now on the clock is former macy's ceo terry lundgren. you are so thrilled you're with us today, terry. is it going to be macy's i think they're on the list or do you go it another direction terry, what do you have today? >> my first pick is retail, but it's pet retail. i'm going with chewy >> oh, geez! >> what does that say about macy's >> hear me out hear me out. >> i'm listening. >> the pet industry had an amazing year, right? they had an amazing year people bought more pets than ever before during the pandemic. they were clearly one of the winners. those pets are going to need food those pets are going to need supplies and i think chewy will be all over that stuff, and i also think that people will spend more money on dogs and cats and their pets than they are on themselves. so i think this will be a winner and i'm excited about my first draft pick >> chewy, jim. >> it is a very good execution for them and it's been very poor we, too, started chewy with our two mutts, okay? and we rapidly pivoted melissa, we rapidly pivoted when we go

people recognize me at macy's. alright? [ laughter ] >> seth: so, there are obviously some really lovely new zealand elements in the show scrumpy hands was not a thing -- when i heard this, i did not know what scrumpy hands was. i'm gonna assume a lot of people here don't explain scrumpy hands. >> no one knows what scrumpy hands is, beyond like 10 people in new zealand no, it is a new zealand thing. it's a new zealand tradition, a great tradition, where you take two very cheap bottles of cider and duct-tape them to a hand, each, and you have to drink them until they're finished and that's our culture >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] ♪ it's sort of like a party. it's like a sort of a party thing. >> seth: yeah, well, i would hope it's not a work thing >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i know, it's such a church thing, as well yeah, i learnt that at church. >> seth: what does "scrumpy" refer to, though >> scrumpy is a brand of cider >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> i'm sponsored by scrumpy, obviously. [ laughter ] >> seth: we do need you to s

they're going other retailers macy's, do it and they will deliver the package for macy's and this amazon is going to overtake ups and fedex as far as i'm deliveries. and that's important. but again, it's another business you think of them as retailer now, there are a retailer and a delivery company and a delivery company for another common plus prime and all the other things that prime offers with tv and streaming. big winner for amazon. in my opinion, being able to deliver other people's goods. because get more e-commerce other way as more e-commerce because the way they're able to introduce banking solutions and try to push out the said mastercard down the road. i think this is kind of cool that they're opening up to other competitors. i question though, macy's really want them doing. deliveries for macy's as an example gamestop delivering a consul. because i am in love to have customers, e-mail address, customers delivery address. know what customers are picking up and by. so maybe it's not the best thing to in this case, sleep with the and that customer information is goal for these

they're accused of stealing clothing from the macy's. when a security guard tried to stop him, they pepper sprayed and punched him in the face. officers were able to catch the women in their get-away car. earlier, four teens were arrested. >>> a new round of sanctions to punish russia. of course there's growing outrage over ukraine. that's in the town of bucha. president biden rolled out a ban on new investments in russia. it includes sanctions on government officials and their families, including russian president vladimir putin's adult daughters. >> there's nothing less happening than major war crimes. responsible nations have to come together to hold these perpetrators accountable. we're going to keep raising the economic cost and ratchet up the pain for putin. >> ukrainian officials say the brutal killings in bucha are not the exception. they say as russian troops withdraw from other parts of that country, they're finaling more krufrn deaths. kraerpens say they are painstakingly gathering evidence of russian war crimes. >>> it has to

has been selected to represent the great state of florida and perform in new york city in the 2023 macy's thanksgiving day parade [ cheers and applause >> reporter: stoneman douglas one of only six high schools headed to the macy's day parade >> three, two, one let's have a parade! >> reporter: the kids say in this selfie generation, they've learned you achieve as a team >> results don't matter if you're not having fun with each other, if you're not loving each other, if you're not caring for each other i think that's first and most important thing. >> 3.5 million on the route and some of them 40 stories in the air, and then over 40 million on television it's an experience unlike any other. >> drum roll, please >> yeah. >> reporter: 17-year-old alayah >> this is the biggest honor. coming out of covid, it was super difficult for us but we're super excited to know we did something right. >> reporter: much of the nation knows this school, parkland, florida, because of such sadness. now you get to turn the tables >> absolutely. >> reporter: this school's motto is "first we have fun. the kids

adrian: macy's was in a position where they had gone through a tough time in 2020. as we approach the back half of 2020, the question was where are we going to go? >> adrian stepped in to this role after a time of struggling. and i think the move came at a point when investors were questioning viability. i would say that the depth of the negative sentiment was right at the momen

