in glendale, arizona, on opening night, singing along in kansas city, missouri. ♪ >> and rocking in phillyto a normal person this probably sounds a little insane, but honestly taylor's shows are experiencing. you make so many memories there. >> going to 17 shows isn't exactly the cheapest hobby. >> so all my tickets were face value. i never wanted to have to do those resale prices. >> so you were able to keep the tickets at face value, which is still a few hundred bucks. but you're going to all these different cities. i have to imagine you got different outfits for each one. >> for sure. >> going to three or four shows is a lot of money, but 17, how do you make that work? >> over the years made sure i had this taylor fund in money for when she was going to go back on tour. >> she says she only spent about $500 for each concert. a lot of people are spending much more. >> typically budget about $500 to attend a concert. but taylor fans spend upwards of 1300 to go. they're spending almost double what they're intending to spend on everything from just the actual ticket to the merchandise on si

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this is glendale school live from pfizer. nothing like the first debate.re will be others, but first impression could make or break, money will pour in for those perceived successful. they will want to put their money behind a winner. that band will be at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. another reason to go. 17 consecutive music association state championships. if they are this good all year wrong, rest of milwaukee, give it up, go for second place. >> steve: how many bandses did you audition for the show? >> brian: 11 or 12, i'm going with glendale, i sent the rest home. >> ainsley: milwaukee, a battleground state, decided by less than a percentage of a point. trump narrowly won in '16, important battleground state. >> steve: brian, between auditioning bands, do you talk to people in the deer district about what they expect to see tonight? >> brian: yes, i talked to them for 16 hours, we whittled and got it doub. i whittled all night, got annoying. watch, welcome to wisconsin, state that might determine next president of the united states. the gop deb

[habla en inglÉs] leÓn: la policÍa de glendale dijo que una turba de unas 40 personas se llevÓ, robÓeraciÓn nacional de minoristas seÑalÓ a los angeles como la ciudad mÁs afectada por el robo de tiendas en todo el paÍs. impresionante esto que pasa en los Ángeles. unos buzos que estaban tratando de resolver un crimen se llevaron tremenda sorpresa al encontrarse decenas de autos en el fondo de un lago en miami. podrÍan estar relacionados con actividades delictivas, entre ellas fraudes y hasta disputas entre cÁrteles de la droga. reportera: en el fondo de este lago en doral se esconde un secreto inimaginable: decenas de autos sumergidos durante dÉcadas han sus aguas. los buzos trabajaba en una investigaciÓn diferente: casos sin resolver de personas desaparecidas, cuando vieron 32 vehÍculos de los que ya se ha conocido algo de su historial. >> con los dos primeros vehÍculos que hemos identificado, vemos que fueron perros que fueron robados hace mÁs de 20 aÑos cuando estos autos no estaban aquÍ. reportera: este auto fue robado... todo con la ayuda de los abusos del departamento de policÍa

. >> han habido 11 restos ——arrestos y eso nos da bastante tranquilidad en glendale. >> los arrestosrias agencias. >> el objetivo es brindar tranquilidad a nuestros residentes. reportero: el modo de operar es que entran varias decenas de ellos al mismo tiempo en las tiendas y saquean mercancÍa como joyas, ropas y accesorios valuados miles de dÓlares. hay quienes dicen que la policÍa ya ha hecho su trabajo que ahora le toca al fiscal george gascÓn, quien ha sido criticado por ser demasiado tolerante con los criminales. >> espero que sean cargos bastante graves y que lo haga lo mÁs pronto posible, y despuÉs que se anuncian los cargos para que mande un mensaje a los demÁs que estos crÍmenes de robos masivos no se van a tolerar en esta comunidad. reportero: solo se ha revelado el nombre de dos de los arrestados. los otros quizÁs no porque sean menores de edad. se toman otras medidas para evitar que siga ocurriendo este tipo de saqueos que han costado cientos de miles de dÓlares a los negocios. especialmente las autoridades han hablado con dueÑos de las tiendas. >> que cierren las puertas

