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rodney: of the above. i don't think there is a particular resolution.p 47 is not helping things. but i think also, reforming the justice system and of the police departments as well. we need to re-examine how we are going to run our cities. san francisco is a great city. san jose is a great city. sacramento, los angeles. we want to make sure california remains a safe state. because many of these laws are statewide, not local. but san francisco, i know that we can do better. the residents of san francisco know that we can do better. . this is a world-class city in all aspects, including law enforcement. kristen: there is a regional task force that has been formed to deal with this, the retail theft. can you shed some light on how it will work? rodney: i am not sure of the results, but i know that in the last few weeks, one supervisor has reached out to many folks in the hospitality and tourism world to try to partake in how we can try to thwart retail theft. it has not been the primary reason that nurses have closed, but it has certainly given -- that bu

host: rodney, thanks for sharing your story. mike lillis, rodney was talking about another stimulus check would something that could help him. is that something that's being debated right now or offered? guest: it's not part of the most recent package. there have been two rounds of stimulus over the last year and a half. most recently in the bill that passed in march. but that's kind of the last we heard of the direct stimulus. you know, rodney is voicing concerns that we're hearing quite often, including the call before him. and there are a ton of bills up on capitol hill to expand social security, to expand medicare, to lower the age of medicare, to make the benefits more generous. as i mentioned, some of those are included in build back better. there are home care provisions in build back better. for the most part, expanding entitlements is a very controversial idea because then you get cries of -- that it's socialized medicine, it's socialism, that it's government overreach, that it's too expensive. you often hear medicare a

so this case was entirely different than rodney king. and i do think, as paul has said, times are different. when you look at the fact pattern, i thought this jury was more than willing to do that and they didn't buy into the whole damning and shaming of mr. arbery as they did in the rodney king case. so our times have changed in that sense. the rodney king case along with the last 30 years is an example that progress has been made in many of these cases. many more cases are being prosecuted now than ever before. some have good results, some have not. notwithstanding, progress has been made at least in the long term in terms of bringing charges on a black man who is beaten by police officers. >> joining us, executive director of the aclu in louisiana. what impact do you think this verdict will have? >> i think this verdict sends a clear symbol that our criminal justice system still has the power to vindicate the rights of all citizens and that mr. arbery was a beautiful black man who was simply attempting to enjoy the rights that all of

rodney scott who served as the u.s. border patrol and federal law enforcement agent for over 29 years, in career nonpartisan positions. during his career, mr. scott earned positions of deputy executive director of cbp's office of antiterrorism. the office of incident management and operations coordination, the patrol agent in charge of the brown field station, and the chief patrol agent in the san diego secretary. he was named chief of u.s. border patrol in february of 2020 where he led the office until his retirement until august of 2021. mr. scott. >> i'm going to echo some of mr. morgan's comments. thank you for this opportunity. thank you for the time and highlighting to important issue today. thank you for reading my letter. i'm here today to bring attention to the irresponsible and reckless policies that being implemented by the current administration. i also want to address some of the inaccurate statements that are being made, and you brought one of them. the border is not secure and the border is clearly less s

listen to this. >> i'm here representing rodney bryant and i'm going to defend my client to the best of my ability and i don't care whether the people in the cheap seats like it or not. >> all right. your reaction, mark, from the cheap seats. >> i'm so astounded and troubled and worried by all of the presentation particularly from this one attorney from the shocking comment to the jackson comment to reverend jackson to black pastors generally and he was the one also who said that this trial, the daring to put these three men on trial is like a 2021 lynching a term that should never be used in a courtroom anymore unless you're acknowledging what happened 50 years ago and codoubles down on that. i find this disturbing and a closing argument we're speaking about and the comment made by the female attorney. i'd like to see these are dog whistles but sound like bull horns directly to the 11 white jurors. >> you know, we have that actual comment. i want to play that, mark, to bring that at the forefront again as much as i hate having heard it the first time, it's important for people to un

