he was gucci and gucci was him. he was the engine. his own hands and the brio of his personality. >> one of the financial advisers said making a move that aldo was a dangerous game. >> he could transform caress into a scratch. >> in fact, aldo's entire family had a reputation for a ferocious infighting. i read the animosity was so severe within the family that the italian press would say instead of g is for gucci, g is for "guerra", war. >> correct, there is a lot of animosity, it almost became hatred. i witnessed that on many, many, many occasions. >> on one occasion, he was at a board meeting when aldo objected to his son paolo recording the proceedings. and watched them come to blows. >> aldo, who is a very strong man, jumps up, runs on the other side of the table. takes the tape recorder, smashes the tape recorder and gets into a fistfight with paolo. maurizio tries to separate the two, okay. and needless to say, he got punched in the face. by one of the two contestants. >> so when maurizio started calling the shots at gucci, aldo

the festival has been held at gucci since 1961.won the status of one of the largest and most popular in europe with a reach of up to 600,000 visitors, the most pessimistic director of his generation, the owner of a dozen, sizors, a visualizer, a cult film, horror, a child, rosemary fled from the nazis to free europe survived the murder of his wife. shirants of the manson sect for 70 years in art. the footage became a benchmark the polish-french director made his debut with a knife in the water and began acquaintance with the audience of the oscar nomination, his pianist not only took the golden palm at cannes from the screen told the personal drama of the holocaust. the family died in auschwitz himself ended up in krakow ghent, by the way, the main films are trophies personally. the american themis could not get it tirelessly chasing the director, accusing him of harassment. fearing extradition to the united states, they do not risk leaving france, however less rogue cinematic lobby announces the world premiere of his palace will s

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reasons about the true culprit of the death of civilians from the actions of provocations such as guccitaged in residential areas kramatorsk or mariupol drama theatre. lies, but supposedly, the ukrainian figures kidnapped by us, whom we actually save , many have seen on the example of ukraine. what does his blind indulgence lead to geopolitical trip. let this serve as a lesson to others. and let the ukrainian tragedy. will never happen again. as a very young man, he joined the ukrainian galician army. there, they were trained as scouts for saboteurs. and, of course, 6,000 service people were destroyed by the monsters. dear friends it is my pleasure to invite you to watch reruns of our program while we are on vacation. i look forward to seeing you. they provide protection from heat and cold and help save on air conditioning and heating. penoplex efficient thermal insulation image realism imaginative exciting hisense life-changing technology take your child to school with leo's art supplies plasticine pencil feels the engine instantly, adapting to any mode of operation takayama adaptive p

organized retail thefts, including smash-and-grabs and grab-and-goes and several shops including nike, gucci, yves saint laurent, and the brazen robbery at a nordstrom where more than $300,000 of luxury items were stolen. just some of the recent incidents. >> no angeleno should feel like it is not safe to go shopping in los angeles. >> reporter: there have been about 170 organized retail thefts in l.a. in the last two years, and this is not only a problem here. across the country, shoplifting and organized retail theft cost retailers an estimated $69 billion a year. despite a new federal law preventing the sale of stolen goods online, some still make it to online markets. >> when these real high-end crimes are taking place of purses that might cost $10,000 or 25 thoi dollars, you know, they're being sold online. >> reporter: online retailer ebay partners with law enforcement to flag stolen goods. >> it's where we work collaboratively with retailers to identify types of goods that make be stolen and work with law enforcement to bring prosecution to people that may be committing crimes. >> rep

and again, you look at the way that quote was gucci, which is, which is kind of not it kind of what, but it's cute, but it is, it is, yes, i gave one cells and the other 2 for me to go back here. so i asked, i said, why is i yeah. is this going to end up really was getting taxi drivers and official men, but they're not my good. it's gotta do that. why it is a special court? it's, it's, it just, it's city. it's just some, but it's just once a protective sense from vice and see, and that was a bundle of what to do. i'm sorry about that. the. so the little quick fix is for this was done that's going on and it will spread to the region. so maybe spread to well west stuff. what has that? what about south to down? is that next? okay, is it a different institution? so, so that i've come to it, but i think we cannot give up, then we'll have to deal with it quickly before the fighters, but who it was, all these will continue to hold. what i mean as it is very encouraging to see united states is involved. so you gotta be as involved, both of them fancy show stuff definitely can do and you have

