she wasn't running the boutique. she wasn't selena's business partner or. running buddy or best friend. all that was over. she was back to being yolanda saldivar. and in the most selfish act imaginable. if i can't have you, no one can. bang finally, after 9.5 hours, they convince her to come out of that truck i'm coming out. >> okay. >> get the door open. tell me when the door is open. where's larry? >> he's out there. oh, they got her i got her. >> get her at 930 at night, she was talked out of her truck, and she finally was placed under arrest. >> and she's she's going. oh, larry. oh, larry, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. how is she? >> the place where the bullet went through. selena severed a major artery in her body. if it had been an inch or two in another direction, she probably wouldn't have been killed. >> all efforts to resuscitate her were futile. >> she was declared dead early afternoon. >> it was just so unreal and bizarre and sad and tragic how somebody so good could have such a horrible ending. >> it was very devastating. um, for someone very you

not the boutique, but the entire city.hey expect to pass that number this year, by the way, one night, i hope you guys can read the teleprompter. but do you know what a one night stay at the invisible forest at the hotel is? it's $1,000 a night. it could be a problem. but if you bought a lottery ticket at a gas station in cottonwood tonight, it might be right up your alley. the >> yea, i would rather be that person. >> have you seen the northern lights? >> once in montana. that was about it. very faint. >> nope. bucket list. >> it's one of those things, man. and so i'm not at the boutique, but if they go to motel 6, i will be there. >> think of the instagramable views. >> i like it. >> absolutely. and that said, that's what it is all about. thanks for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news streaming on cbs news bay area. we'll be here

believe that clients must enjoy the immersive experience where the -- they build a relationship with the boutiquedvisor and assistant which is so magical and cool. francine: how do you see the china market compared to the u.s. market. it is not that volatile. you have a base that stays for quite some time. leena: china is a very central market because of the fast adoption of luxury and the appreciation of refinement and sophistication. it is a very important and essential market. i came back recently from china and i was happy to see the energy and vibrancy. we continue to run our business for the long term and continue to invest. similarly the u.s., i see the u.s. as a long-term market for luxury. it always has been and markets have an ebb and flow. we just opened a jewelry store on the fifth avenue. it is absolutely breathtaking, designed by peter marino with everything you would expect in nation l boutique, great personalization, intimacy, beauty and things that uplift you. we believe in the markets. francine: it is tough being a chief executive in 2024 because of the constant change and we do

physical experience, where they build a relationship with the fashion advisor, the beauty advisor, the boutiqueistant, which is so magical and so core to the chanel story. francine: and how do you see the china market right now compared to the u.s. market? because it's not that volatile, actually. you've kind of had a base that has stayed for quite some time. leena: china is a very central market for the luxury goods system because of the fast adoption of luxury. because of the appreciation of refinement and sophistication. so it's a very important and essential market for us. i came back recently from china, and i was really happy to see the energy and vibrancy in the market. so we continue to run our business for the long-term and continue to invest in china for the long-term. similarly, u.s. i see u.s. as a long-term market for luxury. it always has been. and all markets see a bit of ebbs and flows. but if you keep a long-term perspective, you continue to invest. i mean, we just opened our beautiful watches and fine jewelry store on the 5th avenue. it is absolutely breathtaking. designed by

from the candy shop to the candle boutique. >> look at the little gnomes. >> reporter: the gingerbreadfter the hurricane and a lot of research we decided that we still wanted to come and support the community. we heard about the gingerbread trail. so we're on it today. >> this is our biggest season of the year. >> reporter: this time last year asheville's river arts district would have been full of holiday shoppers. >> but 80% of our district was decimated. washed away. >> reporter: jeffrey burrows is the president of the non-profit river arts district artist group. >> so all of these buildings that i'm seeing, these were all underwater? >> correct. this is over 30 feet. >> reporter: jeffrey's jewelry store is on higher ground and is still standing and is currently hosting a gingerbread tribute to asheville covered in edible paper built by lola and jay wilson. >> i feel like it's really great that it ended up in the river arts district because it brings a message of like hope and peace and that we will come back, you know. >> for us at least it was a great way to like start feeling nor

