how common and how good is walmart's position in this space? very good grocery prior to this year was 3% to 4% of the category that's likely to scale well into the double digits over the next few years. walmart has served this market through several different means. one chf of which is click and collect. you can drive to the grocery store and just be able to get your groceries delivered to your trunk. that's a very convenient option that we think will continue to drive the online grocery business but, yet, it's going to layer on top of that a much more cost efficient means to fulfill those orders and much more progress in the general merchandise categories like home and apparel. >> so the elephant in the room here is amazon how would you compare walmart strategy for the next few years to amazon's? and has coronavirus helped walmart's position relative to amazon's or no because it's also helped amazon so much? >> well, walmart had a lot of strength in the online grocery category prior to covid-19 we think that accelerated. and where the strength

their ecommerce business is almost seven times larger than walmart, but walmart has recently struggled with their ecommerce business, but has really come to life here in the last year. they've been growing about 39% over the last year on they ecommerce business versus only half of that for amazon, about 20%. and if you look at the grocery business, this is really where walmart currently dominates and amazon is trying to play catch-up but as a result of recent covid turnaround, what we've seen is that amazon -- walmart has been investing heavily in their online grocery and their digital strategy for pickup. and this is really where walmart's physical stores outshine amazon, because most americans live within ten miles of a walmart store so they've seen almost a 200% month-over-month growth in their online grocery business. so overall, i really like walmart in the short-term and the long-term from their ecommerce prospects. and especially what you saw today, apple announced they were shutting down some stores and we saw some sell-off in the markets, walmart saw some strength because of t

their e-commerce business is almost seven times larger than walmart. but walmart has recently struggled with their e-commerce business but has really come to life here in the last year here. they've grown 39%, only half of that for amazon, about 20% and if you look at the grocery business, this is really where walmart currently dominates and amazon's trying to catch-up. walmart has been investing heavily in their online grocery and their digital strategy for pickup and this is really where walmart's physical stores outshine amazon because most americans live within ten miles of a walmart store so they've seen almost a 200% growth in their growth and especially if you see today when apple announced that they were shutting down some stores, walmart saw some strength as a result of that so i really like this particular stock in the current weakness that we're seeing. so the strategy that i'm looking to use here is the same strategy that mike used and i'm concerned that people are going to say that i'm copying mike here. but the strategy i'm looking to use

their e-commerce business is almost seven times larger than walmart, but walmart has recently struggled with their e-commerce but has come to life in the last year they have been growing about 39% over the last year, and their e-commerce business versing half of that for amazon, only 20% if you look at the grocery business, this is where walmart dominates and amazon is trying to catch up. what we have seen is amazon, walmart has been investing heavily in their online grocery and their digital strategy for pickup, and this is really where walmart's physical stores outshine amazon, because most americans live within ten miles of a walmart store so they have seen almost a 200% month over month growth in their online grocery business. overall, i like walmart both on the short term and long term from their e-commerce prosspektds and especially today, when apple announced they were shutting down stores and we saw a sell-opin the markets, walmart saw strength as a result of that. i really like this particular stock in the current weakness we're seeing the strategy that i'm using here is the sa

emails from walmart which state that it's investigation found no evidence of racial profiling. we met the man today who shot this video you are about to see to get his side of the story. >> we will stand right here while you shop. >> reporter: this father of two was shopping for a movie projector for his kids at walmart in vacaville on march 28. >> i went around to another island i noticed they were trailing me again. >> reporter: he works as a longshoremen and he says the conversation started with one man starting security. >> i said i'm a working man and i showed him pictures of the wife and kids and he told me you fit the description. >> the lady followed me again and this happened at least three different times. she asked me to leave and when she said those words i knew she was on the phone, i headed toward the exit. >> reporter: we looked at the police department incident report which stated lane was told about trespassing laws. >> the officer told me to go ahead and leave the area, don't come back, this is private property, i had to leave the parking lot at that point. >>

they ransacked the walmart. interestingly walmart actually put a bunch of pallets out in front ofentrance. they didn't come into the main entran entrances and set some small fires. at one point the fire did go through the roof. the fire department was able to save the building. the merchandise is gone. now here at the west gate plaza the looters also went and ransacked some other stores, burlington factory, dollar tree, verizon, the home depot, and their m.o. according to law enforcement, probably 200 people at this location overnight, as they're driving around in a caravan of cars, they show up, they loot, they fill up their cars and head off to another location. also overnight further south from here in hayward the lootin. there were about eight people who broke in and stole guns. they're not sure how many. police and the gun shop owner are reviewing the inventory. i want to emphasize how widespread the looting is here in the east bay. a lot of it in san leandro, unfortunately, union city, castro valley. i jus

