gave up until muster thought he spotted him again. >> i make a u-turn. >> muster called pd who made. a relief for him and also neighboring businesses. >> i'm thrilled that somebody was caught. the more that, the better. it's a common problem for all of us. >> we reached out to campbell pd, who said the suspect lives in campbell. he was cited and released, expected to appear in court, where they say the santa clara county da may combine the dine and dash cases in both campbell and san jose for steeper penalties. muster hopes the arrest serves as a lesson to the suspect and others. >> because it is harming small businesses, it's harming all of our employees. and there's security issues with all of this in general. so, you know, we just hope that no one wants to steal from others. >> in campbell, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> more than a month after this massive fire at the martinez refining company, we're learning more about how it started. in a new report to health officials, the refinery says two workers opened equipment for planned maintenance back on february 1st. that's when h

gave up until muster thought he spotted him again. >> i make a u-turn. >> muster called pd who made an arrest. a relief for him and also neighboring businesses. >> i'm thrilled that somebody was caught. the more that, the better. it's a common problem for all of us. >> we reached out to campbell pd, who said the suspect lives in campbell. he was cited and released, expected to appear in court, where they say the santa clara county da may combine the dine and dash cases in both campbell and san jose for steeper penalties. muster hopes the arrest serves as a lesson to the suspect and others. >> because it is harming small businesses, it's harming all of our employees. and there's security issues with all of this in general. so, you know, we just hope that no one wants to steal from others. >> in campbell, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> more than a month after this massive fire at the martinez refining company, we're learning more about how it started. in a new report to health officials, the refinery says two workers opened equipment for planned maintenance back on february 1st. tha

gave up until muster thought he spotted him again. >> and i make a u-turn. >> muster called pd who maderelief for him and also neighboring businesses. >> i'm thrilled that somebody was caught. the more that, the better. it's a common problem for all of us. >> we reached out to campbell pd, who said the suspect lives in campbell. he was cited and released, expected to appear in court, where they say the santa clara county da may combine the dine and dash cases in both campbell and san jose for steeper penalties. muster hopes the arrest serves as a lesson to the suspect and others. >> because it is harming small businesses, it's harming all of our employees. and there's security issues with all of this in general. so, you know, we just hope that no one wants to steal from others. >> in campbell, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> new details on a crash in oakland that left a car nearly split in half after it slammed into a traffic light pole monday morning. the driver somehowonday survived this wreck at 54th avenue and international boulevard. yesterday, the police chief announced the depar

and now the ceo of sushi confidential, randi muster or says that he's been caught. it was about $1000 he was able to repeatedly done and actually get away from him. those restaurants in san jose and campbell and miybe even some other locations as well. but employees at the campbell restaurant. we're on the lookout on sunday and they spotted him. he was doing his usual routine because they've seen him do this before we hear eat and then just nonchalantly, i guess, sneak away and take off well muster or spotted the car and another restaurant. and then according to an instagram post muster said that the crook was caught suspect was arrested. >> all right. take a look at this. a brawl breaking out at an east bay eyeglasses store in the city center mall in san ramon. video showing staff here fighting off a group of robbers. kron four's. lindsey ford spoke to the owner about this whole thing. >> we're a place that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice. >> tess lane with not one, but with 2

and as he snuck off and took off muster, then spotted the guy's car and another restaurant.they called the police and he was arrested. the chp is investigating a shooting on 8.80, in oakland. it happened just north of 66 street. >> and that's where there was a car fired on another car at that driver knows to 30. i'm sorry, 10:30am, in the morning yesterday. this is video from the citizen app and it shows you the area as they blocked it off the highway entrance. there at 5th and oak streets. an investigator luckily nobody was hurt. >> will the alameda county sheriff's office needs your help right now finding this missing person. take a good look. investigators say 31 year-old garcia has been missing since tuesday. she's from moreno valley and is visiting family in hayward. she was supposed to drive home with a family member, but police say she indicated she was going to san francisco that night. that was the last time they saw her. she's described as standing 5 feet, 4 inches tall. she's considered at risk due to mental health issues and having prescription medication. if you

according to randi muster. the who is the ceo of sushi confidential in san jose, a man has seen almost $1000 with the food at his san jose and campbell restaurants. and it's not paid for it. employees at the campbell restaurant are on the lookout for this dine-in dasher on sunday and the suspects, a suspect they are saying did his usual routine. he tried to sneak out and then took off but muster spotted the suspect's car at another restaurant. and according to an instagram post, he says other restaurants are telling him they were targeted as well. and police have arrested a suspect. take a look at this. a brawl at an east bay eyeglass store in the city center mall in san ramon video showing staff fighting off a group of robbers. kron four's. lindsey ford spoke to the owner about this wild scene. >> can be replaced. that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice. >> tess lane with not one, but with 2 suspected thieves. the video from