desde tiendas gucci a negocios privados como esta joyerÍa, han sido blancos de ladrones a plena luz delos en las leyes son algunos de los factores en la hora de saqueos. >> el hecho de que los fiscales estÁn minimizando los cargos o los castigos para ciertos crÍmenes, eso es darle luz verde a los criminales. reportero: la federaciÓn nacional de minoristas estima que estos robos representa mÁs de $30,000,000,000 en pÉrdidas por aÑo. varios proyectos de ley se han presentado en la legislatura estatal para combatir estos delitos. leÓn: autoridades en nueva york identificaron a otra mujer cuyos restos fueron descubiertos entre otros cadÁveres vinculados con una serie de asesinatos en gilgo beach. el sospechoso rex heuermann se declarÓ no culpable de esas muertes. la mujer desapareciÓ hace 27 aÑos y los investigadoras ya tenÍan identificada. maity: la madre acusado de asesinar a su bebÉ de 15 meses fue escuchada en corte. reportÓ a su hija como desaparecida en febrero de 2020, indicando que la dejo de ver desde 2019. el cuerpo de la niÑa fue encontrado enterrado en la propiedad de la familia

the festival has been held at gucci since 1961.status of one of the largest and most popular in europe with a reach of up to 600,000 visitors, the most pessimistic director of his generation, the owner of a dozen, sizors, visualizer, cult films, horrors, a child, rosemary escaped from the nazis free europe survived wife's murder. shirants manson lyrics of the decade. in art. the footage became a benchmark. the polish-french director made his debut with a knife in the water and began acquaintance with the audience of the oscar nomination, his pianist not only took the golden palm cameroon from the screen , told the personal drama of the holocaust. the family died in auschwitz himself ended up in krakow , by the way, the main one from the movie lee's trophy. the american themis could not get it tirelessly chasing the director, accusing him of harassment. fearing extradition to the united states do not risk leaving the borders of france nonetheless an outcast cinematic lobby announces the world premiere of his palace will show at the

desde tiendas gucci a centros comerciales grandes a negocios privados como esta joyerÍa han sido el blancoia. este abogado dice que los cambios en las leyes son uno de los factores en la ola de saqueos. >> en mi opiniÓn, el hecho de que los fiscales estÁn minimizando los cargos o los castigos para ciertos crÍmenes, eso es como darle la luz verde a los delincuentes. dulce: la tendencia de criminalidad ha llevado a algunos propietarios implementar de medidas de seguridad drÁsticas. la federaciÓn nacional de minoristas estima que tus robos representa mÁs de $30,000,000,000 en pÉrdidas por aÑo. varios proyectos de ley se han presentado en la legislatura estatalpara combatir estos delitos. en los angeles, dulce castellanos como univisiÓn. leÓn: autoridades en new york identificaron a otra mujercuyos restos fueron descubiertos entre otros cadÁveres vinculados a una serie de asesinatos. el sospechoso ya se declarÓ no culpable de esas muertes. karen desapareciÓ hace 27 aÑos y los investigadores la tenÍan identificada. partes de su cuerpo mutilado fueron encontrados en diferentes lugares. maity: la

>> there are many possible suspects here, when you look at the gucci family. >> there is so much hatrednt, and the anger. it was like warfare. >> she was trying to strong-arm him. >> she had the power. she could never forgive what he did to her >> they called her the black. which >> they called her a sorceress. >> they thought that they were doing all kinds of crazy things.

gate and score the head into the gate of the opponent thousands of people gathered in the serbian gucciworld- famous trumpet festival takes place every year during the musical extravaganza , brass bands march through the streets of the city, performing as a traditional balkan folk music and contemporary arrangements. in addition, at the festival you can taste delicious street food and have fun at night parties. but the central event of the four-day festival, of course, is the competition the golden trumpet, in which dozens of musicians compete for the title of the best performer , has been held at gucci since 1961. he won the status of one of the largest and most popular in europe with a reach of up to 600,000 visitors, the most pessimistic director of his generation, the owner of a dozen visions of visualization, a cult film, horror, a child, rosemary escaped from the nazis to free europe survived the murder of his wife, chirante and manson from russia's 70th anniversary in art. frames became the standard of the polish-french director debuted with knife in the water and began acquainta