cuatro dÍas antes, se registrÓ otro robo similar en la boutique yves saint laurent en el suburbio de glendaleables del robo, pero aseguran que es cuestiÓn de tiempo para encontrarlos. >> que nos ayuden los vehÍculos que se usaron. reportero: el procurador de los Ángeles calificÓ estos robos como crimen organizado y dijo que pronto aquellos que hacen los robos y los que compran la mercancÍa robada tendrÁn que responder a la ley. >> queremos mandar un mensaje claro y contundente de que nosotros vamos a trabajar con la policÍa y si hay arrestos los vamos a encausar con toda la fuerza de la ley. jorge: tras una intensa bÚsqueda, la policÍa de tennessee encontrÓ en un desagüe a una niÑa de 11 aÑos con necesidades especiales que desapareciÓ el domingo pasado. la niÑa pudo reunirse con su familia. en ecuador, siguen las investigaciones sobre el asesinato de fernando villavicencio. su agrupaciÓn polÍtica ya designÓ un sustituto para aspirar a la presidencia y este candidato sigue la misma lÍnea de denuncia contra la corrupciÓn y el crimen organizado. reportero: el periodista cristian zurita, amigo y

the imagination is actually the name of a gay bar in glendale.played baseball in glendale. >> greg: imagination. >> kennedy: men and their imagination. >> greg: the back of the imagination break room. >> tyrus: something that young dumb dudes would do to get out or get in. i might be. i'm confused. can you help me figure it out? >> greg: you know, joe, i imagine things got uncomfortable around the obama dinner table when this happened but not because of the letter. because they were eating a dog. [laughter] >> joe: what the hell is wrong with you? >> greg: you should have heard the other joke. >> joe: i would say if you are imagining having sex with men daily, probably not something you would send in a letter to your girlfriend. i can't judge him too harshly because many times i have imagined having sex with the actor jim daly. that is just a personal issue for myself. >> thanks for sharing. >> joe: i was told that reference would be too old. current but it is true. obama loves men -- >> greg: but it is true. obama loves men [indistinct]. you bec

glendale, california, $400,000 of merchandise was stolen. one man is arrested.ndale saying ramirez, his name, cited out on four felonies and transferred to a hospital to deal with some medical and psychiatric issues. so the idea of the task force is to have dedicated units across multiple jurisdictions ready to react and investigate. but missing from the news conference, l.a. county d.a. george gascon. we spoke with one who says his absence is notable, having the best law enforcement in the country doesn't matter if they don't have a d.a. willing to prosecute. >> if you are just going to cite and release them, in other words, catch and release, then all that happens is they just reoffend over and over again. unfortunately that's what we have been seeing with george gascon's support of $0 bail. >> l.a. county prosecutors are part of the task force. as for the presser, the d.a. told a local radio station he was not invited. john. >> john: we'll keep following this and see where it goes. appreciate it. thank you. >> i don't want any family to suffer what we have su

when i was growing up glendale had that reputation. don't go to glendale, right? with versus board of education and its enforcement in the 1960s, that meant that there was flight and there were certain areas of southern california that were known, families are moving to la caÑada flight ridge close to john mayer or whatever high school. that's the california version. t of 64? >> again i don't segregation. again i was trying to yeah. >> duly noted. rock scene or to to use in their works examines the white settler colonial nation and the assistance of white supremacy and how do you see that? >> thank you so much for mentioningr where i read about e ways in which americans were in the state and for those of you interested in m that story you should check out the book about freedom frontier. the book is amazing and i absolutely think we need to make those linkages between the ways that americans who were enslaved, imprisoned in the ways that the land was taken and how that land began in the ways in which landowners were just invested of their property. i hope some of

