chief, this is your jurisdiction, germantown, where this played out.do you know about how they got organized? i've spoken to the philadelphia chief, charles ramsey recently, he said they are using texting and social media. is that how it happens? >> it's still under investigation. we know that we've gotten some information that some of these kids were at the montgomery county fair when it closed. they took the last bus back to the transit center in germantown, then when they got there, what we're thinking is that's when they started using the social media to get a larger group together to go into the 7-eleven. >> you put this video online. you hope it helps you bust these thugs. on the other hand, do you worry at all it would glorify them, because after an incident in philadelphia google searches for flash mobs peaked, do you think that other kids will say this is a way to get attention and on television? >> we're hopeful the reaction we've gotten from the community quells that. we've gotten overwhelming response from the community, in fact, because of

of about thirty teenagers essentially a flash mob looted a seven eleven early sunday morning in germantown maryland now the video is the molars of what we saw and london with the god of control protests in the streets turning into to the looting but i'm wondering do you think that the scenes like what we're looking at now on the screen with these teenagers just going into the store taking everything because they basically overpowered the employees do you think this is something we write in or in this country absolutely we've seen this in chicago we've seen this in the southeastern part of the united states it was ensnaring and minnesota where a bunch of teenagers showed up and started to randomly attack individuals or white teenagers and i think right teenagers this is where you have the entire. class and you have a charter generation of people who really don't have that much to lose they rely upon the situation is worsening the realizing that the jobs are the most eligible and they're in these are viruses we're in the schools are filling them in some urban areas are half of the population

i'm just -- they're in germantown. there was just an article about a company in menomonee falls.ment, i'm forgetting the names but yes, there are several manufacturers who have grown jobs. >> what had happened was even after palinesque responses like that one, darling is still stunned she's being recalled. >> you just have to say to yourself, why are we being recalled? when so much is going right. >> she answered her own question less than 30 seconds later. >> i just went to a woman today and she said, you know, do you believe, you know, why are you giving tax breaks to the wealthy? i said, what do you consider wealthy? she said $250,000 and above. and i said that is small business. those are small business people. those aren't wealthy people. a lot of people just don't understand that these are not rich people. >> let's help her understand. only about 1% of people in wisconsin make more than $250,000 a year. senator darling, the fact that you give tax breaks to the top 1% while slashing the rights of working folks is why you're being recalled. joining me now from madison, wiscon

nearly 30 people alerted on their cell phones turned up in germantown, maryland.ew weeks later, a nearly identical scene at a convenience store in washington. this time, a pack of girls. >> girls? are you sure? that's unbelievable. i'm -- i don't know. i'm speechless. i have nothing else to say. i can't believe there's ten girls going around robbing people. >> all right. let's bring in tech experts dry an tong, elk editor for cnet.com. it appears to be troubling. these aren't the only cities. philadelphia's having problems, other cities. is this a new trend? >> it is starting to become a new trend because twitter and social media networks, they allow people to organize on their own. can start as a small bubble and get bigger and bigger. it was found out later that on ins that you talked about -- the incidences that you talked about was thrown to social media, it wasn't necessarily the case. a lot of these organized when they were locally near each other. maybe they i.m.'d friends to join in. blaming social networking, i think, sometimes feels like a kneejerk react

there's about 30 people here swarming a convenience store in germantown in the middle of the night, sundaythey helped themselves to just about everything, candy, chips, sodas, other stuff. the shoplifting spree took about a minute. >>> a much more serious appeal for help from london police. they released this video, a car runs down two police officers who were chasing looters during last week's riots. police hope the video prompts witnesses to come forward. both officers are recovering. police say they're treating this as attempted murder. >>> friends from all over the world descending on graceland. elvis presley died 34 years ago today at his memphis mansion, but he still rakes in big money even though he's been dead almost as long as he lived. "forbes" said elvis' estate made $60 million last year. >>> and as always, your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of today. the big question, is warren buffe buffett's tax talk good or just polit politics? >> it's not often you hear, someone say, oh, please tax me. please. but today's question is, is warren buffett's tax compromise good

take a look at this, police say about 30 people walked into a germantown maryland 7-eleven early saturdaying the aisles, grabbing drinks and snacks, lasted about a minute before the thieves left as a group. police say they've been able to identify a lot of people. nobody is disguising themselves. just walking through. >> just text messaging, this is the address, show up. >> it does seem to be that's how flash mobs work. i find the thing fascinating you get a message to say show up somewhere and do stuff that's bad. before they were attacking people in philly, this is what was happening. they were converging on stores and sort of walking through. what can store security or management do when you have 30 people walk in at the same time. >> maybe it's time to find the person who organized the flash mob and slap charges on that person. >> like stop it. >> yeah. >> fears of teen violence spreading in kansas city. the mayor coming up with a plan to curb the problem by this weekend. the city considering a curfew for young people and holding parents accountable while falling in line with other ci