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bill: thank you for the plug. where were these people when i was in school? find that out. dana: surging crime and mounting safety concerns giving rise to growing fear in cities across america as police departments struggle to maintain law and order. now a violent crime has those who live in washington calling our nation s capital a war zone. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. that went fast. the first hour. here we go. bill: are you great today. dana: great. bill: i m bill hemmer. crime on the rise in d.c. homicides, car thefts, violent crime all up sharply in the past year. one d.c. council member calling for the national guard to help address the city s troubling epidemic of crime and violence. man, a war zone. those who have not been affected by it directly, you will be directly or indirectly if we don t do something now. our government has to step up. our police department has to step up and our residents have to step up. dana: