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walmart has started countering with its own deals. as we saw walmart reported earnings, digital sales skyrocketed for the company. look at the stock for amazon. so far for the year up 87%. it is up 1 1/2% intraday. while amazon may be the only one with prime day, you can bet that walmart, even target actually are ready to go to battle tomorrow. taking a look at walmart ahead of all of this up 1%. the stock, charles, is actually up 21% year-to-date but you can never count out walmart. we saw that with the last earnings report from walmart. there will be a lot of action tomorrow for sure. charles: a lot of action. i think the consumer will be the big winner. cheryl, thank you very much. joining me for more, retail analyst heath that herzog and kristin bense. you talking about reshaping the shopping calendared last time you were on. looks like it is happening. what does it mean for the industry and the economy? >> a rising jeff bezos lifts all boats. that is the question. jeff decided there is no more black friday. we'll decide when holi

i also like it when i agree with positions that i have, which is bank of america and walmart. the reasons tim said, and it has a stay-at-home trade, but also a reopen or stimulus trade, and it's not crazy expensive. exxon mobil, not for me. >> guy, what did you think of dan's work >> tremendous. tremendous as you've had set, carter is --e i didn't understand a word you were saying there, about you i would like to go off the board for 500 and say i'm surprised dan didn't brings up wells fargo being the ugly, because it's an unmitigated disaster, and now within 70 cnn of that march low. that to me i think is one people have to look at and what's eating -- not gilbert grape, but wells fargo? >>> will the work at-home entrd spark this trade tomorrow? much more ahead on "fast money." gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sal

walmart announcing doors will open at 5:00 a.m. for those who want to keep that black friday tradition alive. >> we know many customers rgoing to want to shop in store and see product and we have a great plan they can do that safely. >> reporter: earlier, longer, hopefully, safely. a reimagined holiday season starting right now. >>> walmart has hired 500,000 new employees since the pandemic began in march. as you might imagine, most of those jobs are in order fulfillment as we are doing so much online. >>> that is the opening bell this morning. the markets were down. according to cnbc headlines. mnuchin threw cold water on hope for a stimulus deal before the election. >>> north bay leaders helping to people affected by the tub fire. city council approved to build affordable housing after they were sdroirdestroyed in 2017. they are the first to reach an agreement with housing and urban development program to use $40 million to create new homes. the fire destroyed more than 5,000 structures and most of those in santa rosa. >>> rents

when you're connected, you're ready for anything. >>> walmart is spreads out the holiday savings. mody is back with those details and another deal perhaps in the oil space like four oil companies left in the year >> let's start with conoco fill lives in talks to buy concho resources. has a market cap of just under $9 billion, it would follow the $38 billion takeover last year and more recently, the merger with wpx and chevron's $5 billion purchase of noble energy six flags is cutting its workforce. revenue plunged 96% in the second quarter six flags says that it will offer outplacement services to the affected workers walmart is extending black friday deals, the revamped promotion will offer separate pricing and it will continue in stores shares of allscripts soaring after announcing plans to sell its care health business to well sky. shares as you can see up 39% brian, back to you >> yeah, a lot more deals there. either bankruptcy or being butt out. pretty much two options for a lot of these oil companies >>> on deck, netflix's new membership policy and a vacation for one seven m

what is this about walmart, walmart introducing insurance services? big deal when the country's largest retail gets into insurance for medicare. they will start selling medicare insurance plans during the annual enrollment period october the 15th through december the 7th. this will obviously target seniors that need medicare. medicare is a 600 billion-dollar industry. walmart is getting bigger when it comes to health. they remodeled 500 of their stores across two dozen states including updated pharmacy areas. they have walmart health which is the first brick-and-mortar area, primary care, dental, counseling labs as well. this is a big deal, when the likes of walmart, amazon, growing bigger when it comes to health care around insurance. stuart: both of them, amazon, walmart, constantly expanding into something else, getting bigger and bigger competing with each other. all good stuff. susan: in walmart's case we have the bricks and mortar stores where you go to visit. stuart: they're useful. "washington post" columnist jennifer rubin, calling walter ree

minutes ago a curfew went into effect kelsey fabian shows us the looting that took place at this walmart. >>we're showing some of the aftermath of overnight looting here in philadelphia this taking place in the port richmond section of the city we're outside a walmart this wal-mart saw hundreds of people inside looting overnight. we are looking at the damage left behind this right here in mt 65 inch the merchandise clearly taken out of the in the box just left behind you take a look at the items scattered as we walk closer to the walmart you're going to see there are clothing food items more empty merchandise boxes and they're just things everywhere in this parking lot things that people dropped as they were running in and out of the building but we do want to give you a peek inside because this door is propped open it's one of the doors people were coming in and out of overnight. you see all the water rushing out that's because the sprinkler system has been going off for hours. you're also going to notice the noise that noise is the fire alarms that is going off as well and has been for

