michelle mack ran a sophisticated retail crime ring out of her mansion paying women to steal high end handbags which she then sold on amazon. mack and her husband were some of the more than 10,000 arrests this year governor touted announcing the expansion of his chp retail crime task force. what he didn't quantify is what happens after the arrest. >> it's about the accountability and the follow-through. >> reporter: after years of work by the chp's task force on the california girls case, michelle mack and her husband kenneth pleaded guilty and both faced five years in prison, except michelle got a suspended sentence so she could stay home with her teenage daughters while her husband served his sentence in county jail, not prison. jail records reveal he'll actually only serve about six months of that five-year sense. >> they come out with this big press release, announce all these arrests and poof, you don't know what happens. you realize they spend very little time. >> reporter: former district attorney schubert. >> you have to hold them accountable because if not, crime does pay. >>

. >> reporter: after years of work by the chp's task force on the california girls case, michelle mack and her husband kenneth pleaded guilty and both faced five years in prison, except michelle got a suspended sentence so she could stay home with her teenage daughters while her husband served his sentence in county jail, not prison. jail records reveal he'll actually only serve about six months of that five-year sense. >> they come out with this big press release, announce all these arrests and poof, you don't know what happens. you realize they spend very little time. >> reporter: former district attorney schubert. >> you have to hold them accountable because if not, crime does pay. >> reporter: she points to the attorney general's prosecution of people like lawrence fountain, the ringleader in a string of violent robberies threatening and targeting walmart and he had two prior charges when he was charged with 29 felony counts and only two weren't dismissed. >> if we're going to spend these resources arresting people, you have to follow through with the prosecution. >> reporter: we'r

a the in the mcdonough had the the had with some of the campus off the pigeon. mack, who did the most of the fee, was a mess of up to be the, you know, the got it from the end of the it goes there before it goes to business for her feet or been most with the policy for the data. and then i'll talk to somebody as a company, they find the item i love of move the most indeed bonanza for good, you know, on the line hello. smoke the most home level on some sort of i'm going to be a fellow for the no, that's how that's the full the it's not, it's not going to just the sort of the that oh yeah, the government know within the good life, bundled with a job no good either. yeah, hold on, let me go to my 2nd what i said, we're gonna live to show the out of the oh my goodness, what is your new fee? i know if can get a higher amount of hope. some bill for that. see, i see that, you know, for the article in my head is what happened was i was going to do a full schedule like and then see, and you're going to be a mess of general this one. never home, hardly home event to have a do you have shuttle w

i want to show you pictures of kamala harris cos mack rally, she has just finished speaking in las vegasing jennifer lopez to be there as well. thanks for watching bbc news. hey, it's lucy with the catch up! tonight: the latest from spain. elon musk doesn't show up to court. and dogs celebrating halloween. but first, buffer zones are now in place around abortion clinics in england and wales. it's now illegal to protest within 150 metres of a centre. people who break this law face an unlimited fine. the safe zones aim to protect women accessing health services. critics say it comes at the expense of freedom of speech. some other news — an update on the deadly floods in spain. the number of people who have died has risen to more than 150. and many people are still missing. but rescue teams have been working non—stop to save residents, including this one—year—old baby who was airlifted to safety. it's only days until the us election and elon musk missed a court hearing. the billionaire is facing charges over his million—dollar giveaways to voters in key states that could swing the result of

they want to make the process deliberative and delegate more power to rank and file and mack sure there'sere critical of mitch mcconnell and tact exthey viewed as strong-arm tactics last night in these closed-door meetings where they made the pitches to members and had this round table with each other. but, i think the big question is here, is our lawmakers ultimately going to fall in line with what now the president-elect wants? someone who is really going to help him expand presidential powers, allow for recess appointments which means essentially eu serping the senate to make conformation or will they ultimately take the first opportunity to buck soon to be president trump and go with thune or cornyn. >> yeah, recess appointments are a possibility. also there's chatter on the senate side about the pete hegseth pick and they are not sure that's a moment where a confirmation may be in doubt. let's shift to the lower chamber, jackie, give us the sense the current stay of play, and is there any chance mike johnson hold of the speakership is in question. there's chatter some of the far righ

