looting as reparations?hat's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ i never thought i would see the day in america where looting almost seems to be part of the new normal. but, in democrat run cities, that's exactly what we have. now, while the republicans were debating in california last night, rioters were busy smashing their way into little mom and pop stores for the second night in a row. >> overnight surveillance video captures the moment a group breaks into this business in less than one minute they swipe merchandise off the walls and shelves leading mass beauty supply in ruins. >> how am i supposed to fix this? what next? i don't know. >> laura: i will tell you what's next. unless we see an about-face in policy, we'll get more of this. until a night with no looting becomes the anomaly. >> elsewhere in philadelphia, smashed windows broken bottles, and shelves wiped clean of merchandise is what remains of this liquor store. thieves grew even bolder on wednesday ripping out what was once an atm at this wells fa

this is -- this is looting. this is riot. >> reporter: police say the crime spree was coordinated over social media and had nothing to do with an earlier peaceful protest, seen here, by demonstrators angry over a judge's dismissal earlier in the day of murder charges against a police officer. police saying they used those peaceful protests as cover to commit crimes. >> this had nothing to do with the protest. what we had tonight was a bunch of criminal opportunists take advantage of a situation and make an attempt to destroy our city. >> reporter: this latest rash of looting coming on the same day target announced they're closing nine stores in new york, california, oregon, and washington state, because of theft and organized retail crime. david, the apple store behind me is one of many stores that was looted last night. tonight, you can see, they've covered up their windows with black drapes. police say among those they arrested, there were three teens, and they recovered at least one gun. this investigation is

this center was also targeted for looting and destruction.mphasize that some sources told us that the police say they do not have any information to show that the chaos and looting are related to the protests in front of the city council. eddie erizuri, who was accused of murder , demonstrated in front of the city council, and in this regard, several branches of large chain stores across the united states were closed due to the increase in thefts. the american target store chain has announced that it will close 9 of its stores due to security concerns. with the closure of this store, its employees will also be out of work. according to the report of the national retail federation of america last year, grocers lost more than 112 billion dollars due to theft . the year of shoplifting in england. english newspaper daily mirror described the year 2023 in this country like this. the number of complaints registered in england reached more than 342,000 this year, which has increased by 26% compared to last year. the british trade union estimated the

mas looting in philly.0 masked teenagers targeted several major retail stores like apple store, footlocker, lululemon, only 15 to 20 of them have been arrested. >> carley: this comes as target announces it will close nine stores. the companies it is a direct result of crime and they aren't the only major brand closing stores. cvs will close 900 stores by 2024 to move business online and avoid shoplifting. >> todd: cheryl casone joins us now. what other choice did the stores have? >> cheryl: that is the problem. and we knew this was coming in particular from target, this was not a surprise. the last two earnings reports, they call it cling, it is theft, organized theft. billions that companies are telling wall street, we can't operate under these business conditions. this story is not new. but the hard part for communities, are communities that need a target. they need stores and will not have them anymore. target did put out a statement about the nine stores closing. they said we know that our stores serve

this center was also targeted for looting and destruction. i emphasize that some sources told us that the police say they do not have any information to show that the chaos and looting are related to the protests in front of the city council. protesters in front of the city council in response to the axing of mark dale, the police officer who was killed during the shooting. accused they demonstrated in front of the city council. from the news agency of khorasan razavi, a video report on the topic of iranian identity. the next person is in the written sections. dear ones, what i am reading in this section is in the report section of ms. saeedeh asadian from brena news agency. you are not wanted for the report . you are not wanted for a story about the impact of social networks on iranian women . ms. saeedeh assodian from bernar news agency , please help ms. maryam khabaz from jam jum newspaper to report on the rebellion of propaganda against the lifestyle. well, ms. khabaz is not here, one of the we are going to invite their colleagues to come