that walmart fire, here is the walmart at davis 880.had to call back a second time because people went in there. they ransacked the place and set fire. at one point the fire went through the roof. the fire department was able to save the building. this was something we saw about 90 minutes ago. the fire sprinklers were on by design. the fire department wants to make sure nothing flares up. all that merchandise damage so the fire department estimates all that merchandise in the walmart is a comple something that the sheriff's office was saying, just how bad is it? there's widespread devastation you have to see it for yourself. there are no words. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> targeting a corporate entity but also all those folks are not going to be able to go to work for the foreseeable future. >>> also breaking overnight, the unrest and chaos going on despite there were curfews in effect. the late night hours protesters were still out in force and the looting did continue. numerous bay area cities ended the curfew within the last

we'll show you the walmart in a second. i spoke with a san leandro police officer, and he tells me the looters were everywhere that they were chasing their tails trying to keep up. the looting has, unfortunately, been widespread throughout san leandro and the east bay. sheriff's offices says looters targeted the marina shopping center, the mall in hayward, union landing, shops in the fruitvale district of oakland, alameda, berkeley, castro valley, downtown san leandro. you're looking at the destruction at the west gate shopping center. you can see they broke into several stores including a home depot and walmart. this is actually a burlington store we're looking witnesses with stolen were caravanning in merchandise and then driving off to the next location. as far as that walmart is concerned that's right over here behind me. as i mentioned the fire is out but this is what it looked like. the fire department says they were called out to the store twice overnight. looters set small fires inside. the building is damaged but i

del domingo al walmart de san leandro, donde previamente se registraron reportes de saqueo. >> [hablaobo de mercancÍa durante la noche por una concesionaria de autos dodge y donde hubo cristales rotos, y segÚn el dueÑo, los ladrones lo robaron mÁs de 12 autos nuevos. las imÁgenes aÉreas captaron el momento en que saqueadoresse jalaban la ropa presuntamente robaba de tiendas. segÚn la dueÑa del local, no sÉ cuÁntas armas fueron robadas, pero se habrÍa utilizado un vehÍculo para derribar las rejas. marÍa: algunos de los negocios de este centro comercial estÁn ya tomando medidas, estÁn poniendomadera en sus ventanas por si llegara a que ocurrir alguno de estos otros actos de vandalismo, es de lavalle, y aquÍ gara a naciÓ de san leandro, y el este de la bahÍa, es sÓlo unreflejo de lo mucho que pasÓ, debido a esto se ha establecido toque de queda. paola: gracias por la informaciÓn. san leandro es el que tiene el toque de queda mÁs temprano a las 6:00 p.m., comenzÓ hace 13 minutos. mÁs detalles de las protestas por la muerte de george floyd tras puede encontrar en nuestra pÁgina web. cuando

el hombre fue empleado de walmart y fue despedido el aÑo pasado.ficiales. ya se han reportado quejas en diferentes ciudades. reportera: este aÑo, la ciudad decidiÓ cancelar su espectÁculo de fuegos artificiales. >> este aÑo cancelamos el show de fuegos artificiales por la pandemia de covid-19. reportera: muchos disfrutan de los diversos espectÁculos del cuatro de julio, fue escuchar los estrenos cada noche los hace estar de acuerdo con las multas. >> estoy de acuerdo porque asÍ evitamos tragedias. las multas son beneficio, pero se deben endurecer mÁs. reportera: todos los fuegos artificiales y cohetes estÁn prohibidos. las multas pueden llegar a ser de 50.000 $ y pueden parar en la cÁrcel. algunos residentes creen que esto no va a desalentar a quienes lo usan de manera clandestina. >> no creo que la multa para la gente. la gente no para y no piensa en las consecuencias. >> la gente lo siga haciendo porque son divertidos y tradicional. reportera: no a todos les parece divertido el uso. >> si ven alguna persona que usa fuegos artificiales de manera i

