but not everything as mary and bright jeffrey grant was working security a few stores down from lululemon when a group of eight people ran out with 47,000 of merchandise, so they saw me chasing them and they hopped in their vehicles across the street. i went to try to stop them, but they indicated that they were willing to run me over so i i ceased that effort makers market has a store in santana row just from lululemon and another one near the nordstrom that was robbed in walnut creek employees are concerned and changes to their system are being made. we always have two people now closing we used to just have one person closing. we're not doing that anymore. so hopefully we can be of our surroundings and what's going on meanwhile at the same time the robbery was going on at lululemon. another crime was in progress just across the street at another shopping mall. another organized group attempted a big robbery at valley fair mall thankfully security on hand recognized the situation unfolding and prevented something bigger from happening the immediately notified the officers working with t

today it's hard to miss the extra security around the popular lululemon store in the santana row shopping center. last night around 6:30, police say a group of adults swarmed the store, including at least one man with a gun in his waist band and made off with $40,000 in merchandise, a routine similar to the organized robberies in san francisco and walnut creek. >> well, as a shopper, it's kind of a shocking thing to hear. >> reporter: jeff grant, a security officer on duty yesterday saw two women rush from a car into lululemon. >> and then immediately, i saw eight people run out to the cars across the street. i tried to stop one of them, but they kind of indicated that they would be willing to hit me if they wanted to, so i backed off. >> reporter: he said in the dark he got a glimpse of the get away vehicle. >> it could have been a cutlass, it could have been an olds mobile, but everything was blacked out. >> reporter: another group of people were congregating across the street at valley fair at almost the exact same time. also in cars with license plates blacked out. >> as soon as offic

he says the first thing he saw was two women rush from a car into the lululemon. >>> then immediately i saw eight people run out to the cars across the street. i tried to stop one of them but they kind of indicated they'd be willing to hit me if they wanted to so i backed off. >> today we've also learned while that robbery was happening, at santana row lululemon across the street a similar attack was thwarted at the valley fair shopping center. police say security noticed a large number of cars showing up with their license plates blacked out. police say the cars sped off as officers arrived. but say a smaller group did damage and was managed, able to steal about $7,000 worth of goods from the sunglasses hut. we compiled a list of retail robberies in the bay area over the last week. you can see the timeline and the summary for each case. just go to our website nbc bay area.com and click on the story right there on the front page on our trending bar. >>> we also have details on the violent weekend in oakland. a fatal, officer involved shooting. a shootout at a pot dispensary and runs o

police say lululemon is out $40,000 in merchandise the ticket sunglasses not is $7,000. it's clear detectives across the bay area. i know doing some coordinating their own in search of a possible connection between the robberies and a strategy to bring the thieves to justice. their obvious in communication with each other. they're they're coordinated their organized, but we are going to do everything we can here in san jose. to stop this. there were no arrests in either san jose robbery and no details suspect descriptions have been released so far. but security is clearly being beefed up at santana row ahead of black friday in the holiday shopping season. jeff grant for one says it's clear the feds are not just organized but increasingly aggressive as well. i tried to stop him, but they indicated they were willing to run me over. so backed off. san jose police also adding that one of the suspects spotted at the lululemon store ahead, a gun in his waistband. >> police say they are looking at surveillance video, cellphone video speaking with eyewitnesses, hopefully to find

lululemon and peloton going head to head in court.led a patent lawsuit against peloton saying peloton copied designs of its sports bras and leggings. suit comes just days after the -- peloton goes on to say the merch it has doesn't look like lululemon's and that lulu's designs are too obvious to even merit patent protection. >>> okay. gotten your christmas tree yet? prices are up. climate change and supply chain issues are being blamed from the sticker shock. unusual heat waves dried out trees in oregon and wildfires burned through some farms here in california. and then, there's that supply chain problem. the cost of trucking the trees has doubled in some places. pro tip here, just go out and get your tree early. >>> all right. tonight, some disappointing news from the 49ers and some really good news for the warriors. we will show you what's going on with klay thompson. i did some early shopping this year. one for you, one for me. awww. i love it. i got us a little something, too. yeah? yep. one for you and one for me. i love it! oh!

