cole. mr. cole: i thank my friend, the distinguished ranking member for yielding time and i thank the chairman and ranking member for their help in bringing this legislation forward. it could not have happened without both of their assistance. i rise today in support of h.r. 375 legislation that would amend the indian reorganization act of 1934 and reaffirm of the secretary to take land in trust. between the passage of the daw emp s act and indian reorganization act in 1934, independent lan land mass shrank by 86 million acres. since enactment, the department of interior has taken back 9 million acres of land into trust status. tribes have used their trust

cole. mr. cole: it's a great privilege to have you here at considerable sacrifice and risk to yourself. testament to your courage. very happy and honored to have you in this debate and hearing today. thank you. we'll go next to dr. charles blahous. jake fish and lillian f. smith chair and senior research strategist at the mercatus center at george mason university, and a visiting fellow at stanford university institution, previously served as a public trustee for the social security and medicare programs. deputy director of the national economic council under president george w. bush. dr. blahous: thank you very much. chairman mcgovern. ranking member cole, all the members of the committee, greatly appreciate this opportunity to appear before you to discuss the estimated federal budget costs of medicare for all. before i proceed to the estimates, just a few caveats. this is not an analysis of second is my testimony is based on an analysis of the medicare for all act of 2017, introduced by senat

tom cole. congressman, i find this especially rich. and you and i may be able to relate on this. because people like me, when i was in congress, was a pain in the ass for people like you. just like mulvaney was a self righteous pain in the ass, just like i was, for people like you, always preaching about how you didn't care about the deficit and the debt and the world was coming to an end. i'm not just mocking mulvaney, i'm mocking myself because that's been my issue. i'm from that wing of the conservative movement. and, you know, not everybody is. i'm just wondering how do you feel watching this flame thrower, this deficit hawk say $22 trillion, eh, maybe it is bad. maybe it is not. who am i to say.

cole. mr. cole: i thank my friend, the distinguished ranking member for yielding time and i thank the chairman and ranking member for their help in bringing this legislation forward. it could not have happened without both of their assistance. i rise today in support of h.r. 375 legislation that would amend the indian reorganization act of 1934 and reaffirm of the secretary to take land in trust. between the passage of the daw emp s act and indian reorganization act in 1934, independent lan land mass shrank by 86 million acres. since enactment, the department of interior has taken back 9 million acres of land into trust status. tribes have used their trust lands to build community facilities such as schools, health centers, housing that serve their tribal members and this is used for tribal enterprises and promotes communities that are underserved or poverty stricken. in 2009, the united states supreme court overturned in its decision. the supreme court ruled specifically that the secretary's a

upfront producer ryan coles has this week's reality check billionaire drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman brought more drugs into the u.s. than any other person in history today he's facing life behind bars in the united states and authorities are thrilled this conviction is a victory for the american people so with the kingpin out of the game drug trafficking and violence must be weighed down right know despite his arrest 3 years ago chapo sin a low a cartel continues to profit from massive drug shipments to the u.s. on the day of his conviction official seized the largest load of fencing will ever found in the u.s. at a simple low a controlled border crossing and el chapo is arrested actually and more lives than it saves his absence has triggered a game of thrones style bloodbath between members of his own cartel and former

>> cole: we were looking for communications amongst competitors. when you do this kind of work, it's really not one hot document, as they say, that's going to prove a case. it's kind of like putting together a puzzle, a piece at a time. >> whitaker: the puzzle grew into a monster. three subpoenas turned into more than 300, to major generic drug companies, dozens of employees, and phone companies. over the course of the investigation, the subpoenas generated almost 19 million internal documents and phone records. there were so many pieces, joe nielsen couldn't make out the big picture at first. for more than two years, he was the only one working the case. he spent days at his office desk, and many nights at his dining room table, looking for patterns. he eventually bought software used by law enforcement to investigate drug cartels, so he could analyze nearly 12 million phone logs. and this allowed you to do what? >> nielsen: well, this allows you within five minutes to look at someone's entire phone records and see the history of who when >> whita

