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the curfew continues and one popular party city. local businesses in miami beach where they have challenge the shut down yesterday arguing the curfew hurts their businesses. last night a judge denied the request. what are spring breakers going to do? hello everyone welcome to "fox ne"foxnews live" i'm eric shawni arthel. arthel: hi eric, hello everyone i'm arthel neville. the midnight 6:00 a.m. curfew now stands through monday. the city made that move after two deadly shootings last year when rowdy celebrations spiraled out of control. arthel: i talked to the mayor of miami beach in a moment he'll tell us about the curfew. first was go to madison is alive in fort lauderdale. that is where the mayor there says spring breakers come to fort lauderdale. there is no curfew, and joy come have fun madison as you can see is on the beach. high medicine. click hi eric. that is right we are definitely single large crowds here on

people filling up the beaches, bars and restaurants but the day goes on the party gets bigger. police are tell us they have not run into any major issues so far. note that incidents yet so that is good to hear. as you mentioned that was not the kate about 30 miles away at last year in miami beach. police arrested over 500 people. that is why the city is shutting down business before midnight this weekend. business owners push back saying they are losing a lot three nightclubs took it to the courts but a judge ruled the curfew will stay in place. some think it is a good thing but one restaurant is taking a step further closing for the weekend, here's why. >> there is a lot of people it's all pretty much pushed to the sidewalk. being mangoes has a very open front, last year i was in 16

stampede's. the cash register is not the important thing. it is the safety first. >> the latest example of spring break chaos happens south of daytona beach there is a police say a 16-year-old pointed a gun at spring breakers on the beach. they say that tina was also caring drugs and had several outstanding warrants. thankfully no one was hurt but some people they say they are still a bit on guard. >> it definitely gives you a little more on guard he went to watch your back make sure you're more cautious. >> a lot of out-of-towners i hear no reason we should be out here bringing guns to the beach. >> of course, eric it is st. patrick's day. we are seeing people out and about in the green gear will be here throughout the rest of the day bringing you on the celebrations here. eric: alright madison thank you hopefully have wednesday's safe, arthel. arthel: joining is now the mayor of miami beach thank you for being here.

the first of i want to jump in and ask you do you agree with the spring break curfew this year? >> a number of years we have shooting on our streets. we are a safe city these measures were necessary to keep everyone safe. by the way a lot of businesses are happily put in these measures. there are a handful of businesses impacted some are saying they're making more money addition than past years. arthel: that is interesting i was going to ask you that. what do you hear what are you hearing from the business owners, the clubs, the restaurants in the shop to make the bulk of their revenue during spring break? you are saying to me as you well know there were several businesses the met the nightclub that stays open from 12:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m., who said listen, this is hurting our bottom line here. >> first of all, our residents are extremely please and put in the measures we have that sure w this as they call mrs. spring break we have had in years.

the businesses are little more mixed. we have three businesses who brought suit and those are open until 5:00 a.m. which they cannot do it's just two weekends they can't do that. but again, a number of restaurants make their business like a traditional restaurant are tell me thank you, these measures have helped them. they have kept things safer, calmer, they are actually busier. arthel: security has been the issue. you have implemented spring break security measures like a bag checks, heightened police presence, closing parking garages. what more can you and other city and state officials due to fortified law enforcement during spring break? or do you feel you've done all you can do? >> each of the most robust measures we have ever taken by a long shot. license plate readers, dui checks, bag checks, closing the beach at 6:00 p.m., closing our parking garages just for these two weekends in the heaviest law

enforcement presence we have ever had between miami beach, the county, sister cities and also the governor and florida highway patrol. they really came through. they gave us 45 officers last weekend and this weekend. it has really helped you can see the difference on the street. it is calmer. we are busy we are still a busy city. i was out there last night with police and everyone. we are busy but everything is calm. evelyn's having a good time with it should be. arthel: does a miami beach risk losing businesses and the reputation as a go to spring break destination? >> i don't know we want to be the go to spring break destination. we want to be a tourist attraction, which we are paid we want our hotels filled, which they are. and i think the opposite was happening. we were risking ruining our reputation by having these acts of violence which we prevented this year this is a win/win for

