mayor garcetti: absolutely. it is a great program that i am incredibly supportive of and i'm looking forward to the federal government enacting this. we have been building on the los angeles conservation corps for a long time. it makes use of those who have been in the toughest environments and turns them into environmental stewards. as well as other folks who are returning either from the criminal justice system or folks interested in helping out, so coming out of the pandemic, we will be doing hundreds of these, so we might have hundreds of americans going door-to-door so that questions from republicans and democrats alike are addressed. get the energy help to support americans in my city, get folks who can help weatherize homes, and let them be empowered to not be passive recipients but active participants in the struggle. >> thank you for the question, i am not familiar with the program but it does sound extremely interesting and going back to the equity focus we have from our administration, youth engagemen

a mayor eric garcetti. pick up trash near downtown l. a. california recently allocated $1.1 billion in state funds to clean up california. the governor says it will create 11,000 jobs. there's nothing bad about this program, more jobs, cleaner highways, less homelessness, less crime. on this day, the governor doing similar cleanups in the bay area, and in fresno, he first pitched the idea back in may when we talked with him exclusively back with him again. for this we mean business. this is not a photo

todd: garcetti will be gone soon, the ambassador to india. jillian: thanks for showing that.to get the good, the bad and the ugly. the good and most important, congratulations to ashley strohmeyer who got engaged, her fiancÉ imposed -- proposal a beautiful beach at sunset. mike is an nypd officer, we wish you the best. could they be any more good-looking? lisa great look to them. happy for you. the bed. two rival gangs fight each other, a bunch of drivers fed by tourists during the pandemic lockdown. jillian: how dare you gender those monkeys. the ugly. nothing but breaks. bill deblasio in a shot at a bronx basketball event where he did a better job sinking crime but he didn't think much on the court. todd: you would think he would be better but no. congressman michael walsh talks about the buildup hunter biden's art career. ♪♪ . . ♪ as hunter biden prepares to attend his own art shows where he could meet potential buyers of his paintings. michael walsh transparency bill hold first family accountable. carley: break down his bill called the painter's act. props on the name. te

garcetti served as co chair of biden's 2020 presidential campaign.ld serve at a time when india is being overwhelmed with a surge in coronavirus cases and deaths. the l. a city council appears likely to appoint an interim mayor to serve out garcetti's term, which runs through next year. meantime president biden rather is urging russian leader vladimir putin to crack down on criminal hackers working in russia during an hour long phone call today, the president warned putin that russia must take action to disrupt ransomware groups operating there or the united states will impose consequences. mr biden said the u. s will take any necessary action to defend the country's infrastructure, united states expects when ransom our operation is coming from his soil, even though it's not not sponsored by the state, expect them to act and give them enough information to act on do that is the recent cyber attacks have forced some companies to pay millions of dollars in ransom, according to the kremlin, putin told president biden russia is willing to cooperate on th

let's talk about the fight between alex villanueva and eric garcetti.you like a passing match dave? >> a good old-fashioned dissing match, sure let's have one. i think what is very interesting about this is for me in you being libertarians in me talking about how the government gets bigger and bigger of course the federal government is trying to get a $6 trillion spending bill in california is the biggest date government and the union and yet as the government tries to take on more and more roles and we want to solve climate change in inequality in all these lofty visions it's obvious for everyone to see the most basic functions of government can't be achieved and everyone notices this and the country not just libertarians. normal people notice we can no longer balance their budgets or protect our borders but in california you can't have drug addicts on your street. kennedy: they are all over the place. name -- you cannot name a dead cat without him knowing. c this is about defunding the police. i think this misses the mark a little bit. you can certain

tyrus, eric garcetti says no more homeless encampment invent his home gets vandalized. >> when the upper, it is terrible. my goodness. you mean to tell me that people came into his home and tore it up because they didn't like something he said? oh my gosh opposed to all these business, small business owners up and down the state of california who've been held captive dealing with homelessness, lawlessness, you can write an burned stuff, my $50 shoplift casually as if it's no longer a thing anymore as far as that goes, were to hit the gym and shoplift and then probably today's my heavy day so i'll go back and probably chopped lift again before everything causes because nothing can stay open past sunset so i'm sorry that now after years and years and anyone who doesn't know talk to doctor drew about the homeless situation in california, now it's a big deal and what vandalism doesn't work, thank you for noticing, sir. i'm laying it on pretty thick. >> no sympathy from eric garcetti romeo. >> i'm sure you will have somebody clean up for you. >> i'm sure he will get a handler to do it. >> the

