how the boom is helping companies like louis vuitton and what it has to do china. apple in the lead for the race for 3 trillion-dollar market value. who else is nipping at apple steels. my colleagues ben levisohn, carleton english and jack cal. the cpi numbers all over the headlines when the market hit a new high shrugging it off. >> it's pretty amazing isn't it. i think it doesn't have much to do with inflation. it could go back to the beginning of the week we saw the market started to relax about the newberry of covid-19 that perhaps is not as bad as delta. backup things started the market was up over 3% even before inflation came out. inflation came out and it was a shock, the reaction but you're feeling pretty good about things. >> if i told you inflation was 6.8% and growth was surging and i said what do you think the ten year bond is yielding you would not say 1.48% is the bond market sending a signal, is this all temporary. >> it might be there is a lot of discussion when the central bank people are trying to figure out the fed is buying so many bonds that t

lined with ultra high-end boutiques like louis vuitton and gucci to name just a few.st year or so, the spot made famous in movies like "pretty woman" and "clueless" has become one of the most heavily secured locations on the planet. bristling with more than 2,000 security cameras. there are barriers, bullet-proof glass, and constant patrols by beverly hills police, and even private security firms. and it's not to stop window shoppers. >> you're on the most iconic street in the world, and we bring people here from all over the world, shoppers, people coming to dine, shop, have a good time. and this is where criminals know where they can go and commit crimes. >> reporter: lots of crimes. >> the number of smash-and-grabs and thefts on this street -- >> this year. >> this year? >> more than my entire decades on the street. >> reporter: the problem isn't unique to beverly hills. just before thanksgiving a los angeles nordstrom was targeted. a group of thieves ran in as the store was still open. customers still shopping. >> very disturbing. because now i'm reluctant to come

louis vuitton bags.als to steal. it's not for food. it is to get jewelry to resell on the black market. it is a sham. and jen psaki has zero credibility and she just basically lied when she told the american public that it's due to the pandemic. the pandemic is causing people to rob louis vuitton and gucci bags? it makes no sense. >> sean: let me read to both of you this, the fraternal order of police revealed today that 58 police officers have been gunned down. this year, it's the highest number of lawn forest officers shot and killed forever. another 14 officers have been shot, ambushes have shot up 126%. for everyone at home, i want to ask you something. do you know the name of any of these officers, and you know the name -- a record year of officers killed, record year officers hurt. do you know the names of any of them? gregg? >> no. the media won't focus on them now. criminals now know that liberal prosecutors and liberal politicians, they are there new bffs. the new best friends forever. they can

people at home will say, why should we care if louis vuitton or other luxury brands -- they have insurance. they'll get their money right back. >> it's not about money. this is not about big companies. this is about the people. after the past year that we've had, we are just beginning to get a little bit of oxygen, and this is the last thing we need. >> reporter: their hope, to restore rodeo drive's reputation as a place where people come to buy luxury items instead of too often lately stealing them. >> all right, our thanks to matt gutman. >>> a followup now on the cream cheese shortage we told you about earlier this week. that shortage has hit iconic cheesecake maker juniors. according to cnn business, the company was forced to pause production twice in the past week alone because it didn't have enough of its cheesecake's main ingredient. in the midst of the busy holiday season the owner says the shortage could not come at a worse time. just pictures of that make me want it. >> i wrote it down. it's an outrage. i was ten years old when i realized that cream cheese is in cheesecake. andre

i'm never there when they hit a louis vuitton, i'm not saying i would take a bag but -- if it's lyingstreet. so gary, they are turning into authoritarian. what they were offering was so weak from the beginning, so extreme there's nothing for it to do other than go in the opposite direction where cities like seattle portland, minneapolis, oakland, san francisco and los angeles will turn into authoritarian just like kamala harris, mark my words. >> since this happened, mid-november black friday and the days after was when we started to see these videos, of high end smash and grab robberies and started trying to figure out what about now? what's going on right now that causes spikes in crime? imagine other cities or we see homicide records being set, violent crime is up across the board and double digit percentages and the most common determining factor when we see crime spikes is the economy in the tank, it's been craft on whether it's a pandemic or reaction to the pandemic putting a huge strain on cities and people within the city's. the best way out of something like this, the most co