when i was growing up, glendale had that reputation. don't go to glendale. with brown versus board of education in the 1960s that meant there were certain areas of southern california that were known, white families are moving so that they don't -- won't be best wherever. so that is the california version of a sundown town. >> does your book talk about byron rumsfeld, working 64? >> i don't get to that. i love that story and i want everyone to learn about rumsfeld and his history. i read through his papers and that law, such an important part of the story of california segregation, but again i was trying -- year. >> roxanne examines the us as a white settler colonial nation to explain historical racism. how do you see that analysis? >> thank you for mentioning colonialism. i read about that in my first chapter, where i wrote about the ways in which native americans were enslaved in the state, for those interested in that story you should definitely check out the book about freedom's frontier. the book is amazing and i absolutely think that we need to make th

for well over 100 years, the glendale show has been big news in north northumberland.ture mediterranean donkeys — they originate from sicily and sardinia. their maximum height is 36 inches at the shoulder, and we just — they're fun. we just show them for fun, and this agility at the end is just purely about fun for everybody to watch, as well as the donkeys. some like to do it, and some don't. i was going to say, yours was a bit recalcitrant going around there, wasn't he? you were, weren't you? good lad. the glendale show has still not fully recovered from the covid pandemic, but nobody here is questioning its long—term viability — or that of the industry that supports it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the news website. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. john, let's start with you. you want to talk about the changes that could be coming into planning laws which could help builders that aren't supported by environmentalists? yes. supported by environmentalists? yes, there some changes _ supported by environmentalists? yes, there some

. >> el pasado martes en glendale california otra tienda de lujo fue asaltada por 30 individuos que lograronempleados johanna. >> impresionante esas imÁgenes gracias sonia por tÚ informe >>> ahora pasamos a mÉxico en donde emitieron eran alerta por los 28 casos en el paÍs con con alta incidencia y cuÁles siendo las consecuencias de este brote >>> habitantes de esta comunidad en oaxaca estÁn en alerta por lepra igual que otros 28 estados en donde se han registrado 300 casos causados por una bacteria >>> me da cosa, temor y tristeza de saber que algunos de mis paisanos estÉ en esa situaciÓn. >> 12 municipios estÁn en alerta por altas incidencia de la enfermedad 3 en jalisco, 2 en oaxaca uno en morelos nuevo leÓn sinaloa y yucatÁn >>> en el aÑo 2020 al 2023 un total de 5-6 casos por aÑo >>> por ello, los habitantes de las comunidades afectadas han recibido orientaciÓn sobre la infecciÓn >>> los mÉdicos nos piden que nos cuiden >>> los principales sÍntomas manchas, perdida de sensibilidad, pÉrdida de pestaÑas y cejas >>> aunque los casos de lepra siguen activas en mÉxico mientras en 1992 se regi

. >> el pasado martes en glendale california otra tienda de artÍculos de lujo tambiÉn fue asaltada por la mercancÍa que pueden sonia aparicio sÁnchez >>> el gobierno de biden estÁ estudiando la posibilidad de crear instalaciones para alojar a familias migrantes para que aquellos que pasen por un proceso acelerado y aportaciÓn de asilo podrÍan entrar y salir cuando lo desean durante el dÍa pero tendrÍan que pasar la noche allÍ, segÚn el gobierno podrÍa aliviar la carga en refugios cerca de la frontera. >> seguimos hablando de la frontera de un desaparecido varios de agua colocados para los migrantes extraviado, no se sabe quiÉn los ha sacado >>> poco mÁs de 200.000 dÓlares recibirÍan los familiares en ciudad juÁrez en total el gobierno mexicano sumando mÁs de 8 millones de dÓlares por las 40 vÍctimas que fallecieron el pasado 27 de marzo en un incendio el proceso de pagos serÁ a travÉs del instituto nacional de migraciÓn >>> la madre de la joven apuÑalada la semana pasada junto con su hermana mÓnica encabezaron la movilizaciÓn en donde se unieron colectivos. >> gritaba por las calles ca