and so i'm not at the boutique, but if they go to motel 6, i will be there. >> think of the instagramable views. >> i like it. >> absolutely. and that said, that's what it is all about. thanks for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news streaming on cbs news bay area. we'll be here this weekend, so will you. hope you wi >> according to a new study, barbarians snorted stimulants during battles in the roman era. researchers were tipped off to the drug use when they found spoon shaped objects at archaeological sites. >> he was a cokehead, and now a warrior, now coke head the barbarian. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, liquor cabinet. plus stephen welcomes anderson cooper and andy cohen! and musical guest doechii! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ >> stephen: watch out! please have a seat, my friends! welcome, welcome one and all too "the late show." i am your host stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, what do we got left? 20 shoppin

from the candy shop to the boutique, the gingerbread displays invite tourists to explore the town. >>nd support the community. we heard about the gingerbread trail. we're on it today. >> this is our biggest season of the year. >> reporter: this time last year, asheville's river arts district would have been full of holiday shoppers. >> 80% of our district was decimated. washed away. >> reporter: jeffrey is the president of the non-profit river arts district artist group. these were all under water? >> correct. this is over 30 feet. >> reporter: his jewelry store is on higher ground and is still standing and is hosting a gingerbread tribute to asheville covered in edible paper, built by lola and jay wilson. >> it's great that it ended up in the river arts district. it brings a message of hope and peace and we will come back. >> it was a great way to start feeling normal again and start getting back into how things used to be. hopefully, the trail will bring people joy and have a little christmas. >> reporter: it's always christmas for laura who works in ashe asheville's year round chri

but with the attitude of someone who is browsing a high end boutique on the shelves, are these a right here in paris for joining us from dough ha, now is media consultant and mass communications professor, ali ohio. thank you very much for joining us. i mean, the 1st thing i want to ask you, i mean top top is such an important energy path. when it comes to n g, the wild, sod largest exporter. but now it looks like b, u is trying to always pick a fight with. tap tall, is that dangerous for european energy security? thanks for having me. the guitar to use and use the countries seem to enter a new phase of uh, relations regarding the, the, i guess the supply for wrong to use the countries that have been relying on the kentucky guys and the categories a has been surprised by the use countries. busy requests to put the kind of a tower of 5 percent on importing the category. guys, as the report has just stated and the categories that are presented by the minister over the g a has rejected such a request. uh saying that this is uh, the country's uh money. this is the uh, the fatalities. uh, p

the fire was heading to the iconic malibu pier, the boutique and city center area.licopters, night capable and about 7 hundred firefighters and they were able to stop its advance. now right now, it does remain 0% contain. it is a very rural area here. difficult to get the bulldozers in and the hand crews, nevertheless, remains a dangerous fire. in fact, they have expanded the evacuation order to central and western malibu. that is in the other direction and the officials say they need -- don't start watering your lawn because we need to keep the pressure up because this isn't over. >> that water should be used for firefighting. and not to sprinkle or irrigate your lawns and it will be of lit use from having a brushfire start near your home. >> reporter: so in the path of the fire, in addition to half the city was under a mandatory voluntary evacuation order, the city is about 10,000 people. but pepper dime university, 800 students there last night, were told to shelter in place even as nearby neighbourhoods were told to evacuate. >> the fire was right across the str