mayor garcetti is not wavering in his support of the new rule.iday he released a statement saying quote homelessness is an emotional issue for many angelinos and i'm as passionate as anyone ending the crisis on our streets. i respect the right we have to make our voices our heard, but vandalism doesn't bring our unhoused neighbors indoors, and we have to stay focused on saving lives. the city council approved the ordinance on 13 to 2 vote on wednesday. those who violate it could receive a citation. >> there will be some relief to areas that i think have big concerns like parks, schools, entrances around businesses, locations around current homeless housing solutions that we've already put in our areas. >> but critics say there's not enough shelters to house the city's homeless population. they also say it would be tough for someone who violates this new law to actually pay for a citation. i talked to l.a. county sheriff about this a few weeks ago. he doesn't think the ordinance fully addresses the city's homelessness crisis. >> i mean, it's a ste

if confirmed eric garcetti says he will accept the role in the biden administration.is likely to take over as acting mayor should garcetti take on that new role. >>> you may be noticing the skyrocketing prices of many different things you buy. >> it includes chlorine for your pool, lumber for homes. >> the list goes on and on. all in short supply. the supply chain used to be less vulnerable to cut the cost of storming. >> built on efficiency, running very well and keeping costs down. used to be you would go to a store an autoparts store, but there became recognition in the '90s inventory is evil. the reason is the cost to it. it's not free. >> check out the full story on nbc lx. 185 on xfinity channel or lx.com. some disneyland lovers are not happy with the happiest place on earth wondering if the fast pass option will ever come back. they can help you avoid some of the long lines for top rides. it never came back when the park reopened. disneyland paris has a fee-based version called premiere access charging up to 15 euros extra per ride. the fear is that it may expa

garcetti has championed climate change globally, including in india.in this country, the city of charlottesville, viinia announced plans to take down its controversial monument to confederate general robert e. lee tomorrow. the statue sparked a violent white supremacist rally in 2017 that left a woman dead. a nearby statue of another confederate general, thomas "stonewall" jackson, is also set to come down saturday. workers began removing the security fencing that remains around the u.s. capitol today. the 8-foot-high fence was erected after the january 6 insurrection, and has beenn place for six months. still succumb on the newshour -- still to come on the newshour... covid casecontinue to strain hospitals in areas of the u.s. with low vaccination rates. the u.n. security council decides the fate of ria's last humanitarian lifeline. new analysis shows climate change driving extreme heat and drought in the western u.s. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington, and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona

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governor newsom, eric garcetti and george gascon for comment.t. this is what he provided for "fox & friends." sheriff deputies show up on the west side of los angeles whenever alex villanueva feels threatened either by scrutiny of scandal plague department or at real solutions to homelessness is housing not threats or arrest. the st. joseph's center has gotten 183 people and counting off venice beach in the recent weeks into housing. that's what we found, guys, on the ground and it's going to continue. brian: yeah, the governor came out and said we want homeless to come to california and realized the homeless dream. lawrence: we saw that people all over the country they were coming there because they felt welcomed there on the beach. rachel: hard to believe you just sent up a tent. brian: used to be muscle beach. they have been muscled out. steve: lawrence, thanks for going out there. >> thanks, family. rachel: let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the forecast. janice: getting thunderstorms in the northeast later on today. ta

i applaud eric garcetti for gong what he's doing. >> greg: for democrats that's middle of the road. >y amountsful harm is unacceptable and too much. i also want to make sure that the hysteria -- and we look at these numbers in context. so we can make responsible decisions about what to allocate in that context. >> greg: thank you professor moon bat. we should defund boston university for giving her an economics degree. last year i got emotional about what i saw especially in my city. fewer cops in the streets meant more violence and more victims. to the liberal hacks surrounded by more armed security, it was a big joke. >> democratic cities are in chaos now. this is what you want from joe biden and ethey're going to take your country away and they're taking down the statues and crime is rising. it's so bade and they will defund the police. >> greg: i love the sigh. that clip should get old but it won't. i will play it forever. it's like chris cuomo flexing for twitter. it shall live forever. remember don lemon's great investigative slack into the crime wave? >> if you watch a certain