we looting or not? i know they say tearing up our stuff ain't right, but that's the only way they hear us. i'm just hope ing there's a cop with a smart phone in a police van on patrol who is also following this and saying, here's what we need to go next. you get the final word. what did most want to say in 30 seconds? >> i think that social media monitoring can be a useful tool for fighting crime, but i think it's really, really important that police departments have clear standards and safeguards so that tool is not turned against americans exercising their first amendment rights. >> thank you so much for being here. >>> speaking of social media, what has come in relative to this issue? robert, if they can get the bad guys to friend them, i see no legal problem. we aren't concerned about ethics when it comes to stop ping violence. we are concerned about ethic, but you already heard me. it's not only proper, it's necessary. i always worry that law enforcement are the last ones to get the best of the too

what else are they saying about the looting? that's next. >>> in our national lead, this is what downtown philly looked like last night when a crowd of people ransacked an apple store, foot locker, a lulu lemon and several other businesses in center city. the looting was so bad, philadelphia closed all of its liquor stores today after 18 of them were broken into. more than 50 people, including three teenagers, have been arrested in what police suspect was a coordinated crime spree. cnn's reporter is in philadelphia right now. this all happened about 30 minutes after some peaceful protests, apparently completely separate, had ended. >> reporter: that's right, jake. because of that, it was really a frustrating and troublesome night here in philadelphia for so many people. police reporting that there were more than 70 incidents related to looting last night. as you said, it was all after really peaceful protests concerning that court decision about an officer who killed eddie izzariy back in august. police said they will continue t

this is after philadelphia police added extra patrols after tuesday night's looting. more than 50 people have been arrested for looting this week, including influencer deja blackwell, who goes by meatball online >> going down right here, ain't nothing. >> reporter: police say blackwell was livestreaming on instagram during tuesday's chaos. sharing her location and appearing to egg on looters. >> free iphones! let me see the iphone, oh, my god >> reporter: police say at one point, 12,000 people were watching >> social media is the bane of our life it accelerates everything >> reporter: the district attorney charged blackwell with six felonies, including burglary, conspiracy, and rioting. she has not yet entered a plea >> this person incited a lot of other individuals, coordinated a caravan of individuals to go across the city, hitting multiple locations. >> reporter: blackwell now out on bail. tonight, she says she regrets her behavior >> never loot again. stay out of trouble. and never go to jail >> reporter: tonight, blackwell's social media accounts are still active

this center was also targeted for looting and destruction.me sources told us that they do not have any information to show that the chaos and looting are related to the protests in front of the city council. protesters protested in front of the city council in response to the acquittal of mark dale, the police officer who was charged in the fatal shooting of eddie erizuri. end of this news section. in the name of god, i say hello to you, dear viewers, and have a good day. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was bapakhsh in bushehr province , with a maximum temperature of 43 degrees, and the coolest place was dizin in alborz province, with a minimum temperature of one degree between the centers of the province. ahvaz is the warmest center of the province with a maximum temperature of 43 degrees and ardabil is the coolest with a minimum temperature of 5 degrees. being the provincial centers that reached the surface, the meteorological maps show that for today and tomorrow in the form of regions of our country, we will have a

the lootings followed a peaceful protest over a judge's decision to dismiss murder charges against amer philadelphia police officer involved in the shooting death of eddie irizarry. police did not believe the two things are connected, though. listen. >> it is disgusting to be very honest and to see what our city went through in 2020 and to have, you know, some individuals try to recreate that same type of energy tonight is disgusting and, again, at the end of the day we're going to press on until we are able to get those folks in custody because, again, it has no space in the city and there are too many people that worked hard in the business community, too many people throughout communities in this city that don't deserve that type of behavior. >> danny freeman is live in philadelphia for us with much more. danny, people have been arrested. what's the latest here? >> reporter: well, kate, listen, it was a very frustrating and troubling night in philadelphia for many in the city and especially for a number of stores across the city like this apple store behind me who experienced that