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. >>> walmart pulling guns and ammo from shelves, the fears prompting the retail giant to take action. >>> the school campuses that may never reopen. the tough choices for oneself a district. >>> we are days away from turning the clocks back but didn't we already vote on that to end it? what california is still observing daylight savings time. >>> above normal temperatures continue. we >>> a lot of silicon valley schoolkids may never go back to their old classrooms, and has nothing to do with covid-19. the cupertino union school district could close half a dozen campuses as early as next fall. they can't find the funding to keep them open. the district runs 25 schools in six cities, enrollment has declined by about 13%, and that means less state funding. the school board is considering six scenarios involving will closures or consolidations. members will meet next thursday to make their decisions. >>> a burglary suspect was allegedly seen entering a home earlier this week was arraigned today. police arrested 19-year-old early monday morning. a neighbor called police after midnight, an

>> so, it's not just walmart there is a whole bunch of stories. now, we are in north philadelphia, we started in west philadelphia where everything happened last night.in that spread to all parts of the city, and the walmart currently behind me, it was being looted earlier in the night, but philadelphia police came in and secured the area. and then, all of a sudden, they just left, and so now, people are back, still looting, and i just came inside, the story behind me and the store over there, to my right, i haven't seen anything on this scale since minneapolis back in may. >> laura: it is a heartbreak. one philly business owner has some interesting comments about last night's riots, julio. watch. >> when we heard about the shooting of that kid last night i had a feeling it's going to happen again, but my experiencet because we had the same thing three and a half months ago, the same thing, the whole store was robbed. couldn't get any security that time, it was too late.e. so we had to wait until the morning. and this is what we see in the morning

and rivals such as walmart, target and best buy are also offering deals this week possibly in responsey. let's get more insight from dana telsey how important is prime day for the american shopper >> exactly what you said is right. i think it is the kickoff to the black friday and holiday season. when you have over 150 million shoppers shopping amazon prime day, that is big and that is why walmart, target, best buy, coal jcpenney positios giving sales we're looking for prime day sales this year to be up 40% to 50% and while it generated $7.2 billion last year, we are looking to $10 billion to $11 billion this year, of which just over $7 billion should come from the u.s. so it is big and it is the unofficial kickoff to this upcoming holiday season. >> dana, i'm on the amazon website right now, kind of scouring around. and there is so much stuff out there, i don't know what to shop for. what exactly is going to be the biggest driver of sales on prime day for amazon, what types of goods? >> some of the kf of the goods electro electronics to fashion to hard goods. i think people will be lo

. >>> and hackers exploiting robinhood, walmart redefines black friday, and some ports are busier than ever that's all ahead today, but let's start with the markets this hour. dom chu has more for us. dom? >> reporter: we've gone from modest gains to piece ent decent-sized losses in the span of an hour or so, coming on the heels of treasury secretary mnuchin basically cold a little bit of cold water on the deal of a stimulus package before the election we were down 31 at the lows so you can see cheating towards the lows of the day so far the nasdaq continues to be the real outperformer or underperformer, down 1%, and those stocks continue to be a huge focus a lot of attention being paid so far in the course of this year to the difference between growth stocks versus value stocks and the outperformance there we thought that over the course of the last month or so you might be seeing a little more activity in the value side of things beaten up energy, industrials, materials. well, it hasn't really played out that way over the course of the last month, you can see here growth stocks as me