you are selling is real louis vuitton.e latest tricks some of the folks putting fake stuff on the market have up their sleeve? >> we used a lot of machine learning and ai until we get smarter and smarter. at what point committee -- at one point, the industry was embracing blockchain. they have rfid tags and we saw a bunch of items with fake rfid tags. i would say it is an ever-changing problem for everyone in the industry and we have to keep evolving our practices. emily: now that you have had these stores open for a while, how do you see the balance of typical retail shaping up? you have advocated for a long time we need both. what would be the balance of both? >> we are looking at that now but i can tell you the lifetime value of the consignor and buyer that has a retail touch point is significantly more than online only. having said that, a lot of customers prefer to shop online. more than 90% -- more than 90% of our sales are online but our consignors love the story. we have to find a right balance. i do not think we h

it's your fault, bloomingdale's, louis vuitton. >> harold: why do you look at me when i say that?jesse: i'm looking at you, harold. >> tyrus: it is a compliment. >> harold: louis vuitton is a nice store. i would say this, you are right. everything that has been said is right, the most alarming thing -- looking for a city official is what you just said about this, the time that it's going to take if we decide to fully fund the police as we should as a nation. if you are mayor right now in a big city would have to look at the rear four things on the table, if you did have a bell reform package passed over the next year, how do you look at it? we want to try to protect nonviolent offenders, what we are doing is enabling violent offenders to get out, we have a mental health crisis in the country, we have talked about this at the table, and mayors and others, if i was head of the mayor's association i would appeal to our congressman and senator and governor to help us figure out how we have some comprehensive way to deal with the mental health crisis on our streets as well and finally

tiendas de san francisco esta siendo acusado de poseer un arma de fuego durante el robo a la tienda louis vuittoneto debe ser su lugar de prisión deberá llevar una novillera electrónica y deberá volver a corte el 10 de diciembre >>éstos sospechosos habían robado casi $3000 como gafas de sol y perfumes esto ocurrió la semana pasada. las autoridades creen que también pueden estar relacionados con 200 robos en santana road se cree que los hombres son parte de una red criminal mmucha suerte grande. >>la policía dice que el coche utilizado en el tiroteo usado en un robo a mano armada dos días antes en san francisco el jefe de la policía está presionando a las autoridades para que invierta en un sistema de cámaras de seguridad en las vías para monitorear vehículos >>tiroteo en la cuadra 600 de la avenida grant donde esta persona perdió la vida se ofrece una recompensa de $10,000 para que de información que lleve el arresto del o los sospechosos esto pone en foco que el consejo de auckland aprobó recortes a la policía, lo que piensa la alcaldesa inculto contribuyó al incremento del crimen. el concejal n

i don't know, menu nancy pelosi started to notice more when it was louis vuitton getting hit. i have no idea what flipped the switch but she's acknowledging that crime crisis is happening. on the flip side, these are human beings, those areas that needed the resources of police on the ground, they needed the resources of attention in the neighborhood. the most. when liberals were on doing those policies, and putting in place their own, you and i have talked about this time and time again. they hurt the very people that they said they were on the side of. >> kayleigh: exactly. go after nancy pelosi's fancy ice cream and maybe she'll start to notice. we saw that freezer in her house full of expensive ice cream. cheryl brings up seattle. you remember they had that autonomous zone and mayor jenny durkan's came out and said this is the summer of love until the 19-year-old boy got killed and she had to walk back those comments. in some cases it's human cost, human loss of life that causes the reversal but what is so sad and harris, you just summarize it so accurately, the political

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what's amaing to me is not even about this going to, you know, virgil's opening of louis vuitton in miamily is that jared has managed to open up a hedge fund. the guy made the worst real estate decision in the history of new york and somewhere along the line, middle eastern money poured into some brand new hedge fund into the billions of dollars. seriously? what is that coming from? what is the investigation into that? nobody out there who has money is stupid enough to give jared kushner a dollar. >> but how do you really feel? no, i'm just kidding. heck of an opinion you're sharing there. let me ask you about the appeal you have filed, in regards to having the trump organization pay -- it's like a million dollars or so that you still owe in attorney fees. where does that stand? do you think you're going to be successful on that one? >> so the answer i do, otherwise we wouldn't have filed the appeal. >> right. the trump organization had already paid over it million dollars in legal fees. everything that i did, what business did i have of filing a claim, a notice of claim against stormy da