host: to rodney out of florida, ev owner. caller: good morning. host: go ahead.r: i've owned a model three for about a year now. it is a great vehicle. i don't think people understand electric vehicles are a little different than gas. first of all, i never fill it up all the way. i'm just driving a little bit tomorrow or the next day. i keep the battery between 20% and 80%. it doesn't take hours of waiting. it takes about five seconds, then you go do what you are doing, come back three or four hours later, it has a great charge. personally it takes seconds to charge it. the vehicle takes longer. when i go on long trips around florida, i fill it up to about 90% and stop every hour and a half, and it's not a problem at all on long vehicle trips. guest: rodney, i'm glad you mentioned that. we briefly talked about it earlier in the program. there is a huge opportunity here for folks, and i think part of it is a mindset shift. right now, we have just been accustomed for over a century to say i'm low on gas, i need to do some thing about it. instead with charging, we w

thank you, rodney. thank you for hosting us. it is a pleasure to be here. we look forward to continuing our engagement partnership here in san francisco. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming today. don't forget to shop local with us this season. thank you so much. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you, eric. eric owns ei home. thank mcgill and master card for providing resources to advertise shop and dine in the 49 to remind people to shop locally. usually on black friday the day after christmas most of the time -- hello -- i am first one at the door at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. i decided i am not going to do that because i am going to make sure i am able to get up on friday and go out in the neighborhoods and become a new plant mom since this pandemic. i will be shopping for plants at various locations and shopping for gifts and toys. toys are hard to find. i am hopeful to get some toys and other great things all over san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here. i think santa's elfs are passing out bags. fill those wit

here now is border patrol chief rodney scott. welcome, chief.undreds of thousands of kids from foster care who were separated from their parents because their parents broke the law and they are also traumatized. how is the trauma from a child who is separated because their parent broke the laugh crossing our border any more traumatic? why do they get this windfall? what is going on here? >> this is ludicrous, anybody can file a lawsuit. there is no reason the federal government should be settling this lawsuit. it's exactly what you said. there was no separation policy. it was a prosecution policy. people broke the law, they were prosecuted and they don't get to take their kids to jail with them. what's going to happen next? people with duis they get paid as well? >> rachel: yeah, i mean we have seen these images by the way, rodney, of people throwing their, you know, the cartels throwing little kids over of the walls. we have seen kids abandoned in the dessert. it's been horrific to see. others are caught in sex trafficking. i'm just worried tha

for lunch meet me at rodney scott barbecue.do you have me here. >> rodney scott barbecue is one of the most famous place for barbecue in all of south carolina. won more awards than you can shake a stick at. >> good to be here. rodney, heard a lot about you, brian kilmeade. >> nice to me meet you. brian: what is it about your hometown loves. >> consistency, the food, it's everything. brian bruin so i noticed as you walk, in everyone is talking, right? >> yeah. >> brian: are you okay with that. >> i am. it's kind of a blessing, right? i feel like i'm a vehicle for the great ideas of my constituents to help me make our nation better. brian: does it help that you were in business? does it helped that you worked at 13 years old. >> 13 years i started working at a gas station checking oil and pumping gas back in the day when someone else pumped the gas for you. i worked movie theater. sold vacuum cleaners door to door. prepared me for a future that i could not see. he saw something in me and he knew something about the life that i co

. >> for rodney scott, can you shed more light on why you left your post and what your concerns are for the border patrol agents that work alongside that are working on the front lines. >> what is referred to as a three our executive position in the government you can be moved at any time so i was offered another position but i have 29 years of service and i've been eligible to retire for a while to be completely transparent. because i've been outspoken internally about the impacts of some form of the policies i've pushed back consistently on inaccurate statements about the border being secure and more people being deported then actually released on different issues like that so i would like to retire so i can speak out. i'm very concerned with those that are left behind and what, i mean, by left behind is i do believe, to kind of back up the statements this administration has walked away from the border security and left the personnel and customs and border protection. as they soar by oath to do than they are facing the wrath of the current administration. the horse patrol issue in del

rodney scott. during his career at border patrol, he was part of the office of the director's office of incident management. the patrol agent in clark of the ground field station, and the chief patrol saegt in the attention tech tor. mr. scott? >> i'm going to echo some of the comments and thank you for the important issue today. i'm here today to bring attention to the irresponsible and reck less policies despite being advised otherwise. i also want to address some of the increate statement that's are being made and you brought one of them up, the border is not secure, it is clearly less secure today than it was in january of 2021. further, i want to highlight it is directly related to the policy decision being made. border security as mentioned is much broader and bigger than immigration. immigration is sub a sub component of that opinion i think it is important for people to understand that it is just like your home if is exactly like your home. if we don't know who and what is in our home we do