what portsmouth of walmart is saying-- >> i hrpd you were talking about walmart! >> trevor: i was dulce, but how did you? >> never mind that. i got some thoughts. >> trevor: i want to know how you hacked into-- anyway, i imagine you're pretty happy that walmart is getting rid of this policy, right? >> yes. free at last, free at last. thank god almighty, the black hair care is free at last! not only did this racist ass policy treat black people like thieves, but you know what the worst part? it made every trip to walmart ten times longer! >> trevor: why would it be longer? >> because i had to go on a magical quest to find the person with the key who then had to unlock the cage who could finally retrieve my treasure. it's like a black "lord of the rings." >> trevor: it's like an extra 10 minutes. why does it matter? >> do you know how long it takes to style natural hair? do you know how much i have to go through the magical process, the moon, the stars and the products that have to come together for this to grace the plan snet that's time consuming. it's wash day. i

walmart is set on fire and cars are stolen straight from the dealership. we are live in san leandro with the late-night looting. >>> i have a police presence in the south bay after days of protesting in the streets. what the community says about the death of george floyd. >> we want to come down here and help out. we want to help the community. >> cleaning up to give back, help families support the black lives matter. good morning,are lifting, we cover the latest and the protests. >>> we are starting off our day with cloudy skies, 50s and 60s this morning. as we had through the afternoon, temperatures are a little bit warmer. upper 50s and oakland, mid-50s and san francisco, as well as santa rosa. clearing, a mix of sun and clouds, 66 for a high, 72 and oakland. we are going to heat up as the pressure tuesday and wednesday, inland locations at the 90s, triple digit heat. i will have that coming up in a few minutes. >>> curfews are lifted, bay area cities had a curfew, between 8 p.m. and 5 am. santa clara wanted residence inside starting at 8:30 p.m.. walnu

let's start with the fire at walmart. we have a live look of the walmart on davis street in san angelo right now. while the fire is under control the battalion chief tells our crew on scene it is still burning in the barbecue area. sprinklers are still on. crews will likely be out there for the next few hours to maintain control of the fire. you can see the front of the walmart and some emergency vehicles still there. no one was hurt, but check out this video from earlier this morning and it shows flames coming from inside of the store. ater one e were reports of people breaking in and stealing things at this walmart before the fire started. you can see some of the shelves cleared and items on the ground. shortly after the walmart fire another fire broke out at a storage facility on experian boulevard. there were reports of explosions at this fire as well. the two fires are about five miles apart. no word on if they are related. there was no other major damage to nearby storage units other than some smoke and water damage

one was at a storage facility and the other was at a walmart. sarah joins us this morning with more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: the aftermath of a fires and damage from looting can be seen all over san leandro this morning. we will start with the fires. part of a walmart -- the fire is under control and no one was hurt. you can see just how intense the flames were earlier this morning. at one point propane tanks were exploding. the department says there were reports of people breaking in and stealing things at this walmart before the fire started. in some video there were shelves cleared and items on the ground. the but i and she couldn't say if the fire was intentionally set or if it's connected to the possible looters. about five miles away another fire broke out at a storage facility on spearing boulevard. although, we don't know if those two buyers are related. there were reports of explosions at this fire as well. no one was hurt in this fire either and there is no other major damage, but the department says it likely started

. >>> only with 6:00, a young family sharing and unpleasant incident at walmart, why they believe an encounter with store we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> it appears people are getting more comfortable with the idea of flying again, the number of passengers going to the san jose airport more than doubled last month. officials say ne els passed thr may and that compared to only 18,000 in april. overall, travel is still down about 89 percent compared to this time last year. >>> police in emeryville are trying to track down popular food truck, the owners say it was stolen from their kitchen lot on wednesday nights. it's worth nearly $100,000 with all of its kitchen equipment. the company says one of the truck in san francisco, they do have that but they are worried that their business is not going to be able to survive without the other truck. >>> harry connick ju

great for walmart. so, is it as surprising that we see dollars flowing into these companies that are making these gargantuan deals, especially if apple pays borrows $8 billion and basically pays 1% on the cheapest end of that, who else can borrow with that you can look at the airlines that josh was just talking about, you know, with the travel industry americans just paying 12% coupon apple's borrowing at 1 so, again, the rich get richer and the others are just, you know, sort of twisting out there waiting for -- >> walmart shut down jet.com they wrote off the value of the investment and the stock went up because nobody even cares and to that earlier point, it was because of this ecommerce. all commerce is ecommerce. so, right. walmart partnering with shopify. like it almost is not, it almost is not even relevant i remember when they did the jet deal, all the value investors were like clutching their pearls how could they spend $1 billion, $2 billion, whatever it was on and totally missed the point it w