police say lululemon is out $40,000 in merchandise the ticket sunglasses not is $7,000.t's clear detectives across the bay area. i know doing some coordinating their own in search of a possible connection between the robberies and a strategy to bring the thieves to justice. their obvious in communication with each other. they're they're coordinated their organized, but we are going to do. >> everything we can here in san jose. >> to stop this. there were no arrests in either said was a robbery and no details suspect descriptions have been released so far. but security is clearly being beefed up at santana row ahead of black friday in the holiday shopping season. jeff grant for one says it's clear the are not just organized but increasingly aggressive as well. they're just getting more aggressive. they're carrying weapons under it. >> indicating that there really are people on. and that's my my concern is i want to help put a stop to it. if nobody else will. one of the suspects lemon had a visible gun in his waistband. >> okay. so this is who we're dealing with. these are

a band of these hit the lululemon shop on centeno -- santan a row. one man was working security just a few doors down and tried to stop them. >> they saw me chasing them and they hopped in their vehicles across the street. i went to try to stop them but the indicated they were willing to run me over so i seized that effort. >> stores are already making changes. >> we always have two people closing. we used to just have one person closing. we are not doing that anymore. hopefully we can be aware of our surroundings and what is going on. dan: while thieves were hitting lululemon, another crime was underway across the street at valley fair mall. >> as soon as the offices appeared, they fled. two suspects made their way into the sunglass hut where they stole sunglasses. dan: stores are looking into hiring private security after a mob of about 100 people swarmed the nordstrom at broadway plaza. >> if people are not able to give us enough coverage, hire security to patrol our small downtown merchant area. dan: that sentiment echoed by the president of the

a band of these hit the lululemon shop on centeno -- santan a row. one man was working security just a few doors down and tried to stop them. >> they saw me chasing them and they hopped in their vehicles across the street. i went to try to stop them but the indicated they were willing to run me over so i seized that effort. >> stores are already making changes. >> we always have two people closing. we used to just have one person closing. we are not doing that anymore. hopefully we can be aware of our surroundings and what is going on. dan: while thieves were hitting lululemon, another crime was underway across the street at valley fair mall. >> as soon as the offices appeared, they fled. two suspects made their way into the sunglass hut where they stole sunglasses. dan: stores are looking into hiring private security after a mob of about 100 people swarmed the nordstrom at broadway plaza. >> if people are not able to give us enough coverage, hire security to patrol our small downtown merchant area. dan: that sentiment echoed by the president of the

lululemon is suing peloton over its new clothing line.etic a pairing maker claims five of peloton's new products in fringe on its patents. they also accuse peloton's new leggings of being a copy cat of one of lululemon's best sellers. meanwhile, peloton filed its own lawsuit a few days ago. they are seeking a declaration that lululemon's claims hold no merit. we'll be watching that. >>> well, the fbi says it's closely monitoring the sharp spike in smash-and-grab retail robberies. a spokesperson told cnn the bureau is in close contact with local law enforcement and ready to take a more active role if it's determined a federal crime has occurred. the brazen thefts are happening in a number of cities as cnn's brian todd reports. >> reporter: police in chicago warning thieves they're ramping up efforts to stop so-called smash-and-grab robberies, often involving large gangs of perpetrators who swarm into stores, terrifying employees and customers. >> we are particularly focused on this type of crime here in chicago, both prevention and enforce

one occurring at the lululemon store here at santana at least 8 people are were spotted entering the stealing merchandise eventually making a $40,000 worth of goods at the same time, at least 2 perpetrators allegedly entered sunglasses that store in valley fair mall where they eventually made off some $7,000 worth of merchandise security now being stepped heading into the shopping holiday shopping season. i spoke with a security guard who just happened to be working a few doors down from the lululemon store when he tried to intervene in what was going on at lululemon saw a couple girls come out of a car into a mad dash into one of the stores. >> the store that i'm protecting. i asked him to lock up and i went down to help the other store. but got down there about 8 people come dashing out running across the street to my right with a bunch of items in their hands. i tried to i tried to stop him, but they indicated they were really the run me over. so backed off their obvious in communication with each other. they're they're coordinated their organized. >> but we are going to do everyt

and a location in lululemon store in san jose. police were out patrolling at many malls yesterday, last night. extra guards on hand at santana row. even one stationed outside the lululemon store that was hit sunday. police say a group, including at least one man with a gun in his waist band made off with $40,000 in merchandise from that store. at the same time, across the street at the valley fair mall, $7,000 worth of sun glasses were stolen. vp security services in san jose is seeing an increased call for its guards, including from stores and malls. >> a lot of people think cameras will replace security officers but it doesn't replace the persona, the energy that we give off. but it does tell people, hey, i'm serious about my security. serious about my property and i want to prevent loss. >> local district attorneys say they are talking to each other and to police departments about how to put a stop to the surge in retail theft. we spoke with former prosecutor steven clark who says the thefts we've been reading about, reporting