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organized retail thefts including smash and grabs and grab and gos at shops including nike, gucci, and the brazen robbery at a nordstrom where more than $300,000 worth of luxury items were stolen, just some of the recent incidents. >> no angeleno should feel like it is not safe to go shopping in los angeles. >> reporter: there have been about 170 organized retail thefts in the last two years, and this is not only a problem here. across the country, shoplifting and organized retail theft cost retailers an estimated $69 billion a year. despite a new federal law preventing the sale of stolen goods on line, some still make it to online markets. >> when these real high-end crimes are taking place of purses that might cost $10,000 or $25,000, they're being sold on line. >> reporter: online retailer ebay partners with law enforcement to flag stolen goods. >> it's where we work proactively and collaboratively with retailers to identify types of goods that may be stolen and work with law enforcement to bring prosecution to people that may be committing crimes. >> that was tina patel reporting.

burley hills the start of the competition was staged by the gucci boutique, shocking both eyewitnesses and security. elderly security guard just shrugged off the chances of catching so many insolent people, he still didn’t have it, and now the police are looking for thieves and their fashionable prey. well, here's a bully with an explosion package. look, i just ran for a short time. it is known that the police detained a young man who threw a powerful firecracker into yegor's salon near moscow city. more news in telegram channels meetings on tv channel russia 24. zelensky’s formation lost more than 900 soldiers and mercenaries in the kupinsky direction, the assault detachments of the western group took more advantageous positions , four tanks and 14 other armored vehicles were destroyed, as well as 12 self-propelled guns and howitzers, including american and polish ones on 38 combat drones were shot down on the front line, and the advance near marinka alexander our gunners are destroying strongholds of the armed forces in marinka. the inhabitants of this settlement are militants. they

the fictional village of seven doors are connected with what happened in reality at the director's gucci. she is about showing asked edmonjonov. as well as the situation with kiev's pechersk lavra, how ukraine plans to use it in the future and who intends to disrupt cooperation between russia and africa, we will tell the next half hour. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company in the studio of yuli bekhterev, a special board of the ministry of emergency situations 16 victims of an explosion at a gas station in makhachkala landed in zhukovsky near moscow, their condition is assessed as severe in flight, the wounded were accompanied by a doctor from the center's detachment saved by psychologists and specialists from the ministry of health among evacuated three children of all the victims have already been delivered to the leading clinics of the capital, including the sklifosovsky ambulance and the roshal clinic, meanwhile , 47 wounded victims remain in hospitals in dagestan. catastrophes have become 35 people 80 were injured the night before the engineers exa

in july, a viable video of a sexual assault prompted national outrage to gucci women were stripped to make it assaulted and paraded through the streets by a large group of may take mat. now the prime minister and arrange a remote a has condemned the case, but it was not an isolated incident. money, poor state minister has admitted there are hundreds of such cases. the w corresponded deal, but travel to money for to meet the mother of a brief victim. this woman there is not her real name, spends a pause, scrolling through pictures on a phone, pictures of her daughter, we call her grace. it has been nearly 3 months since she was originally raped and murdered by him. off of the majority made the people a recent job and the car was, was crucial for the family night. she never had time for the simple pleasures of an old dirty life. he had to be of hardships and difficulties finding a sacrifice to us and to support her find the file. she was like, my life you. oh my friend and i would have definitely discovered her desk. i was like i'm yeah, be awesome. i shouldn't have lost my hands and fe

. >> people think of palo alto and might think of gucci, tesla and prada, but this is a neighborhood shopping center. these are unique to palo alto. they're small business districts that are protected, zoned and they're for the convenience of the neighborhood people to be able to walk and bike to local businesses without getting in their car. >> reporter: mike agrees. he says it's time to protect small businesses in the area before it's too late. >> the smaller merchants are obviously like myself are just getting squeezed out. if you don't have the financial wherewithal to fight them, then there's not much you can do. >> reporter: mike tells me he's going to continue fighting not only to keep his business open, but to keep this part of town alive. >>> a small town california library has some major bragging rights, the postmenopapausal womenen wiwith hr+ herer2- metastaticic breast cacancer arare living l longer withth ki. soso, long livive family t t. long live e dreams. and d long live e you. kisqsqali is a p pill proven to help women live longer when taken with an aromatase inhibit

police say 27 year-old travis ek gucci shot. 66 year-old lauren and carlton after tearing down a pride flag outside or business and shouting homophobic slurs at her. he was later shot and killed by police after firing at officers. carlton was not a member of the lgbtq community, but friends and family say she was an unwavering ally. come for has been now has more on how local agencies here in the bay are reacting to her death. carlton, who preferred to be called lurie was described by the lake arrowhead community as a strong ally who is defending her store's pride flag. >> moments before she was killed, experts say there's a direct correlation between anti lgbtq bills and violent hate crimes, flowers and rainbows cover the front entrance of magpie in cedar. glen, a growing memorial for the store's owner, lori carlton who was shot and killed friday. police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business. this symbol was used to commit crime to commit a murder. the man police believe to be responsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the la