that give our neighborhoods their unique character, we think about the coffee shop on the corner, the boutique where you find the perfect gift, or the family-owned diner that feels like home. small business saturday is about recognizing the value of our small businesses and showing them the support that they deeply deserve. since its inception in 2010, the total reported u.s. spending on small businesses during small business saturday is an estimated $201 billion. according to data from the small business administration. the s.b.a.'s data for 2023 shows the reported projected spending in the united states from those who shopped at small businesses on small business saturday, fell to around $17 billion. this support is crucial to small businesses across the nation and in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. small businesses play a vital role in pennsylvania's economy. pennsylvania's home to 1.1 million small businesses that employ 2.5 million individuals. about half of the state's private workforce. behind every small business is is a story. it's a story of risk, resilience. of people who took a l

and yet they profess opened me to be 5th of what may come next and you know, avery advances in the real boutique. well, most certainly that must include the likes of both of those. and if you haven't got that security role of ukraine in front of you any longer, i mean you gave an interview recently. i want to point out what you said, that you felt confident that mold over is safe, as long as the free will is supporting your price of to look like when there's every reason to believe that quite possibly the united states, by far the biggest manufacturer of the brand is about to drop away is there because of having the europe in uh, you know, having a safe and uh, and having security in europe and the ensuring fees is also in the united states. long term interest. and it's also in the interest of the, of the in union, and it's in the interest of nato. and right now, the security of the confidence and potentially of the free world lies on the face of for what is happening to the frame. now, i'm being hopeful that the, you know, every, every officer involved uh will, uh, you know, will follow there.

he opened the door in a minor way to the boutique beer industry by deregulating the alcohol industry.passed the alaska land act, tripling the size of the nation's protected wilderness areas. he appointed paul volcker to the federal reserve, knowing that volcker was going to jack up interest rates and restrict the money supply in a way that would be perhaps disastrous to his own reelection bid. but he was determined to beat inflation and the appointment of volcker really was the key, uh, key decision that resulted in that. he created the modern vice presidency. he just, you know, his accomplishments are quite amazing. and unparalleled, i would argue, in this century. >> yeah. paul volcker, it's an interesting it's an interesting reminder, as we think a lot about sort of our own sort of experiences with inflation right now and the inflation fight. and to jimmy carter, i mean, he was also an early supporter of civil rights at a time when it wasn't necessarily politically advantageous to him, at least in his early career. >> that's true. you know, he got elected to public office for the f

the man, who was a security guard at the dior boutique, was wanted for hitting two pedestrians in a bicyclist with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. the reason for that chase is still unclear. police say they used surveillance video to identify the man, and that he allegedly confronted officers with a gun as they were trying to arrest him. a record number of travelers are expected to make a trip of at least 50 miles for the christmas holidays. triple a predicts more than 119 million americans will travel from tomorrow to the first. narrowly beating out 2019 numbers. more than 100 million are expected to travel by road, millions more by air. ktvu bailey o'carroll spoke with travelers at sfo and joins us in the newsroom with more tonight. bailey. >> hey, greg. yeah, i can tell you the airport tonight. we're at sfo, and when we were there, it was actually shockingly quiet. the lines at tsa, we never saw them have a wait longer than ten minutes. and that is something so many people that we talked to were pretty surprised about. holiday travel is expected to break records this year, but frid

they shot and killed an armed man in union square, who turned out to be a security guard at the dior boutique. police claim the man was wanted for hitting two pedestrians and a bicyclist with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. another oakland business burglarized in the middle of the night. a violent smash and grab at a lucky supermarket, catching some neighbors off guard. it all happened in oakland's montclair neighborhood. oakland police say the suspects used a vehicle like a battering ram, smashing through the entrance of a lucky supermarket and stealing an atm. ktvu is jesse gary has the video and reaction from the neighborhood. >> in the pre-dawn darkness thursday, a cleanup on aisle one and elsewhere inside and outside this montclair grocery store. >> there's usually a door with a ramp, an escalator ramp, and it was closed off. so i came in here and i saw it was closed off from in there. and i that's all i knew. >> oakland police say several suspects in multiple vehicles crashed through the glass doors, took items including the atm, which is now empty and in the parking lot, then l