glendale is really nearby, phenix, so don't go there in the summer months.mer months. i mean march to november . yeah. so outside of the summer months too. so maybe if you're going to go in january. yeah, yeah. sometimes i sigh because these parks are expensive, but i'm still. i found myself at california adventure sipping a margarita the other week. yeah. you went recently, didn't you? yeah. it's like. i mean, that goes back to what we were talking about at the half hour. just being a kid again. i exactly. i'm with you. parks. help us do that. all right. well, we want to thank you for joining us. be sure to join us again at our next newscast at noon. you're taking a live look outside at the port of oakland where the fire we've been reporting is finally been snuffed out. sheriff's shepherd is next. have a great afternoon ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

fueron arrestados por robar una tienda en el este de los Ángeles y otros tres por el robo masivo en glendalea tener que cerrar nuestras puertas, cerrar las puertas no serÁ nada complicado para nosotros, pero miren cuantos muchachos se quedan sin trabajar. jorge: vamos a mÉxico, donde xochilt a veces se perfila como el frente de candidato opositor, tiene un 58% de apoyo segÚn una encuesta, su rival, paredes, tuvo sÓlo un 42%, la encuesta se publica sÓlo dÍas de que la alianza va por mÉxico anuncie este domingo su candidata Única para las elecciones presidenciales del 2024. ilia: la dea sacÓ de su lista de los 10 fugitivos mÁs buscados a varios capos mexicanos de los cÁrteles de sinaloa y jalisco nueva generaciÓn, incluyÓ a otros narcotraficantes conocidos como los sapitos, alejandro madrigal nos dice de quiÉn se trata. alejandro: el combate al fentanilo es una prioridad para el gobierno de estados unidos, si lo dejo claro ladea al incluir a alias el chipito hijo mayor del chapo guzmÁn a su lista de fugitivos prioritarios y una red de al menos ocho integrantes que conspiran y trafican esta dro

when i was growing up, glendale had that reputation. don't go to glendale, all right? with brown v. board of education and its enforcement in the 1960s, then that that meant that there was -- [inaudible] and there were certain areas of southern california that were known, you know, white families are moving to la canada-fingerprint ridge. so that's -- flintridge. that's kind of the california version. >> another question, does your book talk about california's -- [inaudible] looking at '64. >> again, i don't get to the '60s, right? i love that story and i want everyone to learn about rumsford and his history. i read some of his papers at the bancroft and that law, such an important part of the story of california segregation. but again, i was trying to -- yeah. >> roxanne ortiz and her work examines the white settler colonial nation to explain historical -- [inaudible] white supremacy. how do you seete that analysis? >> thank you so much for mentioning settler colonialism. yes, i read about that in my first chapter where i write about the ways in which native americans were enslaved

and glendale and santa clarita until 3:00 pacific this morning. i wouldn't be surprised if that gets extended. other things officials are worried about is not just the flooding but the mudslides and landslides that can occur due to all this moisture. there's certainly a lot to keep our eye on as the storm continues in the southwest united states. >> you said it. michael spencer in san clemente, california. thank you so much. >>> president biden will visit maui today to tour the devastation from the wildfires earlier this month and meet with survivors and first responders. at least 114 people are confirmed dead and more than 1,000 are missing as crews continue searching through the scorched rubble. danya bacchus has more on the ongoing efforts. >> reporter: while the difficult and grim recovery effort goes on maui, the president and first lady are prepared to visit families impacted by the deadly wildfires. >> he's going to be able to, one, bring hope to this community, but also reassure them that the federal government is there, that he has direct

ray in glendale, arizona. caller: hi, peter. what i am reading right now is able all troubled refuge, about the struggles for newly freed -- in the civil war. i just finished master slave the husband and wife, which is an excellent book about the same subject. peter: right, which we covered on book tv. can you tell me how often you read books, how many you have going at once? do you get through a book a week, or what? caller: i go to the library often. it is just down the block from my house. i look at all the new books first, then besides that one, i have rebel yell, which is a biography of stonewall jackson. i read the latest simon novel. i am all over the map. peter: thanks for spending a few minutes with us. let's work in caroline in raleigh, north carolina. caroline, good morning. what are you reading? caller: good morning. a pleasure to speak with you. i wish i was there at the book festival. i am currently reading my book club in rally, we are reading toni morrison's bluest sky. peter: and? what do you think? caller: well

