the afternoon. but a spokesperson for the shopping center says it's been very calm. many stores started their black friday dea