they shot and killed an armed man in union square, who turned out to be a security guard at the dior boutique. police say the man was wanted for hitting two pedestrians and a bicyclist with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. today's town hall will be held virtually at 3:00 this afternoon. you can watch the forum on the san francisco city government's youtube page. >> time now is 710. we did find a slowdown on the bay area commute. i put an arrow on it. westbound 580. if you know someone who's coming in from the central valley, they will have to deal with some slow traffic on 580 coming in to livermore. but that's about the only slowdown i've found on this week between christmas and new year's. it is characteristically light, as a lot of people do have time off, or at the very least, they're working from home. you can see the east shore freeway looks very good. so we're off to a good start on this monday, 710. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. well, we're less than 48 hours now away from 2025. that means several new laws will take effect here in california. governor newsom signed s

they shot and killed an armed man in union square, who turned out to be a security guard at the dior boutique. police say the man was wanted for hitting two pedestrians and a cyclist with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. now, the town hall meeting is scheduled virtually at three in the afternoon. you can see this forum on the san francisco city government's youtube page. >> well, 2025 is less than 48 hours away now, which means several new laws will soon go into effect in california. governor newsom signed several new bills into law over the past year, many of them addressing issues that continue to plague the golden state, such as affordable housing, crime and health care. some of the new laws include a law allowing retail stores to get restraining orders against people sentenced for stealing, vandalizing and assaulting an employee, another which will create sentencing enhancements for people who take damage or destroy property that exceeds $50,000. one new law will raise the classification for soliciting and buying sex from a minor under 16, from a misdemeanor to a felony. another wi

treating shots like he was just really a bored housewife, who spends all day blowing cash at the high end boutique for ukraine to impress his girlfriend. zalinski, i guess the lender was like no, i'm confiscating the credit cards and you can just give you for in the long range towers missiles that you already have sitting around in your closet about the time the current chancellor has proposed making another 3000000000 euro available for ukraine, but another 3000000000 wouldn't make a difference given the amount of funds available. if we want a different stronger support for ukraine, then it's not another 3000000000 that we need to. germany should make the decision to equip ukraine with the weapons. it's people need to defend their freedom, namely the tourist missile system. but there has been no willingness to do so. yeah, you've got those things just sitting around in the closet that you can either give away to the homeless at the salvation army or as a donation to ukraine. uh, yeah. who really cares about escalation and the risk there of into a potential world war when it comes to saving a bit

but with the attitude of someone who is browsing a high end boutique on the shelves, are these a right here? embarrassed speaking to us going toe hawk atari, media consultant, mass communications, profess ali alpha. you said brussels really are and he has itself to blame for the blogs. and as you crisis a was the countries that have been relying on the kentucky guys the categories has been surprised by the use countries. busy requested to put the kind of a tower of 5 percent on importing the technology guys also because of the limited the supply of guys over from russia because of the russian that ukrainian, uh, a dispute. uh, the europeans uh to get to a sufficient amount of guys to freight to encounter this severe winter and nothing good to be compared to, to the ocean. get you as a gas uh, very expensive and the united states is uh, uh, far away from uh, new york city jewel directly. so really we input our out of course done by the european then of course, and we have not yet aware of what is behind that the request as a rundown of a few of today's stories trip. i could wait for the

they shot and killed an armed man at union square, who turned out to be a security guard at the dior boutique. there, police claim the man was wanted for hitting two pedestrians and a bicyclist with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. new at five tonight, a san jose man is under arrest for operating a suspected brothel in a residential neighborhood after receiving multiple tips from the community. police executed a search warrant at a home on south 24th street last week after a month long investigation. 44 year old zen wang was taken into custody and booked for pimping and pandering. two female human trafficking survivors were found and provided with resources, and deputies in sonoma county say they arrested a woman who lied during a traffic stop, claiming she was only 12 years old. this all happened last week near highway 37 and arnd drive. ficials say one deputy recogniz the vehicle from a cent theft, which also had broken headlights and expired registration, and inside the car s a 36 year old and a 29 year old who gave a fake name and said she was born in 2012. tur out she had an outst