everyone and this is a huge success for us this year. arthel: i know the residents are very concerned about safety as well. our most college students showing up for spring break can you tell or are other people showing up for the party? >> a little bit of a mix for the problems we've had in past years have not been college students it has been people in their men, late 20s and 30s who are kind of using the attraction to come here and cause problems. that is been the issue. that is why at spring break might not be the correct terminology but the bottom line is the formula is the same throughput in these measures to keep people safe. our residents were demanding at many of our businesses were demanding it. other than a couple of businesses that brought this lawsuit and lost, really almost uniformly everyone in the city is appreciative of the drastic actions we have taken which have

worked. arthel: well, it miami beach is a lovely city. i am do a trip that i have not been there and a little while i may have to call you mr. mayor when i show up to see your beautiful miami beach. >> i would love that, please do. arthel: take care, thank you. >> you to thank you. ♪'s before speaking of crime but two people were killed and five others were injured and a shooting that happened early this morning and our nations capitol. this just happened blocks from the convention center downtown in washington d.c. they're holding a junior fencing tournament there this weekend. police are searching for at least one suspect for this happening days after the mayor signed a safety bill into law to combat the crime on the streets of d.c. madeline rivera is alive with the latest on what happened last night and the efforts to curb the crime. hi madeline. >> good afternoon, eric. we are still waiting for more information from d.c. police regarding this shooting there

asking any witnesses to come forward here is what that latest update was this morning. >> a total of seven people were shot in this location to have since then been pronounced deceased. all of which are adults were transported to local hospitals. >> authorities have not released identities of the victims who do not know the conditions of the five survivors we also do not have details as to what led up to this shooting overnight. the area where it took place as a popular spot home to some of d.c.'s most popular spots locals have been pleading with public officials to do something about the crime crisis. deceased mayor is appraising this massive crime bill that you mention she signed it into law about a week ago. some of the key parts of that legislation includes strengthening gun penalties cracking down on organized theft and creating drug-free zones for it last year was particularly violent in the nation's capitol

forcing lawmakers to find solutions. homicides read by 35%. overall violent crimes increased by 39%. alister says they are seeing an improvement this year. homicides are down in a violent crime has dropped about 10% in the first two and half months. she believes security will do more to keep numbers moving in the right direction. >> the things we do to make the city safer will buy in large have the most beneficial impact on people who are living in lower income neighborhoods. >> congress still needs to sign off on security c but some key parts of the legislation are already in effect. eric: alright madeleine, thanks so much. arthel: now up to the unrest in haiti hundreds of americans are reportedly trapped after weeks of violence by armed gangs amid the chaos the state department says it is arranging lighter chart out for u.s. citizens but

it warns getting to the airport is dangerous. bryan llenas is a lie that one of the main border crossings with the dominican republic. and lots of activity there, what are you seeing? tell us more. >> hey are that we are in the marketplace this is on the dominican side and the haiti/dominican border and frankly sis eight lifeline an economic lifeline for haitians who live across the border. they are buying and selling goods here. that is really important. nearly half the haitian population right now is living in a situation where they are either food insecure or in need of humanitarian aid. so as you can see it is a busy here it is such a lifeline for these folks. this morning thousands of haitians crossed in at probably 8:00 a.m. to come and with all of their goods so that they can sell, buy food, ice, water the un says nearly two thirds of haitian households right now

have experienced a significant drop in income as a result of this crisis. more than 360,000 haitians displaced. there is also a prison break in haiti with some 4000 inmates. that is fueling more concern amid the gang violence there. haitians crossing into the dr are fingerprinted and photographed become the comes the binational marketplace they are giving an immigration card for future trips. we spoke to haitian national at this market earlier today. ♪ >> haiti is no good for me it is misery we are hungry, we like international help with food. >> 1.4 million haitians currently face a famine right now. gang violence has spiked to several hundred americans are stuck in haiti. gangs control 80% of the capitol of port-au-prince. there is no clear government and place the prime minister has resigned political transition council is moving forward to help usher in a new government but there are serious questions the gangs will honor this entire

process. >> more violence over the weekend so far. very, very concerning. we do see the political process moving forward we are continuing to work with the canyons about getting this military support mission in place to help the haitian national police. >> while republicans in congress are holding off on giving $40 million for that humanitarian for the police to come in they say they just need more questions answered but in the meantime there was a charter flight that took off or is going to take off with limited seats for americans who are stuck here they are now planning on potentially more evacuation options for americans through the capitol port-au-prince. arthel: brian you may not know this but do you happen to have an idea how many americans made it onto the charter flight? >> @charter flight we do not know if that has even taken off the first word of the charter

flight was given out yesterday. americans had to apply first they had to have a passport we have no indication that charter flight has even taken off it's a five and a half hour journey from the capitol to reach that airport to reach the charter flight is why the state department said they are trying to create more evacuation options from the capitol of port-au-prince. arthel: alright bryan llenas and the dominican republic, thank you. >> of course, thank you. arthel: . eric: a cease fire talks to consume today. this is a prime minister benjamin netanyahu vows to crush the barbaric islamic terrorist of hamas once and for all. we will have a live report with trey yingst from jerusalem next here on "fox news live." okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete,