which is it between walmart and shopify? >> for me it's walmart.ify transaction does build on walmart's credibility. walmart is the second largest e-commerce player in the u.s. far behind amazon dominant position. it helps walmart build breath, the same way amazon built breath offering more third party sellers. liz: looking at walmart. it is up just a fraction. andy, give me what the market is thinking right now. it has been a rough day even though we're up. >> it has been a rough day and we are up. i think market sying this federal reserve came out with additional -- [inaudible]. [closing bell rings] another stimulus. liz: every time. >> every time the federal reserve takes action it is confidence building and -- liz: there's the bell, andy. we got to run. thank you so much, that will do it for the claman "countdown." melissa: volatile day on wall street. dow swinging 1000 points from high to low. federal reserve announces it will buy individual corporate bonds. i'm melissa francis. connell: and i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell," ev

yesterday at the walmart distribution center near red bluff, south of redding. the sheriff's office says the man circled the parking lot at the walmart four times before crashing his car into the building. that's when he opened fire with his semiautomatic rifle. a witness at the scene describes the scene as terrifying. >> i was more worried about the people injured by the car entering the building. i went to help a lady that was kind of trapped at the beginning and at that point i started hearing gunfire. >> officials say they haven't found out if this was related to one earlier in the day that left three dead. >>> a protest calling for justice for breonna taylor ended in bloodshed. video posted on social media appears to show a man opening fire into the crowd of demonstrators at a park in louisville, kentucky. at least one person can be seen seriously hurt in the video. authorities have launched an investigation into the shooting. police were serving a no-knock warrant on her boyfriend. >>> we're learning new details about elijah mr with officers in aurora, col

we have the exclusive story on how walmart is responding. >> reporter: we obtained emails from walmartg the investigation found no evidence of racial profiling. we met the man that recorded the video you are about to see to get his side of the story. >> reporter: joshua lane, father two shopping for movie projector for the kids at walmart in vacaville on march 28. >> i went to another aisle and noticed they were trailing me again. >> reporter: wayne works at the longshoreman and said the conversation started initially with the young man that worked security. >> i told him i was a working man and showed him pictures of my wife and kids. he kind of apologizes that outfit a description. we moved to another aisle and the lady followed me and i saw her at least three times on three different aisles. she asked me to leave and when she said those words and i knew she was on the phone as well. i headed toward the exit. >> reporter: we looked at the vacaville police department incident report stating he was told about the trespassing laws. >> the officer told me to go ahead and leave the area a

we also saw the walmart on davis street on fire.y one of their biggest issues there were propane tanks that were exploding in this fire. no one was hurt. all citizens and firefighters were okay. we did ask the fire chief on scene if he thought this was caused by looters. here's what he had to say. >> yes. there were actual reports coming from the walmart, but i can't specify the actual time of the looting. i arrived in san leandro:00 tnd provided assistance. >> and then also the home depot. also on davis street. same street at that walmart and also lots of looting happening there. they do have a curfew here in san leandro. they implemented a curfew and you saw that last night there was still a lot of unrest and a lot of crime committed here. reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> this morning police in hayward investigating and someone broke into richardson tactical overnight. you can see a busted window at the shop and the gate was also busted and people trying to repair it. police haven't said what was taken

the beef was sold at walmart and other retailers. it was produced june 1st with an establishment number of 46841. >>> gas prices are once again on the rise. they're now averaging $2.10 a gallon. it's the sixth week in a row they've gone up as more of the economy re-opens and analysts expect increases through the summer but prices are still 70 cents less than last year. .e, t re see erearonhe roath one expert predicts traffic in some big cities could increase avoiding public transportation and more people on vacation are hitting the road instead of flying. >>> coming up, why 40,000 people are still stranded on cruise ships because of coronavirus. >>> but first caught on camera, a woman coughing seemingly intentionally on another woman at a bagel shop after she was apparently criticized for not wearing a mask. how that bagel shop is now responding. happen every day. people are surprising themselves the moment they realize they can du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-sever