police say 27 year-old travis ek gucci shot. 66 year-old lauren and carlton after tearing down a prideg outside or business and shouting homophobic slurs at her. he was later shot and killed by police after firing at officers. carlton was not a member of the lgbtq community, but friends and family say she was an unwavering ally. come for has been now has more on how local agencies here in the bay are reacting to her death. carlton, who preferred to be called lurie was described by the lake arrowhead community as a strong ally who is defending her store's pride flag. >> moments before she was killed, experts say there's a direct correlation between anti lgbtq bills and violent hate crimes, flowers and rainbows cover the front entrance of magpie in cedar. glen, a growing memorial for the store's owner, lori carlton who was shot and killed friday. ol

dominican republic, wrote the agreement to you again, as we just said, if getting pre gordon yvonne gucci was listed on the flight money 1st. what more can you tell us about the crash as well at this moment? and so i'm, and then there's really no much to tell because there are so many unknowns in this case. so we do know that russian media are claiming that russian aviation authorities have said that say you'd get any precautions. they had the old, the, a wagon and group was actually listed on the manifest off a, that's a business jet that was flying from must go to st. petersburg where 10 people were killed including 3 members of the crew. but that still is a gets, remains to be, uh, confirmed uh, and were still with me, finds out right now, we know that sir russian investigative committee have already launched a criminal investigation into this case as to what happened. now we do know that the plane had crashed half way between moscow and saint petersburg near the stair region. and so we know that people of witnesses on the scene, they have reported a couple of explosions. and they said

it goes to the gucci from cooper university. it's good to have you from take care. thanks very much for your time, sir. you. let's try this size as military has conducted joint naval and air exercises near taiwan. and it says it wants to show its come back readiness to the south. ruled island nation claims that as part of its territories, the exercises follow. ty, one's vice president's visit to the us, chinese ministry officials as the rails or a one to tie when a separatist about chinese sovereignty. that's been the response from ty, ones, government. the kremlin, says president putin held a meeting with military commanders in the southern city of ross the found on the headquarters for russia's military operation in ukraine. but the t welcome to us approval full of the deployments, invest 16 fund to address the technician. own jets will join the wall once the planning and pilot is complete. that training the native does have led international assets to train the pilots to fly the 16th and come back. you probably as long as the 5 digits to confront, rushes fools. 1

while earlier we spoke with paula stemming commented our house doing bar gucci whose of the view that the is really national security ministers remarks are a reflection of the state system at large. what's being listed lately. it's, it's not something giving you what's only been dream is to balance it in, i don't expect any actions. what is that i has been doing to the, been this damian's maybe actions to the kid to go to this assessment, but he adds, must think. uh, so what the web could do, more of them that way of sort of a statement. but what is input offence? is that what's the been the stead iturbi's in the isn't really bullets is against simple as being and and when we say it a system, i think we are uh giving get a list sizes. then it does the board. i looked up with their child. is it a and when it comes to the way it deals with the philistines in the east bank and even the bill of standing and living and is that i am, it's nothing but the thought of tied to it. the rest of them is able to weigh out in every country, but when we go to, he's doing a lot. that's a mix. this cou

this lilac quilted jacket from gucci, for example, costs almost one and a half thousand dollars rapidly also seep in. at the same time, you were the ussr, such a jacket was still practical, warm, cheap and a solid unisex, during the day your comrades fought and built , served time, and even launched rockets into space. what name was not given to this famous garment of ordinary and ordinary everyday life? to the word about the name, the word sweatshirt came from the colloquial language to fug, that is, to warm and jacket - it warmed as best she could, especially in the thirtieth. after all, it was then that literally the entire union, indestructible, put on a padded jacket, by the way, it was then that the soviet government obliged to wear a padded jacket under the overcoat of the military, and in the forties , with general mobilization, the padded jacket became the central character of the wardrobe to the word body, the greeks, they begin to promote through the cinema, for example, in the cult film chapaev, quilted jackets flaunt england's stove, and the post-war period became the epito

people go to gucci because they want people to know that but gucci.with no branding on the clothes because you know the clothing is good. what is gucci going to do when their value offer was basically the brand across the hoodie or the brand across the t-shirt or the logo? what do they do now? lisa: are you saying that it's cheapens their brand because it appeals to a certain aspirational player and all of a sudden everyone goes to stop wealth? jonathan: they're going to have difficulty finding a better value offering where their value offering was just a brand. lisa: you are seeing that with -- celine, have you seen the price drops? i have seen some money margins. you start to wonder at what point is that what people are pointing to. that said, the dispersion you are seeing, at what point does that become more broad-based versus just ongoing desperation of the economy. the i that you have the idea that you have haves and have-nots is an age-old story. jonathan: i thought the electric team would take and it earlier, in the pandemic, that there would b