see amazon doing performing the season compared to the other retailers out there like target and walmartwho have significant improved online operations and become more of a competitor in e-commerce. >> not only have they improved operations, but amazon's inability earlier to meet demand caused by covid was a shot in the arm for target and walmart as consumers were not used to going to amazon having to wait two months to get them and they increasingly turned to target, walmart as well as overstock, wayfair, etsy and ebay. when amazon looks back at covid-19, they will regret they gave the opportunity to the constitution to win and keep customers. then do you think the e-commerce landscape and hierarchy could be fundamentally changed? >> i think amazon will still be at the top but to the extent they were not able to meet demand during covid, that means shares and some shares were picked up by target and walmart, ebay and others. of the day, amazon's growth will still be very robust given consumers left sales on the table so it will hurt them as far as market share. emily: so as we get close

why a shift for you to accompany like walmart? >> thank you for having me.hink the transition has been everywhere. fertility essentials we launched a few months ago that landed in walmart about two weeks ago, pregnancy testing was one of those products. 85% of pregnancy tests are bought on retail aisles. womenare really meeting where they are. retail is an essential part of that strategy. for every company, it is different, but for us, it is an essential part of the next phase of our strategy. taylor: as you just mentioned, pregnancy and ovulation tests. expansionus why the at this moment. >> we started the company as a fertility information company. we felt like the conversation around fertility was very reactive as opposed to proactive. our flagship product was a hormone test. tests basically the same women would do in a fertility clinic if they were having trouble getting pregnant. we made it available in stores at a fraction of the cost. tolaunching it in a direct consumer environment, we build relationships with our customers, with our community, with o

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walmart says moves out of precaution for the safety of employees, and customers. and even though you won't see the guns on the shelves, walmart says it still will sell them on request. >>> coming up next, the schools on the chopping block tonight in silicon valley. and didn't we just vote to stop turning back the clock? so why is it about to happen again? and then later, suspect makes all the wrong moves. what she tried to steal and the bizarre place she got stuck. >> she is not as going forward. >> the upper marks >>> it turns out a lot of silicon valley school kids may never go back to their old classrooms and it has nothing at all to do with covid-19. the cupertino union school district could close half a dozen campuses as early as next fall. if you cannot find the funding to keep them open. the district runs 25 schools in six different cities but enrollment has declined by about 13%, since 2013. that means less state funding. the school board will meet next thursday to make its decisions. >>> meanwhile the santa cruz beach boardwalk could reopen as early as ne

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the nasdaq gained 21 and the s&p 500 added 17. >>> walmart is suing the federal government seeking tove its pharmacists are not responsible for the opioid crisis. the retailer said the suit is in response to threats of legal action by the justice department and the drug enforcement agency. walmart said the government is looking at massive financial penalties against the retailer for allegedly filling questionable prescriptions. the company said it is being used as a scapegoat for the federal government's own shortcomings in combatting the opioid crisis. >>> southwest airlineses says it will soon stop blocking middle seats on flights. the airline has limited the number of seats for sale for months due to the corona ndemic. southwest ceo gary kelly claimed in an interview yesterday that flying is quote very safe environment. the airline said it made the decision aligned with science-based findings and also comes after reporting another quarterly loss. southwest will resume selling all available seats on december 1st. >>> and for the first time in nearly 160 years, santa won't be greetin

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a walmart spokesman says several of its stores were damaged earlier this week.would still be available for purchase. late today the company said the products would begin to return to sales floors. the reason, those incidents have remained, quote, geographically isolated. back in june walmart instituted similar measures following nationwide protests over the death of george floyd in minnesota. >>> join us for election results the way only cnn can bring it to you. see what's happening in your state, across the country. election night in america coverage, tuesday, starts 4:00 p.m. eastern. when it ends, we shall see. one more programming note. we'll be with you all weekend with special editions of "360." hope you join me for that. the news continues right now. let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> you are our iron man, anderson, i'll be watching and at the ready for you until this ends. get some rest when you can. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." happy hallow eve. not that reality isn't spooky enough, right? we do have a real importan

walmart isn't doing that with the newly launched plus. 19% of walmart's new members had switched fromoe, so they may be starting to take some market share there quietly. >> 70 inch for under 500 bertha, when did this happen 70 inch, under $500. that's technology, isn't it? >> it's a roku tvr t the samsungs are still four digit but you can get a humongous tv i shouldn't say it too loud because i'm sure my husband would want one in the bedroom, which is where i don't want it. >> i have tvs but i want this. and you throw in the prime, you know, you get that quick free delivery it doesn't seem to be synergistic with free movies at all, but it is, and it's just an amazing business model, and that's why, well, used to be maybe still is. >> the interesting thing about all of this starting so early, joe, in a way it's almost retro. you're old enough like me, i remember as a kid, the sears toys catalog would come probably around halloween or so early november, and some how the pages of the barbie dream house would get dog eared and left around the house, that maybe that's what santa should bri

