it is just setting up for larceny, it seems like. host: ron in pennsylvania on the democrat line. good morning. caller: i think the top story of the week just came last night where it is possible that trump took a $10 million donation from the president of egypt. this is an old story from i guess they were investigating it for eight years or so, and before it was made public. but he is probably guilty like he is guilty of damn near everything else. host: where did you see the story? caller: msnbc, last night. it will be on the other news channels probably this weekend. but as for the last caller, you do not trust the government or the elections but you do trust the biggest lying croak in american history -- crook in american history? how is that? host: susan from massachusetts on the republican line. caller: hello. i have two topics if that is ok. in the dead of night, it is unusual how she got the delegates. i thought it was going to be open and transparent. not the democrats, these are the most corrupt people i have seen. but what they do with all of these things just to make th

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amazon deliveries and things like that.the and yet, when you look at the larceny numbers for 2022, whichehave ae this point, new york city nypd reported nyp only about a day aa half worth of those larcenies.90 90,000 is way more. 363 times more than actually reported .d what does that tell you? people who had packages stolen reported to amazon and amazon replaces item. nobody has to deal with the fact you have recidivists who are porch pirates. >> trey: before i let you go, there is an important point you want to make. you are an expert and i consideo you an expert on idaho quadruple homicide. be but in reality you are more likely to be killed by someone you know.ke anlyd if a woman, someone who ia partner than a stranger. it is the stranger crime that makes the news, right? >> absolutely right.y ofthe vast majority of homicidee in america are either betweent? two criminals, drug crews are things like that were domestics. if you take those off at the table, murders are actually diminishing only small even in cities. what does that mean? murder is not the best quality of life metric we hav

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maria, there's the light side, wow, what petty theft or grand larceny, but then there's the serious sidethat against the policies they've been part of with biden harris where they've gone after with the irs things like taxes on tips. maria: that happened last year when they were cracking down on tips, wanting to tax them. will, good morning to you. it of course it is said that imitation is the best form of flattery, the question now is will she actually follow through? president trump has been known to have his finger on the pulse when it comes to economics, he was a businessman a, ran a busia payroll, knows how to look for and actually you a chief achieve economicgrowth. there's a reason most voters trust trump on the economy over kamala harris right now but i think it's important to ask the question of trust. can we trust that she will actually carry through and do that, particularly since this ticket is among the biggest tax and spenders that we know of. president biden's budget for 2025 of course has already been released and it includes 5 and-a-half trillion dollars of new taxes and

that we have at this point, new york city, the nypd reported only a day and a half worth of those larcenieseporting. what does that tell you, people had packages stolen simply reported to amazon, amazon replaces the item, nobody has to do with the fact that you have recidivist that are porch pirates. trey: before i let you go there's a really important point that i wanted you to make, you are an expert i consider you to be an export on idaho quadruple homicide but in reality you're more likely to be killed by somebody you know, if you're a woman you're more likely to be killed by someone who is a partner then a stranger it is the stranger crime that makes the news. >> absolutely right, the vast majority of homicides in america are between two criminals, drug crews or domestics and if you take those off the table murders are vanishingly small even did a lot of cities, what does that mean murder is not the best quality-of-life metric that we have out there there are many better like robbery for instance which is violence plus profit those denigrate our quality of life and that's what people d

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so he accepted the deal and pleaded guilty to grand larceny and conspiracy involving the plot to killinvestigations, all crimes, alleged to have been committed. >> as for his estranged wife susan? the intended target? she didn't find out about the plot until after ira was arrested. >> she wasn't surprised. >> susan had the opportunity to say her piece at ira's sentencing. she requested not to be on camera. >> ira is evil and cold hearted and a narcissist. the only remorse ira has is that the murder did not occur. he is the scariest type of criminal. smart with no remorse. >> but ira says he is remorseful for all the pain he's caused his family, especially his children. >> i love my children very much. what i did is wrong. i will spend every day for the rest of my life making it up to them. >> both ira and kelly served less than five years and were paroled in 2021. but if you think that was the end of the story, think again. one year after his release, ira allegedly tried to arrange another hit on susan. he was charged with criminal solicitation and conspiracy. his sister was accused o

larceny arrest numbers have been mixed since the program started but in 2023, arrests rose sharply come out of the store before we've got eyes on them so we can watch them come out of the store, we can watch them with stolen merchandise in their hands, as they are walking away, and the other good thing is we are identifying the right people. >> now there is legislation that could force beverly hills pd to purchase american-made drones. they say they are prepared to do that but is going to cost a lot of money. they are going to have to retrain folks, and of course, they are just simply not as good appeared bill, back to you. >> bill: nice to see max, in beverly hills where the sun is shining. we will be right back. millions of people have lost weight with personalized plans from noom. like brittney who lost 20 pounds i felt so supported by noom. it became an anchor for me. noom has changed my life. get started today and lose 15 pounds in 15 weeks. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming inner-springs, for a beautif