they shot and killed an armed man in union square, who turned out to be a security guard at the dior boutiqueay the man was wanted for hitting two pedestrians and bicyclists with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. today's town hall will be held virtually at three in the afternoon, and you can watch the forum on the san francisco city government's youtube page. oakland police pay tribute to officer quan lay, who was killed while responding to a break in one year ago on social media. opd wrote officer lay was a dedicated public servant who devoted his life to protecting and serving our community. officer lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. police say he was working undercover in an unmarked car when he was struck by gunfire. three people have been charged with his murder. well, an investigation is underway into multiple robberies at businesses in oakland. at least four spots were hit in a short amount of time. ktvu tori gaines heard from one of the victims. >> shattered glass and emptied cash registers were a common sight at four oakland gas sta

they shot and killed an armed man in union square, who turned out to be a security guard at the dior boutique. police say the man was wanted for hitting two pedestrians and bicyclists with a vehicle hours earlier during a chase. today's town hall will be held virtually at three in the afternoon, and you can watch the forum on the san francisco city government's youtube page. >> we're learning new information about this weekend's crash in oakland, involving two bart police cars and a medical supply van. bart now says police officers are heading to the scene of a life threatening drug overdose when their patrol cars crashed near the west oakland bart station on saturday afternoon. bart also says the three police officers hurt in the crash are still in the hospital this morning. a fourth person was also injured at several oakland gas stations. >> employees are cleaning up after a string of robberies that happened early sunday morning, when at least four gas stations were hit before 7 a.m. that includes a gas station on high street, a car wash on broadway and 8 p.m. on shattuck, and a shell stati

the store is the lamorinda care collective. it's a pop up boutique in lafayette where everything is free, donated to help those in need this holiday season. it has all been put together in less than two months because, well, that's when maya first had the idea. november 6th to be exact. i woke up at like 4 a.m. the morning after the election, and i was like, i have an idea, right? and i needed to be, like, spurred into action, into hopeful action. in years past, maya had hosted something called the do gooders garage in her home, where she handed out donations. but this time she felt the need, as well as the desire to help, could support something bigger. with little time to waste, maya got diamond builders to donate a vacant storefront. thanks for putting them on hangers. she solicited donations on facebook, got a network of friends to volunteer, and asked local service organizations to let their clients know all about it. it all went a bit too well when not long after they opened, their stock ran low and maya wasn't sure they'd have anything to give

but with the attitude of someone who's browsing a high end boutique on the shelves, are these a right here. and there's taking a 3 that is only should count r. t conjugate are rachel morris, and rachel, thank you. as a christmas tree has been set on fire in a greek orthodox majority time in syria, sparking i'd rage among the christian community videos circulating online shows, men torching the holidays. simple local media pointing the finger at estimates finders affiliated with the higher to we are. i'll show you how this organization that recently seems power becomes just a week out there. government open fire and a brief orthodox church in the nearby city of trauma causing significant damage to the building. christians have responded by staging most protests and damascus. hundreds of demonstrators march through the streets of the syrian capital jumping slogan, praying and targeting forces the top of but charel assad government previously sold to protect for students and other minorities in the country. the community has seen and optic and religious attacks since h t. s. co risk took

but with the attitude of someone who's browsing a high end boutique on the shows that he's a right here in paris, i'm speaking to us from the hoc atari media consultants and mass communications. professor ally, all hey, you all said brussels has only itself to blame for the blocks energy crisis. a was the countries that have been relying on the category guys that the categories a has been surprised by the use of countries. busy requests to, to put the kind of a tower over 5 percent on the importing the category guys, also because of the limited the supply of guys over from russia because of the russian, the ukrainian, uh, the dispute, uh, the europeans, uh, to get to a sufficient amount of guys to freight to encounter this severe winter and nothing gets to be compared to to the ocean. get us. uh, uh, gas, uh, very expensive. um the united states is uh, uh far away from uh, europe said your factory. so really we input our out of course done by the european and then of course, and we have not yet aware of what it is behind that to request your current in soldiers have removed the children