according to police, the looting started at 7:58 p.m.t this foot locker, breaking glass and leaving sneakers strewn on the ground. more instances of looting happened in quick succession. first this lululemon store left ransacked, picked over merchandise scattered all over the floor. minutes later looters were seen barging into this apple store. and others broke into this liquor store. >> everybody in the city should be angry. everybody that goes to these businesses should be angry. >> reporter: upwards of nearly 100 people were involved in looting and at least 15 people were arrested. >> we made arrests and we'll continue to make arrests. >> reporter: the looting came on the heels of peaceful protests against the judge's decision to dismiss all charges against philadelphia police officer mark dial who shot and killed eddy irizarry during a brief traffic stop last month. police commissioner john stanford said he believes the looters were not moatstivated b the dial case. >> this was not a protest, this was a bunch of criminal opportunists

these criminals were looting apple, they were looting lululemon, they were looting liquor stores and what were they eating? iphone 15's? yoga pants? jordans? aoc says people choose whether to shoplift bread or go hungry. we have people making excuses for criminals and all you are doing in the state of philadelphia is making your city san francisco, where retail stores are leaving, gen-zers are leaving. >> emily: that is fallacy, described as poverty-led crime. this has nothing to do with poverty, this has to do with woke-led policies that result in these teenagers being able to run amuck and film it all and laugh for the dopamine rush thachl is destroying cities and putting people at risk. that night, a security guard was attacked, what is of po erty led approximate that? nothing. >> tammy: it creates more poverty because of jobs that are lost, stores closing down, less food, more desperation. it is obscene in the fact that it creates the dynamic that they say they are against. we've seen this on almost every issue in the country with democrats, but this becomes now existential threa

officials say the looting wasn't connected to that protest.test example of mass looting of stores, a wave that hit retail from mom and pop stops to big box stores across the country. mass shoplifting is causing target to close nine stores in major cities saying it cost the chain half a billion in profits. >> we need it here. we don't have anything else. >> you've seen shoplifting, people steal stuff here? >> yeah. >> how often? >> like four times. >> what are you going to do, close one store after the other store after the other store in. >> will you miss this target? >> i will. >> this target in east harlem is one of the stores that will shut because of crime. the closing will hurt residents, but target beefed up security were no match for the shoplifting invasion. >> eric, thank you. >>> new concerns regarding tens of billions of dollars being sent to ukraine to help with the war and humanity efforts against the russian invasion. talked about that before with brit. u.s. taxpayer dollars being used to fund many different kinds of programs. mo

the systematic and open american looting of the national wealth of the syrian tribes, including oil,gas, and wheat, has caused the deprivation of the syrians and their humanitarian suffering in an unprecedented manner, and our statistics show that the sum total of the direct and indirect losses caused to the oil sector in syria has exceeded 115 billion us dollars. the policies of creative anarchy, which the successive american administrations have adopted in our region for the sake of geopolitical and financial interests, have led to the destabilization of security and stability in the region, where they act on the creation of problems. and intensifies the tensions and then the modern conflicts of the syrian arab republic. thanks and appreciation to all the countries that stood in solidarity with syria and the branches and quickly responded to the needs of the syrian people in light of the difficult circumstances that syria is facing with a constructive and responsible approach to the islamic republic of iran in order to return to the joint comprehensive plan of action, including the

, the permanent representative of syria to the united nations, also informed about the us planned lootingin his country during these years of war, saying that even his country's oil, wheat and gas have been looted by the us and other great powers, and the people of his country have become poorer than before. we are going to see mr. sabah's talk and we will come back, as we are causing the systematic and obvious nationalistic american looting of the syrian tribes, such as fat, goose, and wheat , in the deprivation of the syrians. in an unprecedented way, our statistics show that the sum of the direct and indirect losses caused to the oil sector in syria has exceeded 115 billion us dollars, that the policies of anarchy created by successive american administrations in our region to serve geopolitical and financial interests have led to the destabilization of security and stability in the region. you acted on creating problems and inflaming the tensions, and then the conflicts of the modernity of the syrian arab republic. thanks and appreciation to all the countries that have supported you a