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so, it will be amazon, walmart and costco basically, we wanted to add to our position in walmart to round out the exposure in that retail space. >> the stocks you've sold are adp, cvs, chevron, gilead and kraft heinz. tell me about about the standouts there, why you bailed on those >> oil we think is not going to happen and we're oversupplied there will be consolidation in the industry and we wanted to get out of that industry group we sold some banks and part of that was to move more into a theme of cash money to e-money, meaning that going forward in a post-covid world, we want to be linked to the merchant aquierrors, the payment processors and the backbone of that e-payment system. so, we added visa, fidelity, financial, and we think that moving from the traditional bank model to an e-payment model is going to be adopted in a post covid environment. >> it's interesting, though. if rates go up, you don't think the bank trade is going to change at all? >> we're not worried about rates going higher i wanted to ask mike the question there's $17 trillion of negative debt around the world. a

i think you could go many places in terms of targets. >> you could definitely go to walmart. people who are employing practice where they are competing on price and willing to operate on a price. walmart has pushed people around on price forever that was their advantage amazon so the to do that at the end of the day if i am investing with amazon or apple, i think the valuations in the mega tech space are challenging here >> it will be the most effective on combination of both valuation and regulatory headline. i think it's microsoft i am not happy to say it, but probably also facebook it's about the strength of the medium and small sized businesses businesses >> coming up ♪ ♪ "hmm's and ahh's" heard in-call. ♪ ÷yyyy >>> welcome back to "fast money. ge stock dropping today. agency saying that they violated reporting laws they fell 4% today, thestock down more than 40% on the year tim, you are in this one >> look, i think the story around ge's accounting and particularly in this insurance unit is having regulators have been looking at for a long time. the insurance business no

i think you can talk to my customers, amazon, walmart and home depot they'll tell you the time has come and that's who i listen to. >> those are not trials. these are done literally in force. we are the largest liquid hydrogen in the united states, actually in the world. 50% of hydrogen in the u.s. goes into plug power product. >> you know i was concerned after speaking with wendy that the cost may be too high for green fuel how do we get that to scale lower? >> jim, when i look at it, it really comes down to cost of renewables we are competitive with what you call great hydrogen coming from fossil fuels below -- when you are generating and using liquid hydrogen >> i have been telling people if you get president biden and if he says solar, what he should be thinking about alternatives to current use. alternatives could took combustion engine. i am going to use the phrase, maybe i should not, the new diesel is it possible that hydrogen could be the new diesel? >> i think, jim, many people believe that i would go back to our customer base you look at amazon, walmart who have sustainabilit

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. >> shoppers at walmart running for their lives as gunshots rang out. >> reporter: and 23 gunned down at an el paso walmart. >> after el paso happened, there was a lot of appropriate activity at the white house where they were examining what policy changes might need to occur. >> reporter: with the white house now on board, newmann and her team revived earlier plans to reprioritize white power threats, now the number one threat. along the way she says she received an unusual request by the white house. >> they directed me that, your prevention plan is good, we want to support it. we can't talk about it in the framing of domestic terrorism, we need to talk about this in terms like violence prevention. the message was clear that we couldn't talk about domestic terrorism at the white house. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news responding to these claims, the white house said, contrary to these meritless allegations, there is nothing more important to this president than protecting the u.s. from all threats, both foreign and domestic, and he has repeatedly taken strong actions to keep

the precaution that walmart stores are now taking. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. >>> tonight, oakland police are investigating after a body was found near a lookout on grizzly peak boulevard. two people walking by made a gruesome discovery of a man dead inside his car, and that couple called police. authorities say the man appears to have suffered traumatic injuries. his identity is being withheld until positive identification. >>> walmart has removed guns and ammunition from their store set shelves because of concern about civil unrest