i don't want to be a stickler but you commit larceny you commit manslaughter.o people imagine suicide is something that is more like a stroke, something medical versus a sin. can you even imagine the concept? it sorte of informs how we approach patients and all sorts of ways but that's a lot of what i'm trying to work on and destigmatize. at some pointe we should talk about what's a better what are some of the solutions? >> i think that in society as a whole we've gotten very touchy about language. we talk about trigger warnings and safe spaces and letting people know you will watch a tv show and they will warn you thesex, drugs, violence, but wee also got more sensitive. i remember in med school it may be no worse than saying someone is crazy. you talk about the gallbladder e in room >> you never hear people say i am depressive. they say i have depression but they do say i'm bipolar. i do think we've gotten better about a person with a heart attack, a person with a galbladder problem and a person with bipolar disorder. i think that's good. i really don't like

think about, you know, some people may think maybe i'm just being a stickler, but, you know, commit larceny. you know, you commit, you know, manslaughter, you know, so could even imagine like suicide as something that's more like, you know, a stroke, you know, so medical versus a sin, right? can even imagine that that sort of concept. so i think the language we use, what informs how we approach patients in all sorts of ways. and so i think that's lot of what i'm what i'm trying to, you know, work on and try to stigmatize. so these are sort illing of the challenges. we should at some point talk like what's better and what are some of solutions? i think i that in society as a whole we've gotten very touchy about language. yeah you know we talk about trigger warnings and safe spaces and letting people know you know, you'll watch a tv show and it will warn you there's sex, there's drugs, there's violence, there's suicide. but we also have gotten more sensitive. i remember med school, it may be no worse than saying somebody is crazy. then you talk about the gall, the gall bladder, room 322, wher

our larcenies are down significantlyk ins are down 55, year to date. so we have just over 5000 car break ins compared to 11,000 this time last year. in terms ofgnificant events for the week, i talked about this last week in this week's reporting period. we had a homicide thatn 16th and 17th. this a.m. the victim succumbed to h and was actually was transported.other victim was transported in stable condition. i'm sorry. so thewere two victims at all. there was also multiple vehicle collision at that scene that result? as a result well. that investigation is still ongoing with no arrests at this time. if you can please call the sfpds tip line of shootings, there were four non-fatal shootings this week, resulting in four victims. the first one was on 8th at post in laguna, this was during a carjacking whe was shot by two subjects who produced a one of the victims. that car was later victim, i mean, the suspect is still outstanding. so that investigation is ongoing o july 8th, there was a shooting at the street in the tenderloin. this happened at 3:46 a.m

our larcenies are down significan, and our car break ins are down 55, year to de.o we have just over 5000 car break ins compared to over 11,000 or almost 11,000 this time last year. in termof significant events for the week, i talked ast wk just briefly, but it's in this week's reporting period. we had aomicide that occurred on mission between 16tthis was on t 12:17 a.m. the victim succumbed to his injuries on the scene and was actually was transported. in stable condition. another victim was transported in stable sorry. so there were two victims at all. there was also multiple vehic scene that resulted in at least four vehicles being damaged in that vehicle collision. and we believe thatas of the shooting as well. that investigation is still ongoing with no arrests at this time. if anybody has any information, you can please call sf anonymous tip line at (415) 575-4444. in terms of shootings, there were four non-fatal shootings this week, resulting in four victims. the fi one was on july 8th at post in laguna, this was during a carjacking where a victim was shot b

it is just setting up for larceny, it seems like. host: ron in pennsylvania on the democrat line.ood morning. caller: i think the top story of the week just came last night where it is possible that trump took a $10 million donation from the president of egypt. this is an old story from i guess they were investigating it for eight years or so, and before it was made public. but he is probably guilty like he is guilty of damn near everything else. host: where did you see the story? caller: msnbc, last night. it will be on the other news channels probably this weekend. but as for the last caller, you do not trust the government or the elections but you do trust the biggest lying croak in american history -- crook in american history? how is that? host: susan from massachusetts on the republican line. caller: hello. i have two topics if that is ok. in the dead of night, it is unusual how she got the delegates. i thought it was going to be open and transparent. not the democrats, these are the most corrupt people i have seen. but what they do with all of these things just to make them

it is just setting up for larceny, it seems like. host: ron in pennsylvania on the democrat line.ood morning. caller: i think the top story of the week just came last night where it is possible that trump took a $10 million donation from the president of egypt. this is an old story from i guess they were investigating it for eight years or so, and before it was made public. but he is probably guilty like he is guilty of damn near everything else. host: where did you see the story? caller: msnbc, last night. it will be on the other news channels probably this weekend. but as for the last caller, you do not trust the government or the elections but you do trust the biggest lying croak in american history -- crook in american history? how is that? host: susan from massachusetts on the republican line. caller: hello. i have two topics if that is ok. in the dead of night, it is unusual how she got the delegates. i thought it was going to be open and transparent. not the democrats, these are the most corrupt people i have seen. but what they do with all of these things just to make them