walmart plans to reopen stores tomorrow. the oneleandro, did suffer some damage. >>> in emeryville, community and city leaders showed up to clean up last night's looting. everything was hit, including best buy. you see them walking out with huge tvs. people loaded up electronics and took off. the mayor says he is satinddeney the destruction and vandalism, and understands how people are feeling like this as the only outlet for their anger. >> i don't want to focus on the looting part. i want to focus on people's pent-up rage, about not getting justice in our communities. this is an outcropping of when you don't have protection from the law, you don't really feel the need to follow it. >> some business owners were at their stores when all this was going down. one told us it was a frightening situation. it was mob mentality. the mayor praised the police officers for their restraint. >>> san jose county easing coronavirus restrictions. beaches opened yesterday. limited to active recreation only. starting tomorrow, those restrict

las autoridades responden a un llamado de auxilio en un centro de distribución walmart en san francisco piensa que hay varios heridos, esto ocurrió durante el cambio de turno. es nuestras principal noticia. además, >> liberen a los niños. ante el peligro de covid-19 un juez federal ordena la liberación de niños detenidos en centros de detención en tres áreas de estados unidos. también detenido, cae el vaca, entre quienes cometieron atentado a autoridad en méxico. >> noticiero telemundo con vanessa. >> son las 6:30 de la tarde una noticia en desarrollo en california donde la policía está en un centro de distribución de walmart redblock norte de la ciudad de san francisco, sara o'neale de los Ángeles, tiene todos los detalles, cuéntanos qué se sabe >> buenas tardes, bueno la información está dándose conforme pasan los minutos sabemos según medios locales reportan al menos que dos personas han perdido la vida, 4 heridos resultaron heridos esto ocurrió a 130 millas de sacramento y se investiga quien es e lresponsable del hecho. habría en el lugar unos 200 empleados en lo que era un cambio d

looters hit mayfair mall, marina square and walmart. the video shows lootere shoe palace and marine square. police arrived and arrested two men and no word how much merchandise was stolen or how many others were arrested. >>> firefighters contained a city fire that started just before midnight, in an apartment building just north of lake merritt. heavy smoke and flames coming from the top of the building. fire crews stopped the flames and 12 people were displaced. no injuries reported. >>> we want to check back in and it is for weight a.m. with steve paulson. it was a lovely weekend and will the weather continue? >> we are going to get pretty hot and then we are being very cool by the weekend. this pattern has been with us since april, or nothing stays for very long. today will be a transition and that is still the case and it's happening way south and we are not expecting any rain. tropical field and partly cloudy mostly cloudy and afternoon sun is the system slides south temperatures jump up in the next two or three days in today's in

and walmart's testing stores that are self checkout only.he goal is to see if the increased use of the self checkout will speed up purchases while providing a safer experience for customers through less contact and interaction. employees will still be there to help out if needed. right now self checkout stores are being tested in arkansas where the company is based but if the test run is successful the new design could be rolled out to stores around the country . it is 4:47 a.m. and almost 43,000 pounds of ground beef are being recalled because of e. coli concerns. the product was sold at walmart and other stores around the country and packaged under names like market side which are, value packed fresh and thomas farms. the products recalled will have a produce stamp of june 1st. the possible e. coli contamination was discovered during a routine check. >>> happening today. a state lawmaker from san francisco will introduce a new bill to put some transportation projects on the fast track. the proposal is designed to get more cars off the road

flames ripped through walmart. the alameda county fire department responded here at once but twice. at 11:00 p.m. small fires were found on the inside and outside of the building. >> fires were held in check by the sprinkler system. >> firefighters make sure the flames were out and left just to come back one hour later. >> crews saw a heavy column of smoke showing from the backside of the structure, primarily what was on fire was a pallet of charcoal. >> the department said there were reports of looting. if they were set intentionally is under investigation. just before 1:00 a.m. another fire and this time at a storage facility five miles from walmart. >> there is a lot of debris in pallets and combustible material that was between the storage unit and the commercial strip mall and a small alley way. >> no one was hurt and either fire and it hasn't been determined if the two are connected. as firefighters connected there was different activity at the marina center in san leandro. nike clearance store was trashed by looters and other stores and cars were damaged. school shoeboxes wer

. >>> deadly shooting at walmart near red bluff. sheriff's department says the suspect was fired from job last year. louis lane let go february of 2019 after failing to show up for work. circled the parking lot four times yesterday before crashing into the building and opening fire with semiautomatic rifle. officers shot and killed him. >>> oakland city council president talking to