but there aren't many russian ground troops there, obviously his—brother—word—mack�*s upbeat guide elsewheren bombing is obviously not enough.— is obviously not enough. hezbollah obviously an _ is obviously not enough. hezbollah obviously an ally, _ is obviously not enough. hezbollah obviously an ally, been _ is obviously not enough. hezbollah obviously an ally, been weakened l is obviously not enough. hezbollah. obviously an ally, been weakened in recent months after strikes by israel, do you think there's a link there in terms of what else is going on in the broader region of what we are seeing happening right now in syria? are seeing happening right now in s ria? ~ , are seeing happening right now in syria? absolutely. the problem is, and i have to _ syria? absolutely. the problem is, and i have to caution, _ syria? absolutely. the problem is, and i have to caution, it's - syria? absolutely. the problem is, and i have to caution, it'sjust - and i have to caution, it'sjust like in your last episode you talked about georgia which has specific issues but is also part of the larger west versu

and mack, who promised to make restitution, but hundreds of easy and in a dozen european countries were concerned. they would be emptied or close. the french government tax sending a nice caught off. and when sab and french art historian biddicks of want to lead the project, their report sent shock waves to the world because it called for the urgent permanent return of african artifacts. this initiative was meant to forge a new relationship between europe and africa because most semester i didn't go up with this because the people in the support is up to the rest of the tuition planned. believe that initially is like, this will help here. this cause of european colonialism, but many questions remain over the range of the projects, the preparedness of easy and so go ahead with it. and indeed, whether the problem is large, scale return of artifacts will ever happen at all the $52.00 strong see them them both on the emails from each don't they don't. 400. thank you. let me slow face to trace that with you to see basic it controls, it goes up, the load whistles. see if i can fix this. could

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does that have janita mack beulah tuck you'd be a lot, di you have not study. i'm not of amazon. com, all i smoked or your 3 square feet, so it will still be a lot on your the a to you only see it, but it was about the subsequent. michael, the spiritual, the, the so i know the 4 mile got done with the team. subject is that over the needs and the one the most. so i'm a skiff and men is good god, the most. it was a folly mckalters have become from a culture of the stereo survey and forced labor versus deeply heart breaking part of near ways more time just it is important to remember and on the memory of the serbian laborers and they're suffering for certain. i know some other loads, so i'll get stupid, some body and the big dog spectacle. vince meaning this time for the side of the dispute case for his order, so it didn't go double or negative. broomstick golden state is good for to your shading. this will 10 day in some over, lived at the body to it how much i can prove a 16 to connor. so the steep visa 100 talk to me till night the to the amount of time in this

but also the mack to coeconomic labor and inflation concerns.me, we think, is still in play. the macroeconomic drivers though, we think that's going to fade into the background and we're going to see stocks more driven by their individual fortunes than these big mack. >> coeconomic themes. -- macroeconomic themes. charles: we're going to thread that needle? >> yeah, that's our expectation. in large part what you've seen from inflation, and i know prices are higher, but the rate of change from here really has come down with the holdout being housing. charles: right. >> when we're looking at the labor market, of course, there were tons of concerns in late summer, but we've seen a much steadier labor market than a lot of people anticipated, and data suggests we can continue to see that steadier labor market -- charles: really? >> yes. charles: i think powell's concerned about it. we'll find out in the next couple of clean jobs reports. range of outcome. >> right. when we're thinking about the economy, you don't want to just have one world view. you

but you couldn't escape the danger a few months later. gang members of talk to mack, you know, on a way to work with followed is difficult to listen to him. they kidnapped me. they beat me. they know some of my teeth out today. they hit my head with a 9 stick. they demanded $10000.00 us dollars to release me. well, they quoted my family for the money. they kept meeting me. they also rates me no pressure. she says a kidnappers torture to every day. we must so well as other than i fainted a few times to this is a one point title, tied dice, and when they could not be in boston, they show you where they're going to put in for you. i mean, what do the use relative during pay the limits control of an a thrown into a hole, to dine for you for your, for your program with it. it's a large hole about the size of a swimming value that you said we got the signal. so that way you see how many did body soul and that whole, she doesn't know the 2 members that some have the next chapter. some of the um, she also saw people being burnt and nice. her family back to could nip as not to kill her. and afte