was some concern about the return of shoppers to union square after that viral smash and grab of louis vuitton last month. this afternoon, the tourists were out, the shoppers were out, and they were greeted by a large san francisco police presence. after the sound of smash and grab robberies filled union square last month, with a heavy police presence, shoppers are back in union square once again. there are skaters on the ice, bags in hand, and selfies in front of the big tree. >> i feel great. we have the police all lined up in front of macy's. yes. >> reporter: despite that headlights and plywood up momentarily, shoppers have returned again for the holiday season. foot traffic is up 135% since 2020, says the executive director of the union square alliance. >> we are seeing a lot of people around the union square area, enjoying the holiday. lack friday saw a record number of people since the pandemic. >> reporter: folks kpix 5 spoke with say the large police presence is assuring. >> it feels pretty comfortable. >> reporter: although some shoppers, like this woman who brought her 2-year-old so

reporter: joshua underwood's family member carried out his louis vuitton bag from superior court today after deputies cuffed him and took him back into custody. underwood is one of three suspects and this november 20th walnut nordstrom flash mob style theft. the sheriff's office says he was released from custody on november 24, the same day the das office filed charges. he and his mother believed the charges had been dropped and initially knew nothing of his court appearance today. the i team alerted the district attorney. the prosecuting da set underwood had been released by mistake. the sheriff's office, not -- you now saying he was released due to a computer input error. >> we have faith in the sheriff's department covid this may have been a clerical error. they are good at their jobs. they will correct it. reporter: underwood admitted to his involvement in another bay area burglary the same day as a nordstrom theft. >> he made a statement to the police that prior to coming to nordstrom and walnut creek, he and other co-conspirators had engaged in a burglary of a pharmacy in alameda

luxury shopping districts reputation took a hit on november 19, when a group of people rated the louis vuitton store on the square, and those videos went viral. sf pd has massively stepped up their presence in the square. in newly released stats from the department, it suggests the increase in officers is working. overall crime is down 82%. larceny and theft, 82%, burglaries are down 91%, and assaults are down 67%. >> their presence here has been remarkable, has made a remarkable difference. people are feeling really good about it, feeling safe out and about shopping, enjoying the holiday season. having them here has made all the difference. >> reporter: the supervisors is the staffing move makes financial sense for the city. >> union square represents almost 40% of our retail sales in san francisco. it's extremely important to our city. front line workers, jobs, sales tax, travel industry, so much of what makes our city run is represented. we need to have a presence. >> reporter: the sf pd chief says restoring the feeling of safety matters. >> making people feel it is okay to come to union sq

>> the presences in response to the late november smash and grab of louis vuitton and other organizedicts around the bay area. marissa rodriguez, executive director of the union square alliance, says foot traffic is up 135% from 2020. >> we are seeing a lot of people enjoying the holidays. in fact, black friday saw a record number of people since 2020, since the pandemic. >> reporter: after a covid christmas of minimal in person shopping last year, retailers were in desperate needs of crowd returning this year. for some, the officers on every corner are reassuring. >> i feel great. we have the police all lined up in front of macy's. yes. >> every corner, every couple of feet. they are very helpful. people feel safe at least. it is a great feeling when you walk around. >> reporter: she brought her 2- year-old son down here to see santa. >> i am a bit more cautious lately. i am always checking my surroundings, and i make sure i am not here out past 5:00. yeah. i definitely am taking more safety precautions. >> reporter: the union square alliance says they have been pushing for a larger

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but where does all of that stolen merchandise, the louis vuitton, the lipsticks, end up. they have tracked some to bay area flea markets and swap meets, but in recent years, the vast majority goes to online marketplaces, like facebook and amazon. >> they are able to establish a business by going online, and hiding behind big-screen names and bogus accounts. that is why and how they are able to sell and offload this much stolen property. >> reporter: as it stands now, those marketplaces are not required to verify and save information on sellers, or share it with law enforcement if connected to organized retail crime, but retailers are taking their fight not only to the streets, but capitol hill trying to get legislation called the informed consumers act pushed through congress. >> it will guarantee that these high-volume sellers, these criminals stealing all of these goods, they will have to be verified by the marketplaces, and the seller will have to give the consumer the information. >> reporter: some marketplaces have signed on to the bill, which has bipartisan support.

