two of the victims, a neighbor tells us, is 13-year-old boys leaving the mcdonalds on balfour walking home. one of them was sprayed in the face with pepper spray and they took the other's cell phone. most of the attacks were on residential streets. they were armed with semiautomatic handguns and robbed the victims of personal items. nobody was hurt other than one with an injured knee. >> you are just in awe because it never happens. you have to be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: the witnesses did not get a good look at the suspect vehicle. they describe it as a dark sedan that is either a dodge charger or a mazda. reporting live, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> people in san jose are fed up with the rise of violent crimes, burglaries, and gang activities. so a group called pact, people acting in the community together, is starting a weekly walk. >> i think it will help tremendously. the fact we are doing this period is a good start. so we have to start somewhere and move from there. >> the walk will take place every friday evening at 7:00. >>> we are hearing from a woman who was insi

. >> i'm an associate with the balfour center. in both the south china sea and asia pacific more generally is there a way -- do you have litmus test to disrain shirts between policies that china would be pursuing it if wanted to exercise dominance in the asia pacific? china likes to say we're just doing what we have -- we have a growing economy, a growing conception of our national interests and we're just doing what any other great power in our situation would do. it there a way to distinguish between policies that anyone else would take versus those if it really wants to dominates the south pacific. >> look at the united states between the end of the civil war and theout break of world war i. the united states had economic growth rates for most of that period extremely -- near double digits, almost every year. there was some hiccups here and there. the united states settled the continent, brutally, perhaps, but did. so what did the united states do? it built a great navy and it dug the panama canal. and it became a great power.

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and two monuments men, officers, were killed; an american and a british major, ronald balfour. so, i mean, these were scholars putting their lives on the line and in some cases, both cases they were killed actually trying to rescue property that was in the harm's way. this treasure hunt of where these came from all these different sources, but as the war was ending, there was still a lot of questions, where is all the loot, who is involved in taking the loot, things that we know now from the work by nancy and others but at the time we didn't. and the latter part of the war, the office of strategic services created something called the art looting investigation unit. it was staffed by monuments men such as lane faison. so, michael, can you tell us about the unit, where they operated, what they did and what they produced. >>. i'll try to do it not in a day or in a book. [laughter] it's really amazing how much is owed sometimes to a very small group. this was just ten individuals. three of them were principal investigators art historians, theodore russo from the national gallery,