and every liquor store in that city is closed tonight because of looting.here's moments where you say gosh, i cannot believe this is happening here in this country. and in fact, it is happening in big democratic cities across the united states where you're seeing some of these big stores like target pull out. new york city, san francisco, portland, pittsburgh, seattle. these are big democratic cities. pittsburgh, the margin of victory for democrats there was 70%. are these cities failing their residents when it comes to public safety? >> well, let me start with target. a wonderful corporation that employs hundreds of thousands. does so compassionately. generous with the communities with which they do business and they've lost a billion dollars in the last year to theft, companies like lowe's. it's untenable. do cities have a responsibility to do right? darn right. i'm tired of having this conversation and seeing these videos. we have a lack of consequences. and i think this is where democrats and republicans have to put away the nonsense like you're seeing

this is looting.his is riot. >> reporter: it's called organized retail theft it's happening all over america killing business and making shopping even more expensive. target says crooks are forcing them to close nine stores by october saying theft is, quote, threatening the safety of our team and guests this target in oakland is one of the ones shutting down, and you can see what the shopping experience is like you've got deodorant you have shaving cream all locked up. even toothpaste, you have to call someone to help you buy one because of thieves, but it's the crime outside of stores in oakland that is terrifying residents 10,000 cars stolen just this year burglaries and robberies also up. last week cameras captured this woman screaming in agony as thieves dragged her across the street trying to steal her purse. it mirrors another incident earlier this month. >> when you see crime like that during the day, what does that tell you >> it tells me there is a sense of lawlessness, that there are people

. >>> and wide-scale looting across philadelphia overnight.he police commissioner calling it an attempt to destroy our city. much more on this news still to come. stay with cnn. >>> the federal government is on track to shut down here in four days and the deal that senate leaders just cut that could prevent it is on a road to nowhere in the house. under pressure from republican hard-liners, speaker kevin mccarthy won't offer the senate's stopgap bill to the house. he's deflecting from his conferences infighting and placing the blame elsewhere. >> the senate has done nothing. the senate has not done one thing when it comes to appropriations. is that different? no. normally the senate doesn't bring them up in the committee. the senate has done nothing. >> lauren fox is on capitol hill for us. tell us where things stand. >> yeah, if it feels like we're headed or marching toward a government shutdown, it is because we are. the two sides are extremely divided right now and this is not just about republicans and democrats. this is about the house an

looted .ses and apartments are also killed, people are killed there. tortured and this is all happening not by a specific military serviceman but it was done by one psychopath no, this is done by a whole nation in our country of the russian federation, all the indigenous peoples gathered by them there they subjugated them and they directed them to kill us and accordingly the pope is silent silent for the sin of the people, he is silent for the sin of the send-off of the russian federation and shining, the pope's envoy meets with this woman, what is her name, maria lvova de lola, please excuse me, this is a person who officially took a child kidnapped in ukraine, another international criminal the court issued a warrant for her arrest, the arrest of putin and the representative of the pope, i know all three things personally, and well, it doesn’t bother me, well, that is, i don’t know, i wasn’t at the meeting. but there is a photo of him shaking her hand, smiling, and nowhere in the protocols i

the fact is that it is already being taken away that they did not have time to take it away, the looting passed and is taking place in several stages, each rotation that enters this or that territory, this or that settlement, this is again the elements of looting, and first of all, it is connected with the fact that they start to go around the yard to look at some residential buildings, where and who has what property there is a document check. there is no paper called a passport of the russian federation. there is no registration. after that, they already start taking measures there. it is either theft through the window there, well, the usual bandit method, or they simply evict people from their homes. as for taking away food, then well, actually all the entrepreneurs who were forced to go to work for the occupiers , those who did not close, and in most of them reported that there were such ones , actually there were moments of selection of food or of other property that was sold, and it is the markets that is such a painful topic, because many people survive due to the fact that the g