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just today, glendale police announced the first arrest in the saint laurent case. by the way, this type of retail theft costs the average american family more than $500 each year in higher merchandise costs. norah. >> tina patel, thank you. >>> a judge in mississippi declared a mistrial today in the case against two white men accused of chasing and shooting at a black fedex driver. the judge said he had no choice because of a police detective's improper testimony and failure to share evidence. the father and son are charged with attempted murder. the fedex driver was not hurt. no word yet on when the retrial will begin. >>> there's a lot more news new dove men bodywash gives you 24 hours of nourishing micromoisture. that means your skin still feels healthy and smooth now... now... ...and now too. get healthier, smoother feeling skin all day. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy.

police say the heist may be connected to a similar robbery that happened in glendale last tuesday. officials in las vegas said the big ten are discussing potentially moving their conference title game to allegiant stadium. the conference has had its title game at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis since 2011, and its contract is set to expire after next year. the pac 12 has hosted their title game at allegiant stadium in the past two years and will again for a third year. however, the mass exodus of the conference could mean the pac 12 is out of luck. a city official told the las vegas review journal that talks are still in the preliminary stages. new at 11, a hiker who went missing in sequoia national park has been found in good health. bill roberts was reported missing on august 12th while backpacking on the john muir trail. the national park service says roberts accidentally deviated from his intended route while heading to meet his family this morning, roberts ran into another hiker and was able to use their tracking device to get back to safety. the park service urges people to

just last week, more than $300,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a luxury store in nearby glendale the incidents on relaxed shoplifting laws designed to reduce violence. a proposed california law prevents stores from requiring employees to confront shoplifters and to provide training on how to react to an active shoplifting. but many major stores already have no such policies in place, prohibiting employees from laying their hands on thieves. these latest attacks leaving residents on edge. >> it's hard to avoid it, isn't it? really >> you just don't know when it's going to happen. >> and that california bill, which would stop employees from confronting shoplifters, has another hearing set for later this week. if signed into law, it would take effect on january 1st. >> 13 year old from north dakota is talking about his frightening fall at the grand canyon. wyatt kauffman tumbled 100ft at the canyon's north rim. it took emergency crews two hours to rescue him. wyatt says he fell because he was moving out of the way so other tourists could take a picture. >> i won't say we're getting

glendale police were called to a target store where employees spotted a man hiding in a storage area. you can see the drone spotted the man lying on top of a rack of goods. he tried to take down the drone by throwing pillows at it. he was quickly taken into custody on burglary and drug charges. all right. back here in california, davis police say construction workers uncovered what appear to be native american archeological remains. those remains were found in an area near veterans memorial center where crews were digging a trench for a new fire hydrant. the yellow county coroner's office and an anthropologist confirm that the remains appear to be historic. officials contacted the native american heritage commission to determine the next steps. new tonight, an oakland man is in danger of losing his martial arts academy due to financial troubles as ktab's amber lee shows us, supporters say that he teaches important life lessons along with self-defense. as costco's martial arts academy is a fixture on macarthur boulevard, deep in east oakland. it opened in 1972. this was the my training

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este mismo jueves la policÍa de la ciudad de glendale anunciÓ su primer arresto, un hombre vinculadolÁ del estado de california. 8 de cada 10 tiendas minoristas notaron incremento de incidentes violentos y agresivos en 2022. el problema no es solo para los dueÑos de negocio pero tambiÉn para los compradores. verÁn aumentos en precios, tiendas cerrando y creo que nadie quiere que eso ocurra, dice la lÍder de la asociaciÓn minorista de california. ademÁs resalta que cada empleado merece un ambiente seguro de trabajo al igual que cada consumidor debe sentir seguridad al ir a comprar. las autoridades dicen que muchos de estos criminales utilizan armas o simulan el uso de armas y tambiÉn implementan tÉcnicas de intimidaciÓn. para la alcaldesa destacÓ que estos no son delitos sin vÍctimas, resaltando la fuerza utilizada y el miedo que esto puede causar en las personas que estÁn ahÍ en esa tienda. >> claro, miriam, estÁn tambiÉn investigando para ver dÓnde revenden la mercancÍa, gracias por el reporte. el cantante lanza su primer Álbum luego de conquistar todas Álbum luego de conquistar tod