mayor garcetti after he signed an ordinance to restrict homeless encampments.arrests have been made. to the nation's largest employers are taking action amid a surge of covid cases disney will require salaried and nonunion hourly employees to be vaccinated. walmart is mandating headquarter staff be vaccinated by october 4th. it is requiring those in hotspots to mask up. high alert after multiple reported shark sightings off of long island according to track sharks.com 54 attacks around the globe 27 happened in us waters. i am mike emanuel now back to "life, liberty & levin" have a wonderful evening. >> there is a lot going on people are pouring into this country not just for central and south america but from all over the world and the middle east a lot of bad actors and this 13 coyotes and in addition to little kids who are sent in horrendous conditions the president and vice president will go to look at their policies are doing be at they have announced with cuban ancestry to announce don't come to the united states we will send the coast guard we will send y

jillian: california where crime hits home for los angeles air eric garcetti.testers vandalized the home last night hours after he signed a city ordinance banning homeless encampments. christina coleman is live with more. reporter: lapd is investigating the vandalism. so far, no arrests made it look at the aftermath here, graffiti on the walls and sidewalks and lots of trash left at the mayors house. he responded to the vandalism friday by saying this doesn't help bring are on house neighbors indoors. the protesters opposed the ordinance regarding the homeless. it prohibits sleeping, sitting or storing items on public property your parks, libraries, schools and other facilities. people who violate the new law can receive citation. the city council approved the ordinance wednesday with a 13 -- two vote. >> it will be areas that i think have great concerns like parks and schools, entrances around businesses and locations around homeless housing solutions vardy put in our areas. reporter: critics question where the homeless would go after leading their encampment.

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mayor garcetti leaving trash and graffiti at the mayor's home just hours after he signed an ordinancethe homeless problem. we are live in los angeles with more. hi christina. reporter: lapd is investigating the vandalism. no arrest have been made. look at the aftermath. graffiti on the walls and sidewalks. lots of trash left at the mayor's house thursday night. he responded to say this does not help bring our house neighbors indoors. a new ordinance for the homeless says that sleeping or sitting or storing items on public properties or public places near libraries or schools they could receive a citation. the city council approved on wednesday with a 13 / to vote. >> it will be a relief to areas that i think have grave concerns like parks and schools and interest around businesses and locations around homeless housing solutions. reporter: critics question if the homeless where they would go after leaving the encampment. there's not enough shelters to house them. also for those who violate the new law to pay for a citation. >> to criminalize the homeless population. >> we are not crimi

governor newsom down to la mayor garcetti and specifically la city councilmember facing a recall. california, california houses at the homeless population, a new level of filth, instead of enforcing policies that prohibit people from setting up camp wherever they please venice beach, issues a cattle call essentially encouraging people to remain in place and so you see, just like i talked about at the border, if you don't enforce the policy is, a lot do not want to go into temporary housing or sheltered because shelters have rules. when you live on the beach and attend there will be no. jillian: check out tomi lahren's no interruption show on fox nation, thank you for joining us. i am sure todd is upset. he loves tommy tuesdays. let's check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: let me tell you what a straight ahead unless you have a problem we will book these people come republican lieutenant colonel allen west said i won't be the texas gop yet, i will run for governor putting him on a collision course with republican greg abbott. matthew mcconau

>> for this chunk of city right here, it's two things, it's mary garcetti and the councilman.s not going to enforce anything. that doesn't help in terms of, it promotes a lawlessness environment. i told my deputies, do not fail to do your job because someone else's not doing their job. we are going to uphold our end of the bargain, arrest people that need to be arrested. >> you're a democrat. this has nothing to do a political party, it has to do with the rule of law and public safety. >> thank you. this transcends politics, it's about public safety. it's about people feeling secure that they can come here to the boardwalk and enjoy a day with their family. >> shannon: all right, from that situation in california to good news. kevin. >> taking to the capital sacramento for this good news good night. meet tiny 3-year-old skateboarder who can out tread most adults. this is brody alexander. dillinger. i hope i got the name right. the little guy was still on the board by his dad. you can see he has progressed quickly from rolling down the road at 19 months to know he's a kneeling