. >> and mack, thanks for helping it out with grade six math.. >> you know it. >>> to the nfl, it was monday night football, but billed as the hard bowl tonight in los angeles, jim and john harbaugh on opposite sides the first time since super bowl lii. >> i love my brother and i'd lay down my life for my brother, but i would not let him win a football game. >> jim, the chargers coach, was looking for his first win in three tries against his older brother, about the john has ravens quarterback lamar jackson into the first half deep to rashod bateman, what a catch, gave baltimore the lead, one of three touchdowns for jackson. the ravens beat the chargers 30-23. john stays unbeaten against his little brother. >>> 49er fans have been waiting for this one. line breaker drake greenlaw will practice wednesday, his first since tearing his achille's in the super bowl. the team has 21 days to decide when to add greenlaw to the active roster. as they look to get brock purdy back for the bills game, sara, you see the nfc west, 9ers only a game out of first

work, to try to upgrade the capabilities of the lebanese army and i would say that his—brother—word—mackt was back in 2006. —— hezbollah. this is about hezbollah adhering to the agreement that lebanonjust made, that adhering to the agreement that lebanon just made, that they will move back north of the southern river look county area and everything remaining should be dismantled. that is the agreement and it should be implemented. and if it is implemented. and if it is implemented we can have, not going to have peace between the two countries but we can have stability and security and we can allow people to live in their home safely and worry instead of if a bomb is going to hit my kids school, rather they can think about how to live a more prosperous life regardless which side of the blue line you live on. several of donald trump's cabinet nominees have received bomb threats in what appears to be a hoax. the fbi says it's aware of "numerous bomb threats and "swatting" incidents targeting incoming administration nominees and appointees. "it says it is "working with law enforcement partne

that okay, so what sort of chances i will i'm going to mack will be remembered as, as well as he will be remembered for her open arms migration policy. she will be remembered by critics, she's criticized as someone who was to russia friendly and that by allow it's, that's attack on ukraine to happen in the 1st place here, particularly hub blocking the pos that ukraine so early on in to nato. her response to that is that she prevented an early attack by rush, so she felt that that would have led too much of the attack by letting me put in that in crane would have been even less ready. so over all we get her something up, whatever she did as being without alternative. and that's how she explained most of the policies back in the day. all right, thank you for that. that database chief, political editor, mckayla kristen as i said, show up to date. so we'll have more a world news at the top of the hour coming up next on dw, global us looks at what keeps i will kind of have a good the on paper they have right. but on the streets they are in constant danger. trans women involved which a purc

a mr. mack wrong recognizes today that's larvae. ben p d national hero for all jerry up and one of the 6 leaders of the national liberation front who launched the insurrection of november 1st 1954 was assassinated by french soldiers under the command of general cyrus. a month on the crone has. finally, clarifies the situation 7 t, yes, up to the outbreak, all the or to and ball for independence. now, the president of the republic recognizes france, responsibility for the mother. come, you tied in march in 1950 to 7 at the height of the bottles or 2 at the lobby bed. me. heidi is a symbol of old j risk independence. let's also know that he's one of the 6 founding members of the national energy position front that launch, and i'm to revolt to out of the country. it also issued appropriate admission, calling for a submarine or j reinstate ben. me, hardy was killed in 1957, but also before his that he was captured by the french of power to post who interrogated him on debt on any shaped eve. now point is that high res, so now is that be

your mom was on the list, so we're all watching the clock has to be done and you know, grabs a big mack on the way up the street into the oval office. and, you know, how is he going to do it? nobody seems to know is he gonna, you know, release the cocaine files on the knack of your is he gonna just cut off the caution at the rush is not the crap out of them. we don't know, but one thing is for sure. yeah, it's a big promise and it's a problem is that you buy people like policy gilbert or f k as the vic, russian. i mean these guys who are involved in his campaign, they've all been very, very empty. the ukraine more so watched the space president zelinski called me and we had a good talk. and i said, we gotta get this, we're over there. this is war machine. you're facing a war machine. that's what they do is a fight wars immediately, or they beat napoleon to fighting a war. but we're really going to have a look at what from promise the last time you got into power. what did he deliver? what did he failed to? do you right. so what did he do that he promised to do? give me a, give me a head