meanwhile at the same time the robbery was going on at lululemon. another crime was in progress just across the street at another shopping mall. another organized group attempted a big robbery at valley fair mall thankfully security on hand recognized the situation unfolding and prevented something bigger. happening the immediately notified the officers working at the mall as soon as the officers appeared those vehicles fled however in that particular case two suspects made of their way into the sunglass hut at valley fair where they stole sunglasses and excess of seven thousand dollars sjpd sargent christian camarillo says the suspects had covered license plates at both locations, but says, it's unclear if the robberies are connected. this is the first major organized robbery in san jose and the police have a stern message for others. we do want to put these people on if you come to san jose we are going to find you. we are going to arrest you and we are going to bring you back here to face charges with zero bail and other pandemic related policies

lululemon stand again, where was i? san francisco police chief said enough is enough. >> we take it personally. this is our city. we are not going to allow people to come and continue to do this in our city. we are not going to allow it. kennedy: for mayor of san francisco and district attorney, they want fewer cops. lack of criminal penalties only making the brazen thievery worse so what is it going to take to bring law & order back to the bay area? tonight party panel, washington examiner senior political columnist and american enterprise institute resident fellow, tim carty. foundation for economic education content manager, hannah is back and democrat holster and author of america unite or die. that is quite a threat. walk on, everybody. tim, i will start with you. people know they are not going to be prosecuted, there's a sense there's no such thing as private property so that philosophy is lawlessness are ushering in what in the bay area? >> i think a lot of the chaos comes from the fact that we walked down the co

lululemon claims they are similar. its designs do not deserve patent protection. reggie: check out these pups on boards in brazil. it was the annual surf dog festival where dogs surf next to their owners on panel boards. beginner pups where life vest for safety. this? it's amazing. mike: you need to learn how to surf yourself. mike: it was not as frustrating as snowboarding. the the pacific northwest. looking atoking atoking atokingt and 70's and the same thing tomorrow and more wednesday. her best chance of record highs will be tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. kumasi: another housing market record high and the search for homes for a certain type. reggie: we are back with the white house meetings happening with the emergence of the omicron variant. kumasi: plus, a shocking crash of the bay bridge toll liza come a tow mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? o

bed, bath and body works, lululemon which isn't a discounter, obviously but casual, and i think casualear is here to stay. and 5 below which is a discounter >> yeah, what week focused on is what's the next leg of the recovery i think there's a couple angles to it. number one, we're looking at world mobility which i think will be in areas outside of the u.s., as we see europe recovery, trobl tourism returns. i think what's being underappreciated we still have malls, a centers still not back anywhere close to prior productivity that's another leg as we move forward. as we said on the discounters, that's where you see have seen the market share acquisition meaning value has been key as consumers have consolidated a trip for me, a dollar general, five below are two companies that have taken outside market share that i think will continue to move forward and what you mentioned on the casualization side, i think it's probably the mega trend overhanging this on a multiyear, as we move forward, mean be the total adressable market or the t.a.m. for casualization which is active, which is lulule

another positive for nike and lululemon is we are shopping more on line these companies have well built out, very powerful direct infrastructures. they are able to really connect with consumers directly. i think that's another big positive for these brands as we think about kind of the direction of retail. tyler, to your point, i think the idea that athleisure has died has been way over popped. >> we were hearing that three or four years ago from some analysts >> everybody wants to be comfortable all the time. >> that's right. it stood the test. brian nagle, appreciate it. >>> further ahead on the program today, tough to contain, the port of new york and new jersey set to shatter records this holiday shopping season. we will take you there live when "power lunch" returns. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country.

last night extra guards on hand at santana road after the crime at the lululemon store was hit therenewsom says he's directing the chp to increase his presence at shopping centers and also increasing the amount of money to the organized crime task force. reporting live here in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> capital corridor riders can expect delays this morning after amtrak train struck a truck last night. luckily no one was seriously hurt and the trains are still slowing down because of left over debris. that crash happened at 8:00 p.m. and 30 passengers onboard were eventually escorted off the train. >>> a live look at bay area roads. more than a morning commute out there. there is also the holiday travel rush that's just getting started. here's a live look at san jose airport this morning where thanksgiving travel is back to where it was before the pandemic. today and wednesday considered the busiest days to travel. see the crowds out there live. aaa expects 54 million people to travel by air and car. 7 million in california alone. >>> well, san francisco is the

he's talking about the 40,000 in merchandise stolen from lululemon in santana. saturday similar crimes hit hayward and walnut creek this weekend with waves of suspects rushing stores leading to major losses, but according to the california penal code what we saw was not looting looting is theft or burglary during a state of emergency resulting from an earthquake fire flood riot or other natural or man-made disaster to some the distinction may be small, but lorenzo boyd professor of criminal justice and community policing and a retired veteran police officer told me words matter. looting is a term that we typically use when people of color or urban dwellers are doing something we tend not to use that term for other people when they do the exact same thing to be clear. we don't know the identities or races of the majority of the thieves, but we do know there was no local emergency declared in the bay area cities that experience smashing grabs this weekend. however, the crimes did follow the contentious verdict in the cal writtenhouse trial friday a jury found the