thanksgiving day parade. >> reporter: stoneman douglas one of only six high schools headed to the macy's day parade. >> very excited. >> reporter: the kids say in this selfie generation they've learned you achieve as a team. >> results don't matter if you're not having fun with each other, if you're not loving each other, if you're not caring for each other i think that's first and most important thing. >> reporter: 3.5 million on the route and some of them 40 stories in the air and then over 40 million on television it's an experience unlike any other. >> drumroll, please. >> reporter: 17-year-old alea. >> coming out of covid it was difficult for us but we're super excited to know we did something right. >> much of the nation knows this school, parkland, florida, because of this sadinize and now you get to turn the tables >> absolutely. >> reporter: this school's motto is first we have fun the kids from parkland in step and in tune to march right into america's hearts kerry sanders, nbc news, parkland, florida. >> they deserve a chance to celebrate and the perfect place to do it >> and

. >> while the act macy's and simple, it was fraught with debate. the costs would be about 160 billion dollars today, it was unconscionable. but congress overturned president nixon's veto in the house and yet challenges continue. multiple supreme court cases have hinged on the undefined term navigable waters. >> every administration has had to come up with their own definition, and those have been highly and hotly debated in court. 1 >> i admit to being somewhat >> >> confused by this, especially because of the earlier clean water act. >> an extension of the act by the obama administration was removed by the trump administration for being overreach. >> they can test any puddle or any ditch in a farmers ranch. >> but in spite of it all, 53 years ago, this river was on fire. but it hasn't burned since. the previous pool of oil and grime is now ok to fall in, even though it might be cold. >> people can enjoy our absolute greatest resource, our great lakes. >> we were down to four to five species of fish and the river, and they were not back until 1973.

people recognize me at macy's. alright? [ laughter ] >> seth: so, there are obviously some really lovely new zealand elements in the show scrumpy hands was not a thing -- when i heard this, i did not know what scrumpy hands was. i'm gonna assume a lot of people here don't explain scrumpy hands. >> no one knows what scrumpy hands is, beyond like 10 people in new zealand no, it is a new zealand thing. it's a new zealand tradition, a great tradition, where you take two very cheap bottles of cider and duct-tape them to a hand, each, and you have to drink them until they're finished and that's our culture >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] it's sort of like a party. it's like a sort of a party thing. >> seth: yeah, well, i would hope it's not a work thing >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i know, it's such a church thing, as well yeah, i learnt that at church. >> seth: what does "scrumpy" refer to, though >> scrumpy is a brand of cider >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> i'm sponsored by scrumpy, obviously. [ laughter ] >> seth: we do need you to say "

they charged him with stealing expensive items from officemax, macy's, sunglass hut, and kohl's stores. we first bring you the update from the san jose police department live on the bay area. you can watch us 24/7 on kpix.com, or the kpix app. >>> two current officers and a former officer arrested. comes after two separate formal internal affairs investigations. mark williams worked part-time for the city and was fired and arrested after investigators found he had a firearm allegedly taken from their inventory last year. williams turned himself in and he faces charges of embezzlement and illegal possession of a machine gun along with a silencer. in the meantime, current officers kevin lyons and kevin sien are accused of destroying evidence. strict attorney says that instead of collecting and cataloguing items, following a hotel theft, officers through a credit cards and i.d.s, and flushed drugs down a hotel toilet. both officers were cited and released. san mateo police have arrested two men now for execution style killing that lefty father dead. >>> the 29-year-old and 30-year- old su

now on the clock is former macy's ceo terry lundgren. you are so thrilled you're with us today, terry. is it going to be macy's i think they're on the list or do you go it another direction terry, what do you have today? >> my first pick is retail, but it's pet retail. i'm going with chewy >> oh, geez! >> what does that say about macy's >> hear me out hear me out. >> i'm listening. >> the pet industry had an amazing year, right? they had an amazing year people bought more pets than ever before during the pandemic. they were clearly one of the winners. those pets are going to need food those pets are going to need supplies and i think chewy will be all over that stuff, and i also think that people will spend more money on dogs and cats and their pets than they are on themselves. so i think this will

