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Signal that the cell phones would give off detection. It didnt work. This is just a sample of more than 2 million worth of stolen stuff San Francisco Law Enforcement agents recovered in operation focus lens. It breaks your heart. Reporter heartbreaking because nearly all of it belongs to someone. Just the way rely on digital devices now having a lot of our personal things on there, having that taken away just is devastating. Reporter no el knows the feeling. Shes had her phone stolen twice. Now i just tuck it up in here. It usually works really well. No one can get close enough to me to get my phone and if they do, i will kick them. Reporter operation focus lens is unprecedented in terms of the level of cooperation by Law Enforcement and the dollar amount of what they recovered. What creates the incentive is if you can quickly turn whatever you stole into money. And a fencing operation makes that possible. Reporter 30 search warrants were executed turning up an electronic chop shop of
pete: biden s war on appliances gets push back as a new lawsuit is trying to keep the government s hands off. rachel s dish washer and washing machine. plus, would your teenage or drop their smart phone for a flip phone? comedian jerry seinfeld thinks so gifting his youngest son one at graduation. final hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. pete: there s no lake next to denver. this is not denver. we re horrible on geography. pete: will claims to be geography and so does rick. nerd battles of geography. it s important and we should know more about it. rick: i believe map quest will be back on here. pete: the mclemore boys are here and they ll be with us at the end. rachel: potatoes and sausage and pickles. pete: these are frito lays with my men toe cheese and hot dogs and jalapeño. rick: not going to eat it? pete: you don t like pimento cheese? rachel: no, i love it. it s my favorite. pete: summer is here and they have their cook book gatter and grill. check
[ cheers and applause ] jimmy thank you very much. Hi, everybody. Its too much already. Thanks. Please, sit, relax, relax. Welcome to [ cheers and applause ] thats very nice. Thank you. All right, sit, sit. Its embarrassing. Hey, welcome to the Howard Gillman opera house at the beautiful Brooklyn Academy of music. Isnt it fantastic [ cheers ] thank you for having us here in brooklyn, new york. Thank you for coming out to see us. This is our third time in brooklyn. Last time we were here, you people asked, would we ever come back. And i said at that time, only if you promise to open 2,000 new Cold Press Juice shops. And you did. And so here we are. You kept your word and i kept mine. Its especially great to be able to do our show here one last time before they turn it into a whole foods store. So thank you again. [ laughter ] i was born here in brooklyn, i grew up in mill basin. [ cheers and applause ] i went to ps 236 on avenue u and i did my first major drug deal outside the alexander
[ cheers and applause ] jimmy thank you very much. Hi, everybody. Its too much already. Thanks. Please, sit, relax, relax. Welcome to [ cheers and applause ] thats very nice. Thank you. All right, sit, sit. Its embarrassing. Hey, welcome to the Howard Gillman opera house at the beautiful Brooklyn Academy of music. Isnt it fantastic [ cheers ] thank you for having us here in brooklyn, new york. Thank you for coming out to see us. This is our third time in brooklyn. Last time we were here, you people asked, would we ever come back. And i said at that time, only if you promise to open 2,000 new Cold Press Juice shops. And you did. And so here we are. You kept your word and i kept mine. Its especially great to be able to do our show here one last time before they turn it into a whole foods store. So thank you again. [ laughter ] i was born here in brooklyn, i grew up in mill basin. [ cheers and applause ] i went to ps 236 on avenue u and i did my first major drug deal outside the alexander