his position at louis vuitton had him work across the group's 75 brands.e opportunity for the next virgil abloh to ascend given, again, that we drive so many parts of the culture, particularly in fashion. >> well, i think he believed that. i was doing a little more research on him earlier, and i didn't know that in his first louis vuitton show that he actually invited with all the celebrities 1,500 students. and if you were to research virgil, you go back, he's constantly giving lectures and even the deck that you had leading into this interview, like, he really was a person who was championing the next generation of creators, and i also feel like something that's important about him is that he didn't necessarily consider himself a designer but a maker, and i think that that kind of, again, ambition like, you know, he just mercedes just showed off his concept, so i feel like he certainly saw his role as kind of ushering in the next generation. hopefully the people in power are the same people that gave him the seat at that table will see that vision of his

they reinspect retailers in the union square including louis vuitton, burberry, bloomingdale's, i give for having great taste. this has become more common tha hunter $50 or left. or lowered to the demeanors in 2014. god forbid you go into a restaurant without rain mask than they call this firing squad . good news, san francisco's most finally charged after 40 grams worth of stuff from the same target store over the course of 120 visits. they put her picture on the wal and she stole that to. you know what? kudos to her for always reusing her own bag. her arrest only happened after target demanded the attorney launch an investigation. california das therapy is blinken if you think that's check out her interview with local media after her spree. >> tonight,. >> we are hoping to run into th recently ground most prolific i san francisco. tim, how did you do it? >> thank you. i just have one star at a time and every day 110 percent. >> ed like to think the da of san francisco and clearing empath for me and my mom. hi, mom. >> i'm going to disneyland. >> for the right? >> no. >> at true paras

deodorant from changed stores but now the bad guys graduated to a higher end to the good stuff like louis vuittontional retail foundation size it's costing businesses millions of dollars, employees strapped down and nervous. can you imagine trying to guard one of those places? enter extraordinaire aoc. in her eyes, the corpse on the problem, they are just trying to make ends meet. there's the smash and grab video that comes out daily and she said a lot of the allegations and organized retail fact are not actually panning out. i believe it's walgreens in california side of it but they didn't back it up with data. with all due respect, fix your glasses in your head. there's no question crime is surging next year push two different police and this morning on fox and lapd detectives said she's got no clue what she's talking about. >> there's rapid crime everywhere and los angeles is like the movie purge 24 hours to commit your crime, they have 365 days to commit the crime tooth that's way more time. great odds for the people stealing stuff. she's getting mocked pretty heartily online so what will it

windows are boarded up at louis vuitton.ise replacing an entire door at this year of saint laurent -- wooden boards also covered the window at hermes. witnesses capture the moment people try to break in. >> it's really around 100 people. after i passed them, they just started to get into hermes and started cracking the glass. >> often the target of organized retail theft. >> jesse: if you are wondering how to stop all this and get crime under control, and helps to notice where we've been before. take a look at the charts, shows how they've changed since 1994, the last time crime without a control this country. those budgets have gone up. 46% the last two decades. look at the effect on homicide rates. they dropped 32% per capita. increasing police budgets helped. that's proven. it's not the full solution. cops can only do so much. you also need prosecutors to punish criminals. one researcher at the university of texas found that about 25% of the 1990s crime drop can be linked to the increasing incarceration, which only happen

yvonne: louis vuitton among international brands naming a retort -- named in a report in china sayingreport said louis vuitton merchandise purchased at the chinese stores are nonrefundable, contrasting with its policies elsewhere. some of toshiba's biggest shareholders are reportedly planning on pressuring the board about a full buyout. the investors say toshiba is overlooking bids for the company, which include at least two valuations that work 25% than the stock's last close. shareholders are planning to vote against plans to split toshiba into three parts. rishaad: all right. let's check in with some stuff moving in japan as we move towards the lunch break. softbank seeing a horrible decline, adding to the losses we saw on friday. we are extending a six-day slump. we have many key components in their portfolio delivering further bad news for them. we have nvidia of course being sued to block softbank's sale of arm to that company. kirin up about 1%, down to arbitration taking place to determine their venture in myanmar. carmakers under pressure. no real news on that. may just be th