jokes he would make on a pretty regular basis about school shootings, for instance, like saying to coleseveral occasions he shouldn't show up to school tomorrow and other things like this. take a listen. >> he would walk into the classroom and from time to time would say -- we always thought it was a joke, but he would say when the pencil hits the floor, i'm going to start shooting, and then he would drop pencils randomly throughout that class. >> fredericka, at the time cole says these types of comments were sort of written off as jokes and not taken seriously. in hindsight, though, he says these look a lot like warning signs. >> tell us about other reported warning signs and even complaints about this, you know, potentially happening. >> reporter: yeah. i think the conversation about how this happened and why that happen and could this have been prevented is going to be tacking place here for quite some time. it's not clear if tougher gun laws would have prevented this because according to a source, the two handguns that were used at the school were actually taken from one of the susp

>> reporter: hey, marty, christi, the student kevin cole said he was stunned to hear the shooting couldt he's not surprised that one of the suspects is his friend devon erickson. erickson tried to get a rise outside of everybody. he had a quick temper especially with his liberal political views. but what seemed offcolor are the jokes he would make, when he would whisper to cole not to come to school tomorrow, implying he was going to pull off a school shooting. and also this -- >> he would walk into the classroom. he would say, when the pencil hits the floor, i'm going to start shooting. he would drop pencils randomly throughout class. kids would hear these things and tell their parents about it and immediately go tell higher faculty or administration about the events that transpired. >> reporter: cole said at the time, they were laughed off as nothing. but looking back they seemed more like unmistakable warning signs. cole also explained that erickson had harassed his older brother which drove a wedge into his friendship. >> scott, i want to ask you, there is a witness who has come for

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have you not heard a republican like tom cole man talking about these issues. you'll want to hear what he has to say at the end of the hour tonight right before brian. first, it was a day of robert mueller surprises. first came the sudden surprise that robert mueller had something to say. the news media was alerted about 90 minutes ahead of time that the most anticipated public comments of the trump era were about to take place. special counsel robert mueller was going to speak. no public figure of robert mulers's level of importance in washington history has ever remained silent as long as robert mueller has. that silence ended today on his last day of service as special counsel. here is the very first thing he wanted america to know. >> russian intelligence officers who were part of the russian military launched a concerted attack on our political system. the indictment alleges that they used sophisticated cyber technique tosses hack into computers used by the clinton pain. they stole private information and then released that information through fake online

and they are just, you know, they are now -- cole is now working. he graduated college.uring these moments of the campaign, it's just always wonderful to step out of the campaign and step back into real life. the thing i enjoy to do the most of anything is cook sunday family dinner and just have everybody around. >> you get along well with your husband's ex-wife? >> i do. we have a very modern family. we joke that it's almost too functional. my husband's ex-wife but my friend, we joke that it might be a little bit more comfortable if it were slightly dysfunctional. highly functional. in fact, for thanksgiving dinner, she came to thanksgiving dinner with her mother and my family and there why were, one big old family in a very long table. and it was great. >> quite a modern family. kyung lah who covers senator harris now takes a closer look at how she and other candidates are redefining motherhood on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in the heart of west virginia, senator elizabeth warren joined by her son. >> the guy in the blue shirt, that's my son alex. >> reporter: her

so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper her images have the depth of paintings snapshots of prosperity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's a look at so it's not something that i do for fun it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different is these women. photographers are they have one thing in common a passion for their job and a willingness to lay their life on the line to do it. how that. as terrible as reality can be it can also be sublime habitats and living space are what interest photographer tom hagen. homosapiens has thrived for nearly 300000 years often in a hostile environment mankind has done all manner of cultivating domesticating digging drilling and building right now it's thawing ice sheets on our planet and barely even noticing because mankind is also very good at denial photographer tom hagen flew over the arctic last summer taking these pictures the series is called 2 degrees celsius named after climate change is magic number the limit that global w