. >> police in glendale, california, are searching for the thieves who pulled off a brazen flash mobcenter. at least 30 people made off with about $300,000 worth of luxury merchandise from an yves saint laurent store. a $50,000 reward is being offered for their arrest. >> coming up, the hero golden retriever who took on a bear. >> plus, the rookie who did the >> plus, the rookie who did the unthinkable the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 related er visits are three times higher than the flu. so stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines this fall, just like you do with the flu. because you've got no time for 19. stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ new nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair co

his final journey, nat boarding the train in glendale, california, taking it to boston.g the trail 3 1/2 hours north to brunswick, maine. his train ticket in hand, checking out the postcards before he gets on. train conductors welcoming him aboard. jeremy abbott and chuck moyer. at the end, a handshake from the train's engineer. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: nat, the 84-year-old veteran and explorer and grandfather on why he did it. >> i hope that if others have bucket list dreams that they haven't acted on, i would say, this is the time, and i hope that you enjoy yours as much as i did mine. bye. >> david: well, we salute you, nat. good night. >> homes threatened, land burned, the latest on this buyer and the foot of san jose. >> i am concerned about our national security and security. ama: mysterious land purchases are prompted federal laws. reporter: a group of kids are pushing back with a campaign of love and acceptance after these flyers were found in their neighborhood. >> live breaking news. ama: a brush fire in the east san jose foothills. 66

just today, glendale police announced the first arrest in the saint laurent case. theft cost the average american family more than $500 each year and higher merchandise costs. norah? >> norah: tina patel, thank you. a judge in mississippi declared a mistrial today in the case against two white men accused of chasing and shooting at a black fedex driver. the judge said he had no choice because of a police detective's improper testimony and failure to share evidence. father and son are charged with attempted murder. the fedex driver was not hurt. no word on yet on when the retrial will begin. turning now to the rapidly-growing use of offshore wind energy here in the u.s., multiple large-scale wind farms are currently under construction up and down the east coast fear in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben trainee reports on how workers, once dependent on oil and gas, coming for the green energy expansion. >> reporter: at this ship hard in houma, louisiana, you can see and hear the future being built. that noise we are hearing, but that is called "made in america."

his final journey, nat boarding the train in glendale, california, taking it to boston.g the trail 3 1/2 hours north to brunswick, maine. his train ticket in hand, checking out the postcards before he gets on. train conductors welcoming him aboard. at the end, a handshake from the train's engineer. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: nat, the 84-year-old veteran and explorer and grandfather on while he did it. >> i hope that if others have bucket list dreams that they haven't acted on, i would say, this is the time, and i hope that you enjoy yours as much as i did mine. bye. >> david: well, we salute you, nat. good night. kristen: -- larry: in the east san jose foot hills a threatening has been threatening structures in the area of clayton road. san jose firefighters have been on the scene along with crews from calfire. 60 acres have burned so far. we have seen helicopters doing water drops on the fire lines, airplanes, including a modified boeing 737 air tanker laying down fire retardant, that you can see on your screen. firefighrs were first called to the