. >> mechanic, on monday i was honored to join president mack rp to mark arm usties day in paris. we paid tribute to the fallen of the first world war and all subs again conflicts who made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we enjoy today. i also attended the summit that was on british energy security and the jobs of the future that should be with these shore, central issues of concern to people in this country. it is also islamaphobia awareness month and i reconfirm our commitment to stand against racism in all its forms. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. in the two weeks since the budget i've been contacted by federal g.p. and my constituencies including my own, i should say, with the yen union fears that the impact of the changes to national insurance employers contribution will strengthen their ability to continue to offer the public the health standard they do at the moment. they are far from the oonly o

and mack, who wants to get his focus. so you could get a get some, get some street funding in mecca either on sunday or monday night shall seem directly across the ria possibly. then by friday evening accounts i already light ones. i think it on the occasional heavy stuff. it is the newest sunshine otherwise, and the seasonal rains in africa are focusing probably north in times in the bits of the sea and across to gal bomb. there are few shares, possibly for somalia, and feel free to give you the a brush or a taxi of crane with a new types of stomach mississauga west. the latest st. mark's a dangerous new phase in the world. the kremlin says that follows the decision by the white house to let you crane find us massage russian territory. so what could happen next? this is inside the hello welcome to the program. and the next me, this week, new more powerful weapons are being used by russia.

. >> mechanic, on monday i was honored to join president mack rp to mark arm usties day in paris. we paid tribute to the fallen of the first world war and all subs again conflicts who made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we enjoy today. i also attended the summit that was on british energy security and the jobs of the future that should be with these shore, central issues of concern to people in this country. it is also islamaphobia awareness month and i reconfirm our commitment to stand against racism in all its forms. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. in the two weeks since the budget i've been contacted by federal g.p. and my constituencies including my own, i should say, with the yen union fears that the impact of the changes to national insurance employers contribution will strengthen their ability to continue to offer the public the health standard they do at the moment. they are far from the oonly o

so stopped because i realized i had to go with the cost of my boss and mack, top buses, dean time. and i think i had a little just felt right, was to close that chapter of my life if we just move on a vision to the real value in the opposite reason. and just sort of assuming that the item that i thought i'd just leave the search find, i didn't really want us to go to entire skin until i turned in my mind to the therapy was something only crazy. people have to tell them it's and. and when i was a message with a shot, i was immediately assigned to therapy. i was going to kicked off now and i soon became a great desire for the session cause i tried to co operate as luck buffers. tell people come up and how for example, i always write down everything that we discussed on thursday. so if you so much so that i wouldn't forget to, especially i kept thinking about this again, right here in about general 5. that's when i wrote an incredible amount in my diary during that time. that side and then i would say it's good for adults and yeah, it has little tough here therapy. so i've been a big

here's the french president, emanuel mack cool. congratulations, president donald trump. ready to work together as we were able to do for for years . with your convictions and with mine, with respect and ambition for more peace and prosperity, a. l correspondent terry schultz is in brussels. even though you are being leaders have congratulated trump. i asked her if they are split about their support for him . they definitely are. and there would be a significant difference in the amount of genuine warmth between the 2 messages you just read and certainly from victor or bon, he truly has a friendship with donald trump. they've each mentioned to each other continuously since trump announced that he'd be running for president. so that i would say is really a friendship. on the other hand, meters like a manual quote and most other european leaders have a decent working relationship with donald trump. but issuing these messages, as a matter of protocol, they're all going to do it. they all are worried about their countries of bilateral relationship with the united states. let'