walmart is even offering free shipping on eligible orders over $35. that is your cbs money watch report. at the cbs broadcast center, i'm the only rockham. >>> it was a fabulous weekend. let's get a check on the weather now with mary. good morning. >> good monday morning. it was so nice over the weekend. temperatures are warming up a bit. i feel about 5 rday. we will watch those temperatures soar, especially starting by wednesday for the rest of the week. here is a live look from our salesforce tower camera. you can see the beautiful golden gate bridge there. temperatures looking at 57. concord , as well as san jose. 59 in oakland. livermore, 53. santa rosa, 50. checking current air quality conditions, i love to see this. good air quality all across the bay area. as we look to today, we do have a spare the air alert that is in effect for the north bay due to the classifier. 92% contained on the glass fire. that onshore flow has helped firefighters over the weekend. here is the satellite and radar. that strong ridge of high pressure will be the dominan

to their credit, walmart bought jet and decided they would compete with amazon a couple years ago.dy is figuring it out. you have these upstarts like little overstock, which we cover, that has seen sales more than double. and wayfair has just killed it. is, five years ago i thought amazon was going to be the only online retailer and have 10% of all retail sales. i now think they are going to have 10% of all retail sales and the rest of the big-box retailers are going to capture 10% or 20% and we are seeing brick-and-mortar suffering. and omni-channel guys doing well. mom and pops are getting squeezed. nobody is going to the mall anymore. emily: you know who else is getting squeezed, whole foods. jeff bezos made a huge bet to buy whole foods and you said you may never go back to the grocery store. the traffic and whole foods, certainly down, and in general, expected -- was expected. michael: i have an anecdote about that. a whole foods market opened in my neighborhood in long beach on october 23. literally, open for one year. it is turning one year. i asked amazon at the time, were

walmart pulling guns from shelves for year of angry mobs once the polls are in. three in four americans are concerned about possible violence. >>> from full house to the big house. waking up in federal prison for two month stint for examing the college admission process. >>> those stories amid safety amid scares. >> i would be careful about having kids just going house to house unless as part of their costume they had a mask. >> you can still have plenty of fun. we'll help you celebrate safely today october 31, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. >> thank you for joining us. dylan is taking some time off. she's got big plans for tonight. we had a head start for tonight. >> safety is the key. we have some great tips. first, a lot of news to get to. let's talk about that. the final push to election day as the coronavirus rages on and is worst than ever. president trump and vice president vieden are making multiple campaign stops. the president planning to hold four rallies in pennsylvania todaynd

. >>> walmart is pulling guns and ammunition from its sales floor in some stores because of fears oflection unrest. the retailer says it made this decision for the safety of its staff and customers. walmart took similar measures in june over protests of the deadly arrest over george floyd. >>> nearly 2 million voters of the bay area's nine counties have cast their votes. alameda county is running with 408,000 ballots returned. >>> a group of voters on horseback turned some heads in oakland today. they're calling it the ride out the vote campaign. matt boone is in oakland and shows us they're not the only ones trying to increase voter turnout. the horses were a curious sight as they walked up to the alameda county courthouse. that was exactly the point. >> our voices are not going to be heard if we don't make the effort to go vote. and there's some folks out there who are making it really hard for people. and so, we want folks have that fight in them. >> reporter: nia is a volunteer with humble, a nonprofit, that uses horses for outreach in urban areas, founded by briana a noble. she

it can be purchased online and shipped to your home or picked up at a walmart store. the kid has been approved by the food and drug administration under an emergency use authorization. if you suspect you have been infected or you're simply experiencing symptoms you can isolate havoc. it delivered to your door and administer the swab test yourself ship the finnish test back to quest diagnostics or drop it back off at walmart it's not cheap. the price tag is around $130 but depending on your health insurance it could be fully covered phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>i time now to get a check of the weather is much of the bay area is currently under a red-flag warning tonight scary times chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here lawrence it feels like we say it every year this time that we need rain in the worst way yeah we sure do and usually it takes. >>about the 3rd and the 4th week in october for start talking about showers right now i don't see any raindrops in the forecast so fire conditions, everything primed outside right now we've got those gusty winds just

in philly was overtaken by looters that's video from the walmart more than 90 people have been arrested in the past 2 days about 50 police officers have been injured in clashes with protesters and vandals the police chief there danielle outlaws and oakland native who spent several years. this past decade is opd is deputy chief she now and the mayor of philly have a volatile situation to manage just days before election day in a tension-filled battleground state we'll keep you posted still ahead americans on medicare and medicaid are going to be the first in line to receive a the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>the trump administration just announced a plan allowing millions of americans on medicare