views which i've been to again many times with the research so let's take them one by one, start with macies, trades five times earnings, doing well, last quarter winning streak i think these guys don't get nearly enough credit for their excellent e-commerce business, most importantly, maybe, macy's is dying to break out, every few weeks makes a strike rapidly higher, from the low 20s this move that this thing's going to go higher, being paid to wait, 2.7% yield, this is, of these, i think a terrific, terrific stock to own. terrific okay second signet jewellers, parent of zales, kay jewellers, now six times earnings, it's worth noting wall street estimates way below than what they guided for a month ago. if you believe their forecast the stock is even cheaper under leadership of ceolina who has come on the show and done a phenomenal job, signet has been taking share and taking names in a fragmented category, looking forward what they do in mothers day, i bet they have a boost when people do more weddings again, for some reason, stock hated by wall street i think it should be adored. i have t

young men ages 18 to 25 from san francisco's bay view neighborhood are walking the runway at macy's union square as part of suit up and initiative aimed at breaking the cycle of violence, many interests romano scott tells me he's lost many friends and family members to gun violence. to be honest, i didn't even think that i was gonna make it to my 20th birthday. growing up where i came from. i was tired of saying violence. i was tired of saying murders the same thing. you know, drug dealers just tired of it, and i feel like we could be doing much more with our time space right there. young man received a custom outfit a suit with accessories, something that has a little bit of attitude styled with the help of professionals and a $600 gift card from macy's times, have i young african american men been judged robert newton, a supervisor with the nonprofit street violence intervention program, came up with the idea for suit up. we're really actually prompt me to do this was, um, when union square suffered that tragic shoplifting . whatever they was going through. um i didn't want my young men

so that's not enough. alexandra maci choke. thank you very much for your time and sharing those horrific stories with the world. thank you. thank you. grands are searching through the rubble and the liberated town of war, the anchor hoping to find the bodies of their loved ones. for a young guy is just 70 kilometers north west of keith. and it was one of the 1st towns hit by russian shelley. after the invasion began. local authorities have estimated that 200 civilians have been killed. w correspond alexandra phenomena standing by in the ukrainian capital, alexander, ukrainian, or authority say 26 bodies have been discovered. what did you witness when you are in board younger? well, i have to say that the scale of destruction and bird younger that we saw to day was shocking to all members of our team. it was shocking to see high rise houses completely demolished by russian artillery fire and bombardments there. and so we have to say it was also very heartbreaking to speak with the residents they that had to leave under russian o

prime minister victor, oregon, and a coalition of 6 opposition parties led by small town may at peter maci say the opposition groups have little in common other than a shared goal to oust the long term prime minister all been on the right wing a few days party is seeking a 4th consecutive term and has served 12 years in office. let's bring in near dw, corresponded funny, foster in budapest. funny what's at stake in this election? bluntly political future of hungary just like in any other election. the question really is that here, is there going to be a change actually, because if the ruling government wins for 4th consecutive to him, that means basically 16 years of a governing on the fittest that this countries been governed by the theme peruse and promised to victor all buses, 2010, but the countries not as far yet. and as a result, if you look at the campaign and the campaign rhetoric here, the choice is in between peace and war. if you ask the fittest party drooling government party or is the choice between east and west, that's what the opposition alliance is campaigning on with choi

tiffany actually helped organize this event along with spip, macy's, and john grill and the short of this is 15 young men and these are all men who are the type of men that we've been working with to try to get them out of harm's way in terms of violence either perpetrating or being victims of gun violence and the program consisted of this partnership, these individuals through spip and rob news leadership were given business suits by macy's and really for the purpose of transforming the mind set, seeing themselves as, you know, positive individuals and positive role models and also when people go out for job interviewses, if they're not dressed appropriately, they don't have a good time. this is a lot of encouragement including some acknowledgement of some of the difficulties in the past that the san francisco has had in engaging in positive relationships with that particular demographic and i think that was very powerful. the event was very positive. they had dinner afterward and they stayed and had dinner with these young men and the folks and all the collaborative partners and it

look at macy's macy's is at five times earnings, right? it has a lot of optionality. it happens to have an absolutely terrific ceo it's not revelatory that people think that business is going to get very bad it's not >> so your point is simply, this has already been reflected to a certain extent and stock prices have come down -- >> they're really worried about the consumer macy's is at four times earnings do you think the people that worry that stock is not worried about. the short goes up every day. oh, you know what, i'm worried about the consumer well, guys, the time to worry was a year ago i'm embarrassed by them. not as bad as peter thiel, who should recant those very -- >> that's his m.o. that's his m.o >> david, what do you think about cvs? >> cvs >> charlie victor. >> what do i think about it? >> i have a theory >> i still am waiting more them to unlock the ice cream sandwiches at my local cvs i want them. it's 9:00. i need my sugar. i'm knocking on the darned cabinet zst and it's locked. what am i supposed to do?haageni can't get it >> we are now embracing a