louis vuitton is among national brands named on a report on chinese state television.tton merchandise purchased at the chinese stores were nonrefundable, contrasting with policies elsewhere. kathleen: ray dalio says his views on china have been misunderstood posting on twitter, he says he did not mean to convey human rights are not important and that the u.s. and china deal with the issue similarly. he had compared china with a strict parent. let's get more with matthew miller. what is the very latest? >> the latest is he is walking back. last week, ray dalio was doing an interview with cnbc and he said if -- he looked at every country that had human rights violations and had to make in investing decision, he had very few places to invest. he said china was a strict parent or disappearing dissident. obviously those comments struck a nerve with in his own company and he is on twitter and linkedin saying this is all a big misunderstanding. haidi: his and ceo giving his views. there is an extra political element to this conversation. >> bridgewater's ceo david mccormick i

the person shopping at walmart or target may not necessarily be shopping at louis vuitton. certainly consumers do have heads-up savings that they've had with big stimulus checks. more people are employed relative to when they were before. we will seem more cautious in terms of people looking for discounts. that's not delivered at the big box stores then we will see weaker spending going forward. >> i have trouble with a weak consumer at a 9% nominal gdp economy. >> the consumer really isn't weak, it's just that they have soured in their opinion given the fact inflation is high. they are still worried about covid. cases arising as omicron in front of us potentially. when we look at incomes they are still very high. many people are working. that does not signal a weak consumer. it says maybe they are a little bit sour on the environment. lisa: how do you square what they say and what they do. we're talking about consumer sentiment survey that been deteriorating. at the same time everyone says the consumers incredibly strong and willing to spend. >> consumers may say one thing

they are going to louis vuitton stores, high end stores, jewelry stores including.ly in hayward, california, there were people doing a smash and grab. in the car they had fully loaded assault rifle with two drones fully loaded. these are violent criminals but nobody is allowed to take them to jail. if they go to jail they will get released. and mind you, jacqueline of aunt, with george gascon's los angeles district attorney when there's a crime like this, generally special circumstances and because of that, enhancements to life imprisonment series time or even the difficulty, george gascon made clear that nobody will get these enhancements. >> california voted for newsom, they voted against the recall and it will get a lot of bad things on the other side, thank you, glad to see. why doesn't anyone like kamala harris? adam corolla has some thoughtless details on a new comedy special, stay there. ♪ ♪ >> laura: something interesting happened this morning >> something interesting happened in order for us to. 11 months into his first term president biden cabinet secretar

the report says louis vuitton merchandise purchased at chinese stores are nonrefundable, contrastings policies elsewhere. chinese teslas supplier says it is working with the electric car maker to test and replace parts that prompted every centrica. tesla recalled almost 22,000 model y's made in china this year, after defects were discovered to increase the risk of crashes. the supplier says the potential of any part being defective could be as high as 1%. some of toshiba's biggest shareholders are reportedly trying to pressure the board to avoid talks on a full buyout. according to the financial times , there were two valuations that were 20% higher. shareholders are planning to vote against plans to split sheba into three parts. plenty more to come on "daybreak: australia." , we will be taking a look at a report, and it shows that surprisingly, the u.s. is actually gaining power in asia, in part because of the way it is handling vaccines, in contrast to china, which is starting to lose power as it turns inward trying to increase, prosperity, reduced equity, and more. very interestin

most ravenous consumers of luxury goods, things like lamborghinis and ferraris and rolexs and louis vuitton. >> the rich have been getting richer and in some cases more decadent. there's a school for butlers and a finishing school for children of the rich. young chinese billionaires often behave as badly as their counterparts around the world. >> translator: it's like raising a child. i have deep affection for my dog. >> this young man started a chinese version of pets.com, then used his money to build a mansion for his dog. xi is now cracking down on all kinds of private enterprise. >> he doesn't have a problem with them getting rich, but he wants them to get rich in a patriotic way. >> at the point at which it began to feel as if it was brushing up against the outer edges of his power and authority, that's the point at which it became ill tolerable. >> and he may be trying to quell a deeper fear. could communist china collapse the way the soviet union did? >> the dying gasp of the soviet system. >> always in the back of his mind is the subject of the soviet collapse. why did it happen? >>

