tyrrell, what's your take on all of this? well, i agree with him, it's not fax, the visuals, but also we have to take into consideration pfizer and walgreens. how much do they spend on marketing? how much ad buys that they have on your, on both local news and national news. and i can't for a minute imagine that that doesn't play at least an unspoken role in newsrooms, especially tv news rooms across the country. when deciding, or we really going to talk about walgreens, you know, basically screen over the, her employees wages. are we really going to talk about what pfizer is doing? i don't know, they kind of pay a lot of our advertising bills. so that's why i believe you don't hear that as much as you know, the kind of cache and grams, petty theft that you see with tv, with closer to cameras and stores and all that. it's an easier crime to report and it doesn't ups up the sponsorship, the commercial ab buyers. all right, so most of of the raw, the people involved in the, in the break ins are, you know, booked up many them rel

r official under bush and clinton, steve gale. gentlemen, welcome to both of you, tyrrell. i got to say a personal hello to you. it's been a long time my friend, good to talk to you. so i think we could all agree that these organize robberies are dangerous and outrageous. had beg for coverage about when a company like walgreens settles a lawsuit for 4 and a half $1000000.00 for allegedly shorting employees wagers for years and years. it's not new. so steve, i'll start with you. unfair or the media just giving its audience what it wants. so or both a little bit. well, there's no real sexy visual as somebody in the back room in the book, keeping it dev walgreens. you're changing the time cards a little bit so, so it is, you know, the visual cell. and keep in mind this is not, you know, even a, an isolated case i in 2009, you had visor pay a $1000000000.00 criminal. fine. a $1000000000.00 civil settlement, same kind of thing. they were defrauding at the marketing of of drugs. it's just not sexy visual, so it doesn't make the evening news. right. a tyrell let your take on all t

investigators are identifying him as 35-year-old tyrrell martin of union city. if you know or saw anything, you are asked to call the police. >>> well, for many people, it's apology not accepted. the backlash continues tonight against that san francisco restaurant that refused to serve three cops. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is in north beach. >> reporter: today, steve set up shop right in front of the hilda and jesse restaurant with a very blunt message. his sign reads looters welcomed. >> tired of the way the police are being treated. something goes wrong here, burglary, robbery, whatever, who are they going to call? >> giselli tells us he is a fourth-generation san franciscoen who is upset this restaurant asked three uniformed officers to leave the business on friday. saying their weapons made people uncomfortable. >> don't be a bad policeman but the way they are being treated in the media and -- and, like, restaurants or establishments like this is just wrong. >> reporter: he and others who stopped to chat with him say this restaurant went too far. b

climbed to the highest single-day total in the last six months our meg tyrrell is here with more >> heyjon. this has more to do with delta than omicron ireland looking at a dramatic spike in cases which are very most likely driven by delta, as are so many of the spikes we are seeing across europe here in the united states, perhaps the fears of omicron driving people to get vaccinated and boosted in larger numbers. we are seeing a lot more kids getting their first shots in the 5 to 11 age group. today we had six additional cases of omicron confirmed in merced nebraska there was one traveler who returned from nigeria and it seems may have spread the variant to five household members, and only one of those six people was vaccinated. none of them are in the hospital, but the cases across the country accumulating now, multiple states reporting them including five in new york last night. governor kathy hochul saying they do not plan any kind of lockdowns as a result. here is what she said. >> we're not having shutdowns, we are not changing our protocols. we are continuing where we are with ma

tyrrell from wyoming. you mentioned watersheds and restoration. here in oregon, we agree with you completely that watersheds are an absolutely essential part of our water systems and that forest restoration is a an absolutely essential activity, but sadly, we can't seem to get into the forest. there's a prohibition almost on cutting down a tree or trying to remove junipers or other things that would actually help dramatically in improving the watershed and our water supply. it's the craziest thing when we all know that good things can happen if we can get into the forest but we can't seem to get there so my question to you, is the same thing happening to you in wyoming and if so, what are you doing about it? >> thank you for the question, representative bentz. i don't know that i can speak greatly to wyoming's forests right now, other than, in access to them, we have also been, not quite like oregon this year, but the victim of fires in recent years. the mullin fire last year west was horrible and in our view, if we're interested in hydrologic hea