thank you, rodney. thank you for hosting us. it is a pleasure to be here. we look forward to continuing our engagement partnership here in san francisco. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming today. don't forget to shop local with us this season. thank you so much. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you, eric. eric owns ei home. thank mcgill and master card for providing resources to advertise shop and dine in the 49 to remind people to shop locally. usually on black friday the day after christmas most of the time -- hello -- i am first one at the door at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. i decided i am not going to do that because i am going to make sure i am able to get up on friday and go out in the neighborhoods and become a new plant mom since this pandemic. i will be shopping for plants at various locations and shopping for gifts and toys. toys are hard to find. i am hopeful to get some toys and other great things all over san francisco. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here. i think santa's elfs are passing out bags. fill those wit

i want to thank so many people who are joining us today including rodney fong and helping bring businesses together. kevin carol from the hotel council, thank you so much and i want to see those hotels packed with people who are coming to the city. i'm fighting to get all these conventions and other activities and things here, but we know there's so much more work to do. i want to thank our deputy chief and david lizard. so many people working collaboratively together in order to ensure that this city is open for business, it's thriving and we're taking good care of one another like we did throughout this pandemic. thank you all for coming out here today. [ applause ] i always forget my job. and i also want to introduce this supervisor that we have been working hand in hand dealing with so many of the challenges that this community faces, but also we take a moment to. yerba buena as a whole. and we want to keep it that way and the supervisor who represents this community. supervisor matt haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you mayor breed and for your entire team. one thing we all know about

isn't it time, isn't it time, ladies and gentlemen, that we send rodney brian home?rter: the growing protests outside the court threatened the proceedings. the presence of demonstrators with guns had brian's attorney kevin goff again motioning for a mistrial. it was denied. the judge did say he decided to move the jury deliberations to an interior room of the courthouse to keep jurors out of side. -- sight and earshot of the demonstrations. the family of arbery appreciated the protesters but urged them to be peaceful. and not interfere with the trial itself. >> the community has been an encouns encouragement to the family. >> we cannot allow anything to disrupt justice in this case. >> reporter: the family of ahmaud arbery and their attorneys were outraged. they could not believe the victim in this case was turned into the villain by the defense attorneys in their closing arguments. not only blaming ahmaud arbery for his own death but then the way that they physically described him in court they just could not believe it. meanwhile in closing arguments will continue

. >> reporter: rodney is heading out with his sons to beat holiday rush. >> it's good for the kids to see their family. we haven't seen family on the east coast in a long time. it's good to get them back to their roots. >> reporter: for those choosing to drive, aaa predicts travel to prepandemic levels. drivers should expect high gas prices with san francisco shattering the record for the priceyest gas in the bay area. >> experts say today is generally the best day to travel. tuesday and wednesday are the busiest. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> leaders in washington facing new obstacles with build back better bil how a law is affecting vaccine mandates at disneyworld. a look outside before break, you are looking at the city of san francisco. we have some new lights for the holidays. ersation] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust

individual who is the trigger man travis mcmichael, his dad is driving the pickup truck but then rodney brian is behind them. what the prosecution is charged is they all work together sort of as this team but certainly jurors could look at roddie bryan's conduct a little bit differently than the other two because again, he was the one with the cell phone camera but not welding a firearm. >> interesting because in the closing you had the prosecution essentially saying using the same statements that rodney brian's attorneys had been but for this video we'd never know what happened but for this video you wouldn't have the prosecution. they turned it on their head in terms of the closing argument to say well, we have the video not because you were somehow heroic. you weren't just sort of a person on the side just watching this. you were an active participant and under the georgia law, you have this party of a crime that's pretty expansive here. elliott, even if this trial concludes with an acquittal or conviction, we are waiting to know, they still have to face another trial and that's fede