. >>> plus, deadly shooting inside of a california walmart distribution centers said hundreds of employees running for their lives. the protest turned deadly after shots ring out at a louisville rally ov taylor. >>> a pride landmark lighting the night sky for the first time tonight. how it is getting the attention of nasa? we begin with a massive coronavirus outbreak at san quentin prison. >>> second inmates were taken to the icu tonight. a plan aimed at slowing outbreak was halted over concerns it will spread the virus even more widely.>> reporter: the state prison officials confirmed they stopped the transfer after discovering two more positive cases bringing the total to 572 in the last 14 days. we also learned that several additional has tells are taking in inmates in need of medical care. >>> the san quentin numbers are staggering, as of tonight, 614 confirmed cases among 3700 incarcerated. they hosted a virtual town hall to address concerns, including a current inmate. pa existinthe at m getting back school or any type of normalcy in our lives. >>> tonight, we did confirm that the me

the cases have to be unlocked by a walmart employee for you can buy an item. the walmart has been criticized over the years because doing that implies customers who buy those products can't be trusted. walmart has said in the past those products are some of the most stolen items. >>> the state of california is preparing to require corona virus testing for workers out more state prisons. noses while testing will start at san quentin and the state prison in corcoran later this week . mandatory staff testing has been instituted at several state prisons . workers are also being screened for virus related symptoms . more than 3000 california inmates have tested positive. 12 have died from complications related to the virus. i.c.e is expanding covid-19 testing for people held at its detention facilities . this comes after criticism of the agencies response to the outbreak. according to the latest data there are about 788 people with covid-19 among the nearly 25,000 people in i.c.e custody around the country . >>> and sonoma county tasting rooms for wineries and brew

he was shot two months ago in a walmart. as we explain, family members are demanding changes. >> we don't never hear nothing else about stephen taylor. it's like he is swept under the rug. so we would appreciate if this gets noticed. >> sharon taylor, making a dire plea for her son stephen to be remembered. the young man seen on the video with a baseball bat moments before he was shot and killed by a police officer, inside a san leandro walmart. >> what i want is for the officers to be held accountable. they could have done anything else but shoot my son. >> reporter: two months to the day after he was shle w hel t hifa, ies tse dw stephen spoke, his brand mother said she can month longer watch the video. >> it's hard to look at something when you see your grandson dying right in front of you on a dirty floor. >> reporter: city council voted to reallocate money that would have gone to the police ithe community. those here say it's not good enough, not for a city that spends more than $40 million a year, funding the police de

and walmart says it will no longer place multicultural hair care and beauty products inside of locked cases. those locked cases have to be unlocked by store employees before a product can be purchased. walmart has been criticized over the years because that implies customers who buy those particular products can't be trusted. the company is said in the past those products are some of the items that are stolen the most. >> the state of california is preparing california to provide coronavirus testing at more state prisons. no swab testing will start later this week at san quentin. mandatory staff staffing has been instituted and workers are being screened for virus related symptoms. more than 3000 california inmates have passed test positive at 12 have died from complications related to the virus. ice is expanding covid- 19 testing for people held at its detention facilities. this comes after criticism of the agency's response to the outbreak. according to the latest data there are 788 people with covid- 19 among the nearly 25,000 people in ice custody around the country. >>> our time

we can hear amazon, walmart. there has been some hiring going on and that's going to also affect the numbers as well >> hey, steve, what's your latest estimate for where we are a year from now? we were talking to michelle girard she thought we would be in the high 8s by the end of this year. didn't necessarily have a prediction for where we go after that how much do you think it really matters coming off of the base of this number >> you know, i have to think we could be close in the 5 to 7% range when it comes to unemployment a year from now i think the road ahead is a little rockier than perhaps the market has forecast here, and it depends on where you're looking. i think the next several months are going to be difficult. i think there is going to be something of a second wave of job loss i think we may have already seen that i think folks can go back to work and it depends on going back to work with the conviction of not getting sick. and we don't talk about -- we talk about that an awful lot here i wake up in

