the product of authoritarian governments or conformist culture, or both american cities are different. >> they are the >> product of decentralization and diversity. and democracy jane jacobs, the great writer on urban life, always described the best cities as kind of bottom up systems seemingly anarchic, but actually organic. and in the long run far superior to the abstract drawings of central planners. american cities are expressions of democracy places where people have to negotiate differences and find ways to live together that makes them messier and dirtier and sometimes chaotic but perhaps that is what has made these cities so vibrant and innovative. and why they had been at the forefront in making america the country that leads the world and economic its technology, culture, and power once upon a time, american conservatives praised america's organic communities, rooted in freedom and choice, built bottom-up, not top-down. but the new populist, right? despises these cities and that disgust is in part a rejection of modern pluralistic american democracy itself. increasingly, the

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urban crime, was set in san francisco in the 1970s crime rates in new york today, like in major american cities in general, are way down from their levels, even in the 19 and 1990s calls and speaks enviously of cities like tokyo singapore, abu dhabi, and dubai i've been to all these cities many times. some of them in the last few months, and they are indeed wonderful in their own distinctive ways. >> but what >> striking about all of them is that they are somewhat tame and subdued the product of authoritarian governments or conformist culture, or both american cities are different. they are the product of decentralization and diversity and democracy. jane jacobs, the great writer on urban life always described the best cities as kind of bottom up systems. seemingly anarchic, but actually organic and in the long run, far superior to the abstract drawings of central planners american cities are expressions of democracy. places where people have to negotiate differences and find ways to live together that makes them messier and dirtier and sometimes chaotic but perhaps that is what has made these

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border, stepped up the construction of barriers, and ordered the busing of migrants to major american citiesuding washington, new york and chicago. from 2022. according to the governor, in more than 100 thousand illegal immigrants were sent to other parts of the country. however, sleepy joyce, who now has more important problems than the southern border of the country, the leader of the white house, was overtaken by another outbreak of dementia. this time , the president froze for 10 seconds while he tried to scare his audience with stories about how trump was encouraging russia to attack nato. he said that if an ally doesn't pay its dues, it encourages russia to, quote, do everything. i need to clear my mind a little so i don't say what i really mean. think. i note that this kind of violations are noticed in biden regularly, it got to the point that us house of representatives member ronny jackson demanded that the head of the white house pass a cognitive test and prove that he is able to govern the country. affordable off-season vegetables the government assessed the implementation of the

that was supposed to be how terrible things are in american cities. but the 2nd place we've seen it was in new hampshire. um, someone used a i to mimic jo biden's voice calling people up on the phone, telling them not to vote. okay. and so that was the 2nd place we've seen it. so we've obviously expect to see it and many, many more places. but so far we haven't seen a lot of it. however, the general election hasn't really begun yet. no, of course, i think i'm planning more time. i mean, as you mentioned, this does, there's the concern by some about the impact that is going to have on the security and integrity of the electro price is. do you think that consumers, legitimate or skim? i'm going to a degree here. i think it's quite legitimate for 2 reasons. first of all, most countries do not have in place a regulatory or a legal framework to seek out, prosecute and punish people who are spreading lies to disrupt elections or frankly, anything else. i mean, we saw a lot of it by the way, during cove it, we saw a lot of use of a i and just formation durin

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in addition, migrants are taken to some major american cities, including washington, new york and chicagogence, one of those who prevented the assassination attempt on stalin, roosevelt and churchill in tehran. today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of geborg vartanyan, his name became known only in 2000, almost his entire biography is still classified as secret. together with his wife they changed continents, got married several times , got used to the role so much, historians say, that it was not clear where the work ended and... i want to thank you again for saving stalin and roosevelt. especially churchill, my grandfather. soviet intelligence officer gevorg vartanyan became a legend when no one knew his name. in 1980 , the film tigiran 43 was released, about how the soviet secret services prevented an assassination attempt on the three leaders of the anti-hitler coalition. one of the participants in that operation was nineteen-year-old gevorg. born november 30 sir winston church. this means that on the evening of november 30, the three leaders will gather at the british embassy a