we had a buyer of 5,000 of the macy's 26 calls. the may 26 calls those are going for about 1.25 very interesting to see this because this is a company that has about a 10% short interest in it and it stands out and it's a company that's made a bit of a turn with solid cash flow. i like what we're seeing here and i think it has a nice chance to move to the upside. we have gdx and that's the gold miners what's interesting about this one is they've hung in there despite the fact that gold has stayed above 1900. we continue to see the miners move to the upside and gdx is among those. they bought 10,000 of the april 29th expiring 41 calls, scott. those are going for about 70 cents. is this on a breakout? sure feels like it is, and if you continue to watch the price of gold i think they will continue to react and move to the upside and maybe put up new 52-week highs. >> pete, thank you >> home builder stocks, you know they've been struggling this year down more than 25% we have trades from the committee coming up next trading isn't just

police say continuing his theft spree at a nearby macy's, according to police gobi, was arrested on april 15th district attorney rosen says given the extent of the damages to the home depot nearby residences and schools that were near that home depot. he's thankful that this is not a murder case. >>i'm thankful that my office, the da's office, he's not prosecuting a multiple murder case today. miraculously, no one was hurt in this 5 alarm fire. that was so hot and so large that it could be detected from a satellite in space. again, as she can turn, rosen noted a fire that could be detected from outer space. and within feet of hundreds of homes. steinbeck elementary school and many, many other. sense of it. locations in our city. >>first court appearance is scheduled to be arraigned at one 30 at the hall of justice here in san jose live in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>rob, thank you for that live report. >>meanwhile, 2 men are behind bars in connection to a shooting in san mateo that left a man dead and his 2 year-old child seriously injured. police say back on october, 30th

. >>> el cinco de abril, la policÍa recibiÓ un reporte de un roban de mercancÍa en una tienda macy's en el centro comercial stanford. >>> las persona trardz agredieron al guardia lo golpearon y una de ellas le arrojÓ gas y pimienta las mujeres fueron identifico adas como alexis quiroz de 22 aÑos, selena de 21, y lÍa pÉrez de 22. >>> la policÍa dice que encontraron tres menores de edad en el carro de siete meses de dos, y 17 aÑos. >>> el otro roban violento ocurriÓ el lunes en el mismo centro comercial. esta vez, a las 6:00 de la tarde. >>> 2 hombres se le acercaron a una mujer de aproximadamente 50 aÑos, cuando estaba sentada en su auto. y demandaron que le dieran su bolso y las llaves. >>> los sospechoso no pudieron prender el auto y poco despuÉs fueron arrestados. >>> segÚn la policÍa. tres de los involucrados tenÍan 16, y 1, 14 aÑos palo pasado 29 de enero autoridades recibieron el reporte de que cuatro jÓvenes, entre entrÉ las ese de quin 1, y 18 aÑos, intentaron robar este vehÍculo en la cuadra 3600. >>> uno de los sospechosos, disparÓ hacia el dueÑo del auto,

young men ages 18 to 25 from san francisco's bay view neighborhood are walking the runway at macy's union square as part of suit up an initiative aimed at breaking the cycle of violence has many interests. romano scott tells me he's lost many friends and family members to gun violence. honest, i didn't even think that i was gonna make it to my 20th birthday. growing up where i came from. i was tired of saying violence. i was tired of seeing murders the same thing. you know , drug dealers just tired of it , and i felt like we could be doing much more with our time young man received a custom outfit a suit with accessories, something that has a little bit of attitude styled with the help of professionals and a $600 gift card from macy's, a young african american men been judged robert newton, a supervisor with the nonprofit street violence intervention program, came up with the idea for suit up. we're really actually prompt me to do this was, um, when union square suffered that tragic shoplifting . whatever they was going through. um i didn't want my young men to be stigmatized like that. t

we learned he's also accused of stealing from a macy's in valley fair mall and stealing equipment from rea sunnyvale. he was also carrying counterfeit bills and a meth pipe. rick garcia was inside home depot and near the fire and said it was all mind-boggling. >> wow, i can't believe i was that close to the person and my second thought goes to wow, he did this intentionally. >> gogi will be back in court on june 1st. . >>> also tonight he's been in prison for more than 30 years for a crime he said he did not commit. tonight he's a free man. prosecutors say he was wrongly convicted. the 61-year-old joaquin seria was released today. san francisco judge overturned his conviction. new evidence shows seria was wrongly convicted. today he praised the courts and attorney who helped him overturn that conviction. >> our great country is made out of great people. i know we all -- this happened to me and any other country in the world, i may never got the opportunity until this date. >> reporter: look at that, among the first to hug him when he was released was his 32-year-old son, pedro. he was

