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police say this happened minutes before a home was torched. it s unbelievable. this is scary of course. reporter: eli solomon handed the video over to police once he realized what his cameras captured. police say it s the same man seen in this surveillance video walking away from another fire. since october 20, 7 fires have been set intentionally in this community made up of mostly boo carrian jews. the homes targeted have all been under construction and so far police don t believe it s a hate crime. they have increased patrols in the area uniformed and plainclothes. they are using technology like cameras. and yet right under their nosings, in fact, right outside of the 112 precinct last night, police say the trash outside for pickup was intentionally set on fire. other suspicious small fires popped up at other dumpsters in the area, too. but are they connected to the something else? police are looking into it. a message, yeah, taunting. i don t think it s makin ....
community policing, the importance of broken windows and that it was being attacked and being attacked successfully, unfortunately. and so the idea that he was about to leave this life, his life s work was being torn apart and he the good fortune in that last year to meet rafael. and i d like to think that a lot of the influence in this magnificent book was through that exposure to. george george s last work for the manhattan institute was a 3000 word effort that by rafael defending community policing and the community policing. it effectively was what could make safe. so from that exposure to rafael developed a friendship it the admiration of a mentorship not only of me of him but him of me because he s an extraordinary young man with an extraordinary research and most importantly the ability to take what he has learned, what he is analyzed it presented in a use friendly fashion. so many academics, so many writers, so many researchers as they effectively write for them ....
musk welcome to hell. tonight, that hail-scape is a whole lot worse. as the 11th hour gets underway on friday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. we are down to the wire. four days before the election day, and with control of the senate and the house on the line. there is no room for error. there s also no rest for the president on this final campaign weekend. president biden will be trying to get out the vote in illinois and pennsylvania. he ll have company in the keystone state for two former presidents, biden will headline a rally with president obama, while donald trump is also campaigning there this weekend. this afternoon, biden said he thinks things are looking good for democrats. we re gonna win this time around, i feel really good about our chances. we re gonna keep this and keep up a seat. we have a chance of winning the house. that s when i m optimistic, i really am. biden will also be in new york this weekend, campaigning with governor kat ....
trustees ravenel, currie and charters and nikko. now and to celebrate the release of brilliant new book criminal injustice, this book represents the culmination years of ralph s hard work. not long ago, the conventional wisdom held that the biggest problem with our criminal justice system was that it was far too punitive and that what urban neighborhoods needed most was for the police to stop being so proactive in their efforts to fight crime. ralph warned that this was a dire mistake, that the crime decline that transformed america s cities was a fragile achievement, and that cities around the country would regret their headlong rush towards. deep policing and decarceration. needless to say, he s been proven right. and ralph has dedicated professional life to doing everything in his power to restore public safety, especially for our most vulnerable citizens. it is therefore fitting that ralph s introducer tonight is commissioner bill bratton. over the course of his lon ....
charters and nikko. now and to celebrate the release of brilliant new book criminal injustice, this book represents the culmination years of ralph s hard work. not long ago, the conventional wisdom held that the biggest problem with our criminal justice system was that it was far too punitive and that what urban neighborhoods needed most was for the police to stop being so proactive in their efforts to fight crime. ralph warned that this was a dire mistake, that the crime decline that transformed america s cities was a fragile achievement, and that cities around the country would regret their headlong rush towards. deep policing and decarceration. needless to say, he s been proven right. and ralph has dedicated professional life to doing everything in his power to restore public safety, especially for our most vulnerable citizens. it is therefore fitting that ralph s introducer tonight is commissioner bill bratton. over the course of his long and distinguished. commissi ....