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covering this smash and grab in glendale, california where i used to work.d have been far more afraid of my father if i had been involved in that kind of activity than i would by the cops. i don't know what race they are, based on the footage of recent smash and grabs in cities around america, it appears that they are not white supremacists despite what joe biden claims. also, we have this absolute meltdown of k through 12 urban education where just to take one city, carla, there are 13 public high schools in baltimore. 0% of the kids can do math at grade level while the democratic party oppose school choice where the party elites whether it's barack obama or joe biden or gavin newsom have their own kids in private school. then there is this big lie that mercury mains systemically racist. race based preferences and dei getting people killed. it's called the ferguson effect george floyd effect. cops pulling back from policing. thousands of people victimized by violent crime who otherwise would not have been suffered if the police had been doing their normal p

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on today in glendale, 30 people took $300,000 of stuff. >> ainsley: makes me so angry, people have to lot is happening at mom and pop stores, someone had to pay for all this and look at all these people outside watching. you could hear the voices, if you listen, and some saying, there are more, look at these people jumping in getaway cars and u.s. department of health and human services told employees, it is too dangerous to come into the office, just stay home and recommend in a memo the interesting part called the nancy pelosi federal building. >> steve: best part. >> ainsley: corner of seventh and mission house and they say drug use and doom loop in san francisco. it is just making people feel they are not safe, don't come to work. >> brian: so much to do with falling apart of crime and justice in america. you would think they would step up and she would use her significant political power to help people of the city more. instead she sits on the moutp mounts an in her beautiful house. crime happened to her husband. they were in and out and gone and so was the stuff. karen bass came

his cell phone pinning in glendale have just before 4:30 am.right around the corner from susie's apartment building next to the bank. and that's when the banks atm started telling a story like nothing else could. for 20 7 am, prosecutors argued this figure is marty walking towards susie's apartment. >> our theory was, he got to susie's apartment before brad, before she returned, and there's a little concave, a little store front and we believe that's where he was standing. >> that said the prosecutor is when he left that footprint found in the dust in the alcove of the buildings next to susie 's. then the tape showed at 4:52 am, brad and susie pulled out in brats truck. 5:19 am, the light came on, susie opened the door got out, just steps from her apartment. >> when she stepped out of brett car after he had stood in that concave for 15 to 20 minutes as they are in the car doing whatever they were doing. i think he was extremely angry and when he saw her, i think he confronted her, i think she confronted him right back. >> i think when she told

glendale, 30 suspects, middle of the day. people are eating lunch, watching going on.0,000 of jewelry. why doesn't someone stop them? aren't there cameras? where are the place? are they afraid to go to jail? no. leo terrell is a fox news contributor and lives in california. what is going on? i could have shown ten more videos of similar scenes. it's frightening. >> it's very frightening. fox is the only networks that is broadcasting it. the bottom line is this. no one is afraid to go to jail when they steal. there's no arrests at all. crime is encouraged. what is so amazing, these crimes are not happening at night where they have to break. in it's happening in broad daylight. they can walk in, steal in broad daylight, walk out and and no arrests whatsoever. why? even if they get arrested, they'll be released because of the no bail policy, this is what is happening in progressive cities. all we have gotten from the major is we should stop. it's george soros money that is forming democrats to stand down and allow crime to happen. >> martha: you hear from more and more pe

it's worth pointing out, a very similar incident happened just days ago in nearby glendale, californiad on a shopping center. they got away with upwards of $300,000 worth of goods, according to authorities. and that investigation still very much underway. for law enforcement, they're hoping that members of the public, people who might know these groups will come forward. there is a reward of $50,000 that's currently being offered. but a lot of the times, because these groups are closed off and obviously hiding their faces, it's up to police to try to find the goods on the back end, once they make their way on to the black market, these illicit trading platforms. that's very difficult to crack. but obviously for members of the community here, very unsettling. for those who are there, certainly terrifying. >> of course! like i was just saying to phil. can you imagine, you're in there shopping with your family and that happens. josh, thank you. >> you bet. >>> imagine looking through your telescope and what do you see? a question mark. that's what scientists saw in some new images taken f

