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. >>> the news at 5:30 starts rit w. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another frustrated san francisco business owner says something has to change. his restaurant was once again broken into, and he's taking his fight right to mayor breed. >> this is the first time they came in and steal stuff. >> reporter: the restaurant was hit by thieves this week. he shared security video of someone breaking a window, coming in and grabbing the cash register and more. >> there wasn't that much money to begin with. they took our door dash tablet and ipad, iphone. it was the breaking of the

. >>> the news at 5:30 starts rit w. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another frustrated san francisco business owner says something has to change. his restaurant was once again broken into, and he's taking his fight right to mayor breed. >> this is the first time they came in and steal stuff. >> reporter: the restaurant was hit by thieves this week. he shared security video of someone breaking a window, coming in and grabbing the cash register and more. >> there wasn't that much money to begin with. they took our door dash tablet and ipad, iphone. it was the breaking of the window that cost money. >> reporter: a security gate was already added after windows were broken in the past. >> i think it's just frustrating because that's exactly it. i don't want to go home having to worry about my window is going to get broken into or i'm going to come to work in the morning and see something happen to my business. >> reporter: he saw a twitter post about safety and security from mayor london breed and decided to respond

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