extra guards on hand to deter potential crime, including one stationed outside lululemon hit last onee off with $40,000 h. >> eight people run out to cars across the street. tried to stop one of them but they indicated they would be willing to hit me if they wanted to, so i backed off. >> reporter: across the street, $7,000 worth of sunglasses were stolen. police were patrolling malls around bay area, some closed early at 5:00 as precaution. orange barriers were placed in street to prevent this happening again. 80 people storming in and robbing thousands of dollars of good. security services in san jose is seeing increased call for guards, including stores and malls. we were there as they rolled out for night shift. >> visual deterrent, get the uniforms, maybe heightened police activity. >> reporter: they suggested to limit entry points and put a guard at doors still open. >> people think cameras replace security officers but doesn't replace the persona we give off but says i'm serious about my property. >> reporter: spent the day shopping in san francisco, saying increased security m

in the south bay, lululemon at santana row was hit by thieves over the weekend.6:30 last night, four people made off with about $40,000 in merchandise. one suspect had a gun in his waistband warning to authorities. around the same time at valley fair mall, another group took fra sunglass hut police believe the two groups were working is. they go in, trying to y someone tries to stop them which immediately turns the theft into robbery. not to mention the amount that was taken, also classifies it as a felony. obviously organized. right now there is some conspiracy charges possible to. too. >>> police say security officers likely prevented a larger theft. so far no arrests. >>> at the bay bridge, right now, many people a are hitting the roads very soon. kpix 5's jeff franco says people will be paying some of the highest gas prices in years. >> reporter: this man is driving from the bay area to be with his family at thanksgiving and this year, it is a pricey trip next last week it was $70 for a full tank. >> reporter: aaa says 48 million americans will drive for than

. >>> san jose police say a group of suspects targeted lululemon and santana thieves made off wi undisclosed amount of merchandise. they are also investigating a smash and grab at the southland mall. police say they were called to the sam's jewelry about 5:30 yesterday afternoon. at least nine suspects stole an unknown amount of jewelry from the store using hammers to smash the display cases. police say the suspects jumped into two cars then took off. >> i see people running towards where the jewelry store was and then he pulls the gate down and we didn't know what happened. >> witnesses say there is broken glass and chaos as people ran through that mall to get out. stores longed their doors and the entire mall shut down early. one employee told us there was a similar smash and grab robbery at another store at the same mall earlier this month. >>> much different scene in downtown walnut creek after dozens of armed thieves robbed the nordstrom there. we've obtained a photo showing some of the chaos inside. sergio kantana reports from walnut creek. >> dozens of people carrying bags of merchand

just around the same time lululemon store at santana row was targeted.rt lisa daddio says the thieves case potential targets beforehand. learning about security patterns merchandise levels. and escape routes. these are definitely organized, brazen thefts that are occurring. there's planning that goes into them. it's not like somebody wakes up today and say, hey, let's get you know 2050 80 people together and let's go hit all these stores and literally walk out with tens of thousands of dollars of merchandise. experts also warned shoppers about buying stolen items online or at pop up sites if expensive items are being sold at extremely low prices. consider. contacting police. widespread retail theft isn't just specific to the bay area. other cities nationwide are dealing with an increase in such crimes as well. the national retail federation tracks retail theft across the country. los angeles takes the top spot on a list of cities impacted most by organized retail crime. chicago miami and new york city. follow san francisco rounds out the top five. the or

extra guards are on hand to deter any potential crime, including one station outside lululemon that was hit. police say a group including one man with a gun in his wasteband made off with $40,000 in merchandise. >> eight people run out to the cars across the street. i tried to stop one of them, but they kind of indicated that they'd be willing to hit me if they wanted to so i backed off. >> reporter: at the same time across the street, $7,000 worth of sunglasses were also stolen. police were patrolling malls around the bay area. the nordstrom in walnut creek closed early at 5:00 as a precaution. prevent this from happening again. 80 people storming into the stores saturday night and robbing thousands of dollars in goods. >> the police were called in. >> reporter: the vp security services in san jose is seeing an increased call for its guards including from stores and malls. we were there as they rolled out for the night shift. >> you want to get your uniforms out there and even heightened police activity. >> limit the number of entry points for the criminals and put a guard at the doors

stores in the area for three consecutive nights making off with $40,000 in merchandise from the lululemon store in san jose. and overnight, this police pursuit in l.a. involving 20 suspects after looting attempts at a nordstrom's. the governor is promising more police funding but critic say the problem is criminals being allowed back on to the street. >>> a violent scene at a wwe event in new york. a fan got into the action by attacking the wrestler. seth roll ins was attacked just as rollins was leaving the night on "monday night raw" before the referees and security guards jumped in. one delivering a running elbow to the fan. i know what you're thinking but apparently this was not part of the show. officers took a 24-year-old man into custody. >>> turning to the pandemic, a new poll finds 74% of americans say their lives have returned to normal.buvid cases are ohe rise, and cases among children are up for the third consecutive week. new data shows unvaccinated people are six times more likely to test positive than vaccinated people. many families may be using at home tests for the first