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not bothering anybody, hitting police, so many people think they are giving everything away free at gucci and throwing stuff in the back of bags and running away with it. there's a lot out of control behavior and there's an undercurrent in societies it is unnerving and unsettling. >> now this guys going to have a mug shot. talk about clout. tyrus: i don't think he's upset about this at all. wearing little silver bracelets is the cherry on his sunday. he is good with it now. i remember in 1990 one going to the sunset strip, see a little bit of hair metal pulled up and a red convertible and mc hammer. you know what happened? he was mobbed by metal bands on the street. i've never seen a person with a bigger smile on his face. he was so happy to have touched off that moment. i was like please, don't do this. this feel so good. unfortunately, that is the affect he's going for. don't be dingbats. it's not worth it. >> ahead, big-name democrat staging a biden intervention. ♪ . martha: i am martha maccallum hosting our coverage of democracy 24. people in america don't mince words. they tell you w

but anyway, she was up with that watch and gucci boots into says we are taking the pictures and getting out of here. that's exactly what we did. we went to a bar nearby and a started drinking. i asked one of the associates nearby, look, if we wanted to call it a social day, we should have called it that rather the in-service day. his response stuck with me. have you heard of the golden rule? of course i had. treat others like you want to be treated and he said no. the golden rule is this, he who has the gold makes the rules. and that stuck with me. i called it the goldman rule and it turns out i did learn something valuable. later when goldman sachs declared from the mountain tops, where else, that they wouldn't take a company public in the united states if the board was, for example, insufficiently diverse or they didn't meet ideological diversity and gender diversity. to me, that abuse of market power, to be able to exercise power in the marketplace of ideas was a question i thought needed to be decided in our democracy at large that was actually the greatest form of corporate overrea

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the deal an effort to take on the european consistent graham f gucci. trying to take on the europeans in this. maria: we'll be watching that. president biden signing an executive order, narrowly limiting u.s. investments in china, this is supposed to start next year. the order bans new private equity venture capital and joint venture investments in chips, quantum computing and certain a.i. companies. it also requires americans doing business in china to report direct investments in those sectors to the u.s. government. china saying this morning that it is, quote, gravely concerned about the order and that it reserves the right to respond. joining me is atlas organization founder and author of the decisive decade, john taken dt ward. it's great -- jonathan dt ward. you write about the threat, particularly the capital markets threat, the fact that investors are able to buy chinese companies that are listed here in so many indexes and etfs and in fact are able to fund the expansion of communist china. what is your reaction to this executive order? >> hi, m

the state senate majority leader, steve gucci, said in an interview that republican leaders could holdlative hearings into whether willis is using the position into a political manner. what do you think? >> there is zero evidence that they're acting in a political manner. i think it is completely inappropriate. we were both prosecutors and we are prosecutors every day. we look at the facts, we look at the law, everything that we have seen says she is doing just that. what they are trying to do is to provide that process. they are trying to insert politics into something that has nothing to do with politics. frankly, this is exactly the failure that we saw with january 6th. as bad conduct went forward, the republicans did it again, they will solve these actions and do nothing. they said nothing before, they said nothing after, and i think that that line is very clear. once again, one day have an opportunity, they stand up for the rule of law, to stand up against president trump here, they don't. >> we will see, this is an interesting place with regards to that. we will see if other geor

yeah, significant of just moments ago from sam bernardino sherr -- county 27-year-old travesty could guccicalifornia. authorities say it took time to identify him because after he was shot and killed, he didn't have identification on his person. now, as if needed for the proof this was an anti lgbtq act here, authorities say that at the store friday afternoon, he tore down the flag outside the store and was yelling according to authorities homophobic slurs carleton then confronted him, she was shot and killed. authorities said he fled about a mile away. he was firing upon sheriff's deputies who ultimately returned fire, shooting and killing him. it's important to note authorities say they have uncovered a significant social media presence by the suspect, he had an account on twitter as well as an account on gab, which of course is a platform that is popular with the far right. authorities, anderson, say they found many homophobic posts on that account. as well as anti police posts. >> all right, josh campbell, appreciate. during no carleton sauter, ari carleton. >> are, i am so sorry that