these thieves do not just take 10 louis vuitton purses to hand off to their friends at christmas.e doing it to sell to fences. they are putting it out there. that is the other thing law enforcement and prosecutors are doing. we are going to find offenses and hammer down on them because if you cut them off, there is no source for the people doing the thefts to sell their goods. that is a tactic we have also agreed as a group to try to attack this problem. emily: in that case, if these are being organized via social media, do you think the platforms should do more to crack down? is there anything that can be done to hold them accountable? >> there is, i think, particularly in terms of assisting -- and i think they want to. i know our law enforcement community in the san francisco bay area has had discussions and planning meetings with the heads of these social platform groups to try to get their assistance and i'm told that they are more than willing to offer whatever help they can. they recognize the problem and don't want to be a vehicle for crime. i think we are going to have som

of people don't make a lot of money and they are not out there smashing up stores and stealing louis vuittonhere are bad people during that, don't lump everyone into that group, it's actually offensive but for people who can't afford private security, what security will they get for themselves? >> you are absolutely right and i would love to say these folks should be able to own a gun to protect themselves but look at the 12 cities, they are run for mayors who hate the second amendment. it's a polite society but the firearm restrictions are only part of the problem here. people are hopeless right now. inflation is through the roof, jobs that are stagnant, corporate press pumping covid fear and propaganda, i think the crime wave is one of the many unintended consequences of a government reaction to covid and i'm sorry about the christmas tree, that's terrible. kennedy: it was a real bummer here, it felt like a total violation because it's a really nice simple, it's red, white and blue, it celebrates christmas and the united states. we work here at fox and we are proud of our country and what

what they are doing is going to louis vuitton stores, they are going to high-end stores, jewelry storese looting. just recently, a day or two ago in hayward, california, up north, there was a group of people doing a flash mob smash and grab and one of the officers was able to stop one of the cars and in the car they had a fully loaded assault rifle with two drums fully loaded. these are violent criminals but again, nobody's allowed to take them to jail and if they do go to jail they are going to get released. mind you, jacqueline, terrible tragedy but i'm telling you right now, with george gascon is the los angeles district attorney, when there is a crime like this generally's special circumstances and they can say life in prison or serious time or even the death penalty. george gascon made it clear that nobody will get these enhancements. >> laura: they are not going to get enhanced punishment. california voted for gavin newsom. they voted against the recall and they are going to get a lot of bad things happening on the other side. thank you, great to see you. why doesn't anyone like k

and grabbing milk, meat, cheese, no, what you're seeing is they're getting rolex watches, go to louis vuittonres and the so-called celebrities and other politicians, so far on the left, they don't want to admit had they were wrong so they keep their head buried in the sand. here's the interesting thing. everybody wants to be liberal until they get robbed and shot and see how quickly they change their tune. that's what it's going to come down to. carley: people are feeling so unsafe right now and you're doing the good work, trying to get the word out there and a keeping people safe. detective jamie mced bride -- mcbride, thank you for joining us. >> can i add one more thing? okay. thank you. carley: go ahead, jamie. benjamin: go ahead. >> i just want to say, aclu, they're the ones -- they're the partner in crime for the suspects. what we do, we created a national database, aclu-watch.gov. you go there, click on your state, you'll see exactly how the aclu is helping the criminals succeed and stay on the streets and commit crime. carley: one of the ways was promoting prop 47. you're also speakin

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concerns heightened after thieves struck several luxury stores including louis vuitton en masse fridaymera, one private security agency saying the crime spree has them -- taking calls from area retailers. >> tucker: so the mayor of the city of san francisco is called london breed. she is a totally reckless moment probably elected because of her name which is a pretty awesome name. london breed. san francisco is gotten so bad that london breed was finally forced to acknowledge today that actually yes, the city is falling apart. >> it is time that the r*ain and criminals who are at destroying our city, it is time for it to come to an end. and it comes to an end when weim take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement, more aggressive with the changes in our policies. and less tolerant of all the [bleep] that has destroyed our city. >> tucker: while back. so to get london breed to say something like that come up until about 20 minutes ago shee was apologizing for the junkies with their pants down on the sidewalk and all the car break-ins. but that is where she is now. that's ab

