Apparently we don t have it. it was a montage of the democrats saying that they wanted to defund the police. sorry about that, geraldo. i have seen it and it s stunning how many there were that said what they say now that they did not say. but they said it and it s on videotape. even the producer can t find it this minute, john. john: geraldo, good to catch up with you. thank you. sandra: california governor gavin newsome meanwhile signing a new bill he says to crack down on a surge in retail thefts in his state. this as video emerges showing thieves in los angeles strolling out casually of a t.j. maxx store with armfuls of stolen merchandise. william la jeunesse is live in los angeles. just stunning video, william. sandra, we ve seen this about six weeks. the video is causing sacramento to flip-flop. yesterday governor newsome blamed the spike in his words on
Traverse city thursday night. look at the bottom of the ride you can see it start to tilt and come off the ground there the ride kept going, but bystanders rushed in, as you see, to hang on and keep it steady, until they could get everyone off. have you noticed, lately, that you have to ask clerks in some stores to unlock everyday items like toothpaste, soap, and razors well, it s because of shoplifters who are growing more and more brazen in their theft. jake ward has the story. reporter: in california, a pack of thieves flees with armfuls of stolen merchandise. security tags, still, attached in washington, a coordinated attack on store shelves. in new york, another group strikes. turn around on your face reporter: but this isn t just shoplifting. this isn t candy bars this is hundreds of dollars of merchandise. what we are really seeing is the growth of organized-retail crime. they prey on vulnerable folks so they will go to a juvenile they ll go to a homeless person. the
reporter: thai officials telling the state run news agency they did receive a warning of possible attacks, but no specifics. and, carol, a touching scene down at that bomb site today. the traffic is now running again through that main thoroughfare. they ve still blocked off the shrine. but more and more bangkok locals are going down there. i saw people with armfuls of red roses and handing out red roses to their fellow bangkok people here, showing their grief and sorrow over this deadly attack. a wave of arrests in china after a series of blasts left hundreds dead as thousands take part in traditional memorials. ten senior executives at the campaign that owns the exploded
Getting everyone back in great spirits. reporter: it did not stop there. we are giving armfuls of money to people. especially with what we did with the audience that was here. they really appreciate it. they just loved what we did. reporter: millions more will be given away. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. how cute is she? i love a story like that. big old handful of money. donald trump does a lot for publicity. this is a good one. i will take it. his pr could use a little positive. i think it s dipping lately. that is a good one for him. it s called fundanything, one word, fundanything, there it is on the screen. fundanything.com. go on there, if you can help with a dollar or two, help out. you get to pick your story, see what people need. we are not all donald trump, with thousands, but we can help with a dollar or two. no doubt about it. fundanything.com. announcer: this is abc s world news now, informing insomniacs for two decades.
Year they owed more money than their entire economy produced. no wonder they are in trouble. we won t reach that level of debt until well, oops pretty soon. we are on a clear track to a greek type crisis. the government cannot escape their law of gravity when there is no more money there s no more money. federal government can escape. they can print money. the federal government can print money up to certain point. they have been printing lots of money. don t you wish you could do this? if we do it we are put in jail. the government can print money. because the more dollars you print the less each one is worth. that happened in zimbabwe recently. it took 25 million local dollars to equal 1 american dollar. you had to carry armfuls of cash to go shopping.