the suspect in this case has now been identified as 27-year-old travisic gucci of san bernardino countyion on his person. as if he we needed further proof this was an anti-lgbtq act here, authorities say at the store friday afternoon, he tore down the flag outside the store and was yelling to authorities homophobic slurs. carleton confronted him. she was shot and killed. he was firing on sheriff's deputies, who ultimately returned fire, shooting and killing him. authorities say they have uncovered a significant social media presence by the suspect. he had an account on twitter as well as an account on gab, which of course is a platform that's popular with the far right. authorities, anderson, say that they found many homophobic posts on that account as well as antipolice posts. >> josh campbell, appreciate it. thank you. joining me now is lori carleton's daughter, ari carleton. ari, i'm so sorry we're talking under these circumstances. thank you so much for being with us. i'm so sorry for your loss. how are you holding up? >> well, me and my family are just trying to, you know, take it

we see so many scenes of people who think they're giving away everything free, gucci and the drugstore. throwing stuff in the back of bags and running away with it. there's a lot of out-of-control behavior and i think he is r right. it's an undercurrent in society that is unnerving and unsettling to all of us. >> so now this guys can have a mug shot and he's got this talk about clout. >> yeah i don't think he's upset about this at all. i think wearing little silver bracelets today is the cherry on his friday. i remember in 1991 i was very excited to go to the sunset strip. see a little bit a hair metal gina who pulled up in a red lambeau? mc hammer. and you know what happened? he was mobbed by everyone hip-hop fans everyone on the street i've never seen a person with a bigger smile on his face. >> he loved it. >> he was so happy to have touched that moment, i was like please hammer don't hurt them. this feels so good. unfortunately that is the effect that he is going for. but don't be dingbats it's not worth it. >> can't touch this. >> all right ahead a big-name democrat staging a bite

gucci saying u.s. sales dropped 23%. hotels like the rytz and waldorf, also seeing a falloff in demand some analysts say this is because the american wealthy are vacationing in europe so they're buying the handbags and shoes in paris or london rather than the u.s. lvmh saw 18% growth in europe and reported good momentum in europe others would say this is payback for the big luxury brands that moved down market to chase scale and growth now those less wealthy consumers are starting to pull back as lvmh said in their call, the aspirational consumers are not shopping the way they used to. h hermes reported 21% increase as their $10,000 birkin bags and $900 belts remain hard to get even for the wealthy the chairman saying in difficult times there's a flight to quality and we have benefitted luxury analyst saying, quote, we're seeing a normalization of luxury as those luxury stocks go from momentum plays to morsteady growth, that's if luxury consumers in china keep spending now that we're seeing weakness in the u.s., a lot mo

smash-and-grab robberies, a store in glendale was hit on august 8 with about $300,000 and august 1st guccis. >> what has occurred is unacceptable and those that are committing these crimes will be held accountable. >> that's the l.a. county district attorney, george g gascone promising just advertise but officers have not yet made a single arrest we are aware of. >> thanks jonathan so are the soft on crime policies to blame? i bring in former lapd lieutenant saying they'll be brought to justice is not a laughing matter. this guy promises you the world and hands you a map. he can make all the promises he wants. he's a big part of the problem. he's handcuffing the police and they can't do anything about this and look at the figures, about a hundred thousand, 300 thousand dollars, it's ridiculous that we have to go through this extent and wait for the stores to ramp up their security and start locking everything up. meantime, who is paying for? everyone is paying for this because the stores are going to pass costs to the consumer. >> it would be on the money the society when you see this ramp

maui there's a lot of people, myself included say we want to make sure this is not trench a bunch of guccis and state and why this a long-term fight between developers and native hawaiians about who owns the water they went flowing freely through the stream. they want a more unitary and egalitarian approach to appear. >> a lot of his farmers who want the ability question request small farmers tarot farmers agriculture, shirking breton and vet irrigation when the best way to stop fires get water running to the land. this is historical tensions and the significance of the fight when it comes to water. why it matters question recusing the video that day denied water being built up an eight in a rer controlled by developer because he wanted the water to run freely to one tarot farm. >> to one individual he said get permission from that tariff are referring fill the reservoir. it's important to say even if they fill up the reservoir i don't know they could put out the fires. progress people are saying after the fact that reservoir in particular it may not have been enough. >> the winds were 60

