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felony. again, they only stole $500. not very smart. should have stolen. 15,000 or $1,500 worth of stuff to really get away with it. but i'm so tired of this idea that people can just go in and steal people's stuff. like, this is a local grocery store which means if i can go into the store without getting something, like, just taking it in shopping and i have to go to an attendant, i'm not going to go shopping and more. i'm just going to order it online which means the store is going to -- and nobody is going to have a job working in that community anymore. so you are enabling them to in terms of the lawyers, there's a lot, if the company has the policy because the liability for them is if someone goes to chase these people, they get hurt or killed, that costs to them more money for the employee than it would to just cover the goods that are stolen, right? and so that is really the problem. and those things have been in place for a long time. it is is worse now that crime is so out of control. >> greg: what is interesting to
st stuff. i am tired of the idea people can go in and steal people's stuff thchl is a local grocery store. if i can't go into the store without getting something, take it and shopping and i have to go to an attendant to get it, i will not go to the store, i will order online and thatten moos the store will close and no one can work in the community anymore. as far as lawyers, every company has this policy, liabilities, is if someone goes to chase this person or get killed it costs more for the employee than to cover the goods stolen. that is the problem. those things have been in place for a long time, now crime is out of control. >> greg: you are hearing people
felony. again, they only stole $500. not very smart. should have stolen. 15,000 or $1,500 worth of stuff to really get away with it. but i'm so tired of this idea that people can just go in and steal people's stuff. like, this is a local grocery store which means if i can go into the store without getting something, like, just taking it in shopping and i have to go to an attendant, i'm not going to go shopping and more. i'm just going to order it online which means the store is going to -- and nobody is going to have a job working in that community anymore. so you are enabling them to in terms of the lawyers, there's a lot, if the company has the policy because the liability for them is if someone goes to chase these people, they get hurt or killed, that costs to them more money for the employee than it would to just cover the goods that are stolen, right? and so that is really the problem. and those things have been in place for a long time. it is is worse now that crime is so out of control. >> greg: what is interesting to
>> julie: if you head to the airport pack your patience. severe weather and staffing issues making an absolute mess of flight schedules. that's on top of thousands of flights already scrapped this week alone. you can see on flight aware's misery map, the new york city area airports are struggling the most. passengers left stranded, some waiting for hours just for their flights to be nixed. >> i'm so mad but trying not to explode. >> the hardest day of travel i have ever had. >> they canceled three flights with plane mechanical issues, which is not true. today they're saying there is weather. >> we don't know when we're getting out of here. not one person since we got off that plane, we have not had one attendant, nobody help us. >> julie: alexis mcadams is live at newark airport with the latest. >> people either want to pull
air travel is increasingly becoming a total nightmare mainly because of stories like this one. a man is now going viral on tiktok for filming his revenge against an annoying traveler who put her smelly feet underneath his seat. here's how he dealt with it. the only way he thought he could. he poured a drink on her feet. it seemed to work. she quickly pulled her feet back. interesting tactic. raymond arroyo is a fox news analyst and also an airline etiquette expert and he joins us. raymond. >> i do have my rules for travel, kayleigh. here is rule number one. do not put your stinky feet anywhere near your fellow passengers. don't even take your shoes off. we don't need our pretzels with a side of tow cheese. but if you do encounter something like this, just call the stewardess. that's not a permission slip to attack your fellow travelers with soda or anything else. just called the attendant and let them take care of it.
>> just call the attendant and let them take care of it. i don' takt know. endor >> look, i am nosit endorsing pouring a soda on anyone, but can tell you if i hady a little baby nash's bottle right therebo and i saw a foot by it, i mean, i may think about the soda on foot. i may mama bear may show up.mayh alowl right is that okay? i'm not going to press you on that. you won't see my feefeet ot on . aisle. >> don't worry. yeah, i certainly hope not. well hope no, here's the next one,y raymond. you'll love this one. the american medical association announcewill lovthe that body mass index is a racist metric. is aesg to the ama, bmi does not, quote, appropriately represent racial and ethnic minorities. raymond kelly, i don't evenundes understand this. look, the bmhis.i mass index is just an objective metric. >> it is your weight divided by your height. and then there's a formulavidedy science that the physician goes through. it applies to everybod t goeyld equally. it would be like heart beat orli height or any othebeat orr metrc
any customer who had come to the store. >> if that attendant was right, investigators may have undercut jason's alibi. but still, it was not enough. and so they plotted ahead. painstaking work that took time. and then years after the murder, they finally got a match for that partial footprint. >> the state bureau of investigation and fbi were able to eventually identify that shoe as a hush puppy shoe. it was a size 12, which is the same size that he wore. >> throughout the investigation, jason steadfastly remained his silence. and rather than face a legal battle where he would be asked some tough questions, he even gave michelle's family custody of his daughter. >> everyone we spoke with, everyone talked about how much he loved cassidy and what a great dad he was. to just turn over primary custody, that was very surprising. >> investigators had heard enough. they believed they had a case,
transcript of that scene, where he says, look at this, this is secret, highly confidential, you know, it's classified. i could have declassified it but now i can't. and the staffer says, well, that's a problem because you're waving it around here. >> to be fair, he said not really. >> he said, not really. now we know what not really means. >> it means really. he really did. >> let me add to it. the interesting thing about this -- so, chris christie did a really good job in his announcement in making the point that trump is never wrong. he's never been wrong, never been wrong, never wrong ever. and i think you see some of that in his attitude with the declassification. i can keep them because i'm me. i'm never wrong. but i think there's also a sad story, and it doesn't mean there shouldn't be accountability. but the other guy that has been indicted with donald trump was his navy butler or whatever the attendant is served for all intents and purposes, served his country honorably, goes to work