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taylor was shot and killed by police officer in san leandro walmart in april. as amanda del castillo reports, family thinks the officer has to be held accountable. >> reporter: family is fighting to keep him on the minds of law enforcement. demanding answers and action. claiming they've been left in the dark. >> i'm sad, my heart hurts, two months we still haven't gotten his belongings, the car from the department. >> reporter: so they took the demands to police headquarters. body cam footage from april 18th shows the moments before officer fired at 33-year-old taylor. he's seen here holding baseball bat inside local walmart. >> claiming my son has mental illness, might be true, but way our police should be reformed is to help people with illnesses. >> reporter: family members say he wasn't a danger, want the officer who shot him held accountable. >> they committed a crime, murdered my grandson, if you murdered somebody you'd be in w home to your family. >> reporter: the officer who shot taylor is still on administrative leave. second responding officer is back

time to take a look back at some of our open trades tony said walmart might be the best way to tradeto the upside. >> recently broke below the 120 support level, but when i started taking a look at the fundamentals, i think the current weakness we see here is an attractive long opportunity here from a risk/reward perspective. the strategy is to go out to july i'm looking at the july 31st 118 puts by selling that, earlier today, i can collect about $2.83. >> walmart hung in very well despite this week's swing, so tony, what are you doing now >> yeah, so i sold the put because i want to own the stock. i'm hanging on to this particular trade i'm hoping that this trade actually gets put to me and i own the stock walmart at around $115.17 which is the cost basis on the stock ownership >> also last week, mike said the fed stress test might put the financials under some stress >> we're seeing that in many cases, for the banks in particular, the high dividends they're paying might actually be a little higher than what we're going teend up getting if there are some form of dividend cuts i was

walmart is one of them.rocter & gamble and gm said they are renewing it but have not taken a stand either way. if they do not take a stand, does that mean they stand for hate? does that impact their brand? roger: absolutely. this is a moment in time when the united states of america is reassessing its values. corporations that are listening to customers are joining this campaign. i think we have to give people time. this is happening very rapidly. the skills that served executives so well for the last 40 years are suddenly not very helpful. , procter &spective gamble, general motors, and others, if they need to have conversations, that is fine. but we do need to come together. i think there is a great opportunity for everyone watching the show to go to stophateforprofit.org. sign up and express your point of view. that hate for profit is not suitable in the united states in 2020. we can do better. facebook can beat the great company that it can be without amplifying eight, misinformation, and conspiracy theo

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now is the time for walmart. that's the largest employer in america owned by the wealthiest family in america to also raise their minimum wage to $15 an hour. i should add mr. president that the walton family, the family that owns walmart, can more than afford to do this. because since donald trump has been president, their wealth has increased by about $75 billion let me repeat their welfare has increased in the last three plus years, they are now worth $2 billion as a family. i think the walton family can of ford to pay their workers $15 an hour. and by the way, when we talk about racial justice, please understand that about half of black workers inea this country earn less then $15 an hour. further mr. president, the house has done the right thing by passing legislation to raise the federal minimum wage to $15. hour. the time is long overdue for the senate to do the same. mr. president, despite what we hear from the trump administration, the covid-19 pandemic is far from over. in fact as you may know, nine sta

. >> and a call for action after a police shooting inside an east bay walmart. tonight the death of george floyd renewing calls for justice in other cases. >>> we begin tonight with that breaking news in the south bay. evacuations just lifted where six separate brush fires broke out in san jose's santa teresa neighborhood. those fires have now merged into a larger fire burning off colleen drive. let's bring in nbc area's ian cull. ian, do investigators at this point, even early on, think it was arson? >> reporter: in fact they do, jessica. they say when they arrived, there were a string of fires along the hillside here. and when some of the crews were going up, they say they saw three people running down the hill. two of them got in a car and took off. one was quickly detained. the good news is no homes were destroyed or even damaged. >> it was coming down pretty far. we were getting a little nervous. >> reporter: investigators believe six brush fires were intentionally set in the santa teresa hillside, threatening homes and forcing evacuations in the graystone

one at the walmart on davis street. at one point propane tanks were exploding and thankfully no one was hurt. the alameda county fire department said there were two fires inside walmart at two different times. a small when 11:00 pm was put out and then firefighters went back because the fire reignited . there were reports of people breaking in and stealing things before the fire started. the fire connected to that incident is under investigation. five miles away, firefighters put out another fire at a storage facility. the fire started on the side of a strip mall and spread to the back of a storage unit and no one was hurt. >> neighboring structures were water damaged and probably smoke damage to the adjacent storage units. as far as the physical buildings, there was no fire extension. >> reporter: the fire department could not say whether the fires were connected or intentionally set. reporting live, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right , thank you for that. the oakland police arrested three people. the shooting happened aft