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they say a group of robbers stole about $40,000 worth of merchandise from the lululemon store and santana row sunday night around the same time, police say at least 2 people hit the valley fair mall across the street. they stole roughly $7,000 worth of goods from sunglass hut. >> whoever was waiting outside and multiple vehicles. let me add that it was just wasn't one or 2 cars. it was 4, 5, cars. they're planning to load all these cars fully with merchandise who knows. i tried to stop him, but they indicated they were really the run me over. so backed off. >> no arrests have been made in either robbery. there's no information on possible suspects. there is a larger security presence still at santana row ahead of black friday. and the east bay. this dramatic video shows a group of 9 people flynn. the sam's jewelers inside the southland mall. this happened sunday night around 5.30, police say the group used hammers to smash open the display case and grab whatever they could. police say the jewelry store was the only location in the mall that was targeted. no arrests have been made. this is

sam's hayward lululemon in san jose. of course, louis baton in the city. you can see the major retailers, all of them that were hit a series of thefts started on friday in san francisco. witnesses filmed the moment that thieves ran from the louis, the town store in union square things. look a lot different than past years. of course, there is now a heavy police presence out for everyone to see union square is where we find kron four's. dan kerman tonight with more. dan. >> well, pam and ken, a lot of businesses boarded up, not close but boarded up. just anticipating what could come next the same time, a lot more police officers throughout the day here in union square. as promised the area in and around union square was flooded with police officers again on monday. >> and it will continue to be for the foreseeable future. this after groups of thieves burglarized and vandalized more than a half dozen stores in the area on friday night, including the louis that on store. i think it's just so because i mean. >> people are taking advantage of these beautiful st

well over in the south bay lululemon in santana row is the latest store to be targeted by robbers. san jose. police say a group of people took merchandise from the store yesterday evening that was around 6.30. they say the group of people were gone before. police were able to make it on scene. and right now walnut creek. police are combing through surveillance video trying to identify the dozens of looters who flooded the nordstrom's at broadway plaza. police say as many as 80 people swarmed that store saturday night. so far 3 people were arrested in that kron four's delivers aqi has the latest. >> a handful of officers and patrol cars are still monitoring the area. many of the shops nearby, including the nordstrom's closed early after saturday night's chaos now, i'm also standing in the road broadway plaza because this is still closed down the cars to deter thieves from coming through despite all these precautions, though notions did have an incident earlier sunday afternoon. >> it was pretty shocking we had made an appointment at the apple store here and we find to be a safe plac

reggie: thieves entered the lululemon store and took merchandise. police activity outside a oakland home depot. this was last night at the story near interstate 880. >> it is really so much. this is what parts of downtown san francisco look like. the streets around union are also closed to traffic. this led up to all of this. there it is. they emptied out the place in a smash and grab on friday. what is the latest that we know? >> they just open the streets moments ago. he has opened stockton. i said, why did you all decide to open the streets. he did not know. he was just doing what he was told, but the streets had been close to keep the area safe. a pack of people could be running from the louis vuitton story, carrying merchandise with them. they jumped into waiting cars. police say they arrested eight young adults. the chief expects that they will catch more people as they look at video from the scene. one resident says he has had enough. he is moving his family to marin county. wes used to be able to move to another neighborhood or say, i am not

apparel, where lululemon says it is too close to their design but helicon says that it's easy to distinguisheserve patent protection. reggie: in brazil, the annual surf dog festival. during the competition the dogs served next to their owners. beginner pops were using safety vests. this year's winners were pretty excited, previously they were the winners of silver and bronze at the world championship but this time they took home the gold. kumasi: from surfing dogs to a snowboarding baby? [laughter] the world cannot get enough of wang eugene. not even one year old yet but he's already a pro in the snow. her parents said that she learned how to snowboard before she could walk and were surprised to see how quickly she could stand on the board by herself. of course, this video j going viral because look at how cute she is. reggie: that's amazing. lower center of gravity really helps, i'm imagining. mike: exactly what i was thinking. reggie: i've never gone snowboarding. kumasi: i have. i think i waited too late. you need to start when you are young. my babies were like girl. reggie: i know what

