sources left me unable to grow in the ways needed to be sustainable longer term. what s interesting, he just got a lesson in economics. that s how it works. charge $7 for coffee like everybody else and move on. if you open a store and you want people to buy your product, it is capitalism no matter how you swing it. i m sorry, wokeness. woke, you go broke. bill: he is talking about generational it was the world problem. not his bad business model. i stood outside going if only my ancestor would have been better i could buy this cup of coffee. you ll see me later today on the five and you don t stay up past 11, maybe you will. you stay up late. basketball game on tonight. i m hosting gutfeld. dana: are you happy with the boston celtics?
that what we need to do? of course. definitely. the columbia government invited us to join them in the fight of escobar. we brought in manpower, training, money. we were doing takedowns in columbia and united states at the same time. dismantling a whole organization which has never been done. so we whole heartedly agree that we have to engage in this, everybody. it s a world problem. narcotics is not just certain countries. we need to be involved with that co country. martha: steve, you chased pablo escobar for six years. he was clearly the person that was running this in the cartel in columbia. how is this battle different now? it s very much centered with two
exotic animals as pets. it s a massive problem. the globally, the illegal pet trade is again driving many animals towards extinction. and we think of it as an other world problem. this is an opportunity to let meme pea that animals need to be help alone in their homes. it doesn t help that social media influencers are showing kids that it s cool to have this thing in my house. that might be one of the motivations here? that kind of influence? i do. i do. reporter: ed lavandera, cnn, dallas. here in new york city, z zookeepers are desperate to recapture an eagle owl named flacco. the bird escaped after the exhibit was vandalized. the owl has been spotted in central park and on nearby 5th avenue, as well. i may have solved the mystery. look at what was sitting on my
the global lead, the illegal pet trade is, again, driving many animals toward extinction, and we think of it oftentimes as a kind of other world problem. this is an opportunity to let people know that, you know, animals need to be left alone in their homes. i m going to sound so old when i say this, it doesn t help that social media influencers are showing kids that it s cool to have this thing in the house. do you think that might be one of the motivations here? is that kind of influence? i do. i do. reporter: the suspect is being held on $25,000 bond. zoo keepers here say these incidents have been a profoundly disturbing gut punch, but what still looms over the zoo is why all of this happened. there s just no known motive yet, jake. ed lavandera, at the dallas zoo. thank you so much. tune into our special coverage of president biden s state of the union address tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. our coverage continues with wolf