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elizabeth: you mentioned looting. there was a second night of looting in philadelphia.rested the night before. now, you know, 12 more arrested last night. it's turning into retail desert. a ghost town. something like 18 liqueur stores are shut. four more, you know, four dozen overall. let me back up. at least four dozen liqueur stores shut. so it's a fallout and impact of that and it was turning cities -- sections of them into ghost towns and minority neighborhoods that people need these anchor stores like a cvs or pharmacies. you know what i mean? did you hear enough of that angle from the republicans last night? >> i didn't hear them calling out the specifics and that's what i think we need to get to. it's hard with seven people on the stage and look at this and say wait a minute, these democrat cities that are voting for these people, are those people coming in and experiencing what you're living because i've heard even in san francisco people don't know where we're going to get groceries. san francisco. elizabeth: also this, former fbi official john miller told cnn'

you and you're 18, 19 and your family tells you you know what best thing you've got it probably to lootthat sounds like a good weengsd that's never going to got you out of where you are we have to raiset go expectations they're about as low as the basement -- >> well, here's what a little bit more of what meatball had to say whatever i have to do to remain humble and live a better life i will and never see jailwh again do you think meatball has a promising future. she's a capitalist pointed that out. >>eatb she learns from this i t there's something to be found humorous in anything and everything and pleased to see her grandmother say what she said because my grandmother, mom and dad would be ashame if i were to do this i would have wanted to stay in jail instead of going home to my parents because of the kind of -- accountability i would have gotten at home. other issue is, these retail stores and i hope judge they're able to change laws they ought to have armed guards at these places and they ought -- well i think --o the insurance companies ought to work with them so they don't geu i

another thing we try to highlight in our reports is that the looting appears to have been organized.he researchers assure that they are compiling reports on ukraine in compliance with all legal requirements to use them as evidence in future investigations of war crimes. we hope that our reports will meet the standards of evidence that will allow them to be used in court they are available to anyone who wants to use it as evidence the project is funded by the state department in the usa, according to the researcher, they are ordered by colleagues from ukraine , researchers of the ukrainian cultural heritage monitoring laboratory , for example, when the dam exploded and the flood started , our colleagues from ukraine contacted us, we asked them which place they want us to look at, and what we should pay attention and as soon as we received the images from the satellite providers of the usa we provided them with updated information about what is happening with the cultural objects, what is flooded and what not , among other things, the american colleagues were able to identify the flood

return 38 statues to the government of cambodia after investigators determined the treasures had been lootedabeth palmer has more on the country's lost treasures. >> reporter: a 900-year-old wonder of history, religion and art, that's made it a top stop on countless bucket lists. it's also the site of an epic theft. thousands of people visit these ruins every day. yet look closely at some of the temples, especially the lesser known ones, and you'll notice something vital is missing. exquisitely carved statues of hindu gods and buddhists. he's made it his mission to track them down. >> many of thieves statues have spiritual qualities and the cambodians regard them as their ancestors. they believe that they're living. >> reporter: in decades of lawlessness after cambodia's civil war, looters raided the sites and made off with priceless artifacts but left traces of their theft. one was this pedestal. another the fragment of a foot. gordon's research show they're part of this, standing female dieity. >> we have a french archaeologist who uses 3d imaging and he's been able to match the body at th

the aggressors must know that the encroachment of the siege and the looting of the wealth of the yemeni nation must be stopped. the government of india announced the death toll of ethnic conflicts in the state of manipur to be 175 people. according to the latest statistics of the indian police, in the past four months of violence in zamanipur in the northeast of the country, 1118 people were also injured and 33 people went missing . 1,700 weapons were looted from the government agencies alte malipur ardibehesht this year was the scene of violent clashes between kasri tamizhi and qameh ku, who are ethnically following hinduism and quincy . in these conflicts, about 60,000 people were displaced and nearly 40,000 security forces were trying to end the these are the experts of danesh banyan company by growing and processing the caparis medicinal plant. this product is used to treat liver diseases, blood pressure and diabetes. using the development of micro-pollens is another application that was obtained by growing this native plant. may it be healthy to break a danesh company. based in nor