family members are still outside because they're still unsure the night would be here from the beaters, boutique and pots. but the proof is going to be when those words converge into action. so now, right now in that for a place which was which is according to people here, has given so much to the nation that people were tired of seeing the time being targeted. not being able to come back, seeing them leave in green buses, having to leave the city and, and not knowing when to come back are now coming back. if they have an opportunity to view nights they have an opportunity to rebuild. and that is what is going to be the course of action for now. so i'm not a whole lot of celebration, but there's still a lot of concern of what the future of studio is going to look like. all right, that's a picture in a left o as of in job aid reporting, that while your secretary state tennessee blinking is indeed tucker's capital to discuss the latest developments in sierra he met with a foreign minister. how can be done in ankara earlier, at bright side subset the working together to ensure a peaceful transition

his biotech is wife of the russian president. lucky but boutique got saying to the c, 3 full that 50 of banners, to evict the russians from syria. you will have peace and prosperity. now this is not going to be an easy decision to be made by then you administration. but the seller said yesterday that he wants to ensure that process does not have usually the 18 the exit from. so yeah, and that's the bus that remains as super fall. i've got to see the best interest of both countries, russia and syria, to have good relations has a how much of the delicate balance? so we're having to see syria play when it comes to diplomacy with all the regional axes. so if you looked at today, for example, where it's going to be a business shut, it will pull out some of this stuff. he's going to meet with a city, a quite a delegation, and then i see the member of the organization of the, of the, of the, of the gcc. and each time they're trying to reach out to see the delegation is they do understand that ultimately a is going to be about trying to walk the fine line to ensure you don't alienate and it

but with the attitude of someone who's browsing a high end boutique on the shelves, that he's a right here and there's speaking to us from doe hawk atari media consultant miscommunications professor ali ohio said brussels radio and he has itself to blame for the adults energy crisis. a b o is the countries that have been relying on the category guys, the categories has been surprised by the use of countries. busy requests to, to put the kind of a tower over 5 percent on the importing the category guys, also because of the limited the supply of guys over from russia because of the russian, the ukranian that a dispute uh, the europeans uh, to get to a sufficient amount uh, of guys to freight to encounter this severe winter and nothing get to be compared to the ocean. get us. uh, a gas uh very expensive. um the united states is uh, uh, far away from uh, europe city jewel, directly. so really we input our out of course.

some of the more boutique brands out there as well. >> you know, i when i was abroad, just this last about california and it reminded me that right in our own backyard, we have napa, we have a lot of good spots. what about people here in the bay area who say you know what, i don't take advantage of what's in my own backyard. are there deals there too? >> well, that's the biggest bang for the travel buck right now, is being able to sort of navigate our own region, our own backyard. we're seeing some great value. you mentioned napa, certainly, but even in sonoma county in particular, seeing some fantastic value. this is a softer period overall, as we saw just a couple of weeks between thanksgiving and christmas. there's a big lull. so you want to get away over the next couple of weeks, or certainly in the first couple of months of 2025, a lot of what the golden state has to offer in the northern part of the state. so driving distance from where folks are watching right now, certainly a big value proposition. and listen, i think california in general, as we head toward the olympics, com