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arthel: installed cease-fire talks between israel and hamas are expected to resume in qatar today benjamin netanyahu said he will not back down on his plan for military incursion into a roth for the last stronghold and gaza. the prime minister said that just today. meantime u.s. and jordanian pilots have been there dropping humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. trey yingst is alive and in tel aviv israel with the very

latest. estate wandered 63 of the war between israel and hamas as the regent waits to see what comes next. reports indicate negotiators will meet in doha and try to continue conversations about possible cease-fire that will seat up to 40 hostages released the idea of a diplomatic breakthrough come as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is doubling down on his intentions to invade gaza's. >> we have approved operational plans for operation. including the necessary steps to evacuate the civilian population from the battle zones. >> inside gaza palestinians were able to get more supplies from air and sea this weekend with the first vessel of aid arriving from the mediterranean and more american air drops taking place in northern gaza. medical facilities in the

northern part of the strip remained overwhelmed as they work around the clock to treat patients. doctor it works at the hospital and says medical teams are running low on supplies and even donate their own blood to support patients when needed. we have beds and sometimes we donate blood maybe twice. >> like many in gaza he has turned to crowdfunding to try to raise money to evacuate his family from the strip amid the war. he said even if they are able to get out of gaza he will stay to treat palestinian patients. arthel: the dedication of doctors trey, thank you. stc4 afghanistan back in the spotlight on crucial hearings this week on the hill. house republicans continue to

focus on the withdrawal nearly three years ago. on tuesday former joint chief of staff general mike trent mark milley will testify on all of this. florida congressman a former green beret mike is a member of the committee he joins us now. once a green beret always a green beret congressman good to see you on the sunday. >> yes, thank you. looking forward to this hearing and looking forward to trying to get some answers and some closure for the gold star families the some of whom will be in the audience. also looking forward to some type of answers for all of the veterans out there who again need closure and are still three years on looking for some type of accountability for this disastrous disgraceful withdrawal. eric: what are you looking for precisely? >> we are going to have general milley now retired he was the chairman of the joint chiefs.

general mackenzie was a mckenzir of all forces in the middle east. where were the disconnects between what they were advising and the decisions joe biden actually made? he has repeatedly said the buck stopped with him he takes responsibility. but then in the same breath he said the whole thing was an outstanding success. we don't biden has said on national television he was never told that he should leave a small group of special forces, intelligence and other support operatives, 2500 to keep a lid on the taliban and prevent this catastrophe from happening. yet we see him reporting the generals totally contradict that it they say in fact they did advise him to leave that small force behind not to do fighting but do the logistics of the intelligence, the air support, those types of support mechanisms to keep the afghan army going and keep the taliban and al qaeda from taking over.

i want to know the decisions about the airbase the only base in the world that is sandwiched between in china, russia, and iran and could also keep a lid on global terrorism. who decided to get that base up? by the way had the prison that released the suicide bomber that hit abbe abbey gate a few weeks later. the allies were completely on board with this. yet we have our allies telling us they were infuriated and were not informed. what do the generals have to say about that interaction? the list is so long on this debacle. i will say one final thing i want to get to the bottom of. biden and blinken repeatedly said there were only about 100 americans that were trying to get out that could not get out. yet since a very quietly revise that number to nearly 1000. which was it? it is a fundamentally un-american to leave fellow

americans behind but wheat yanked all of our military out we did not have the ability to go get them. those are just a few of the many questions i have it. before as you point out general milley and other leaders advised against pulling the troops out pretty point out the loss of the air force base what is the deep meaning that we don't have that foothold there in that country as you point out and a very strategic part of the world. >> a while air force base could house our largest bombers. and other things to go after terrorism. that base is only a few hundred miles from china's western border. were their entire nuclear arsenal is located. it is closer to china than mexico city is to the texas border. we gave it up for nothing. it defies all logic if we ever have any type of conflict in the