. >> leaving without paying well, he's been caught in san jose, according to randi muster or who's the ceo of confidential in san jose. this guy has gotten away up to now with stealing about $1000 worth of meals at both of his restaurants in san jose. any other restaurant in campbell employees at the campbell restaurant, though, because it happened enough. they were on the lookout and they saw the guy on sunday and he did the usual paid, took off and then muster or spotted the vehicle at another restaurant. and apparently the police were called and they were able to arrest the dine-in dasher. >> to the east bay, lafayette, police are warning about a scam targeting chinese and chinese americans who speak mandarin. so police say the people being targeted are receiving calls from somebody speaking mandarin claiming to be a member of the chinesec police. the scammer then goes on to tell the victim that they or a close family member is going to be arrested if they don't wire all their money to the scammer. lafayette police want to remind people that chinese police cannot come onto u.s. soil

we have to muster success on other issues as well the executive branch, legislature and i look forward to working with you, the legislature and the public defense in a timely and cost-efficient way. my administration obligation for outcomes treatment for families. legislatures are well into this. i look forward to working with you to translate what you want for years to come. [applause] and like to close with thoughts of putting hoping to practice and i tend to think it's a fundamental belief the future will be better. the confidence in a greater for tomorrow. for many of you. reporter: athletes and handed three times to the colleague. while we miss our mark what i learned was, practice harder, you will get to the finish line good things will happen when stay the course. the choices we make as leaders will have a ripple effect. the good choices will yield health, prosperity. we don't always agree on the choices but i encourage each one of us to rise above the politics and see the path forward with one voice. improve the everyday lives in every part of the state. to move forward togethe

parts to untangle, the words, the rhetoric, the question of the money and the guns in the ammo, musteringill be talked about, loosening fiscal rules will happen. repurchasing funds and joint debt, rearmament bank concept, establishing a new european bank in order to pay for this but you need u.s. support to continue operating and then with guarantees how willing our europeans to put troops in ukraine and will they just observe the conditions for return fire? these are the questions for the europeans that they don't have an answer for. i spoke to the norwegian prime minister because norway is not the eu. >> europe cannot complain, we have to argue with substance and speak more. it is eu, u.k., norway, turkey. guest: a large coalition involving turkeys military and what role they can play. norway will hit 2.16% of gdp on defense and they share a border with russia. i said is it time to take the money into defense, that's not over doing. is it time to think about investing, the geostrategic arm, build out defense, no, they don't want to. there is strong rhetoric but they will have to do thin

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i just want to follow up and if zelenskyy won't muster an apology, there's no deal, can you bring uses up-to-date on that and what you're saying to the media? >> sure, larry. it's great to join you on your program. president trump was asked this momentings ago in the roosevelt room and reiterated he want as deal and wants to see president zelenskyy express gratitude for the united states of america and hard working american taxpayers who have been footing the bill in the nation and national security and defense and you laid it out perfectly in your riff and last friday president zelenskyy moments from signing that and instead he put the cart ahead of the horse and bit the hand that is feeding him. the united states and theed american people are tired of footing the bill for this war and president trump wants to negotiate a deal and unfortunately it appears that president zelenskyy is not willing to do that just yet. larry: well, you put it right and thank you for helping us with the riff. we're going to talk more about it over the course of the show. it's a very bad state of affairs. i