sick airplane, and i would probably fly with my daughters to france and make them close down the chanel boutique and buy everything nice. >> jessica. >> i'd fill up there, my girls. 529 first, that is like a very quiet college with that or fine and then do other stuff. but i'm obsessed with the 529. >> okay, john, i presume that's something to do with finance. it's a guy who only knows how to invest in land. i don't have a clue. i would i would make sure my family was taken care of, extended family, and then you guys would probably never see me again. i would buy msnbc. yeah. oh, yeah, i would just disappear. >> i think i would disappear with your family. >> or just by yourself. >> of course, with my family. well, you didn't stipulate. didn't think i had to. next question. all right. what is your dream vacation destination? >> i want this year to fiji. it was absolutely incredible. it was like a mysterious hawaii and great surf. really nice people, awesome food. loved it. nice. >> i'd like to go to bali and i guess i would also buy bali maybe if i could with the leftover from your. because if i

his dad took him back the same print shop where he made his fifth grade project to turn his new concept into a real game. all 200 boxes sold out immediately at local hanukkah boutiquese took all the profit, it was over a thousand dollars last year, and we donated them to the kitchen that gives food to people in need. >> reporter: in the last year, oz added a few upgrades and made 5,000 boxes of super mega ultra dreidel, now available on amazon. his mom says she is most amazed at the fact that through this game, oz is able to show that he is unapologetically proud of being jewish. >> it's not such a great, awesome time to be jewish right now. there are people who are taking down their mezuzahs from their door. people who are hiding who they are, and he's not doing that. he is really standing up and saying this is who i am, it's great. sit down at the table with me and let's play. >> i'm going spin the dreidel. >> reporter: because of hefty up-front costs, this year the gaslins are not expecting a profit. but one day they're hoping that oz's new spin on an ancient game can pay for his college education. >> my goal i think is for people to have a more fun time at hanuk

the store is the lamorinda care collective. it's a pop up boutique in lafayette where everything is free, donated to help those in need. this holiday season. it has all been put together in less than two months becaus well, that's when maya first had the idea. november 6th to be exact. i woke up at like 4 a.m. the morning after the election and i was like, i have an idea, right? and i needed to be, like, spurred into action, into hopeful action. in years past, maya had hosted something called the do gooders garage in her home, where she handed out donations. but this time she felt the need, as well as the desire to help, could support something bigger. with little time to waste, maya got diamond builders to donate a vacant storefront. thanks for putting them on hangers. she solicited donations on facebook, got a network of friends to volunteer, and asked local service organizations to let their clients know all about it. it all went a bit too well when not long after they opened, theheir stock ran low and maya wasn't sure they'd have anything to give

. >> caught in the act seen in surveillance footage as he casually walks into this event boutique and snatches a sweatshirt. item from the now finds himself at the center of wanted merchandise collection being a small business center of kind of have the theme of entrepreneurship kind of woven throughout the brand. and so there's his ups and downs and things you deal with. jared in gold is the owner and founder of our to get he clothing shop along abbot kinney. they've been a target of smash-and-grabs and shoplifters since opening 7 years ago. the suspected theft that inspired their latest design happened in broad daylight last year. we just kind of someone come in and we look to the security tapes he thought was kind of funny because you can really >> quite may come out. the caricature with a stash is on shirts, hoodies, beanies, pants and shorts and customers have been snatching up. the wanted collection since it launched on small business saturday or what your calls shoplift small saturday. he even design a video game. customers can play online. >> shoplift as you go. but in no way

work tirelessly to connect women not only to housing but health care i have created a program the she boutiqueheard of it connect trans-women into health care i'm proud of that program. and if you would approve this budget this will continue nile work and the w this transgender women make trans-women to health care. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> motion to approve. >> seconded. >> chair evans. >> aye >> commissioner albright >> aye >> commissioner williams. >> aye >> commissioner gerrero. >> aye >> commissioner laguana. >> aye >> motion passed. >> thank you very much. this puts us on item 14 general public comment do we have people to make general public comment? call. closing item 14. that dangs us to 15 nomination report the nomination committee met on monday. commissioners ger or albright and mize were present 3 were introduced for shelter committee or grievance committee based on introduce the following recommendations maid joe. for seat one. she he is here in the audience. for the shelter montorch committee. seat one grievance advisory committee and seat 9 shelter grievan