also accused of stealing from macy's at valley fair and rei in sunnyvale. also carrying counterfeit bills and meth pipe. garcia says this is all mind boggling. >> immediate thought was wow. you know. i can't believe i was that close to the person. then my second thought goes to wow, he did this. intentionally. >> he's due back in court in june for the home depot arson. >>> from san jose to los gatos, the city is getting tougher on teenage house parties with alcohol or drugs. city started working on new law soon after arrest of the so-called party mom, shannon o'connor, which stunned the community. law holds adults responsible for hosting gatherings with minors in presence of alcohol or drugs. ordinance was written with input from school officials, police and city leaders. >>> mass confusion over mask mandates on mass transit is not over. the mandates are set to go away and justice department announced it's appealing the decision that all but ended them in first place. what does it mean for next plane, bus or train ride? ian cull has update for passengers an

he is described as a prolific thief accused of stealing from office max, macy's, sun glass hut, guitar center, kohl's. he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to probation for a year. three weeks later he was arrested again, accused of stealing and next day released on zero bail. on april 9 he is accused of setting the fire. >> the history shows you the court is not making an impression. arrests are not making an impression. this person is out of control. >> reporter: a legal analyst and former prosecutor says he can't understand why the judge in the april 1 case released him with no bail especially when already on probation for stealing. >> you have open cases in court and continue to offend. that shows an out of control quality that makes the person dangerous and unpredictable. >> reporter: last year california supreme court changed the way bail is handled in the state and most people who commit nonviolent crimes like shop lifting are released without having to post bail. advocates say reforms are needed because the old system disproportionately impacted minority communities where often

then they say he left in a car driven by another person and went to other stores to steal including a macy's in the east bay. he was later arrested on april 15th, six days after the fire. >> this was a reckless and dangerous act and i felt that the appropriate way to hold someone responsible for this crime was the most serious charge. >> now still under investigation if any accelerant was used and the status of fire protection units there in the home depot building. nobody was seriously injured in that fire but the arson charge alone carries a possible penalty of ten years to life in prison. >> what a mess that was. thank you. >>> and new at noon after a two year investigation san mateo police have arrested two men connected with a deadly shooting thanks to the help from authorities across the country the 29-year-old and 30- year-old have been arrested for the shooting of a san mateo resident. with the attack seemingly execution still authorities believe a history between the parties led to the death. >> this attack was personal. >>> more fresh snow falling in tahoe. this is a look along wes

. >> investigators say he burglarized a nearby macy's store and he is accused in a number of retail thefts dating back to october. >>> new at 11:00 a 26-year-old oakland man died after three police officers pinned him to the ground during an arrest at a park. a year ago, he died from methamphetamine in his system along with other contributing factors like alcoholism, obesity and stress. although the death was ruled a homicide the da decided last week not to prosecute the officers. saying the evidence did not support criminal charges. >> we hope when there is video and it is so explicit and he was murdered in the same manner as george floyd and we still can't get accountability here in alameda county in california in the birthplace of the black panther. >>> tonight, cbs news learned the u.s. is rushing a major shipment to ukraine to help in a new phase of that war. russian forces launched a full- scale attack in the donbas region. stretching across a 300 line of the southern tip towards kharkiv in the north. tonight, russian forces bombarding that region as ukrainian forces dig in. but, str

your macy's stores and nordstrom's and a whole lot of kids bum rushing and running out with everything. >> reporter: and oakland resident, shawna knows about the high-profile looting in downtown walnut creek, but he does not think that is the whole crime story. >> so, for me? no, i don't think crime has increased, i just think that there are different levels of it, and we have technology that is exposing it, now. >> reporter: as for whether or not the bay area is a safe place to live, pulling differs by county, as you can see. 60% of san mateo county residents say they do feel safe, but the numbers slide from there, just 37% of alameda county residents feel safe. >> you could ask a lot of folks in cities, you know, they have either personally have the car broken into and glass smash with her best friend or neighbor or family member has. >> reporter: jim wonderment is president and ceo of the bay area council and he says crime was once a trailing concern in polling, but now it ranks third on the list of most important problems facing the region, just behind mainstays. >> you've got home