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the cutting of these programs that are indefensible to people charged with defending it cannot muster a defense speaks for itself. we don't have to agitate on behalf of this stuff. >> bill: thank you both. president trump getting ready to make his first address to congress in his second term. fox news brings you live coverage of that address before congress. our coverage starts at 9:00 eastern time only right here on the fox news channel. check it out. dana. >> dana: multiple wildfires prompting a state of emergency in south carolina. the latest on efforts to contain them. >> bill: federal judge ruling against president trump in his fight to fire a top government watchdog. will the supreme court weigh in? well get to that question. >> dana: a judge striking down an arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to vote. andy mccarthy is here to weigh in. >> the key provisions of this bill we want to make sure that only citizens are voting in our elections. this is an issue that our citizens overwhelmingly support. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. t

but they finally caught him after a he went to a restaurant in san jose, manager and the ceo randi musterof sushi confidential in san jose says that sky has cost of about $1000 in dine and dash at both. the san jose and the campbell restaurant locations, employees at the campbell restaurant were on the lookout, though, because this has happened repeatedly, right? so on sunday he did his usual thing went into the restaurant 8 and then took off. but they spotted his car and another restaurant and the they were able to catch up with him and arrest him. >> well, a new resolution passed by the san francisco board of supervisors aims to encourage the transformation of commercial buildings into housing supervisors approved the resolution last night that will remove some of the fees and application deadlines for certain downtown spaces that are being converted from non residential into residential use. mayor daniel lurie sponsored the resolution city leaders say, say, have a goal of building 82,000 new homes by 2031. >> 7.38 right now. and if you love croissants and you say it right, james salts,

i busted after already stealing a lot of meals out of a restaurant in san jose, randi muster or ceo ofshi confidential in san jose says that the sky has got away with about $1000 worth of meals from his san jose and campbell restaurant locations. employees at the campbell restaurant were on the lookout. in fact, for him on sunday. and apparently he did his usual, which is eat and then tries to take off. the ceo actually spotted the car at another restaurant. and then if you look at the instagram post, what he says is that other restaurants say that they were targeted by the same guy as well. now that the well-fed dine-in dash guy has been arrested. >> all right. take a look at this brawl at an east bay glasses store. so this video shows staff fighting off a group of robbers at the high end city center at bishop ranch. this is in san ramon kron four's. let's for lindsey ford, i should say, spoke to the owner about this wild scene. stuff can be replaced. that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. >> shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice. >> te

we will muster on once more into the breach dear friend.zes representative munoz. >> for the record i like to submit this letter saying test bar funding was actually resumed. i know there's been a lot of push saying the admin had cut it. we have come to find out the agency has operated in aerobic capacity and absolutely broke the trust of the american people and not been transparent about where the taxpayer dollars are going. being a member of oversight and on the committee i wanted to verify and see if he was telling the truth which much to my disappointment he was. i say that because i'm disappointed that our taxpayer dollars are funding some of these items. to put into perspective, in 2021 special operations command under mark millie as chairman of the joint she put out an instruction manual vision for 2021 and beyond. that contained instructions and examples on how the military could work with state department and teleservices and usaid using race riots, here's an example of some of the instruction manuals. they advocated for setting up

meets rogers clk clerk manages to raise troops of over 2000 men they create the own uniforms they musterthey train there are reports that e iron iron forges in kentucky are burning brighter smelting cannons for the invasion they build whole flotilla of boats that are tasked with traveling down the mississippi for the invasion. they have plans. everybody is talking about it and everything looks like launch is going to happen in the spring. 1793 or four. but then the spanish catch wind. what's happening they're able to keep this largely just in kentucky. it's pretty remarkable, but there's a spanish spy who's part of this and leaks this information to the spanish ambassador stationed in philadelphia. that's ambassador immediately to. yes, i hear the jefferson the secretary of state is not here to tell about plot. jefferson says, oh, my he reports it to washington says. you don't know what you can't believe what's happening out west and jefferson, all these star letters to the governor that got to tamp this down. it creates huge crisis for washington, a crisis in his presidency that isn't w

and we have to muster every amount of energy we have.k and to defend our conception of what we want, of the kind of world we want to live in. they are fighting for their world. they are fighting for their conception of america. what is our idea of america? what is what? what matters? what motivates our understanding of what democracy is our obligation to each other. what are we fighting for? not who are we fighting against? what are we fighting for? and let's make that clear as we move forward in the coming days. >> that's a great last word, eddie. molly. denver. thank you. we will have a congresswoman, one of the ones that walked out last night on the show a little later. so people stay tuned. but up next, the repercussions of donald trump's tariff war, with him literally admitting last night that it will bring, quote, a little disturbance to americans. we are going to dive into just how big that into just how big that disturbance could be next. oh don't forget dinner with my boss. ah great. our new ultimate adhesive will save the day.