. >> police say they found more than $2,000 worth of merchandise in 19-year-old rodney robinson's car as part of that smash-and-grab. >> tonight police are looking for a smash-and-grab group that hit a shoe store. it was the second time the shoot has been hit. some of the shoes they sell are worth up wards of $1,000. >>> people armed with hammers smashed their way through an antioch walgreens, stealing thousands of dollars of items from plexiglased display cases. >>> the air quality has a lot of people talking right now. >> you can breathe easy, because darren peck tells us it looks a lot worse than it actually is. >> yeah, its moderate, but still does not look pretty out there. that's a view from the stop of the sales force tower. that's an inversion like this. that's high pressure pushing down. there's your lid on the atmosphere. everything is getting trapped underneath it, and we keep recycling the same air. let me show you what the air quality readings are like. moderate everywhere, bay area wide. we're not even under a "spare the air," but it's not going to look pretty, and moder

dana dawson, joshua underwood, and rodney robinson. about 90 people swarmed that department store monday. >>> in the south bay, san jose police have arrested two suspects for attempted theft at valley fair mall. police took dwayne hunt economy is raheem lewis into custody last night at macy's inside the mall. police say the suspects were stealing $2,000 worth of cologne and perfume from the department store. they matched the description of suspects who stole merchandise last sunday. a short time operator, police got a call of a similar theft at the macy's at another mall. they have been booked for theft and burglary. >> i think one of our biggest concerns are copycats. individual that watch, that see this happen on tv and think that looks great it and looks like everybody got away. i do think these are crimes of opportunity. they're things that criminals think of as soft targets, and we're trying to send a message and to demonstrate that there will be serious consequences for doing this. you'll spend a lot of time behind bars. >> we br

year-old dana dawson of san francisco. 32 year-old joshua underwood of san francisco and 18 year-old rodneyobinson of oakland charges include robbery burglary, conspiracy possession of stolen property. illegal possession of a firearm by a felon and carrying a concealed weapon. mayor kevin wilk says these brazen thefts will not be tolerated. our police department. >> we'll have made and will make arrests. we're going to be working with the da's office to have the most serious charges that we can possibly have and we will be encouraging the da's office to charge them with the highest crimes possible on sunday. >> police stepped up patrols in this area and put up barriers to cut off car access on broadway plaza. one of the entrances to the store is located despite the increased police presence a witness says other thieves were back at it on sunday. >> i sighed nordstrom employee run out of the building notify the police that 2 people had ran out of the back with items and as a kind of followed a woman of the coroner said she saw and then about 2 or 3 police suvs, lights and sirens when chasing

shoulder is a picture of me of the considerably younger reporter following bill clinton after the rodney king riots. he came out of maxine waters' house and said, if you do not enable people to borrow the money and get into businesses in the neighborhoods where they live, it is hard to have any fundamental change. that was 1992. we have been talking about government policies to try to channel more investment into low income and minority neighborhoods. -- it dates back to 1979. lyneir made reference to the 1990's. but we have been talking about the inequities that still persist. what does that tell us about the role of government? do we need a new approach? do we need more enforcement of the programs we have already established over the last 40 years? tulaine: i love that question. i would say the gap between the volume of intervention and the outcomes, because when we talk about systems changing, we far too often focus on the most explicit aspects of the system, the policies, but capital allocation, talent pipelines, and do not look at the implicit aspects of the system, the belief syste

and grab we saw earlier this month was arraigned and formally charged in court today. 19-year-old rodneyered a plea of not guilty in the case. prosecutors say he was found to have more than $2,000 worth of nordstrom merchandise in his car on november 20th. he was allegedly one of 90 people involved in the ransacking of the department store. in cars with license plates removed or covered. prosecutors say at least 25 cars blocked entrances around the store to block emergency crews from getting in, and that this was all set up on-line. prosecutors say muip

oh, hi. rodney sheen did not kick anybody off any piece of ground for his own benefit. i wasn't the one that was in here physically, kellen and moving him and taking them off their land. the fish is the only way the tribe can get retribution on the white man. 20 years ago was the same story in the barn. there's 5000 mara main street in 2001 another severe drill, threatening the fish with the government shuttle, the water, thousands of farmers pack the street to plant falls symbolically moving water into the irrigation canals. will cause it to where sun, john and van to his grandson game. they called it the bucket brigade generation. i was in 7th grade. everybody was there. we were united as tensions rose, members of the claim of tribes based harassment in town. under pressure, federal officials turned the water back on later that summer. federal government came and gave us our water at the victory for farmers was a disaster downstream. $34000.00 sam and washed a short dead taking water from the lake during a severe drought at unleashed an epidemic of fish disease. it de