. >> investigators say he burglarized a nearby macy's store and he is accused in a number of retail thefts dating back to october. >>> new at 11:00 a 26-year-old oakland man died after three police officers pinned him to the ground during an arrest at a park. a year ago, he died from methamphetamine in his system along with contributing factors like alcoholism, obesity and stress. although the death was ruled a homicide the da decided last week not to prosecute the officers. saying the evidence did not support criminal charges. >> we hope when there is video and it is so explicit and he was murdered in the same manner as george floyd and we still can't get accountability here in alameda county in california in the birthplace of the black panther. >>> tonight, cbs news learned the u.s. is rushing a major shipment to ukraine to help in a new phase of that war. russian forces launched a full- scale attack in the donbas region. stretching across a 300 line of the southern tip towards kharkiv in the north. tonight, russian forces bombarding that region as ukrainian forces dig in. but, struggle

he also is linked to stealing from a macy's at valley fair and from the rei in sunnyvale. in that case, investigators say he was also carrying counterfeit bills and a meth pipe. rick garcia was inside the home depot as the fire started and said it's unbelievable. >> my immediate thought was wow. i can't believe i was that close to the person. then my second thought goes to wow, he did this. intentionally. >> gogue is due back in court in june for the home depot arson. >>> overseas in ukraine, a team of u.s. firefighters including two from the bay area joined recovery efforts. those first responders are walking through the rubble in the region outside kyiv searching for people. among them is david zalusky with the contra costa county fire protection district. he signed up with the joint guardian for a rescue and recovery mission in ukraine. for him he says this job is personal. >> i was born in ukraine. i have family here still. ever since the war started, it's been heavy on the heart. just seeing what's going on. wishing i could be there to help >> the firefighters have be

later, as the home depot was burning, he continued a theft spree that extended to a macy's in the east bay. within days, investigators with san jose police department and atf had a suspect. using a warrant, they arrested him on friday, april 15th, less than two weeks after his horribly reckless and criminal behavior left home depot a burned out shell. now the deputy and her supervisor will prosecute this defendant to the fullest extent of the law. that's about all i can say at this point. the investigation is ongoing and we want to make sure we maintain the integrity of this case and hold the defendant accountable in a constitutional way. and we will. i would like to introduce to you san jose police chief tony mata who can say a few words about the vital integral and important role that san jose pd played in this case. chief? >> good morning. i would like to start off by thanking the men and women of the san jose police department who do good work every day to keep our community safe. i want to reemphasize the collaborative efforts of all the agencies that helped put this investigation

. >> investigators say that he later robbed a macy's store. he is accused in a number of retail thefts. >>> a tense gathering in the east bay marking a year since the egg death of mario gonzalez. he is the man who died after three alameda police officers pinned him to the ground during an arrest at a park. an autopsy showed he died from methamphetamine in his system along with other contributing factors like alcohol, obesity and stress. the death was ruled a homicide but the da decided last week not to prosecute the officers saying the evidence did not support criminal charges. >> we hope when there is video and it's so explicit and he was murdered in the same manner as george floyd, and we still can't get responsibility here in alameda county and california in the birth place of the plaque panther party for self defense. >> the gonzalez family has filed two federal lawsuits against the city. >>> cbs news has learned that the united states is rushing a major shipment of weapons to ukraine to help in a new phase of the war. russian forces have

. >> reporter: it was outside the macy's 7:30, security guard stopped three women saying he saw them shoplifting. >> they challenged him, fighting with him, punching him in the face and pepper sprayed him. >> reporter: arrested soon after. in their car found three kids aged 17, 2 and 7 months old, all three women from sacramento. >> spent probably six hours taking care of the kids until we were able to get a family member to release them to. >> reporter: fifth violent crime at stanford mall this year. three 16-year-olds and 14-year-old were arrested monday for attempted carjacking, and shooting in parking lot february, in january two women robbed of purses at gunpoint sitting outside of the true food kitchen. >> we come by day, not night. >> reporter: shoppers taking precautions. these sisters don't browse, get what that they need and leave. >> heard it's not safe so we made a packet to only shop together, don't wear anything fancy. >> that's really sad. >> reporter: stealing from shopping centers isn't unique to palo alto, seen it at jewelry stores and high-end malls around the bay