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i'm not sure i'll be able to handle garcetti if they win twice. it's going to be hard. the 2020 world champions, the los angeles dodgers are here. we're honored and thrilled they're here, and that goes for the vice president, too. she's from california, you probably heard. i'm not going to mention which end of the state she's from right now. and who she roots for, but is doug here? i know he was. i thought he made -- i know, i tell you what. well, you know, we have -- when you talk about mixed families, i have a mixed family and she has a mixed family based on baseball. and sports. i'm not going to mention that team in northern california in the san francisco area. and i'm not going to mention that team in philadelphia. my wife is a philly girl from her belt buckle to her shoe soles, and if i root for anybody but the phillies, i'll be sleeping in lincoln bedroom alone. but, you know, sometimes -- well, no, never. anyway, but the dodgers are a lot more than a baseball club. they really are. they're a pillar of american culture and american progress. that's for real. a te

. >> now, critics argue briggs was backed as president of the commission because mayor eric garcetti knew he would support the police department. and the black lives matter told the l.a. times briggs will toe the line. they're not looking for any kind of change. those critics, trace, say the l.a. police commission is not an honest broker when it comes to effectively overseeing the lapd. trace? >> thanks, jonathan hunt. live in l.a. thank you. here now dion joseph, a 25-year veteran of the lapd. he's not speaking on behalf of the los angeles police department. great to see you. you say crime pays. we have the video to back it up. this is a southern california t.j. maxx. people just walking in and walking out with arm fulls of stuff. i mean, it happens on a daily basis all across california. because you know, if it's $1,000 or less, it's not a crime. nobody it seems to me will get arrested for this. what is going on here? >> you're absolutely right. crime does pay right now across this country. criminals know that they have the green light to do what they want to do because we're in an

eric garcetti's blaming it on the federal government. so what's going to happen here in this fight between l.a. county sheriff in the l.a. county mayor? >> it is interesting these issues are being brought to light and democrats are having to pay attention they're coming from democratic mayors. the weight there erasing 40 years of progress the american cities turning back the clock to the crime-ridden homeless dominated utopia of the 70s is astonishing in coast-to-coast or sink leftist mayors and councils under my law enforcement, push pulsed like defend the police to destroy the cities that have been elected to lead. we are to see that backfire. you look at new york even primary voters said they saw crime safety in the top mayoral election but even notorious liberal austin camping pensively 60% of the vote after the mayor and city council pretty much turn the city into one giant homeless camp. these policies and issues have been clear paid republicans will clearly beat democrats a 70s, 80s, democrats got smart and abandoned the socialist

mayor eric garcetti have done enough or seen what's going on. >> i'm here.ust don't call the grass when i do it. >> how many times have you been here? >> countless times to venice. >> in seattle a county council member has proposed condemning a city-owned park that has a large homeless in canton. the county would take over the park, moving those who live there too transitional or permanent housing. in san francisco the homeless department is asking for another $15 million to fund an additional 260 tenths. safe sleeping villages. the city has already spent $18.2 million on 260 already existing tents, $60,000 per tent, roughly double the median cost of a one-bedroom apartment. >> shannon: jeff paul out west, thank you very much. breaking tonight, the journalist who conceived the 1619 project for "the new york times" will get tenure at the university of north carolina after all. the unc board approving nicole hannah jones following weeks of back-and-forth uproar over her hiring as a professor with tenure in chapel hill. let's bring in the author "woke in" vivek

in some instances until someone has turned down shelter of the ordinance now goes to mayor eric garcetti for final approval and according to a spokesperson, he does plan on signing it. in an effort to help save california salmon population amid climate change and drought. wildlife officials have moved millions of young fish to cooler waters. the fish were taken from the klamath river near the border with oregon where lo and warm water has caused a parasite to thrive. they were put into special tanker trucks and then haul to fish hatcheries where the water can be regulated and kept cool officials plan to move the salmon back to the river in the fall when cooler temperatures start to set in. meanwhile, some restaurants across the u.s. they've taken fish and other seafood right off their menu due to soaring costs from. >> greenwich village in new york to valley, some restaurants are no longer even offering seafood selections. the higher costs are part of surging inflation across the u.s. seafood prices rose about 11% in just the last year. and our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outs