it's a good sign when the establishment freaks out at people like chelsea, gabbert bobby kennedy. mack gates at their appointments. right. that's, it's the, it's the appointments when the establishment doesn't make a rug as those are the ones you need to worry about. so i hear what you're saying. i have that. does donald trump know that are uh, you know, our imperialist policies is what actually leads to immigration? so it what we just have a thing during the campaign where there's a $20000.00 haitian immigrants into a town in ohio, which is right in this, you know, central america, midwest, america in the town of like 50000 people. 20000 asian immigrants came in there and they took a took over a lot of their menu, factoring jobs. and j. d bands. and donald trump spoke on this, extensively about the problems that this caused. but what they didn't do was talk about what caused those haitians to be so desperate to leave their own country to come to the united states and take those manufacturing jobs. right. so they used to be, we would out source those jobs to places like katie. now we'r

i want to thank brian mack and the fort plain museum and historic site and their group for inviting mee to speak at the conference this year. this is my second visit to new york state this year. in february i was invited to speak at different venues by the westchester county 250 revolutionary consort yum group and i had a wonderful time there, and i have been having a wonderful time here with you all. i'm here to talk about my book and my research, and a lot of that is based on my family history. my book is part family history, it is part micro history. micro history is when you focus on a person or an event or a community or a location on a small level to tell a bigger story about historical forces or events. most family historians and micro historians start out on their research trying to answer questions or mysteries about a certain ancestor or a certain aspect of history. i was born and raised in toledo, ohio, so was my father. my mother, however, was born and raised in lynn, massachusetts. her father was born and raised in nova scotia, canada. when i first started my research as a

crowd mack >> greg: you are in such trouble. >> i'm not talking about my wife! it was a mistake cat it would be in past tense. all of the ex-girlfriends. >> greg: there you go, very good. emily? >> i impulsively bought a dog in college because i was bored and chemistry class and it was a mistake but now he is the love of my life. but also travel too much. but he's amazing. >> greg: that's what happens. all right, walter. best mistake you have ever made? >> easy, going on redeye. way back when i was just on twitter, i was a lonely novelist, no one knew who i was, no one saw my tan except my wife. and greg gets in touch with me via twitter and he said i think you are weird like me, can you come on my show that is on fox news at 3:00 a.m. and nobody watches? so i came to new york and i did it and i did it again and now i don't care about writing novels. i mean, it's half true. anyway, it was. best mistake i ever made. i made friends with all of you guys. >> and then you had phone sex with him afterwards. we've we got a date, baby! >> greg: i think we have time for

and when did nation meant with mack cpr newest to organizations supports and may be in consistencies which are partially financed by hunting habits . situation in finland, italy. and now it's back in germany. we don't understand why that's why jim in decision make us will make decisions on our behalf. we are really puzzled by that. to be honest. so here it's a simple question of a quality and respect. if it's a problem, let's fix it to give a, let's fix it together. you cannot just bend things and you don't get us out of tentative. if conservation cannot put bread on people's table, then we might also as well forget about conservation an unusual encounter in south africa. hunting critic, adam cruz was about to meet hunting, organize a carlo angle past. so i'm interested in seeing how he is contributing to conservation. uh, with the trophy hunting yeah, we'll call a single break in safari. it's the 1st time the to have spoken. it's been not an argument saying that you're taking off the trophy, you taking out the base jeans off. that's b c. so a lot of cases it will be the case happeni

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mike tyson the baddest man on the planet listening to youtuber mack with bad hair.n we all know listening to some pasty, white, bad hair youtuber. we can't be mike tyson and be the baddest man if he does. eight rounds, two minute rounds as opposed to 50 matt mike rounds, three minute rounds and that favors the older guy. a lot of people think take over six and a half but betting market says jake paul will win and late money came in about plus 160. i don't care, i'm taking tyson because in my world the, your is the baddest man walking. >> todd: there is no game called jake paul punch out. there is a game called mike tyson punch out we grew up playing and thank you for turning to paul mcafee. and i'm excited to deal with the producers when i have to do with your comment later. democrats in the media stressing out or if a junior nominated as hhs secretary. this is serious. listen. i will say rfk, jr. is a conspiracy this. >> i have great concerns for someone who has shown complete disregard for public health. >> it is not up on the entire medical public health committe

