>> who knows, she may have been smuggling drugs in her new louis vuitton suitcase and not even knownhe final act of that story? sandra found out about the drug ring, and was killed before she could go to the police. but that was just a rumor in a sea of rumors. police didn't seem any closer to finding sandra's killer, whoever it was. the case grew colder with each passing year. larry still thought darren killed sandra, and it seemed wherever larry went on this small island, there he was. >> this is the house there with the boat and truck in there. it's not easy going by here and knowing that he's still running free. we've -- we've got to get this case solved. >> on this day, larry and sandra's mom toshie had to see darren at grandson austin's little league game. that's darren on the field coaching. and in the dugout with his girlfriend cherrine, a woman he'd known since before sandra's murder. and it was at this point, 2009, three years after sandra's murder, when larry felt the time had come for him to go from investigator to avenger. he was seriously thinking about killing darren.

because of videos like this, a handful of criminals coming in, making off with $100,000 of louis vuitton items. >> this may be the most brazen shoplift you'll ever see, after singling out a 70-inch tv, police say john lomax, the man in blue, puts the tv on a shopping cart, and starts to wheel it through seattle's downtown target. court documents say he's stole from this target 21 times before. >> suspense in san francisco, arms full of loot. >> a trio of thieves, violently smashing and grabbing $20,000 worth of watches. >> snatch and run, thieves snatching $90,000 worth of merchandise from louis vuitton in bellvue. >> he jabs at the employee, taking the bills from the register. the gunman takes the cash and runs out. looks like he's done it before. >> tucker: makes your heartbeat faster watching this. what country is this? why is no one stopping them. you've seen videos like this, all over the internet. when there's a security guard, the security guard just stands there haplessly doing nothing. some are cowards probably. some of them aren't. none of them know, none of them believe, they'

to get out of them appropriately in a way that doesn't signal to the rest of the world that louis vuittonr sledgehammers and so it did do that, and this emboldened retaliation is frightening. whenever someone like that at that level is targeted for assassination, the secret service and the fbi let them know. i thought it was interesting that, you know, people who leave high-profile jobs in the white house, they don't have secret service and john bolten wasn't given the detail until he -- you know, there was an assassination plot and he got some in december of last year. >> amazing. this is not unprecedented during the obama administration. we remember the saudi ambassador to the u.s. was targeted at cafe milano by the iranian government. they were criticized by -- obama's team was, by mad dog for not being tough enough on iran. four years later comes the nuclear deal and 1.7 billion in u.s. cash. >> we went from being a world super power to basically placating and playing footsy with the number one largest state sponsor of terror and attempting to assassinate high-level american officials

in this case, the that ring made off with over one hundred thousand dollars worth of louis vuitton items. this may be the most brazen shoplift you'll ever see after singling out a six hundred dollar seventy inch tv, police say john lomax, the man in blue , puts the tv on a shopping cart and starts to wheel it through seattle's downtown target. court documents say he's stolen from his target twenty one times before suspects running to the streets of san francisco, arms full of a trio of these violently smashing and then grabbing twenty thousand dollars worth of watches and run within seconds. steve swip 93000 thousand dollars worth of merchandise from louis vuitton and bellvue customers and then returns with a pistol jabbing at the employee, removing all the bills and register gun and takes cash, runs out this thing. he's done it before, makes your heart beat faster. watch. what country is this and why is no one stopping him? you've seen videos like this are all over the internet. there's a security guard. this just stands there haplessly doing nothing. some of them are cowards, probably

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i am not singling out a single brand, there are so many, but yet, gucci, louis vuitton, you can do buyy later that i remember as a family, my mom would go look, and you were given evil stairs to walk back out because you cannot afford the stuff area. these days, everybody can. tom: i agree, it is part of the merchandise people are leveraging up on desires, but i would say more than that, the oddest thing are the margins are generated in the labor required for these explosive sales. labor models of these luxury companies are original. they are desperate to get craftsmen to make the product. it is a huge issue in europe, particularly italy. jonathan: are you speaking of hermes? or others, as well? tom: i think hermes has their own approach, which they are setting up leather manufacturing facilities, small ones, across france. they have said, we are going to invest in france, and they're going to do this with hubs in many cities and villages in france. that is one approach. jonathan: it seems to consumer attitudes about these goods has changed. it's not about the price tag but a monthly f

the other day, and you will see this kind of theft everywhere, whether it's fancy stores like louis vuitton eyes peeled out in the street on the sidewalk, but when you go into any store, you always have to have your p front to the door. you always have to never let anybody come up behind you. it's that frightening. let me point out one thing. these individuals robbing a store and grabbing someone he'll else, grabbing people -- grabbing someone else, grabbing people, they won't get held on bail for that. those are no bail offenses. you get a ticket and they put you back on the street. somebody can punch me in the face, break my nose, they're back out on the street before i get out of the emergency room. that's how it works in new york. cheryl: i'll take this to you, liz peek. what we saw in new york city with a guy getting sucker punched on the street, that individual we learned this morning is going to be taken off life support and a ventilator, this one right here. this guy, they let him out and then governor hochul had to speak up and say put him back in jail. liz peek, your reaction? >>