then they say he left in car driven by another person and went to other stores to steal including macy's store in the east bay. he was arrested april 15, six days after the fire. >> this was incredibly reckless and dangerous act and i felt appropriate way to hold somebody accountable for this crime was the most serious charge. >> reporter: still under investigation, if any accelerant was used in the fire as well as the status of fire protection units in the building. luckily, no one was seriously injured in that fire. as ours multis, aggravated arson charge alone could raise possible penalty of 10 years to life in prison. anne makovec with kpix5. >>> authorities in santa clara county identified woman killed by so-called happy face killer some three decades after her death. thanks to dna evidence were authorities were able to finally identify 45-year-old patricia. the body found in unincorporated gilroy in 1993. for decades, her case was mysteriously referred to as we play chetco based on the blue clothing they found her in and where they found her on pachecho pass. >> this individual ide

young men ages 18 to 25 from san francisco's bay view neighborhood are walking the runway at macy's union square as part of suit up an initiative aimed at breaking the cycle of violence, many interests romano scott tells me he's lost many friends and family members to gun violence. honest, i didn't even think that i was gonna make it to my 20th birthday. growing up where i came from. i was tired of saying violence. i was tired of seeing murders the same thing. drug dealers just tired of it, and i felt like we could be doing much more with our time. each young man received a custom outfit a suit with accessories, something that has a little bit of attitude styled with the help of professionals and a $600 gift card from macy's , a young african american men been judged robert newton, a supervisor with the nonprofit street violence intervention program, came up with the idea for suit up. we're really actually prompt me to do this was, um, when union square suffered that tragic shoplifting . whatever they was going through. um i didn't want my young men to be stigmatized like that. this runwa

thief, accused of shoplifting from a number of stores in the last six months including office max, macy's, sun glass hut and kohls. pled guilty from shoplifting from rei on march 9th and sentenced to probation for a year, accused of stealing and the next day, released on 0 bail. just 8 days after that on april 9th accused of setting a fire at home depot. >> the history shows you, court is not making an impression, arrests are not making an impression, this person is out of control. >> reporter: tony brass is a legal analyst and former prosecutor. he says he can not understand why the judge in the april 1st case released him with no bail. especially when he was already on probation for stealing. >> you have open cases in court and you continue to offend. that shows a sort of, an out of control quality that makes the person dangerous. >> reporter: last year california supreme court changed the way bail is handled in the state. now people for shoplifting are released bout bail. reforms were needed because it disproportionately hurt marginal communities, black or brown people could not afford

prosecutors say 30 minutes after the fire was first reported, he had allegedly moved on, targeting a macy's store nearby, as the inferno raged on. >> i am incredibly grateful to the more than 100 firefighters and dispatchers who prevented this from becoming a much greater tragedy. >> reporter: the public defender says that he, too, is thankful that nobody was hurt or killed. he says he is familiarizing himself with the case and did not want to make any further comment at this time. the suspect will be back in court on june 1st for a formal arraignment. devon feely, kpix 5. >>> two san francisco police officers have been arrested and are being charged with destroying evidence. this comes with the same day that a retired officer bases you local gun charges. facing to the san francisco district attorney's office, officers kevin lyons, and kevin stian, were called the marriott marquis hotel, after staff reported finding drugs and credit card in a guest luggage. court documents say the officers told staff it would take too long to catalog all of the allegedly stolen i.d.s and credit cards. the o

. >> reporter: it was outside the macy's 7:30, security guard stopped three women saying he saw them shoplifting. >> they challenged him, fighting with him, punching him in the face and pepper sprayed him. >> reporter: arrested soon after. in their car found three kids aged 17, 2 and 7 months old, all three women from sacramento. >> spent probably six hours taking care of the kids until we were able to get a family member to release them to. >> reporter: fifth violent crime at stanford mall this year. three 16-year-olds and 14-year-old were arrested monday for attempted carjacking, and shooting in parking lot february, in january two women robbed of purses at gunpoint sitting outside of the true food kitchen. >> we come by day, not nit. >> reporter: shoppers taking precautions. these sisters don't browse, get what that they need and leave. >> heard it's not safe so we made a packet to only shop together, don't wear anything fancy. >> that's really sad. >> reporter: stealing from shopping centers isn't unique to palo alto, seen it at jewelry stores and high-end malls around the bay ar

he actually faces separate court hearings after being caught for several thefts at macy's in san jose, including michael kors bags and clothes. he stole a cooler, blankets and a knife from rei where he was caught with counterfeit money and a meth pipe. for garcia, he is glad he spoke to investigators. >> i met with atf. i told the inspector that -- i said, either it was electrical or somebody intentionally did this. >> reporter: investigators continue to look for more people who knew or came across him as well as more incidents. as we are seeing, that list is likely to get longer before his plea hearing on june 1. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> loss gostos is tracking down on teenage parties. the new law holds adults responsible for hosting gatherings where minors are in the presence of alcohol or drugs. it was written with input from school officials, police and city leaders. >>> it's official. the biden administration is formally asking an appellate court to bring the mask requirement back for all planes, trains and buses. earlier this week, a federal district jud