jason, do not let me tell you again not to take that gucci bag out because we will throw you in prison we will throw you in prison on day one. it's just ridiculous, that's why it's unbelievable. >> and then let you go two minutes later. what's always so curious about this is that they think we don't recognize what it is they're doing. right? they think that they can continue to pay leadership service to this. and, look, i'll say this. i'm glad that they're at least speaking tough, because, let's be honest, they haven't been talking tough for a while now. so that's one step in the rise direction. but if you're just going to release them afterwards when they're committing these kinds of crimes and stealing such high value items in sufficient a significant way terrorizing people while you're doing it, it doesn't fit. it doesn't make sense you're just going to release them. let's just say the guy shows up, what happens next? because i guarantee you they're going to plead down, it's going to go into some restorative justice program and no one's going to see jail time. >> trace: nope, nobody

. >> reporter: just days ago, thieves made off with more than $100,000 in handbags from a gucci storem in l.a. that haul could range from $60,000 to $100,000. while some critics argue l.a. county's zero-dollar bail policy for low-level nonviolent offenders could be empowering criminals, the district attorney disagrees. >> we will use every tool available under the law when there is an arrest made to make sure that this individual -- these individuals are held accountable. >> reporter: not just l.a. they've been impacting communities nationwide. >> they're going in stores stealing stuff and nobody's doing nothing about it. >> reporter: including in illinois, florida, and beyond in recent years, with drug stores and pharmacies also major targets. last year in new york, 41 people were arrested in a multimillion dollar theft ring for swiping luxury and drug store goods and reselling them on ebay. one poll by the national retail federation found more than half of consumers think crimes like looting and shoplifting have increased since the start of the pandemic, and shoppers call on elected

the former workers say that this store head agreements with luxury brands including gucci and prada.ks 5th avenue workers after losing their case in district court in new york, the employees are now pursuing an appeal bonta and other attorneys general from 20 states filed an abacus brief supporting the workers, legal fight in the brief. the attorneys general disagreed with the district court's decision saying that the alleged agreement depresses wages, stifles competition and mobility for employees. the appeal is currently pending in the second current circuit court. >> well, hollywood writers have been on strike for more than 100 days. still no agreement with studios or streaming companies in sight. some of the wga members protesting are calling on this are recalling this actually a milestone of shame for studios was back in 2008 that the wga strike ended on day 100 and now they've gone past it. well, unity is still strong. anger is growing now after the last meeting between both sides on friday ended with very little progress. >> well, i started here on late day 40 and i'm not too

he's worked with rappers like t.i., gucci main, rick ross.at i never experienced before. a very serious experience, an experience we had to get it done right, and i think we did. >> when you knew he was inside the building, you weren't in the room, but tell me about the weight of that moment? >> it was quite a bit of weight. it was foremost, we had to get it done right, get it done timely, get it done professional. i was glad when i got it done and it was over with. i think this is probably the most secure bond i have ever executed in my entire career. >> you have been a bail bondsman 23 years here, have you ever dealt with anything close to this? >> absolutely not. unprecedented event. >> shaw also says trump's surrender took less than 16 minutes and that is also the fastest he has dealt with in his career. that's going to do it for us this hour. join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday from 1:00 to 3:00. our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right now. >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur. the first to be twice impeached,

the former employees say that the store had these agreements with luxury brands, including gucci andy wouldn't hire them. so workers with that's not option for them. they this case. it after losing the case in district court in new york, the employees are now taking the case to another court under appeal. so bonds and other attorneys general from 20 states filed and and because brief supporting the workers, legal fight. and in the brief, the attorneys they their attorneys general, they said they disagree with that district court decision and they say that the alleged sachs agreement depresses wages and stifles competition and mobility for employees. the appeal is currently pending in the second circuit. >> a 26 the time in other bay area news caltrain is going to be suspending service this weekend between san francisco and its millbrae stations. this is one of several closures actually that are meant to take place this month. in fact, they're going to be closures each of the next factor this in. people encouraged to look for alternate routes to get around. there will be a bus bridge,

they say that the department store had agreements with luxury brands such as gucci, louis vuitton andmployees after losing their case in a district court in new york. the employees are now filing an appeal. bonta and other attorneys general say the no poach deals stifle competition and job mobility for the employees. senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home tonight. she was taken to the hospital to be checked out after what's being called a minor fall. and as ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us, this incident just adds to the ongoing concerns about the senator's health. senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home after a visit to the hospital. a spokesperson writing senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. this is the latest health setback for the 90 year old senator. she was hospitalized for shingles in february, which led to a three month absence, including her missing a number of votes. it prompted calls for her to step