and just to get ahead for a second, they go to join this man, mack maximillian, the first. how many people have heard of maximilian? actually, pretty important figure. and the fact it's a very learned audience. most americans have no idea who maximilian is, and it shows how little we study mexico. our neighbor to the south. so maximilian was a nephew. a distant cousin. really? of napoleon bonaparte. he also was related to the hapsburg family, and he was chosen by napoleon's nephew. the more direct nephew, louis napoleon, who had been elected in france in 1848 and then made himself a dictator in 1851. he had been chosen by louis napoleon to be the new emperor of mexico. now, how on earth does mexico get to determine who the mayor. the mayor, the emperor in mexico is? well, mexico was indebted to france. it was indebted to spain. it was indebted to great britain. all three sent military forces to mexico at about the time of our civil war to collect their debt. so that's what you did in the 19th century. you actually sent your forces over to raid the custom house and take mone

ever since mack simon and mack schuster got into a car and drove themselves to princeton and convincingnonymous writer at time magazine, my office mate and college friend evan thomas and i said hey, let's write a book. it wasn't t hey, let's put on a play. i've been covering the reagan campaign, and i notice that when you went to rallies, you got the pamphlets from people about the establishment. >> woe isn't a few days in a tacky group house in ann arbor and that charge that most people would have dismissed as a book idea. a group biography of six very well known statesmen who take cold war. was to create and buildup special genera in american letters. going for thehe book and it hels it report like journalism and written like cinematic novels. walter and other authors would know she would hate that we are doing this most disturbing advantage and i think we really >> we had an adams morgan in a latin going in writing and that is write what you know best. >> you have no choice and must write about yourselves and it was necessity and it was her insistence. there was no flexibility and no

obama bros only losing threu in the swing states.p, apparently that is doing better than that guy mackstep, it is the media's fault. being up against and narrative we were not doing anything or dafraid have interviews is completely [bleep] we would do an interview and the questions were small, processes and about --list >> dumb, dumb.orta >> they were not in forming folder to try to listen to learn more or understand. that does a disservice to voters. >> laura: the mainstream media was totally in the tank foro kamala. >> this is the thanks i get for the gimmick from the campaign and why didn't they do more? had the harris staff moving on to bargaining. family had more time to call trump hitler appeared. >> at the end of the day, we had to raise people's concern and th tere threat level of the tru second term. we did a lot of that. we just didn't get it to the extent we needed to to win. >> laura: my question is will he be hired for the next campaign, writing the glory ofee obama?d th one. finely, depression.an >> so, wd e lost and that really sucks. became really close. obviously, we b

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russian territory and putin comes back with a missile that no one knew about and deeper and faster and mack lord knows it could at some point have a nuclear tip on it. what does biden think he's doing here? >> escalating this war because when trump takes office, it'll be deescalated in a hurry. zelensky wilsomething bigger thd grander than this, and which by -- biden waited three years to do this. where was this three years ago, for example? >> right. first of all, biden has been wrong on every foreign policy stance since he's been in the white house. think abouis is also something,i question should also be to the service chiefs and to lloyd austin and to his advisers. who thought this? we had developments on the russian developments of hypersonics and more and going up against putins and his desires and he'll strike back at expense of his own people. you don't escalate unless you're frankly incompetent and say to the service chiefs and pentagon and lloyd austin, what are you doing because biden has always been incompetent on foreign policy. larry: i'll tell you, you know, i want pete hegse

>> let's take mack weldin, allbird, now seeing brands like sephora, brands that had never been in the in front of a customer they may not ever see in any of their other channels. >> how's the customer mix changing, if it is at all, or the customers you're targeting changing. >> we're going after a much younger consumer. the younger consumer has proven they like to shop brick and mortar. and we want to make sure they know we're there. and the best way we do that is by just how we communicate with them, digital communication, a lot of tiktok, you know, the big thing on tiktok is, you know, your haul and a lot of folks like to go into the store. these kids, they buy a bunch of stuff and open it up on tiktok and show their friends the things they bought. more importantly, they tell them the brands they bought, where they bought them, and the shopping center that they shopped in. >> coming off a great third quarter beginning of the month, you talked about focussing on diversifying the tenant mix and peripheral land. speak to that. >> we have a lot of opportunity to bring a customer -- look