you lose the two biggest icons why would walmart or cvs come back to our community? >> laura: there are reports today that walmart may indeed not reopen stores in the riot-stricken areas of chicago. can you really blame them? frankly, any other businesses wanting to cut their losses and head for the exits at this point. who would want to risk real money in cities run by mayors who basically think, again, when the cameras or microphones aren't on that looters and criminals should be given room to express themselves. expect other blue cities to see the same exodus. in minneapolis, nearly 500 businesses were damaged or destroyed during the mostly-peaceful protest. rioters burned down a major manufacturing plant that stood in the city for 30 plus years. it's going to be rebuilt, just not in minneapolis. but like lightfoot in chicago jacob pajama boy frey doesn't seem to care that businesses vacate his city. they are blase when challenged about protecting their own citizens. here is a alderman pressing lightfoot about the slow response of the chicago pd. >> can i just say

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y target, amazon les pidió a los conductores que dejarán de operar inmediatamente walmart ya cerró variasllos como seguras >> hoy fallaron a favor de un grupo de inmigrantes todos los que tienen cargos criminales que están en proceso de deportación >> hacías hablamos de inmigrantes que han comerido crímenes >> los que han cometido un crimen y el gobierno les niega protección podrán apelar su orden de deportación ante una corte federal >> les abren las puertas a las portes a poder revisar situaciones que haya tomado la junta de apelaciones con el beneficio >> en español se le conoce como el acuerdo internacional contra la tortura es un amparo que solicitan inmigrantes que van a ser deportados y corren el riesgo de ser torturados >> en una opinión la corte concluyó que sea un juez de inmigración ordena la deportación y niega en inmigrante no ciudadano puede apelar la decisión >> no será nada fácil comprobar con la persona corre el riesgo de tortura para lograr que una cosa de que tenga su deportación >> es bien posible que te van a torturar en tu país >> en este caso el gobierno de donald t

unleash your potential with probioslim, the #1 probiotic fat burner at walmart.esse: bubba wallace, a familiar name and face after a crazy week. nascar release new pictures of the moose found in his garage that launched a hate crime investigation. the fiebd found bubba was not targeted and the rope had been there for months. how you doing? >> good. jesse: everybody is happy it was not a hate crime and you were not targeted. one of your team members, african-american guy noticed the rope hanging down that looks like a noose. he contacts nascar, nascar contacts you and they launch an fbi investigation. is that how it went down? >> yes, the just of it. david crops, my team member. i spoke to him numerous times since the incident. he said before he overreacted he did his researched and walked up and down the garage to make sure it wasn't a symbol throughout he imrawj. it was only ours. so he could be tacted the crew team. the fbi said they would do egg in their power to continue the investigation to see what's going on. tuesday scwar noon they concluded their investi

. >> reporter: the looters tried to break into the walmart in richmond, and they were stopped cold. it appears retailers and police officers are learning and adapting and making life for the crooks quite difficult. chopper 5 was overhead the hill top mall when richmond police got the call at that dozens of would lrsad arrived and were trying to break into the walmart. the helicopter hovered above with a spotlight as patrol cars got to the scene. many were on foot weaving through traffic. you can see one of the alleged looters almost step in front of a patrol car. the officers blocked the streets. it's unclear if arrests were made. the poli to give us an update. around 12:30 a.m. in vallejo, there were calls of looters. they broke the drive through pharmacy window and climbed inside. officers arrived and there was a confrontation with the thieves. the officer drew a gun and opened fire. no officers were hurt. it appears someone was injured. anll wer signslance dri ayn. looters tried and failed. at the best buy, they peeled back the plywood to find a security door on the other side. a

this is walmart in chicago.president pence. >> were at a much stronger place, the truth is we did slow the spread, we find the curve but as were reminded and we see cases rising across the south, we still have work to do. melissa: that was a vice president earlier today as many regions in the country are seeing sharp rises in virus cases and hospitalization. casey steagal siegel joins us fm dallas. >> texas is one of them and there's no sign of the curve flattening here. the state of texas reported 17000 new coronavirus cases in just the last three days. a real important metric to watch as the positivity rate of those test and that has gotten up to 10.5%, one of the reasons why greg abbott responded with an executive order requiring bars to close that went into effect at noon only allowed to remain open and a carryout or delivery capacity. then dining restaurants must reduce occupancy by 75% to 50%. that starts on monday, abbott has halted elected surgeries in four of the states largest cities, that includes dal