. >> reporter: incriminating video filmed by defendant william rodney bryant taking center stage.ther, who had never before seen any of the footage, letting out an audible moan and sobbing. but despite the visual evidence, the defense for travis mcmichael, the man who shot and killed ahmaud arbery, arguing the shooting was justified. >> the video that you watched probably five times in the state's opening statement doesn't even begin to tell the story in this case. >> reporter: the defense calling arbery an intruder who was seen, quote, plundering and lurking around. tough there is no evidence he ever stole a thing. and claiming the neighborhood was on edge from recent robberies, and that the defendants acted in self-defense. >> he has his gun for protection because this guy has run at him, has acted bizarrely, has not said a word yet that he could tell, and travis has to fire. because at that point it's his life or ahmaud arbery's life. travis mcmichael is acting in self-defense. he did not want to encounter ahmaud arbery physically. he was only trying to stop him for the police.

again, i'm a new golfer, and to be honest with you, i thought of golf in a certain way, kind of the rodney dangerfield, you know, what's the -- "caddyshack" sort of way, elitist, that sort of thing, in which by creating more affordable equipment, there are courses that have these bag rules where you have to have your own set of clubs to play. i always thought that was terrible. what about the person just trying it out? you're able to do it in a cheaper way which means more people can approach golf. >> yeah, i think there's a bit of a movement in golf to make golf more accessible. and that's something we're trying to do as well. top golf has been playing a big role in making golf more accessible, because you can go there, there's clubs there and you be play with friends in a casual environment. you mentioned elitist. a lot of people are turned off by golf culture and kind of the country club mentality. and everything just is really expensive. and so i've never been that kind of golfer. i play municipal courses. i grew up playing executive municipal courses. and that's how i want to continue

rodney robinson was arraigned and the judge ordered him kept in jail. business leaders want people involved to be held accountable and to send a message to the community. >> the holiday season is a special time. the gathering of family and friends and shopping is a significant part of that, and we're taking every precaution in our community to have people feel safe. >> as an added precaution police cars are now blocking the street in front of that nordstrom where the getaway cars all gathered during that robbery. >>> the smash-and-grabs, the latest last night in the south bay. this is the fix kicks store, which sells high-end shoes and designer clothes. dozens broke in just before midnight. this is the second time this specific store has been hit in the past week. no arrests in either burglary. >>> well, also tonight a shocking turn of of events in that san jose courtroom. for the first time theranos founder elizabeth holmes spoke about the abuse she says she suffered at the hands of her long-time boyfriend and former theranos sfo sunny balwani. she tes

and grab we saw earlier this month was arraigned and formally charged in court today. 19-year-old rodney robinson of oakland entered a plea of not guilty in the case. prosecutors say he was found to have more than $2,000 worth of nordstrom merchandise in his car on november 20th. he was allegedly one of 90 people involved in the ransacking of the department store. in cars with license plates removed or covered. prosecutors say at least 25 cars blocked entrances around the store to block emergency crews from getting in, and that this was all set up on-line. prosecutors say multiple nordstrom employees were physically assaulted during the spree. his godfather told kpix 5 off camera the charges are quote not in his god son's character and he didn't see robinson as quote the brain child behind it, and that it must have been an opportunity that presented it in the wake of the kyle rittenhouse acquittal. a preliminary hearing for robinson is now set for december 10th. to other defendants in this case, dana dawson and joshua underwood are set to be formally charged here in court tomorrow aftern

rodney is voicing concerns that we hear quite often.re a ton of bills up on capitol hill that expand social security, to expand medicare, to lower the age of medicare and make the benefits more generous. that is homecare provisions. for the most part, expanding is very controversial because many of get cries of it is socialized medicine or socialized -- that it is too expensive -- you often hear that they are about to go bankrupt, which is not quite the case, but it is a good talking point for fiscal hawks out there. it is a powerful argument on the campaign trail. that is the fight that we have been having since they were created. is it the government's role to take care of the elderly? if so, to what extent do we do it? it is largely a partisan issue. at times, it has been a bipartisan effort. just not right now. right now you're hearing that the expansion of medicare is government overreach. we have back to the partisanship. host: before we let you get your actual work week expanded, what haven't we talked about that you will be watc