after a three-month delay, amazon is rolling out prime day tuesday and wednesday as rivals walmart, target and best buy drop their prices on the same days. on amazon, the best deals will be price cuts on their own products like two echo dots for under $40 at walmart shoppers can save over $200 o a gel memory foam mattress at best buy expect to see the price of a samsung 70-inch 4k tv slashed nearly 30% best buy ceo cory barry says discounts will be as good as the real black friday to reduce the crush of the post thanksgiving crowds. and prevent potential shipping delays. >> we are prioritizing the safety of our customers and employees first. that will give people a longer frame of time to find great deals but shop in the way they want and feels safe for them. >> reporter: amazon also says employee safety is their focus. >> our number on priority, we are making all the changes necessary in order to ensure that our associates are first and foremost safe and then we can deliver against the needs and wants of our customers. >> reporter: as pandemic unemployment remains at record highs retailer

i don't recall seeing walmarts getting broken into.ut that was what struck me too, this is broad, they are everywhere i guess i can see the concern and they want to be safe rather than sorry but it did make me sit bank and really think >> i'd also suggest that looting is a terrible thing and should be condemned and is criminal most of those looting events didn't seem -- i mean, there were dangerous protests obviously, but the idea that people would be, you know, stealing guns to go do real things, i think it was a different level. >> there were store employees who are with wer-- who were und attack >> there are 300 million guns already, so you won't get anymore. and most of the people that have guns have ammunition, more than they will ever use so this is a step, but if it will hit the fan, there is enough -- you know, there is enough already out there we live in unbelievable times. 2020, you know what, it is not over yet go 2020. so i wouldn't take anything off the table. but tech stocks are easier to think about, aren't they >> let's

it can be purchased online and shipped to your home or picked up at a walmart store. the kid has been approved by the food and drug administration under an emergency use authorization. if you suspect you have been infected or you're simply experiencing symptoms. you can isolate havoc. it delivered to your door and administer the swab test yourself ship the finnish test back to quest diagnostics or drop it back off at walmart quest diagnostics says result should be expected within 48 hours after their labs receive them. overall the latest data from the california department of public health shows nearly 16 and a half million covid-19 tests have been conducted in the state with about 92% of people receiving results within 2 days as for the kid, it costs around $130 but could be fully covered based on your health insurance phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>still to come it's almost time will tell you when you can take a ride on the ferris wheel at golden gate park. plus 9 ers head coach kyle shanahan talks bluntly about the tricky situation regarding possible quarterbac

. >>> walmart is pulling guns and ammunition from its sales floor in some stores because of fears of election unrest. the retailer says it made this decision for the safety of its staff and customers. walmart took similar measures in june over protests of the deadly arrest over george floyd. >>> nearly 2 million voters of the bay area's nine counties have cast their votes. alameda county is running with 408,000 ballots returned. >>> a group of voters on horseback turned some heads in oakland today. they're calling it the ride out the vote campaign. matt boone is in oakland and shows us they're not the only ones trying to increase voter turnout. the horses were a curious sight as they walked up to the alameda county courthouse. that was exactly the point. >> our voices are not going to be heard if we don't make the effort to go vote. and there's some folks out there who are making it really hard for people. and so, we want folks to have that fight in them. >> reporter: nia is a volunteer with humble, a nonprofit, that uses horses for outreach in urban areas, founded by briana a noble.

a spokesman says walmart will still sell items on request. they sell firearms in half of its more than 5,000 u.s. stores. >>> mcdonald's has been hit with a potentially multibillion dollar lawsuit by black franchise owners who accuse of racial discrimination for steering them to underperforming areas. the latest comes after mcdonald's was sued by more than 50 black franchisees formerly in augment they allege the company placed them in undesirable city locations with high security and insurance with below average sales. mcdonald's says it wants franchise owners who become more diverse. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> all right, leslie. thank you. >>> forget waiting until thanksgiving for the black friday deals. deep discounts already started. target start on sunday. this includes 50% off beat headphones and $30 off apple airpods. and home depot rolling out their deals next friday. grab up those deals. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," state prison leaders are in an all-out push to prevent another covid outbreak like the one we saw at