the police said they were the able to arrest about 20 the of the 1100 that looted -- # 1100 that lootedfor 8 hours. this is one of nine target stores that will close across the country. why in because of theft. we were just in the store moments ago. shoppers telling us, hey, we love this story. it's an an color of the community. but they could see why it was closing, because some of these folks have seen the theft with their own eyes. now, i want to read you a statement from the company today. it's saying we cannot continue operating these stores because theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of our team and, yes, contributing to unsustainable business performance. if other cities with closures include seattle, san francisco, oakland and portland, and it's not like, you know, target's sitting on its hands, you know? it's adding a lot of security, it's putting stuff behind lock and key so that you can't -- you have to ask for help to get to product. what we're seeing here is that the ceo of target is telling investors at this point, look, the amount of theft that occ

police responding to reports of looting and property damage throughout the city.inally the target announcing it's going to close nine stores across four states in the wake of rampant organized crime. one store in harlem in new york city, to stores in seattle, washington, three stores in san francisco and oakland, three stores in portland, oregon are going to shut down. in a statement target says that we know our stores are even important role but we can only be successful as a working and shopping environment is safe for all. last year retail stores lost 86.6 billion to retail theft. brian cornell target ceo sat on the earnings call and violent theft in the instances, 120% jump in the first five months of this year. we did the earnings together, the last earning call that we've done for them, they shrink in this is what is going to happen. these communities are going to suffer, that is the unfortunate part, these stores are needed people go there for food. maria: what is the motivation for these groups like what they did in philadelphia. there going and selling th

they looted our country and killed people. i was killed in the heart of this young man . french took everything from us, their property and they take our property, the worst thing is that they kill us, we are tired of their colonialism , french soldiers are stationed in the city of paya, the number of french soldiers around the world is estimated to be around three thousand. french in africa to talk with international affairs expert mr farkhandepour, who accepted the hard work here on mohseni street, while what is your analysis of the events that happened in the well, and do you think that it has the capacity to become something bigger than the protest, which is similar to what happened in neishabur, in the name of allah, rahman , raheem, with i offer my courtesy and respect to you, your respected colleagues at the international news network and channel 1. in response to the question, i have to say that what is happening today in the african region, especially regarding issues related to the french colonial policies, is actually a kind of reaction. the tree is a dual spac

. >>> elsewhere, more businesses in philadelphia are cleaning up after looting for a second night. looters broke in and ransacked a number of stores. nbc news correspondent george solis has more. >> reporter: bold and brazen, looters smashing and grabbing their way through stores in philadelphia for the second night in a row. >> it's just not fair. i shouldn't be a victim of this. >> reporter: philadelphia police say at least eight stores were ransacked including claudia's beauty supply shot. >> i work overnight, six, seven days a week so i could get this to here, and this is what happened. >> reporter: you can really see the extreme measures some criminals took to break into this liquor store, one of many stores hit up overnight, this is after philadelphia police added extra patrols after tuesday night's looting. more than 50 people have been arrested for looting this week including influencer deyjia blackual who goes by meatball online, sharing her location and appearing to egg on looters. >> free iphone. let me see the iphone. >> reporter: police say at one point 12,000 people w

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they're not looting.s, this is a microcos in a world where were incentivizing bad behavior and we have no disincentives anymor and that is jail. i remember growing up with scared straight, that show. unlike you watch that i thought i was going to be arrested. every day i watched so many cop shows i thought i was going to be arrested when i was a kid. there is no way out for me because i watched it too dragnet . while in healing too much aqua net. i'm not making sense. up next it's not too late to answer questions that titillate. terrible. >> you're watching mailing it in . it welcome to it in. you're right, i'll read every flow bribe into a bottomless pitt with spikes at the bottom. >> that's impossible. pug duell asks if you are running for president, who woul you pick as your vp? at tom i thought you wouldn't make a good one. you look like kevin spacey afte being put placed on iraq. neither that's neither here nor there. >> i can do the can't beat me spacey did he murder someone to become president? he

