bring in retired nypd officer bill stanton. at nordstrom store at the topanga mall outside of los angeles. a huge flash mob smash and grab, up to $100,000 in goods stolen. talking to cops there -- by the way, this was the same store robbed in 2021. the looters used a can of pepper spray, bear spray on two security guards. this is a bad development, bill. what do you think? >> well, liz, first, thank you for having me on your air. what i think is what every one of your fans and viewers that are in law enforcement always knew when this first started. this is a perfect storm between defunding the police, these prosecutors and judges and politicians thinking they're going to get some votes by looking out for the bad guy and prosecuting the victims, and it's only going to get worse. elizabeth: they have to restore the rule of law. i mean, for this to be going on -- now they're using pepper spray on security guards. bill, this happened with a string of robberies in brooklyn and manhattan last year and shot at store workers, pepper spr

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bill stanton is a former new york city police officer. bill, thank you for being here. war veteran at the hands of syria's asylum-seekers there is nothing more tragic than that part of the story, bu the warning signs, if guns are obtained legally i get it, but this seems to be the kind of thing that someone could see. >> it is tough. as long as you obtain these things legally, if someone is committed to taking life or committing a criminal act, unfortunately, law enforcement has to be reactive freight it's hard to go proactive until someone breaks the law. as far as i'm concerned, all th officers that receive that should receive the highest honor . >> what does it take in that moment. it's one thing when you're in a war zone, we are trained to prepare to react in the infantr is to react to contacts, but ho do you put yourself in the mode to go after someone who's got a ak-47 in the street when a woma earlier dealing with it. >> pete, i still have goosebump freight officer robinson could have stayed behind cover, staye safe or as safe as he could. he decided to cross ope

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york stanton is a former new york city police officer. bill, thanks for being here. ce offic.i mean, we lose a war n at the hands of a seriously seeker and an ak-47. i mean, there's there's nothinga more tragithc than that part of this story, but also the warning. i mean, what do you if guns are obtained legally? i get it. but this but th seems to be thed of thing hopefully, that someone could have seen. >> yes, it's tough as long as you obtain these things legally. if someone is committedg to taking life or committing a criminal act, unfortunatelli law enforcement has to be reactive. it's very hard to go proactiveew until someone breaks the law. as far as i'm concerned, over al so what? while an officer robinson of, all the officers t they should receive that department's highest honor. >> what does it take in thatne thi moment? and it's one thing when you're when you're in a wang whr zone and you're trained to prepare to react. that's what we dide to rea in to infantry, react to react to contact. but how do you put yourselutf in the mode to go after someone who's g

bill to recruit black soldiers secretary of war stanton establishes a bureau of colored troops in the war department. he sends adjutant general lorenzo thomas to the mississippi valley, where occupied by union forces with instructions to begin recruiting black troops. in that area, which had had tens of thousands of freed slaves. and so this is getting off the getting off the mark to enlist black soldiers and indeed within six months of lincoln's letter to, andrew johnson, that we're pretty close in march of 1863 that we're pretty close to about 50,000 black troops and blue uniform by fall of 1863, which as we know from what we're about to discuss, did not the war in its tracks? no, not at all. john we we talked to us briefly about another sea change. the draft military conscription is another new element. and then we can, if you'd like, i hope, do move into what is on the screen now, which is the battle fredericksburg important for us to consider because it covers part of the same terrain that will be covered five months later at the battle of chancellorsville. draft draft first righ

bill, thank you. hundreds of residents in the city of san pablo are out of their homes tonight after hazardous materials were found in a backyard shed. emergency crews responded just before 11 this morning to stanton avenue and giant road near the richmond parkway. they found a shed full of chemicals that they say could be toxic or even explosive. san pablo police told people who live in a six block area to evacuate to the contra costa community college gym while crews removed hundreds of boxes of material. a neighbor said. the owner of the home was a scientist who taught at uc berkeley. he passed away like six months ago and the house was empty for a while. so the guy, the brother of the guy came over and start cleaning the house. and i guess he found some biohazards. con fire says the firefighters will be on scene until at least midnight. evacuees were told that it could be up to 24 hours before all of the chemicals are eventually cleared. here's a look now at some of the stories trending on ktvu. one of our top stories, family and friends are mourning the loss of a conquered father and youth football coach who tragically drowned in lake tahoe over the weekend. and also a high speed chase today

bills that were defeated and tried again. in the 1870s and 80s activists like abigail scott dunaway, there she is. she really is the elizabeth cady stanton of the west, there she is, women such as abigail fought on in legislatures and courtrooms to include women's rights to own property and divorce as well as folk but abigail became a suffragist when her -- in countersigned alone of his friend, the friend default on the loan and mrs. dunaway's home which she shared with 5 or 6 children, the bank seized the home, she was so outraged, she worked like a dog establishing their second farm, establishing the farm and getting things up and going that she on the spot became a suffragist and as was true often of early feminists, what she really wanted was women's property rights because if women had no money they had no power. so abigail is busy in court rooms trying to make the case but other western women continue to accumulate political power by moving from community building to large-scale social reform which was also catching on in the late 19th century, later 19th century america. many women enlisted in the powerful, nationwide women's chri

bills saw them defeated and tried tried tried again. in the 1870s and '80s, activists such as abigail scott dunaway, there she is, much later she, she really is, she's the elizabeth cady stantonf the west, and there she is visiting with the great women herself. women such as abigail fought on in legislatures and courtrooms to improve women's rights to own property and divorce as well as vote. back abigail became a suffragist with her husband pressed a friend of his and countersigned a load of his friend, the friend defaulted on the loan and mrs. dunaway home which she shared with her five or six children, the bank seized their home. she was so outraged, she it worked a dog establishing i think their second firm, establishing the farm and giving things up and going, that she on the spot became a suffragist. and again as was true often of the early feminists, what she really wanted was women's property rights. because women have no money,, they had no power. well, so abigail is very busy and courtrooms trying to make her case but other western women continue to accumulate political power by moving from community building to large scale social reform which was also catching on i