western pacific, that will have been a critical airbase that we would have given up. and one other question since i still to this day and getting desperate e-mails from our allies, our interpreters and others that we left behind that ttaliban are hunting down right now as we speak. were there plans advised of the president to begin evacuating them before the collapse? myself, other democrats were begging pleading open up in guam as we did in vietnam. open up some of our bases in the middle east. the pentagon testify they were ready to do that. did biden shut that down for reasons that i don't know i am looking for some type of explanation. eric: finally the president said he was handcuffed by former president trumps deal with the taliban facing that deadline that he had no choice and he blames a former president, your reaction to that?

>> look at the long list of trump policies and biden have no problem tearing up on day one. all of our border policies, remain a in mexico, the ironic deal, the paris accords, i could keep going but he has no problem walking away from those literally in the first week of his presidency. but suddenly he is handcuffed by the deal? which by the way trump himself said the taliban did not live up to the deal we are leaving our troops, we are leaving our base. that's a bunch of baloney getting the generals and validation will be incredibly important. sparnumeral two of the general s about on this. thank you for your service. >> thank you. arthel: up next the search for a message college student continues in nashville. we will speak to a family friend on how his family is coping with his disappearance. you are watching fox news live.

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arthel: the man accused of killing three and the members in pennsylvania yesterday is now awaiting extradition after a standoff in new jersey that unfolded live here in our newscast yesterday. authorities say 26-year-old andre gordon killed his stepmother, his 13-year-old sister, and the mother of his two children in the philadelphia suburb of falls township. gordon allegedly carjacked a vehicle, drove to trenton, new jersey entered a house with four people inside. those people were not harmed. police say he escaped before swat officers got there and was found a few hours later on a nearby street. meantime there's another scare for residents in bucks county this morning. a swat team and armored vehicles surrounded a home in newtown in response to a domestic violence call. neighbors were told to shelter in place. police say a man was taken into custody without incident.

eric: arizona's new hotspot for mass illegal crossings that after texas fortified its border in the busy rio grande sectary take a look at the new video. it shows large groups of migrants who are preaching the wall and lukeville, arizona you can see it right there they walk right through the wall. reports say the cartels have cut a hole in that steel. life at the border pass in eagle pass, texas with more i can't believe this every single day. >> yes texas officials say the shift you are sitting in the border crossings to places like arizona, new mexico and san diego is proof their policies here on the border are having an impact in pushing the crossings further out west. that is why you are now seeing scenes like that one and lukeville, arizona. much more frequently it much more regularly groups of hundreds of people a day poring

through breaches in the border while to get into the country because those parts of the border are now some of the easiest for cartels to get people across now. those are just the people who want to turn themselves over to border patrol we are also single lots of cases like these in new mexico human smugglers working for the cartel snake dug in dozens of migrants across the board and tried to get them further into the country. texas is seeing fewer border crossings overall but the human smuggling operations have not slowed down. last week texas dps track down this cartel smuggler who was caught hiding under a bush in laredo texas with a small group he was trying to sneak across the border and into the country illegally. in that same area law enforcement found 14 people the cartels were smuggling in the back of a semi trailer 10 of them from guatemala, four from mexico the driver from houston is now facing charges of human smuggling. enforcement officials stressed w important busting those types of

smuggling operations are because every person they catch is someone who did not want to be found and otherwise would have been another got a way to get into the country adding to the more than 1.8 million known and got a ways we have had the last three years. eric: alr all right garrett at e border thank you. arthel: the search is on for 22-year-old riley strain university of missouri senior has been missing for over a week. he was reportedly lasting getting kicked out of a bar in downtown nashville after a night out with his fraternity brothers. they reported him missing the next day. joining us now is ch krista dinn eight lifelong friend of riley strain family. first of all what is the most updated information you have on your friends whereabouts? >> most updated we have right now we know the local nashville police have a couple of persons of interest they would like to interview. there is no sign of bell play at

