[inaudible]. [inaudible] good afternoon, everyone. I am reihan salam, president of the manhattan institute and its my great pleasure to welcome you all here today. Todays subject, crime and its consequences has been at the heart of our work since the institute was founded in the late 1970s when american cities were thought to be in their death throes. The urban crisis of that era had many dimensions but at the center of urban americas intertwined challenges was the rise of violent crime. Between 19601990 americas violent crime rate increased over 350 . This change the texture and possibilities of urban life. Cities that a long been engines of upper mobility were drained of their vitality as middleclass residents fled for the sanctuary of the suburbs and those left behind live in fear. Rather than accept the client of public order as inevitable scholars at the manhattan institute offered an agenda for restoring public order. In 1982 the criminologist a long time and my fellow George Kel
show. we will speak to israel s and palestinians and spokesperson for its monday, the 9th of october. yes, good morning kay. fighting between hamas and israeli forces continues outside gaza this morning. israel says they thought they would be in a better place. lighting up the night sky, israel launches fresh airstrikes on gaza overnight, in an exchange of fire, than 400 palestinians have been killed so far. sky news reports from the heart of the israeli destruction, with up to 700 killed in hamas attacked, and 260 bodies recovered from a music festival. the sound of the iron dome, the israeli defense system. hostage fear, as we report on the fate of those missing in israel, and feared captured by hamas fighters. thanks, mark. also coming up on the program for you all smiles and liverpool, as the shadow chancellor prepares to reveal her plans for the uk economy at the labour party conference. we will speak to her live. whitehall walk out. cleaners, security guar
morning. the search is on for the suspect who shot two people killing one of them. we do have have a picture of him so you can see what he looks like this is the man that they are looking for. he shot two people on henderson road around 2:30 p.m. wednesday afternoon a woman was shot and taken to the hospital they knew this heard the shots they tried to help the victims until the ambulance it right. she put him in the recovery position. i thought the later that she had already him office back into the in other news right now barberton police are looking for the driver who hit and army national guard spent in cap going. twenty-seven -year-old, scott hollifield, is recovering in the hospital with severe brain injuries regard to cover car have approve settle the wrongful death bronx it. simmons could face 15 months in prison if he does not agree to probation. an elderly woman is the string of car to exited the crime spree all the way to the cities quite a suburbs. straight shoe o
your weekend and when we re going to see rain return coming up. lisa, thank you, developing news now, the chp is investigating a three-car crash that killed two people. it happened just before 9:00 last night near castro valley. a black bmw tried to pass a car on canyon road just south of north canyon road. it crossed the double yellow lines and collided head on with a pickup truck. the driver and the front passenger were killed. the vehicle had to be cut apart by the fire department to try to render assistance to the driver and the passenger. a woman who was a passenger in the back seat of the bmw is in serious condition and so is the driver of of the pickup truck. the car that was being passed received minor damage. in san jose, a partially paralyzed woman was rushed out of a burning building. neighbors are questioning why&v he took me outside. around noon people escaped three homes on fire in san jose. as it spread they took this cell phone video. i look at the
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