i am very extreme a night or noise of being like that american photographer carolyn cole would never describe herself as extreme she's been working for the los angeles times for 25 years and is very down to earth about her job. she's ambitious result oriented and is garnered a host of photography awards it wasn't really a an intentional thing that i went into concert photography it was that as i got to the larger newspapers the need to have somebody covering places like afghanistan and iraq became essential and and at that point i felt it was my responsibility to as an american photojournalist to cover those all those places where the u.s. troops are involved. so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper her images have the depth of paintings snapshots for posterity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's is a look at home so it's not something that i do for fun it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different as these women photographers are they have one thing in common a

so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper her images have the depth of paintings snapshots for posterity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's is a look at so it's not something that i do for fun and it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different is these women. photographers are they have one thing in common a passion for their job and a willingness to play their life on the line to do it. as terrible as reality can be it can also be sublime habitats and living space are what interest photographer tom hagen. homosapiens has thrived for nearly 300000 here is often in a hostile environment mankind has done all manner of cultivating domesticating dig .

or maybe representative tom cole as of yet defending the killing of poor people because our country will afford them a basic human right maybe that's it we have to go to a quick break but. no right. to take you. over because i was trying to make a special died because. it has nothing to do with the propaganda that the daily mail is pushing but when you have a population that might be susceptible the propaganda they can easily be manipulated into thinking that fracking is something other than what it is it's not economically viable it costs more to frack then then you make them properly. it's cash flow negative it's also environmentally negative you destroy the environment incredibly. colleagues in the world are. underwater. to the room. not even the owner. oh your ego to postpone the move for your. camp again a new report shows that the largest gang raid in new york city history as one major problem most people who were arrested and indicted were not in fact a gang members. and see this this makes me suspicious of every other largest in history claim like the ones that really the largest

or maybe representative tom cole as of yet defending the killing of poor people because our country will afford them a basic human right maybe that's it we have to go to a quite bright guy. right through you know what maybe we're all watching this to thank you for the outcry over the outcry was going to cause me to make a comment about who died i want to write about or. what is it called in decline is magic internet the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor. of second or bank that's called the genesis block for a reason to coin a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history and this is columbus discovering the new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the next and stacy. this is a stick up for the water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the ide

republican representative tom cole called medicare for all of a socialist proposal that threatens freedom yeah goddamn right it as friends the freedom of poor people to die of preventable disease as. it does and yet it is also dirty dirty socialism all right that's why i'm also opposed to the largest socialist organization in our country the us military. goddamned socialist looking of course to wear the same thing. our pentagon is a trillion dollars a year socialist death and destruction machine we're bombing all over the place usually so we can bring unfettered capitalism to other countries so clearly socialism is a murderous killing machine designed to force capitalism on people. i think i have a right. or maybe representative tom cole is a better yet defending the killing of poor people because our country will afford them a basic human right maybe that's it we have to go to a quick break but. you are. right no right maybe they have. a lot of things they still haven't heard back and forth over iraq i was kind of going to make a comment that had died i was right about her. my seven year

. >> and i, therefore, have two children that are cole and ella who are here.their mother. yes, and their mother, kristen is here, who is a dear friend of mine. and we have a real modern family. >> reporter: the portrait of a modern candidate. in a personal essay in honor of mother's day, harris writes about the heartache of missing her stepdaughter's graduation for the 2017 james comey testimony before the senate intelligence committee. >> i am not perfect, our kids are not perfect, my husband is not perfect and i don't think that the american people want perfect. >> reporter: senator amy klobuchar as a cnn town hall explained how getting kicked out of the hospital 24 hours after giving birth to her daughter, who was born with a condition that made her unable to swallow, made her fight back and become a lawmaker. >> that was when i got hooked on public service, because i could see that you could make a difference. >> reporter: to even joke about motherhood means backlash in 2020. beto o'rourke quipped about barely helping his wife with the kids, prompting this

or maybe representative tom cole is of defending the killing of poor people because our country will afford them a basic human right maybe that's it we have to go to a quick brag was a good. thank you. for. coming to make a special diet. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. they could come and blow our brains out at any given time we can't really do anything actually america is the only country in the world where you can kill people outside of war and legally get away with. all of the fire crawls stillbirth all the trouble here's briefly all the points it's hollow plain to k.k.k. what exists because america wants it to exist they are the biggest terrorist group to ever operate in this country and they're dead to me they're worse off than the people who destroyed the world trade centers of the scroll white. house and back i'm lead camp again a