this moment. but they do have people they would like to contact that was actually out of the homeless area that riley was last seen in. arthel: are you in touch with riley's parents, chris and michelle? first of all how are they holding up? how diligently are they working of course, to find their son, who are they working with? >> they are doing extremely well for the circumstances. we have had an incredible outpouring of family and love from back in springfield, missouri or we are from. and nashville, general people n general have been overwhelmed with gifts, free hotel rooms, food, people to come to the laundry, the city of nashville is beyond what anyone could want or expect in the situation. we are curious. i am more curious than any one i want to know why the tbi is not been brought into this investigation. we are a week plus into this and

i'm not saying anything negative about the nashville police force, more eyes, more agents, more people looking at this it may give us a fresh look on where we are currently stalled that at the moment. arthel: we are not sure, there may be there working on bringing in other agencies with the search for riley. but you weren't there that night, but what do you know about what happens? as far as you know? >> a little bit of the timeline is riley's mother and a young lady riley was saying literally talk to him. his mother communicated him about an hour before the last phone ping went. nothing in the conversation along the lines of what we watched in the videos. a lady that had reached out to him right after they've gotten into luke bryan's and barr had asked him how he was doing. he replied back in a text good

lop we were scratching our heads trying to figure out what new sling that was it's nothing. it's the state of mind riley was at that moment that was the last text or conversation that any family member or non- fraternity brother have received. just makes us think even more something m maven slipped into s drink and changed him because that is not like riley he is very punctual. loves doing texting and moshe's and exclamation marks he is a very thorough young man. none of that m makes sense to te family. arthel: we do have a statement from l luke bryan's bar in parti will read it for you it says during riley's visit to luke's theory to bridge our records show he purchased and was served one alcoholic drink and to waters.

at 9:30 5:00 p.m. our security team made a decision based on our conduct standards to escort him from the venue through our broadway exit at the front of our bills and pay he was followed down the stairs with one member of his party by the individual with riley did not exit and returned upstairs they add prayers continue to be with riley's friley's friends and fay during this difficult time. and for his safe return. you mentioned a bit in wrapping up here, if you could say something to riley, what would you say to him? >> we want him home. the whole family once him home. we are very frustrated that we don't have him home. he truly is an incredible kitties like any 22-year-old boy they have a little corner in snm. but riley being escorted out of the bar is nothing i'm not saying that as a parent or close family member, every one of his fraternity brothers we have talked to come every one of his friends back in his high school we have talked to, none of the

body actions are what happen from that bar forward is what we know of riley and how he acts. we are not holding luke's responsible for any of that. we understand there could've been something happened before and out of their hands we are very thankful they have been cooperating with the police every step of the way. we just need answers. arthel: we are showing a description of riley strain 65 -- 67160 pounds, thin build, blue eyes, light brown hair. chris we wish you and chris and michelle the parents all the best in finding riley strain thank you for joining us big. >> we appreciate you keeping the story fresh thank you for what you're doing. arthel: of course. eric: was on the hopi's falvey president biden taking part in the st. patrick's day festivities at the white house as his administration responsive former president trump's

comments on what he says will happen if the president wins reelection. plus trumps ow own controversial comments. that next here on fox news live.

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>> the president believes is up to the israeli people and the israeli government to determine if and when the will be new elections. >> is a way to talk about your differences not to topple a government in a democratic country. and i think it is indicative of the split in the democratic party between the base, which is not traditional israeli alliance anymore. >> last night president biden attended the gridiron dinner here in washington a white tie affair that's over wonder to 30 years old. biden joked about his age and stamina and also took some shots at trump at a rally in ohio donald trump launching his own broadside at the president talked about the economy including the auto industry and talking about china making cars in mexico but trump said he would try to stop the autos from coming in by putting high taxes on them. there is one word and trumps remarks that got people's attention. >> we are going to put a one 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line and

you're not going to bill us sell those. if i get elected, nope i don't get elected is going to be a bloodbath that's going to be that least of it is going to be a bloodbath for the country they'll be the least of it but they are not going to sell those cars. >> inviting campaign responding in a statement to trump saying this is who donald trump is a loser who gets beat by over 7 million votes in a set of appealing to a wider mainstream audience doubles down on his threats of a political violencee wants another generally six. president biden wrapped up remarks or the white house hosting a st. patrick's day events. he speaks again later today at another event so big st. patrick's day celebration here at the white house. eric: all right lucas, thanks so much. arthel: republicans on the house houseand judiciary oversight committee say they will hold their hearing this week with or without hunter bided as he declined to attend birdhouse of party leaders are signaling