robberies, as i mentioned, have happened at other malls recently, and a store at the americana store in glendale worth of merchandise taken and july 31st thieves burst into a jewelry store in irving, $900,000 worth of goods. lapd acknowledged the communities are feeling up safe and officers will do all they can to find those responsible for saturday's nordstrom mayhem. but john, as yet, no arrests as far as we are aware have been made. >> john: we'll see if karen bass makes good on her vow. jonathan, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: violent crime and street drugs have workers in san francisco worried about safety. it's so bad that officials are saying at the nancy pelosi building it's safer to stay home and work from there. leo terrell, a fox news contributor. leo, they are calling it now the san francisco doom loop. take a look at this, outtake from a government memo by the san francisco chronicle, this is from the officials there in light of the conditions at the federal building, we recommend employees maximize the use of telework for the foreseeable future, work from home. this recommendation

we saw a similar incident just days before in nearby glendale, california, where another group hit a as well. you see that video on your screen. our colleagues caught up with residents of the valley area right after this latest incident. here is some of their reaction. >> this is my neighborhood. i have neighborhood pride no matter how bad it gets. this is the second time. this is not the first time. >> nobody is afraid of repercussions. >> police are handcuffed themselves. they can't do what they're supposed to do. the criminals aren't being prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> i won't go near this mall or any mall. i do all my shopping online. it's just -- it's too dangerous. >> reporter: that last point, jake, is so key. it's not just people at the mall who are terrorized. entire communities are affected when businesses start to close because of crime. this affects lower income americans because of the place where they shop for groceries or other retail items close due to crime, it costs money to drive across time to buy hat they need. these certainly aren't victimless cri

like in glendale, california, where vivian was the l.a. county superintendent of the year in 2022.ind as you decide now is the time to step away? >> yes. i think it did. >> reporter: she retired in july -- >> i'm a educator, not a politician. i think it was primarily difficult to focus on kids and the adults that serve them. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >>> new covid-19 vaccines try to teach the body to fend off variants could be in drugstores by mid-september as the utah prepares for the virus season. >> this comes amid a tick in covid and schools are reopening. cnn's meg tirrell has more. >> reporter: we know outside advisers are meeting on september 12th to talk about and recommend updated covid shots before the fall. that always happens before the fda signs off on the vaccine. that's expected to happen around that time frame. after that the cdc director will likely accept that vaccination and they'll enter the pharmacies. we're talking around the middle week of september, september 12th, a few days after. >> the vaccine targets omicron subvariant xbb.1.5. now, o

police in nearby glendale announce their first arrest in a smash and grab burglary at a mall where $300,000taken. but get this, the suspect they arrested got out of jail right away. the guy was released from custody with a ticket just hours later. here's another jaw dropping display of california laws lessness a lexus driving burglar pulling off a string of smash and grab from parked cars right in broad daylight in san francisco. greg, so should we have hope with this newly-formed task force in los angeles? >> greg: i don't know. you know, we did this topic, i think we did it yesterday, city, crime and the homeless and drug problem and jessica you made a great point which i will now twist >> jessica: i feel uncomfortable. >> greg: i'm definitely going to use it to my advantage. you said it's not just republicans who are unhappy about what's happening in these cities, there are democrats that live there and they're desperate in terms of changing this. and they're leaving, too. it's not just republicans league these cities, there are democrats. so what does that sound like? it sounds like to

when i was growing up, don't go alto glendale with the board of education and its enforcement in the 1960s, that meant there were certain areas that were known, white families moving so they won't be left over there. that is kind of a california version. >> did the book talk about the 60s? >> outut get to the 60s. i love that story and i want everyone to learn, that law and such an important part of the story of california segregation but again, i was trying to -- yeah. >> white colonial nation and white supremacy, how see that coming out? >> thank you for mentioning that. i write about the ways in which americans were enslaved in the state. you should definitely check out this book because it is amazing. i absolutely think we should make the links between the ways of nativeve americans were enslaved, in prison and the way the land was taken and how it began and landowners have that. some of you have read city of inmates and i think the link she shows her are so clear between colonialism and the mission and get to l.a. you cannot think about segregation in the state i can talk aboutu