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year-old dana dawson of san francisco. 32 year-old joshua underwood of san francisco and 18 year-old rodney robinson of oakland charges include robbery burglary, conspiracy possession of stolen property. illegal possession of a firearm by a felon and carrying a concealed weapon. mayor kevin wilk says these brazen thefts will not be tolerated. our police department. >> we'll have made and will make arrests. we're going to be working with the da's office to have the most serious charges that we can possibly have and we will be encouraging the da's office to charge them with the highest crimes possible on sunday. >> police stepped up patrols in this area and put up barriers to cut off car access on broadway plaza are one of the entrances to the store is located despite the increased police presence a witness says other thieves were back at it on sunday. >> i sighed nordstrom employee run out of the building notify the police that 2 people had ran out of the back with items and as i kind of followed a woman of the coroner said she saw and then about 2 or 3 police suvs, lights and sirens when ch

three suspects, dana dawson, joshua underwood and rodney robinson, face charges, including robbery and using force and fear against nordstrom employees. in court the prosecutor says robinson had $2,000 of stolen nordstrom merchandise. i spoke with his godfather today. he said he hoped robinson would be released today, but that didn't happen. the judge denied the request by the defense attorney. instead, robinson remains in custody while two other suspects who were released earlier will be arraigned tomorrow. >> the holiday season is a special time. gathering of family and friends and shopping is a significant part of that, and we're taking every precaution in our community to have people feel safe. >> reporter: shoppers are getting the mess and showing support. foot traffic was up 20% this past weekend compared to pre-covid the same weekend. >> we are always thinking about we love this city. >> reporter: in walnut creek. >>> more violence to tell you about. a man shot and killed in oakland trying to stop a suspected thief from breaking into a stranger's car. it is the latest homicide o

the 63 year old won't be in place in time for united game against chelsea on sunday . rodney, it was a big influence on a generation of german coaches that includes the full year can call and chelsea thomas to call he helped me a lot because he was my coach. and then he was one of the main figures to, to convince me to try coaching. so, he had a huge influence on all of us at this, at this time. chevy and others faces his 1st away testers boss alone, his head coach, the playing villareal a little later in mid week boston helped a new meal jewel in the european champions. think how we can spend fake it. they yet qualify for knockout rounds. in a spanish league that down in 7th place 10 points behind leaders, rail madrid, we bought it under but under solicitors to respond to those 3 points. a very important for us, we're playing in a tough stadium and against the direct rival. i think villareal could be fighting for place in the champions league. it'd be a turning point, but each game is like that right now, because we're in an urgent situation. we must win each game. that's a goal. th

officers arrested 3 people, 30 year-old dana dawson, 32 year-old joshua underwood and 19 year-old rodneyinson. they're set to be arraigned on felony charges on monday. >> then road trips, those that that is going to be the highest year-over-year growth since the great recession. >> shifting gears now millions of californians are hitting the road tonight headed to the airport heading to visit loved ones in one last push to get to the thanksgiving table. aaa says the majority of travelers are choosing to drive instead of fly this year. our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from the bay bridge toll plaza a little more on the holiday rush. how's it looking out there. >> well, grant vicki, just about every story. i've covered this week. someone i interviewed was traveling for the holidays. it's now just after 05:00pm the day before thanksgiving. you can tell by the slow-moving traffic here on i 80 i 80 east that today. and this time is not the best time to travel to make it to your holiday destination on time. >> we all want to avoid this view. a backup brake lights. it's why luke wil

to appear in court tomorrow. 30 year old dana dawson, 32 year old joshua underwood and 19 year old rodney robinson are set to be arraigned on charges including robbery, burglary, organized retail theft. conspiracy and receiving stolen property. the three suspects were among dozens of people who stormed that department store on the evening of november. 20th several nordstrom employees were pepper sprayed, punched and kicked. the search continues tonight for dozens of other people who were involved in similar smash and grab break ins across the bay area. recently at least nine people are facing felony charges following those organized thefts that we saw at stores in san francisco's union square, and governor newsom is promising state resources to help local law enforcement. deal with this problem. we need to investigate these crimes. we need to break up these crime rinks, and we need to make an example out of these folks. along with san francisco. there have been similar smash and grab break ins in downtown walnut creek, hayward, southland mall, santana row in san jose and several oakland c