names we have added like cvs, walgreens, lululemon, even in regards to logistics to shipping. you could start looking at more of those cyclical names to balance out your portfolio. when you see the credit markets still holding pretty strong, that is a bullish signal for us. jonathan: it is good to see you. victoria fernandez from cross mark. this comes from twitter releasing some of the calls from the bloomberg economics. we expect the federal reserve to announce at its december meeting and acceleration of purchase reductions. it is likely to double starting in january. in line with some other calls out there. after we heard those comments, governor waller, president's daily also raising the prospect of making this decision. tom: how do you get there? you topped out with revisions. 550,000 jobs in the unemployment rate goes from 4.6. could you imagine 4.4 or 4.3? jonathan: what degree does that report move the dial this friday? if we are waiting on the data we need to see work out, what this variant actually means for the economy, we have to wait for that. do we have that in h

a group of eight people stole $47,000 worth of merchandise from the lululemon store at santana row. another made up of $7,000 in goods from the sunglass hut across the street at valley fair at the same time. san jose police say this is the first major organized robbery in the city. >> we want to put these people on alert. if you come to san jose, we will arrest you and bring you back here. kumasi: we have reached out to san jose's mayor and the santa clara county district attorney. both declined to comment. it is not just happening in the bay area. l.a. police say 20 people try to break into the north grove shopping center. one of the store's windows was smashed. getaway cars led police on a chase. officials have not said if anybody was arrested or how much damage was done to the store. reggie: the govst doubling downn efforts to end organized retail crime. he has met with mayors, officers and business owners. he's getting help from highway patrol. >> we met with retailers over the weekend directly, not just with lease departments. we asked them what they would like to see. they wou

sunday, thieves entered a store and took about $40,000 worth of merchandise from lululemon. the santa clara district attorney says felony charges have been filed against several suspects tied to recent retail theft spirit kristen: today, we spoke with the oakland mayor, who told us that police are increasing staffing to address the recent increase in violent crime. >> we are limiting time off from our officers so that we can ensure that we don't fall below certain staffing levels. we need to keep staffing up, even during the holiday season, especially during the holiday season. kristen: the mayor is calling on the state to help. >> we need state-level help. we need them to provide intelligence so we can see these plots being planned clearly. they are using social media platforms to generate that volume of participation, so we have got to interrupt these things with good intelligence before they happen. kristen: the mayor says the police department has the lowest staffing in a decade and says she is pushing for the city to hire more officers. dan: holiday travel, the thanksgi

lululemon, i think you've got some good upside potential with these consumer-facing names when you've got people going back to work, wages moving higher, and so i think there's some good names there you can add to your portfolio. charles: you gave us a lot to think about, kim, victoria, thank you both very much so we popped out the gate and pulled back the same exempt as friday and we're rallying higher as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: i'm calling this infrastructure exuberance, charles in a way it's at the heart of what's shoving all four major indices to record, while markets are well off the highs, the dow, s&p, nasdaq, and russel are dancing in the green, after congress passed a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill on friday, any gains for all three of these, or four, rather, all four, will be new records. the transports coming along for the ride here up 63 points. the crypto-verse also popping the champaign as bitcoin and ethererum rally near records as well the ceo of the oldest crypto exchange is here to tell us what's spurring this enthusiasm. bit stamp u.s. ceo

. >> you had cult following like apple, lululemon that was ill-advised. this would be a buy at 42.onths or more but they're making mistake after mistake with the brand. charles: they certainly are. i tip my hat. you warned us. well, we were warned. have a great thanksgiving. >> thank you very much. charles: all three men charged with the killing of you a maude ahmaud arbery, guilty. they were all three found guilty in the fatal shooting. sentence something expected to come in a few weeks. i would like to bring in fox news contributor deneen borelli. deneen, we had you built on something else that fed into the conversation with kristin. this is breaking news. i want your thoughts. i want to go broader, because over the last month, not only have we had this trial, the rittenhouse trial, some other things come up. feels like our criminal justice system has been on trial. by the way it has been found guilty by the left. what are your thoughts? >> well unfortunately what we've been seeing lately, charles, is trial by the liberal left-wing media and to hell with whatever the evidence hap

nearly 50% since january and outperforming both lululemon and nike flip side, disastrous day for chegg, online chutering name worst day ever down by 40% missed sales revenue saying estimate first time in 19 quarters. enrollment didn't bounce back as expected as remote learning ends for more detail on those calls head over to cnbc.com/pro and chegg's ceo on closing bell today. >>> ethiopian government declared a state of emergency as rival forces from a region gained territory and consider marching on that nation's capital. this morning plans to suspend trade over u.s. concerns. >>> in nigeria, death toll rises to 16 following collapse of a high-rise apartment building dozens still reported missing. the search for survivors continues after torrential rain stopped that search briefly overnight. >>> the market for rental homes is getting tighter rental agency rate fell below 6% in the third quarter that's lowest level in more than a year the vacancy rate is being closely watched as economists look for signs how long that current high inflation will last >>> and in north carolina a school