hello john formalwear media fix it begins a three year jail term michael cole is been convivicted of campaign finance violations. relating to hush money payments made on the rest presidents the home of election odum lost is being re run the votes of the state to get any stumbled. to presidents what was left of his party plus ground across the whole country. code out. thank you very much for being with us the extent of the risk of human activity to our planet has been unveiled he embarrassed well scientists say. there are a million species at the urgent threat of extinction. on this is old because of various kinds of human activity across the world for instance one intent insects. are a threat of extinction the role of course if it's not doubt could spell the end of pollination. of some crops this could mean widespread shortages of food. the threats when you put it in those terms a pretty obvious the findings a wide ranging assembled with the help of a sesearch my hundred a and thirty countries. french president emmanuel macron spoke of the need to act. syllable moody doing this repor

it was actually display like least like an experienced president from the people mr go about which cole was performed by me sort of those kids come into power and he has as he's right and as the chief of staff a person from the past who is actually helping him to live in the troubled waters of ukrainian politics so in this appointment of mr both of them is fully consistent with this promise and that's exactly what he did but speaking seriously i'm used to the book is local so that mr cole more skill his. political career i mean has started in the political party of the president in the times before if you want to show them both of them was moving they've put a hold on that other but by president bush and co and was on the part of the lists or. a political party. that operation. no he's working with mr seely else because so i think if he is just a professional mercenary so to say a professional warrior who works for different masters well one of the masters you failed to mention was the ousted president viktor you know convicts he served in his government as well and believe it or not he

to find out, simon met up with michael cole, owner of this theme park, joyland.n't something you do every day. this is michael cole. now michael, this is your snail ride. 70 years old this year. what have you seen changing in great yarmouth in that time? i don't remember the whole 70 years... laughter. obviously in my lifetime, i can remember the late '605 into the 705 where yarmouth boomed, and it was really, really busy. into the '805 — it sort of declined a little bit into the '905. to be quite honest with you, the last 3—4 years, i think it's been a little bit of a resurgence. it's obviously seasonal, but you're very dependent on things like the weather? oh, 100%, the weather. the weather was actually perfect for us, and the numbers of people were astounding, to be honest with you. we are now coming to the big dip. hold tight! anyway... you're enjoying this, aren't you? i thought i would. so, what about things like wind farms? is that changing the feel of a town like this? i think it is to a degree. but we've always had industry here. we've had the oil indust

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one, for instance, he would whisper to cole on several occasions, don't come to school tomorrow. said things like this. listen. >> he would walk into the classroom and from time to time he would say just like -- we always thought it was a joke. he would say when the pencil hits the floor i'm going to start shooting, and he would drop pencils randomly and students would hear this and go home and tell their parents and they would tell higher faculty about events that could conspire. >> so cole says at the time these things were sort of laughed off as a joke, but now they seem more like warning signs that were missed. he said that erickson had actually harassed and bullied his brother during the years he was at stem and that's what eventually soured their friendship. martin and christi. >> scott, there was apparently a parent who came forward anonymously that somehow the high-pressure learning environment was going to lead to another kind of columbine, and i'm wondering what are people saying about that. >> reporter: yes. so this parent described a sort of pressure cooker-type envir

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cole. >> thank you, mr. chairman. one second please. as i was -- mr. chairman, as i was thinking about this, i thought of the different, like, fire, police, teacher unions and associations that negotiate their health plans. and sometimes it takes them years to get what they want. and they often trade better health plans in lieu of higher wages. or salaries and other things. and so ms. turner, would this bill take away the current health care plans negotiated by, let's say, the teachers' unions? >> yes, it would. and i think one of the issues that would be on the table is, what about the compensation that they have foregone in order to get those benefits? i think that's going to be something that could be very, very disruptive and something that would be of particular concern. because they make considerable sacrifices in their take-home pay in order to get these generous health benefits. >> thank you, ms. turner. and members, i'm just actually a little surprised that some of my colleagues would, you know -- understanding these different unions, fire, po