you and i remember the rodney king case and the lapd officers.s the kind of instance where they do it. there is a color of law and the 1983 action. this is not the case under long standing policy. judge jeanine: malicious prosecution. i didn't like that prosecutor. he would never work for me. he's pointing a gun in the courtroom with his finger in the trigger well. is there a case for malicious prosecution? >> there could be. i have done research on this. i was so outraged by the circus in the courtroom. i think there might be a case for kyle rittenhouse to file a civil action against the prosecutors. prosecutors can't have any reasonable basis to bring the charges, with respect to huber and grosskreutz there clearly shouldn't have been charges on the video alone. and the political aspect that you have been talking about. these charges were brought for political reasons, not to promote justice. judge jeanine: less than 48 hours, you didn't even have the toxicology back from the autopsy. up next, the left is spreading racially charged lies in the

you remember the rodney king case and the lapd officers.s the kinds of instance where they do it where there is some kinds of color of law in the 1983 action. this is not the case under longstanding policy. it seems like a stunt to me. judge jeanine: brian, malicious prosecution. i didn't like that prosecutor. he would never work for me. he's pointing a gun in the court room his finger in the trigger well. is there a case for malicious possible zmiewtion. >> there could be. i did research on this because i was outraged by this circus. i think there might be a case for kyle rittenhouse to file a civil action. one is prosecutors. with respect to hire and grosskreutz, there should not have been charged based on the videotape. were these charges brought for purposes of another reason. that gets to the political aspect you have been talking about. these charges were brought for political reasons, not to pro note justice. .the leftest spreading racially charged lies in the wake of the kyle rittenhouse verdict. leo terrell is here to break it down

officers arrested 3 people, 30 year-old dana dawson, 32 year-old joshua underwood and 19 year-old rodney robinson. they're all set to be arraigned on monday. >> new tonight at 6 shoplifters hit a store in the roseville galleria twice in less than 24 hours, the manager of the hallmark store says those responsible have not been arrested. reporter melanie townsend explains what they took. >> for hallmark store manager lou winds, though it's also the season for catching shoplifters in the act, not just once but twice in 24 hours, the first happening on monday when a stranger walked to the back of the store. one of our employees was at lunch and she came in through our back door and found in coming out of pharr. >> background. she said what are you doing back carries to go. i was using your bathroom and she says our bathroom is here not over there in less than 4 minutes. the man stole 2 employees wallets. he was professional. he had watched us obviously before. so i said, you know what, i need another camera the next day. winds, though installed another camera overlooking the store inter dism

the main thing against the invasion from the south and islamists, subversion. simply am it shows as rodney, if earlier become an a frenchman man's innocence secure in the future. now everything seems to have changed. perhaps this is due to the fact that history is dictated by the laws of demography. as stated in your book. at the same time, there are already more than one and a half 1000000000 chinese, a 1000000000 muslims, and soon there will be 2000000000 africans in this situation. it seems that the future is for them now. it was added to the verizon. oh, you are quite right calling on me to comply with the demographic rules that i have introduced when france flourished and was the dominant power in europe. it was called european china in 17991800. there were 28000000 french. in other words, the same number as there were inhabitants in the rest of europe. for example, there were 8000000 britons 28000000 russians to day it seems there are a 150000000 russians. that should be a 150000000 of us the day. and by the way of the demographic grope of the 17th and 18th centuries in france contin

but it is a time now where we need to stand on our own or to rodney wrote a book titled, how europe under developed africa to the work of development by the u. k is seen, but it wouldn't have been needed if the same you kaden, under develop it, the caribbean in the 1st place. and in terms of the relationship between barbados in the u. k. and what that looks like, we can expect the same things as before. the previous speaker spoke about how barbados has cut the umbilical cord. and so it will be a relationship where barbados can now speak for itself, instead of being spoken or it can, it can walk by itself is sort of being carried. and this relationship can and will no, no longer be autocratic externally and moving forward. it will be one where the u. k. is now forced to recognize and acknowledge the sovereignty and independence of barbados. i see renee that prince charles and his speech at that ceremony, he acknowledged the legacy of slavery in barbados, which continued for more than 2 centuries. i think. how is the u. k now regarded in barbados? well, this is a really, really interesting