police are looking for a group of people who robbed a lululemon store at santana row in san jose. it's a store that sells high end athletic apparel. in san francisco, police have arrested eight people in connection with robberies of nine stores in that city friday night, including a number of retailers in or around union square that were burglarized or vandalized. at a press conference saturday, mayor breed said her police foreseeable future and there could be changes for drivers in or around union square. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> retailers need the money. they need people to come shopping, but i don't know that i'd want to take my family out right now. >> scary. thank you, bob. >>> 5:34 this morning. developing in wisconsin, waukesha police say at least five people are dead after a car ran into a holiday parade sunday evening. >> the video shot from overhead shows the moment a vehicle ran into a crowd of people. police say they do have a suspect in custody. nbc's tom llamas reports terrorism does not seem to be a motive. >> reporter: good

on sunday, a group of eight people still $47,000 worth of merchandise at a lululemon store. another group made off with $7,000 in goods from sunglass hut. san jose police say this was the first major organized robbery in the city. >> we want to put these people on alert. if you come to san jose, we are going to find you, rest you can bring you back your to face charges. kumasi: we recheck to the san jose mayor and santa clara county district attorney -- reached out. both declined to comment. it is not just happening here in the bay area. los angeles police say 20 people tried to break into the nordstrom at the grove strapping center. you can see one of the stores windows smashed -- shopping center. one of the four getaway cars led police on a chase. officials have not said if anyone was arrested or how much the damage to the store will cost. reggie: the governor says the state is doubling down on its effort to end organized retail crime. he is met with mayors, officers, business owners in his getting help from highway patrol. >> we met with retailers over the weekend, direct

. >> around the corner from where thieves ransacked lululemon apparel on sunday here at santana row vintage wine merchants in other shops have their guard up. they're worried customers might fear getting caught up in violence in stay away says owner harry to think of a mob coming around breaking windows looting >> causing just not the place you want to put your family in response to the recent rash of organized shoplifting, law enforcement is looking at a regional approach. >> but has his work cut out for us is former prosecutor and legal analyst stephen clark them a lot of these retail theft crews have become emboldened by a decriminalization. >> in our property crime laws. and i think that's why you're seeing this spring up all over the bay area because they recognize that at this point the prosecutors are a step behind them to get around a state law that treats up to $950 is a misdemeanor. prosecutors may have to raise the stakes by alleging the well organized on 2 felony conspiracy. >> and send a strong message says clark. >> you need the conspiracy law so that if you can show that thes

back here, so we're looking at names that are consumer-facing looking at names like cbs, a tjx, lululemonpotential with these consumer-facing names when you've got people going back to work, wages moving higher, and so i think there's some good names there you can add to your portfolio. charles: you gave us a lot to think about, kim, victoria, thank you both very much so we popped out the gate and pulled back the same exempt as friday and we're rallying higher as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: i'm calling this infrastructure exuberance, charles in a way it's at the heart of what's shoving all four major indices to record, while markets are well off the highs, the dow, s&p, nasdaq, and russel are dancing in the green, after congress passed a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill on friday, any gains for all three of these, or four, rather, all four, will be new records. the transports coming along for the ride here up 63 points. the crypto-verse also popping

another incident in the south bay tonight where san jose police set a group of suspects entered the lululemontore in santana row at about 6:30 and took merchandise. they left before police got there. now also in oakland surveillance video shows dozens of people swarm a pharmacy saturday evening at about 7:30 wellspring pharmacy shared this sped up video with us. they told me they were overwhelmed and devastated but worked quote diligently through their sunday day off to restore the pharmacy to ensure all patients continue to receive their medications in time. and in oakland's chinatown an attempted robbery at a jewelry store. you can see this video sent to me by the shop at 9th and and about a dozen people trying to break in early sunday morning one person appears to have a crowbar and a car jack. the shop owner tells me the metal gate prevented the thieves from getting in. group can eventually be seen speeding off in several cars. this shop was robbed back in february and after this incident, the owners are installing more cameras and moving their inventory to a safer location. well coming u