cole. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: thank you, madam speaker. i thank my friend. when the democrats took majority control of the house, they promised a more inclues prove sess, more minority voices -- process, more minority voices heard, more republican amendments considered. if today's action is any indication, we have a long way to go in making that promise a reality. instead we're moving forward with a deeply flawed bill that could and should have been improved through the amendment process. i've been a member of the rules committee for a long time. including many years in the majority. it's fair to ask, how did we do when we were in the majority? let's look at the record. in 115th congress, under control control -- under republican control of the rules committee, 45% of the amendments made in order were democratic. 38% were republican. 17% were bipartisan. the statistics for today's rule is a far cry from the fairness of that record. if the majority truly wants to address the environment and wants to legislate, then we can all certainly do b

coles to bit of an international incident in austria who is this guy. well young man has his own show here in german t.v. and pushing the boundaries is part of the game he always playing so what he did is he gave an interview in the public t.v. in austria and in it well he tested the limits of freedom of speech there you might say he was actually there to promote his exhibition in gobs which has the very provocative title. this isn't historical illusion that during the third and the spelling mistakes of course tension. and in the interview he criticizes the situation austria there is a far right party in the coalition government and for example he said the following about the tense of the crew it's just quite funny thirty two year old chancellor that's just not nama an insurance agent with a lot of. you and of course there's a critic of the politics of the government in general don't seems as if you wanted to give the views a lesson in democracy a bit of a warning he said what is identity politics some kind of excuse for being racist with an academic an

it was helmut cole's idea to create this museum of modern german history which opened in 1900. its permanent exhibition is intitled our history germany's since $945.00. with the approval of the basic law constitution the federal republic of germany all west germany was established in 1949. looking back on 70 years of german history here we see kind of adenauer signing the basic law. when the lot of germany was still in ruins but no i wanted to emphasize the importance of this historic moment. so he used the very grand gilded silverware from cologne town hall. that. the establishment of west and east germany in 1949 sealed the division of the country. became the provisional capital of west germany and the seat of its parliament. its 1st freely elected members sat on these chairs. and you all this tells us something about the 1st west german parliament. we got some of the original seats and created this display also the podium and lectern from which are no and others address the assembly element. we have some speeches about nuclear weapons which was a major issue back then and. i

barrett is a cole for a diverse cuba but activists marching in an unauthorized pride parade the march was organized after cuba's state run center for sex education canceled what would have been the country's 12th annual parade against on the phobia. over $100.00 gay rights activists turned out for the unlicensed event despite a government warning calling subversive security officials shut the march down after had progressed just 8 blocks through downtown advantage at least 3 activists were arrested found you'll know that this much is not authorized. we try to tell you so why does it have to come to this. you all know that this march is not approved way of going up that. the activists aren't just protesting the cancellation of their annual pride parade the cuban government had been due to add same sex marriage laws to the new constitution but then scrapped the plans at the last minute thanks to pressure from evangelical groups. but all done under the sales of what i want to see the new constitution was supposedly going to take a step forward with whites and a constitution and. they wer

hostages freed by french commandos from militants burkina faso have returned to france president emmanuel cole personally welcomed the 3 at an air base near paris 2 french soldiers were killed in the operation to free the hostages in the west african nation. cuba is introducing widespread rationing as it struggles with an economic crisis chicken eggs rice and soaps are among the basic products affected cuba's blaming the u.s. trade embargo but analysts say the collapse of aid from venezuela has hit cuba just as hard. south africa's governing african national congress has secured a 6th straight term in power in what some are calling a fall from grace it did win 57.5 percent of the vote but that amounts to its lowest share since the end of white minority rule 25 years ago in 2nd place came the office democratic alliance at just under 21 percent is the african national just gave the a.n.c. half the slap on the wrist but in the end the party managed to hold on to power it is really tough to africa since apartheid and then 25 years ago his popularity has steadily declined. election victory means th