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that is rampant right now from gucci stores to this particular store it. has to stop.inistration in office right now who is not doing anything to make a change, make a difference because they do not believe law and order is an important issue in this country, apparently. >> steve: noreen and sammy and doug, we thank you very much. doug, next time you are on we will have to have you turn around at that p piano and sings a long. >> i would love to be here again. thanks for inviting me. >> steve: you bet. thanks to all of you. great analysis. >> thank you. >> steve: from a republican, democrat and independent. all right. coming up on this monday, r.f.k. jr., we were just talking about him. he is calling out the dystopian nightmare flooding across our southern border. watch. this the open border policy is just a way of funding a multi billion dollars d drug and human trafficking operation for the mexican drug cartels. >> steve: our next guest is a retired border patrol agent in arizona who is applauding kennedy for shining a light on the issue. but, first, it was pizza. no

andre 3,000, gucci, ludacris, t.i., the future, and then, well, learned a lot from jeezy, the rappers like soul survivor, put on, and my president is black, which barack obama certainly heard. he famously said his first term energy was al green. but his second term, triumph theme music, was jeezy. that's a pretty high compliment from the highest office in the land. and jeezy is our special guest tonight. >> what's going on? >> here we are, after plenty of writing, poetry, across ten albums, i want to make sure everybody knows you have your first book, adversity for sale. you have to believe your story of struggle. hustle and success. congratulations. thanks for being here. there thank you, brother. a long time coming. >> absolutely. obama shout out, what i mentioned about atlanta. i mean that. i'm not just saying that. whether it's our viewers or some of our viewers, maybe their kids. you narrated atlanta. you put a spotlight on it, and a different light on it. where does that connect to the story you're telling in the book? >> i think it all connects. it started with my humble begin

they're still get your gucci bags. sure. but as far as nordstrom, lot of vacancies. a lot. a lot of i went into nordstrom's empty shelves because they're getting ready to close down. that was a sight of things that are going to come. so we are still going to go down a bit, i think before we come back up. >> but what about the variety the mayor wants to bring to downtown places for sports and schools? is that enough to overcome all those empty stores and spaces you're talking about? >> you know, when you've got a problem, you try to fix the problem. but in the meantime, you try to throw some things out there to keep the public occupied with the ideas that you're doing something. now, she's proposed a soccer stadium and sports arena for where nordstrom's in the westfield mall is right now. is that practical? i don't know. but she's commissioned somebody that's going to put up a drawing and we're going to watch that and we're going to talk about it. she's talking about bringing universal of california campuses to the downtown in. okay. is that realistic? is it going to take ti

known bail bondsman here in the atlanta area, he's had several high profile clients including rapper guccilp post his $200,000 bond. i spoke with mr. shaw late last night at his office, in suburban atlanta and he said that through his attorney, mr. trump posted 10% of that bond. take a listen to what some of mr. shaw told me last night. >> it was a historical experience, one i never experienced before and one i never will again in my life. very serious experience. a experience we had to get it done right. and i think we did. and i just think it was just something that was quite extraordinary. i think this is probably the most secured bond i've ever executed in my entire career. >> reporter: certainly unlike a bond that he's ever experienced in his more than 23-year career as a bail bondsman here. he also worked on posting bond for several other of mr. trump's co-defendants, including mark meadows. he actually escorted mark meadows into the fulton county jail behind me yesterday, when mr. meadows posted a $100,000 bond. as for his experience with former president trump, he was inside the ja

. >> reporter: just days ago, thieves made off with more than $100,000 in handbags from a gucci storeordstrom in l.a. that haul could front range 60,000 to $100,000. and while some critics argue l.a. county's zero dollar bail policy for some low level nonviolent offenders could be empowering criminals. district attorney george gascon disagrees. >> we will use every tool available under the law when there is an arrest made to make sure that these individuals are held accountable. >> reporter: and it's not just l.a., smash-and-grab crimes have been impacting communities nationwide. >> they're going in stores, just going out just stealing stuff and nobody's doing nothing about it. >> reporter: including in illinois, florida, and beyond in recent years with drug stores and pharmacies also major targets. last year in new york, 41 people were arrested in a multimillion dollar theft ring for swiping luxury and drugstore goods and reselling them on ebay. one poll by the national retail federation found more than half of consumers think crimes like looting and shoplifting have increased since