there may be things the white house does that pass muster in the future?st this big one and he lost it with roberts even as he thanked him last night, which adds a little bit of the intrigue. john flannery, our lead off guest tonight on the big topic. thank you so much on the big story. by the end of the hour, we have a fact check for rfk. thank you john. i'm also watching how these must cuts are affecting real people. so we're going to listen to one. we're going to hear from an ousted veteran speaking back to us. that's tonight live on the beat and why trump is on defense as and why trump is on defense as the markets slump. -what've you got there, larry? -time machine. you gonna go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. -can i come? -only room for one. how am i getting home? sittin' on my lap like last time, ronald. fine, but i'm bringing this. [ whirring ] alright. or...you could try one of these savings options. the right mone

vietnam, they are on the front lines and i think we need to work very closely but we also need to muster our economic forces around the world and unleash our private sector. for too long, i alluded to this in the statement, the united states is not realized the important of economics in foreign policy and commercial practices, china has been engaged in some degree of coercive investment in certain countries. we've seen that in sri lanka and other parts of the world but in other parts of the world, they are out hustling us. our private sector is not there on the ground coordinating with the us government and if confirmed by would love to work with the private sector. when i was in mexico the chinese ambassador could go to a state and promise investments because they have state owned companies. if i were to go to a state and they talk to me about their investment needs and resources, i have to go to the private sector. i can't tell them what we are going to do. i think it is critical to unleash the incredible and unmatched american private sector to help promote our national interests in d

if we want to say growth in europe is langi they don't have the muster. for the domain i look at that would be an extraordinary outcome for us as we look at hue we're going to compete with china over the long run. >> i think we have to cut there before we get depressing again. we'll stop there. thank you very much for the lively discussion. [applause] we have our excellent members from the nab policy survey. if you are not a member you can join and enjoy the policy survey. emily will be moderating the next session. take it away, emily. thank you for sticking around. you don't get the drinks any faster whether you listen to us or not. i recommend listening. we have two very well-informed speakers, members of our policy survey committee this afternoon. we have to my left sarah wolf, senior economist and strategist at morgan stanley wealth management. and courtney shoope with macropolicy perspectives. we will talk a little bit about the results and also look to get feedback from you all in terms of what you are thinking, your questions and comments about the

but to say that we can't share any of it and we're using all of it is just not -- that doesn't pass muster. sen. kim: i think you're right. that precision is incredibly important when it comes to these decisions. mr. clark, i ask you the same question. what are your thoughts about us and this committee dive in deeper in a classified way? mr. clark: yes, sir. i think that's absolutely what needs to happen. to get down to that level of precision, what do the systems do, what frequencies do they operate at, what's the operational -- what's the purpose of the system and how does it work in the war fight? and then how can it operate differently if we were to try to make it more agile in the spectrum? so a lot of these systems, they need a band of spectrum that's available. so they can jump around and avoid enemy detection or avoid enemy jamming. in some cases these systems are not efficient because they have to have more spectrum made available to them so they can do this kind of anti-jam function. but that means they're not using the frequency continuously. so if you had spectrum sharing schem

we need to i think, muster our economic forces around the world and really unleash our private sector. i think for too long, honestly and i alluded to this in my statement. the united states has not retail recognized the importance of economic in foreign policy. >> china has been engaged in coercive investment. they are out hustling us. our private sector is not out there on the ground. if i am confirmed i would like to work with the private sector. when i was in mexico the chinese ambassador could go to a state and promise. if i were to go to a state and talk about the investment needs and resources i have to go to the private sector. i think it's critical to unleash the american private sector to help promote our national interest in developing some of these countries. and frankly obviously in a way that it produces well for them too. >> mr. whitaker you come in to take over this job at nato in a particularly sensitive time. as i said in my opening statement and i think you said also, the fact that we're going to require the european friends and allies to step up this is the most su

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