developers say it could bring a longer and more comfortable lfe nbc's ian cole reports on the treatment the love of his life ma jane for 58 years. >> she's just a wonderful girl and we never argued in the whole time we were married. >>e@cvy the two metorking at lockheed martin, but five years ago mary jane was diagnosed with stage fo pancreatic cancer, given a fewscg+x months to live >> she took it like a champ. she was treated so well. youxz"vñ can't imagine. =@ cure,hey e isuz'o"f connected with doctors about a newú74l÷ predure developed. c pancreatic cancer is notx2u common in about$&kt 3% of all cancershebut is one of deadliest. >> the doctor is on the team that developed a procedure that delivers chemotherapy j5tÑb to pancreatic tumor instead of across the entire body. >> we'll test inject it with a little contrast dye thathows the blood vessel and here we's blood vesselíhg?#á$áuqp&s the chemotherapy. here we're removing the balloond back and the kechemo is between the two ports and soaking the tumor. >> thedoctor says it's shown success.fkf >> it kept her alive and happy. ohaer

german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccall stand divided on the issue now cole is backing the process by which the biggest parties so-called lead candidate it takes the post in this case is the head of the european peoples party who also happens to be a fellow german but president mccaw is calling for the selection process to be changed and this comes as government heads mason brussels to discuss the blocks leadership for the next 5 years let's have a listen to what the 2 heads of state had to say off the talks last night. the minister you became the german government has committed to the principle of the need candidates however the parties represented in the coalition have different views as to which candidate is best suited to this if everyone just peace with their preferred names we will be stuck because none of the groups have a majority or to learn it even if 2 of them work together they still have a majority we need 3 joy even 4 groups to do this. so it's an obvious differences of opinion there and for more on this i am joined by our correspondent tele ter

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now internees has president joe cole we don't know has warned that strong action will be taken against rioters in the capital jakarta he was speaking after demonstrators took to the streets to protest the results of last month's presidential election at least 6 people have been killed in clashes with security forces violence erupted after authorities confirmed the president's re-election supporters of the main opposition candidate claimed the voting was right. a 2nd night of violence in jakarta as protesters clashed with police on the streets of. the city almost 10000000 people was on lockdown. roads were blocked off businesses and schools remain closed. protesters threw objects at the police who responded by firing tear gas and flagons. to demonstrations i thought was on tuesday after election results showed incumbent president had won another term in office. police blamed the violence on what they call provocateurs and said over 250 suspects had been arrested. the majority of protesters came from outside jakarta they came from west java content in central java we also found evidence

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cole. some time in the twenty six states you my great granddaughter will be born. but with the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century ago. when i was born there were three billion people if you will share the planet with nine billion. your world will be around two degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels will rise by at least one meter a century cut above. the earth going to have some climate impacts which are greater than the tsunami to. the tank. it's really frightening more trouble we have to have to come up. why aren't people more concerned about. the boots starts to first d.w. . come on the world. you know it's interesting because this came from an informer. you need to be careful they're really mad at you. your articles have made them very angry. you have to be much more careful than usual so. their total scumbags. they wouldn't hesitate to detonate a bomb under your window. or use a member of your family to seek revenge yes. there have been two bomb explosions. ostia a seaside suburb of rome. this road links austria to the rest of the city. at

. >> reporter: ian cole, "today in the bay". >>> 4:36. south bay authorities credit an alert neighbor who caught a suspected vandal. >> look what happened. this man throws something through the windows of this suv. it happened saturday morning in milpitas on north hillview drive. a total of four cars were vandalized. the neighbor who heard the noise immediately called police. officers quickly is facing felo. >>> this puppy named iris was taken. it happened during an lafayette express. a woman carrying the puppy and slipping out the back door. the rescue group was hosting the event. organizers were distracted with other customers. >> my heart dropped. i was like, oh, my god, did she really take iris. when i saw the video, it was shocking. i was scared for iris because she was just so sneaky about it. >> the camera shows the thief stealing a leash. a $3,000 reward is being offered for iris's return >>> another shoplifting incident also caught on camera. the fish market in berkeley say people stole $300 worth of pricey wagyu beef from japan.