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sfpd is still asking anyone with any video surveillance or das hcam video in and arou area around main street to send it in as soon as possible. we will of course they posted with any new information as we get it. larry: stephanie, thank you. joining me now is insider phil matier. the story adds to the growing narrative about san francisco being an extremely dangerous city. but yesterday we showed the numbers and san francisco's homicide rate is lower than the majority of other major u.s. cities, compared to chicago, philadelphia. so why is it that you think san francisco has this horrible reputation? >> a couple of things. you are absolutely right. it's not alone. when you stack it up against other cities like l.a., new york, houston, a whole host of cities, we, lower on violent crime per 100,000 people. but it is the latest page in a story that has been ongoing. it goes back several years and has led to the image of san francisco being a place that's just not what it used to be and not safe. part of the situation is or behavior that used to be unacceptable whether it was open air dru

there's remind reminder all arou of what is faith and forgiveness. that's what today is all about.e be leads to he redemption. >> the cardinal talked about the shootings we suffered, recently six christians were murdered. it's hard to make sense of stuff like that. how can these things happen? why would this happen? we remember, this isn't it here on earth. there's eternal life after this which is the point of the resurrection of jesus christ. >> you're at least stuck with us for the rest of the day. >> hopefully not too bad. now turning to your headlines, starting with a fox news alert. the u.s. is monitoring beijing's actions closely as the ccp appears locked in a standoff with taiwan. the he d hethe defense ministrye been detected today. the american institute in taiwan saying we are among trining mons actions closely, we are confident we have resources in the region to meet national security commitments. this is day two of three planned drills by the chais niece military around -- chinese military around taiwan. delaware police say three people were shot, five others hurt when

police in northern ireland are confirming there was a security bleach arou-- br breach around t biden'ss traveling with some of his family in ireland, he gave a shout-out to them yesterday. watch this. >> i'm here with my sister, valerie, my younger son, hunter biden. stand up guys. i'm proud of you. maria: all of this, christopher, as a former obama extendstenographe is coming for, saying the fbi ignored his tips about president biden's involvement in 0000's business s business dealings. he's been talking about all of this experience and he was right there on the ground, hearing president biden talk about ukraine and hunter's dealings even as the president said he knewing in gout it. your -- knew nothing about it. your thoughts. >> this is an important anniversary for ireland, for america in a tenuous time in irish relations because of the brexit deal and what's going to happen next and i could see the urge to bring your son who has never been to ireland but once your son embarrassed you and been implicated in corruption because of official trips you took to china, et cetera, that son

some of thfoundational investments we know we have to be making around the rare earth, arou batteriesaround a things. it is changing that paradigm to being not just innovation at the end of the product, but what is it that we need to make sure we have supplies here in the united states or and our closest allies . be it canada, u.k. and others to take it manage of that. i think it is going to be a challenge to get the u.s. critical cutting-edge technology from other nations if there is not a quid pro quo. in terms of we are not sharing some of the same. that becomes a bit of a dilemma. >> i think one thing you want to look out here. i think there has been progress. i think the u.s. is far more open to international sourcing now for several decades ago. there is more progress to be de, and the biggest iibitor is jobs. that is overcome about because you can produce it here. you do notave to invented here to pduce here. we are behind them in the mobile industry. if you go back to the early 80's, it was unpatriotic a german or japanese carpeted that is not the case anymore. i think it is n

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