the city's mayor eric garcetti said the requirements are first steps in a push for an eventual vaccinete. firefighters in parts of the western u.s. were hoping for help from cooler weather today. but there's still no end in sight to a plague of wildfires , including one in northern california that's causing -- threatening homes. in indian falls, california, charred homes, cars and keepsakeare all that's left . after the dixie fire tore through the enclave north of sacramento. it's the largest active fire in the state, and one of more than 85 wildfires burning across the nation -- mostly in the drought-stricken west. unlike the sprawling “bootleg” fire in a sparsely populated area of southern oregon -- california's “die” fire is threatening or than 10,000 homes. calfire spokesmanon heggie says they're trying to get ahead of fire behavior that can turn aggressive quickly. >> we're really beincautious to ensure that the safety of the public is taken care of, to make sure that we're giving ourselves enough lag time. because what we've seen is throughout the summer and throughout the last f

it's called the mayor, eric garcetti and councilman mike bonnan and a district attorney that won't enforce anything. that promotes a lawlessness environment. >> john: lawrence jones with an ongoing problem in venice beach. thanks for joining us. i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in with trace in for martha. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher. a short time from now, president biden will take to the east room of the white house where he's expected to announce that if you work for the federal government, you must be vaccinated or face strict protocols like regular testing and masking. this comes as a growing list of major companies are mandating employee vaccination and a growing number of restaurants across the country adopt a now vax, no service policy. the rise of the delta variant is behind much of these new measures including the cdc's reversal on masking. today there's brand new questions about the science behind that guidance. let's bring in dr. march seagle, fox news medical contributor. always good to see you, dr. siegel. it's mind-blowing to know that the government

the ordinance now heads to mayor eric garcetti. he will sign it back outside the bay area this friday afternoon. it's toasty out there, but not quite as warm as it was yesterday, right, mark? yeah temperature is coming down a little bit across parts of the bay area. still though, another hot day inland with those areas back up into the mid nineties, once again later on today, but even standing outside of the past half hour or so, i've been noticing that the sky conditions changed from mostly sunny. partly site, some high clouds have been drifting in from the south, and that will kind of be the theme over the nextfew days. right into the weekend. we're tracking some cloud cover moving in from southern california. of course, it's time here, we keep an eye on air quality. and then if you can't see right now looks like we have some moderate levels in the sacramento valley and wouldo least that's having an impact on some of the air quality now, as far as the satellite in the radar once again, we're tracking another round of showers. and

mayor eric garcetti. >> this is bigger than universal studios but we're going to ride just like universal of the mississippi. >> when you flush the toilet, when you run the garbage disposal, take your shower, 81% chance, somewhere in los angeles, it's going to end up here. >> arguably i think this peeves infrastructure as a whole is probably one of the most important pieces of infrastructure los angeles has? >> l.a. would not work without hyperion. you can talk about our freeways, you can talk about our sunshine, you can talk about our airports, our transit system. literally l.a. would not work if we did not have hyperion. it's unappreciated engineering marvel. there it is. the smell. >> you like that smell? >> it is -- to me that is the smell of a city working. >> it's also the smell of the future, in a way. >> yes. to all of us. a majority of human beings for the first time live in cities. so many cities around the world. when i talk to my fellow mayors, they don't have this yet and need it. cities can't grow, cities can't work without these basics. and also what we're confronting with

a mayor eric garcetti. pick up trash near downtown l. a.alifornia recently allocated $1.1 billion in state funds to clean up california. the governor says it will create 11,000 jobs. there's nothing bad about this program, more jobs, cleaner highways, less homelessness, less crime. on this day, the governor doing similar cleanups in the bay area, and in fresno, he first pitched the idea back in may when we talked with him exclusively back with him again. for this we mean business. this is not a photo op. this is not a press conference. we were out here a number of months ago. you're with us. um we're coming back and going to come back again and again and again and again. how do you though make it last permanently, you gotta keep coming back. the governor says california needs to deal with the key underlying issue causes. homelessness the state recently allocating a record $12 billion on that front at the difference between now and in the years past, as we have money for an alternate when you're actually out here and you see it as compared t