. >> what do you make of the looting? >> it is horrible. real idiots, they went to apple and lululemon. some people went to footlocker. footlocker is a hard place to loot. none of the referees did anything? the lady with the machete scares me. of all the knives, machete, if you see someone with one, it is most likely they are going to kill you. if someone has a machete and there is no jungle, run. hatchett and with eddie -- a hatchet and machete. >> i will talk about meatball. i am sad about this. meatballs hold a special place in my heart and i feel like the damage has been done. this is the most idiotic criminal i have ever seen in my life. right now, we will put her on the top tier. she live streamed everything she was doing while breaking laws. it makes no sense. after she got out of jail, she gets back on social media, glorifying her thuggery and countless others are putting her on a pedestal. there is a rapper, meek mill, who is from philly, he is now giving her resources to sell her mug shot murch. so she can pay for bail and lawyers

his store was looted in this incident. can you tell us what happened last night to your store?> i got a phone call at 12:45 that my windows were broken and they could see people running in and out of the store with our merchandise. >> what do you think happens for you and your business? are you able to operate and function in this environment? >> absolutely. i would never let a situation like this puts me in a negative situation or mindset. i have had this business for 13 years. i am deeply rooted in philadelphia. since last night, i have got hundreds of phone calls and messages. everybody is going to help me and waiting for me to make a move so they can support it. >> do you have a sense of how much money you lost in this looting? >> we have not calculated yet but it is a significant amount. >> why do you think this is happening in your city? who is responsible for something like this, almost like a flash mob overwhelming your store and this theft happening? >> i don't think you could blame one person or one entity. i think there is a lot of blindness to ignorance in the city

and breaking right now, all eyes on philadelphia after back-to-back nights of rampant looting and dozensarrests. we are monitoring what could be night three. these, on the right side of the screen, live pictures of philly. and if crime breaks out we'll break in live with the very latest. meanwhile christina coleman is live with what happened and what we're learning about the suspects arrested so far. christina good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace, second round of looting and flash mob thefts reeked havoc in philadelphia last night. this comes after crowds of thieves smashed their way through stores in several parts of the city tuesday night during an hours long crime spree. the looting started that evening after a judge ruled to dismiss charges against a local police officer who shot and killed 27-year-old eddie irizarry during a traffic stop in august. demonstrators peacefully protested the judge's decision however police say criminal opportunists to advantage of it and went to town ransacking and stealing from a whole host of businesses including foot locker, lululemon, gang s

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today, the americans, with the cooperation of ghusl militias, loot more than 150 bags of syrian oil. their tankers are also in regular convoys and openly smuggle our stolen oil to northern iraq. the syrian government recently announced in the statistics . america along with tools during the 12 years of war imposed against this country, its terrorism has caused more than one hundred and fifteen billion dollars in damages in the oil and gas sector alone. before the war , it produced at least 385 thousand barrels and 20 million cubic meters of gas per day. oil and gas provided 52% of syria's budget. in syria, the continued presence of the american occupying forces in iran is a violation of national sovereignty. modern damascus has repeatedly called on the united nations to deal with the lawlessness of the united states . in the syrian parliament, laila criticized the behavior of american statesmen in repeated violations . we condemn international law and we will not remain silent in the face of the organized theft of the american government. old messi, we ask all the assemblies of the w

a part of this national capital is being looted by syria, and ana al-habiti ashraf, the hours of fire in the dardah oil well in the east of the euphrates , tells of the continuation of oil extraction operations at a high speed, far from damascus. these scenes are provocative for the syrian people . syrian ministry of foreign affairs the volume of extracted oil in he estimated about 150,000 barrels per day and revealed in a letter to the united nations that the amount of damage caused to the oil sector as a result of the looting by the american forces and the militias supported by them since 2011 has reached 115 billion dollars. legal way and payment of the necessary compensation to the syrian government due to this speed, and the departure and sale of most of deir ez-zor al-hasakah areas from the control of the syrian government has reduced the oil production of this country to the amount of 385,000 clubs, the oil production of this country is now less from 20,000 barrels per day this damage is in addition to the loss of millions of tons of wheat, barley and cotton per year. they want