among them macy's, kohl's, and guitar center. police believe he sit the fire to distract employees while he stole tools. if convicted, he could face between 14 years and life in prison. >>> lockdown for hours on campus. that's what happened to uc berkeley students today. but tonight they're relieved the ordeal is over. police spent the day searching for a person who made specific threats against people who work or learn at the university. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live at uc berkeley with the latest for us. very busy day out there today, sharon. >> reporter: that's right, audrey. a cal spokesperson said the person who made the threat is affiliated with the university and they took these threats very seriously. >> are you okay? >> reporter: a father nervously talked to his daughter on the phone who's hiding inside the student union. that was the focus of the search at 9:30 when campus police told people to shelter in place. >> oh, my god my friends are in there and stuff. so i was hoping for the best that nothing happened.

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crowded 11,000 square-foot building burned, gogue continued a theft spree that took him to an east bay macy's. he's faced with several charges, including aggravated arson, which could lend him in prison for 14 years to life. >> it is certainly arson in the sense he apparently intentionally started a fire. the question remains whether it is aggravated arson that he intended to burn down the home depot or put lots of people in jeopardy, or was he just intending to distract security? amanda: legal analyst weigh in on the man's alleged behavior. between october 2021 to this april, gogue was suspected of being involved in a number of thefts. stealing merchandise from various businesses with values ranging from $270 to $5,000 plus. >> it appears he is someone who has committed a number of thefts and has been doing it for a long time, but that does not necessarily make him an arsonist. people will ask why did this fire get started to distract security apparently, but then turns into what we saw happen so quickly. >> it is difficult without all the information yet available how exactly this fire was

palo alto police say the women were leaving the macy's with unpaid merchandise when a security officer tried to stop them. one of the women tried to pepper spray him while the other 2 punched him in the face and head. they ran to the car, but police were able to catch up to them and arrest them. it appears children with cancer are not immune to burglaries in san francisco because thieves broken to i was going on profit caring for children who are fighting cancer early thursday morning. the family house, they say that these guy with $1000 worth of items while the 6 children were sleeping inside. call for us fully to call has that story. >> the break in from the outside. alexandra morgan says thieves likely used the stolen early thursday morning to break through a ground floor window. the family house in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood and morgan says it's unlikely the burglars were unaware the establishment help sick children. our mission statement. >> on the side of the building, pictures of children, pictures of sick children there's no way morgan is the ceo of the nonprofit

later, as the home depot was burning, he continued a theft spree that extended to a macy's in the east bay. >> he made his first court appearance today but did not enter a plea. investigators refuse to elaborate on that getaway driver but believe gogue was solely responsibility for the massive fire. >> miraculously, no one was hurt in this five-alarm fire that was so hot and so large that it could be detected from a satellite in space. >> he is due back in court for a plea hearing june 1st. he faces 14 years to life in prison if convicted. live from the newsroom. ian cull. nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. 24 hours later, there is still confusion over masks on transit. today the justice department said it will likely appeal yesterday's reversal by a florida judge. in the meantime, what do we do? dozens of transit agencies are deciding on their own whether or not to mask. here's the breakdown for the bay area. the latest agency, ac transit announced today, masks will be optional. they'll join our local airports and most airlines. several others including vta, muni and cal train all say

stopped by a home depot employee but managed to flee the scene and continued his that spree at a nearby macy's using a warrant. police were able to locate and arrest coqui on april 15th given the extent of the damage in size of the flames. county and city officials are thankful that no one was hurt, a fire that could be detected from outer space. >> and within feet of hundreds of homes, steinbeck elementary school. >> and many, many other. sensitive. locations in our the locally made his first court appearance monday afternoon facing felony arson and multiple theft charges. >> more than 100 firefighters worked to put out the fire that destroyed around 17 million dollars in home depot inventory. >> tens of millions of dollars of damage and sent employees and customers running for their lives. i am incredibly to the more than 100 firefighters and dispatchers. >> prevented this from becoming a much greater tragedy. >> the fire was mostly contained to this home depot. but we learned today that the flames did extend behind the store, damaging the roof and backyard of a home on el reese. lisa drive