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it's called the mayor eric garcetti, and the district attorney is not going to for us anything no matternce. >> dana: it when i heard that from him on fox and friends, how is it compassionate to allow people to live that way? i understand there's a desire for choice and but not only is it hurting the whole community but hurting those very people. that woman said it would you? you can find a needles in the sand. it's now better than it's been, and if i were a business owner i would be ticked off, too. >> and it's better than circling the drain, as she said. democratic senators chuck schumer and bernie sanders hoping to pass the three and half trillion dollar spending plan on a straight party line vote. my next guest says republicans have to stop it, and $3.5 trillion, what say you? >> that's what they claim, $3.5 trillion is the american jobs plan and it reality the cost is between 5,000,000,000,005 and half trillion. they have in the proposal a bunch of gimmicks in that program will only last a year and this will only last five, this is only going to last eight. they have $100 billion to

it's called the mayor, eric garcetti and councilman mike bonnan and a district attorney that won't enforce. i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in with trace in for martha. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher. a short time from now, president biden will take to the east room of the white house where he's expected to announce that if you work for the federal government, you must be vaccinated or face strict protocols like regular testing and masking. this comes as a growing list of

we reached out to gavin newsom and mayor garcetti and district attorney gascon but did not hear back better look like less? lawrence: that's the last section of the beach that has the tents. you still have people paying folks $100 to move their tents out of in front of their businesses. imagine a business owner that is already struggling with crime and everything and then, of course, the pandemic and los angeles and they are paying people to remove their tents. pete: left wing activist not happy about this. did report earlier that mayor garr sety's house was vandalized. and, i mean, it may have been because of some of the reporting you are doing, lawrence. once there is scrutiny put on it, unfortunately. lawrence: same day. that same night we were on the plane back from los angeles to new york and we got the notices saying from our bureau that he had implemented this ordinance and they were going to enforce it the question is did they enforce it? we will probably have to take a trip back there. rachel: got to go back to venice. pete: should be a good assignment. rachel: it should hav

griff: los angeles mayor eric garcetti's home vandalized hours after he signed a law restricting homelesse mayor commented yesterday and he said we have to stay focused on saving lives. the vandalism happened thursday night. graffiti can be seen on the walls and side walls at the mayor's residence in addition to lots of trash. you can see lapd there. they were investigating, they are still investigating this incident. no arrests have been made. despite the city's raging homelessness crisis, these protestors strongly oppose the city's new ordinance that prohibits sleeping sitting or storing items on public property, near parks, libraries, schools and other facilities. people who violate the new rules would receive a citation, la city council approved ordinance with 13 to 2 vote. >> it will be some relief to areas that, i think, have great concerns like parks and schools and entrances around businesses and locations around current homeless housing solutions that we've already put in our areas. christina: critics say there's not enough shelter for mounting homeless crisis. where would the pe

now new york congressman homeland security committee member small business committee member andrew garcettihat the consumer price index out yesterday, showed a significant increase and even as federal reserve calling this transitory, you heard stephanie pomboy talking about potential for inflation to continue to worsen. we are looking at the impact on stocks, and the economy, nancy tengler, have you seen an impact to the markets, tell me the biggest impact that you are expecting should inflation not be transitory? >> i -- starting to be a real risk it i isn't transitory i have manufacturing client midwest raised prices 2% january 7% march 8% in july. no pushback from clients. but input prices costs went up raising wages as he said to me wages are not going back, so that is the sticky part the inflation story that i am not sure is being fully grass pd if we don't to see inflation our portfolios poised for that alternative investments that we put clients in, and orderly enough technology has been one of the top projector sectors or is top performing sector during every historical period of ri

>> that is directly related to mayor garcettis decision and the city council to not enforce any of thepolice, and say they don't want the actual cops there to enforce laws but they get to have vigilante justice within these encampments. also, target, walgreens and a lot of the other stores in area are starting to close because of the theft, allowing people to run in and steal whatever they want if it's under a certain amount because they won't be prosecuted or arrested. >> well the architect of that is proposition 47 is our district attorney george gascon, when he was in san francisco, it worked really well in san francisco when they are being overrun by homelessness and lawlessness and now in hada he's the did a that has to prosecute and he's decided not to prosecute misdemeanors and people are realizing wow, there's no laws so i'll can do whatever i want. that's where we are. >> even when these stores decide to hire security they are put at risk too when they try to stop these folks that's why they are just stepping out of the way , sheriff. >> exactly and that's the sad thing. the b