/v food, that would be one thing, but it's not a john valjean, they are going in a norstrom or louis vuittond smashing the windows, scaring the employees, running the customer is out of town, in less woman is racial michelin, she said to aoc, it absolutely is happening and one of the problems that she sees is that i imagine a big store like a nordstrom and that small businesses will try to get as close as they can to that nordstrom so they can be within walking distance and get that foot traffic, and if nobody is going to the store, maybe nordstrom can afford it, even though they should not have to come up at the small business owners can't do it. of the last thing i would say is we have to focus on this and i want to do a story on it soon, this idea -- one of the reasons that we are getting all of these fancy materials luxury goods, there is no policing of the resale on the internet, so you can make up your own amazon store or on ebay and you are selling these fancy bags, and you actually can track the merchandise, but there's no one policing any of this retail. >> greg: i could go on there

if got the looting of the louis vuitton store in beautiful san francisco.way, see that right there, that is a smash and grab across the bay and oakwood california. targeting a julie store last month. here is a another one in oak brook illinois outside of chicago. that is just a small sample of the left wing lawlessness all across the country. of course, this is not the first time we have seen democrats, the media mob denying what is unfolding before their very eyes. you might remember this fake news compare and order in the kenosha rights per look at the background, you can see a city on fire. but anyway, fiery but mostly peaceful to describe what is violent rioting. even major corporations have taken notice of this crime in major cities. for example, bank of america is now telling jr. staffers in new york to dress down and bid the city's crime surge. in chicago, lori lightfoot is out there saying -- we now know a bus driver has been hospitalized after being beaten in the street. 21 juveniles being arrested in with connection with that attack. out in angele

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in nearby union square, video in november captured people ransacking high-end stores, louis vuitton,the reign of criminals who are destroying our city, it is time for it to come to an end. and it comes to an end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement, more aggressive with the changes in our policies. and less tolerant of all the bull shut that has destroyed our city. >> more than two-thirds of the nation's cities have seen more homicides in 2021 than last year. a troubling increase than began in the pandemic. 40 major cities, at least ten cities have broken their previous annual homicide records. this crime issue, i think, is really important. when you talk to people who live in san francisco, they'll tell you that over the past three or four years, there's really been an erosion of just this feeling of public safety in some of these neighborhoods. >> yeah, the question is what do you do about it to fight it effectively. >>> we'll be right back. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are of intensity, others joy. all are of... various: ahhh... listerine.

reporter: joshua underwood's family member carried out his louis vuitton bag from customer, county superior court today after deputies cuffed him and took him into custody. he is one of the suspects in the flash mob style theft. he was released from custody november 24, the same day the das office filed charges. the high team called underwood's home yesterday. he and his mother believed the charges have been dropped and nothing of his court appearance today. in court today, the prosecuting da said underwood had been released by mistake. the contra costa county sheriff's office says underwood was released due to a computer input error. >> we have the utmost faith in the sheriff's department. this might have been a clinical error. they will correct it. reporter: we also learned underwood admitted to his involvement in another area burglary the same day as the nordstrom theft. >> he made the statement that prior to coming to walnut creek, he and other co-conspirators had engaged in a burglary in alameda county. dan: reporter: this is not the only issue in this case. another suspect, seen here

enforcement sources told "the wall street journal" that recent hits at the bay area nordstrom louis vuittonn san francisco and best buy in minnesota appeared to have been organized on apps like snapchat where messages can be scrubbed. so a company spokesperson tells fox "it looked into these reports and haven't yet found evidence of it happening on snapchat, adding such activity would violate their guidelines. still along with stepped up prosecution, industry leaders are calling for greater transparency online. >> we have got to marry deterrent with smart policies online to make it harder for folks to operate in the shadows. >> messaging apps and third-party sites like amazon marketplace where sellers can remain anonymous or coming under increasing scrutiny as the police crackdown on braised and organized crime costing retailers an estimated $17 billion a year. in sausalito, california, claudia, fox news. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: and right now the house is voting on raising the debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion. democrats in the senate passed a debt limit hike early tuesday with a party line vote. remem