their impeachment inquiry against president biden is nearing an end. so, what happens next senior congressional correspondent chad pergram takes a look. >> the white house says quote impeachment is over a letter from white house counsel to house speaker mike johnson demands the house quit wasting time on this charade. the speaker says not so fast. >> mr. speaker white house says impeachment do you agree they get to call the shots? >> they don't call the shots for. >> windows investigation going to be complete and what is next? liquid not address that yet we will in due time. what's the question is when? house lacks the votes to actually impeach the president despite gop push. >> is reach the "high crimes and misdemeanors"? everyone will have to make that evaluation equipment some conservatives insist on eight impeachment vote even if it fails because i love to build a vote on the impeachment of joe biden progress of the republicans are seeking an exit ramp but they are on the clock.

>> if it does not happen soon this a places out in august and october the legislative calendar is getting very, very lean. >> despite the impeachment tension the president speaker set next to each other at the capitol for the annual st. patrick's day lunch. >> no matter how much we debate, no matter how much we disagree we've always been able to come together as friends of ireland. >> is that strange question. >> does all pleasantries today we do not talk about policy today. >> the house could make criminal referrals from its investigation. there is a big hearing and next week with business partners of hunter biden. that hunter will skip. on capitol hill chad pergram fox news. eric: third and final day of the presidential election in russia. some brave russians are daring to protest against vladimir putin he has all but guaranteed to extend his iron grip for nearly a quarter of a century.

some critics are in jail or exile. stephanie bennett is live in london with these so-called elections. you know putin is going to win of course. >> president putin has no credible opponents ears so that sixth term is pretty inevitable. he has always been in power much longer than any other ruler since stall and of course. the 71-year-old has been president since 2000 buried apart from four years as prime minister because of a two-year term limit he has since changed the rules to give himself a clean slate so he can run again this year end could also run for another six-year term in 2030. in fact in 2018 he received a record 77% of the national votes. during his time in office he has methodically tightened his powers to no real threat to his rule exists has most outspoken critics are ultimately either dead, in jail, or an xl. over the last three days of voting there's been scattered protest against his reelection including russian setting fire

to voting booth and pouring dye into ballot boxes of the that vd for the three other candidates. supporters of russian opposition leader who died in arctic prison last month called on russians to come out for against putin protest today. >> i am expecting, i guess i like to expect change. i don't know if that will happen or not but i believe my voice can make a difference. >> vowing to continue her husband's work his widow lined up with protesting voters outside the russian embassy in berlin, germany today. supporters chanting her name and chanting as she went by. now living around the world including australia, japan, turkey and london to name a few went to vote and held their own peaceful protests. >> we immigrated even here far away from russia where we feel the consequences of us not being

heard. this year is so important just to be here for ourselves. >> we can expect those first rounds of the votes to come in sometime after 2:00 p.m. eastern back to you. >> all right alexei navalny and 4000 russian troops dead because of putin's illegal invasion of ukraine. more news when we come back. make your dream car...a reality. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned vehicles are rigorously inspected to live up to the highest of expectations.

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arthel: california voters may get a chance to reform a controversy a law which are residents and democratic mayors say is fueling ramp at smash and grab and drug abuse crime senior correspondent claudia cowan has more. >> hey arthel that is right california voters passed prop in 2014 to ease prison overcrowding of low-level offenders a second chance crimes like drug possession and theft were downgraded from felonies to misdemeanors and sure enough of prison populations dropped but here we are a decade later many critics say the softer on crime approach has led to a culture of smash and grab open air drug dealing record of fentanyl overdoses. prop 47 raised the threshold for felony shoplifting to almost $1000 even for repeat offenders. and today dozens of them mayors, almost all democrats are

blasting the law for essentially legalizing certain crimes and creating a public safety crisis. california voters may soon get the chance to reform a proper 47 and give it more teeth. a proposed ballot measure increases jail time for thieves involved in organized rings and fentanyl dealers appear while providing incentives for addicts to get treatment. fearing a return to what they call mass incarceration, progressive lawmakers are fighting to protect prop 47 governor gavin newsom opposes a prthe proposed ballot measure as well he is backing legislative fixes that he says make it easier for police to arrest thieves and fentanyl dealers. but in crime weary california the reform initiative is on track for the november ballot with early polling showing strong support among likely voters. arthel: alright thank you claudia. eric: parades and festivities to celebrate st. patrick's day today. boston of course among the cities hosting parades today.

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