hand to deter any potential crime at santana road and they even had the guard stationed outside the lululemongroup one man with a gun in his waistband made off with $30,000 in merchandise. at the same time across the street $7,000 worth of sunglasses were stolen. the vp security services in san jose said it's seeing an increased call for its guards including from stores and malls. >> a lot of people think that cameras will replace security officers but it doesn't replace the persona and the energy that we give off. it does say i'm serious about my property and i want to prevent losses. >> how to put a stop to the surge in retail theft. governor newsom is directing the chp to increase its presence at shopping centers and increasing funding for the organized retail task force. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> you can head over to nbcbayarea.com for the timeline of the weekend mayhem. we break down where and when all those robberies happen and there you can also see the surveillance video that shows some of those robberies. >>> as soon as today, the questioning will likely get much harder for

if we think about stocks that in the past that have these meteoric rises, chipotle would be one, lululemon would be one that doesn't mean it's the end it means they regroup and they can get back on track, but let me just jump in one second you're mentioning stories where yes, they trip on a specific issue. the fundamental landscape of their businesses weren't necessarily altered like this one might. i keep using the word may and might trying to couch it because obviously, we don't know, but at this point it's a show-me story that i'm wrong because -- yeah it is a different environment. dr. gottlieb came on cnbc and said the pandemic as we know it is over. stocks that benefited during the pandemic as this one did >> that's very true, but connected fitness as an industry, as a sub-industry did not exist. that are all type of digital platforms that didn't exist until covid or slightly before covid and that means the landscape has changed, changed forever and workplace, work life has changed forever and this is one of the leading entities in that new field i agree with you that the growth of c

. >> and then last night a group of robbers hit a lululemon store and santana wrote, in fact, let's go to san jose. right now we're crawford's camila barco is standing by live at the scene of that latest. >> robbery and then a recap of all the others camila. good morning. >> good morning you guys see out looters didn't vandalize this 11 behind me. as you can see, the windows are not shattered. but police say that a group of people went inside the store wrapped the merchandise that they could find and ran away with it. but by the time police got here, the looters. they were gone. this happened at santana row here at san jose around 6.30, last night. the store normally closes at 7 on sundays. but it seems like they stole the merchandise while the store was open. now, i did contact police to see if anyone was inside the store or employees were working. however, police say that the investigation is ongoing. but just 24 hours before this incident. 80 people rushed into a nordstrom emptying the shelves and ran away with thousands of dollars in merchandise and that happened at broadway plaza

in san jose, police are looking for a group of people who ronned the lululemon at santana row.e have arrested eight people in connection with the robberies of nine stores in the city friday night including a number of retailers in or around union square that were burglarized or vandalized. at a press conference saturday, mayor london breed says her police department will flood union square for the foreseeable future and she said that there could be changes for drivers in or around union square. reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell. >> so much going on. really across the bay area. thank you, bob. >>> 6:34. developing in wisconsin, waukesha police say at least five people are dead after a car ran into a crowd of people during a holiday parade. >> we need to warn you, we're going to show you some video. we'll freeze it before the impact, but you still may find it disturbing. this is an overhead shot showing the moment a vehicle ran into the crowd of people last night. police do have a person of interest in custody. he's been identified as 39-year-old daryl brook. as nbc's tom

they say a group of robbers stole about $40,000 worth of merchandise from the lululemon store in santander on sunday night. but around the same time, police say at least 2 people hit the valley. fair mall right across the street from all of that. they still roughly $7,000 worth of goods from a sunglass hut. there. >> whoever was waiting outside and multiple vehicles. let me add that it was just wasn't one or 2 cars. it was 4, 5, cars. they're planning to load all these cars fully with merchandise who knows. i tried to stop him, but they indicated they were really the run me over. so back off. >> well, no arrests have been made in either robbery and there's no information on possible suspects. there is a larger security presence at santana row ahead of black friday. and in the east bay, this dramatic video shows a group of 9 people fleeing the same jewelers inside of southland mall. this happened sunday night around 5.30, police say the group used hammers to smash open the display case and grab whatever they could. police say the jewelry store was the only location in the mall that was targ

they say a group of robbers stole about $40,000 worth of merchandise from the lululemon store and santana row sunday night around the same time police say at least 2 people hit the valley fair mall across the street and they stole roughly $7,000 worth of goods from a sunglass hut. there. >> whoever was waiting outside and multiple vehicles. let me add that it was just wasn't one or 2 cars. it was 4, 5, cars. they're planning to load all these cars fully with merchandise. who knows. i tried to stop him, but they indicated they were really run me over. so back off. >> no arrests have been made in either robbery and there's no information on a possible suspect in that there is a large security presence at santana row ahead of black friday. and in the east bay this dramatic video shows a group of 9 people fleeing the sam's jewelers inside of southland mall. this all happened sunday night around 5.30, police say the group use hammers to smash open the display case and grab whatever they could get their hands on. police say the jewelry store was the only one and the only location in that was ta