solve problems for the american people, that our number one job, security, opportunities, that translates into a lot of things that may not be so obvious. i hope for the good in citiesund the country, jobs. we are out there every day advocating for american businesses and american workers around the world so companies that are based in cities that may be exporting can do it effectively and can cut through red tape in countries around the world so that at the same time, other countries, businesses that want to invest in the united states and invest in businesses and your cities are able to do that effectively. we can point them in the right direction and help them navigate. that's just one thing that has a direct impact but you said something i think is exactly right. pretty much everything we are trying to do around the world in the united states, for our citizens, is actually starting in our cities. that something we can talk about. >> mayors always say we are at ground 0. we are. we are closest to our communities but you think mayors play a critical role in the state department. explain what that looks like? how can we help you? >> first of all, what you're doing

palestinians in gaza, other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war broke out early october. protesters have poured onto the streets of the northern yemeny city of sada and yet another rally and support of the palestinians in gaza. yemeni protesters wave palestinian flags enchanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the us. they've been holding routies on. friday, since the gaza war broke out, the yemenese held pictures of their leaders in a show of support for their pro-palestine operations, which include targeting israely link vessels in the red sea an effort to pressure the regime into stopping its genocide in gaza. the yemany protesters also voice support for their army's operations against us and uk warships and response to their ongoing air strikes on yemen. those air strikes began in the wake of the yemeni attacks on israeli vessels in the red. let's see, it is election season in iran and campaigning has officially begun for two elections that will be held simultaneously. in about a week, iranians will be going to

the fbi data shows auto thefts did increase in larger american cities. washington, d.c.owever, is not in line with the national trend of violent crimes decreasing. in october, a congressman was carjacked about a mile from the u.s. capitol. >> i looked to the left somebody had a gun to the right, somebody had a gun. a third guy behind me. you have to stay calm. >> last year, homicides, sex assaults and assaults with a deadly weapon and robberies were all up in the city compared to 2022 and now washington is under the microscope again following the death of gill who had previously worked in the trump administration the former president writing gill was a special person his family and friends are devastated the federal government must take over d.c ongoing challenges for a major u.s. city that tonight is again reeling from senseless violence jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> we are back in a moment with the fbi on a new mission to bus online scammers who promise love, even marriage, but end up stealing your money. >>> plus lessons in gratitude. the surprising way these students a

it was the latest rally in new york city in solidarity with the palestinians in gaza, other american. cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war began early october. protesters have poured to the streets in the northern yemen city of sauda and yet another rally in support of palestinians in the gaza strip. the amany protesters waved palestinian flags and chanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the us. they've been holding rallies on friday since the gaza war broke out early october. the yeminies held picked. their leaders in a show of support for their pro-palestine operations, those operations have targeted israeli linked vessels in the red cnn effort to pressure the regime to stop its genocide in gaza. the ameny protesters have also voiced support for their army's operations against us and uk ships in response to their ongoing strikes on yemen. the air strikes began in the wake of yemeny attacks in the red sea. in the capital san and other major cities have once again taken to the streets and support of palestinians, the demonstrators

all the american cities, the big ones, are sanctuary cities and they don't report migrant crime to the. the government labels them all as white. look at the police report. the cops classified jose as whites. he is from venezuela, his name is jose, and he is white. you can see the headline now, arrested in the death of solo female jogger. this is getting insane. jose, god knows how long his rap sheet is, caught and released at the border in new york and georgia. a girl is dead and they are protecting the reputation of the migrants instead of the lives of americans."the atlanta journal-constitution" just came up with this headline. not fair. venezuelans in georgia worry about backlash. the poor illegal immigrant venezuelans who broke into the country are worried? they should be worried. the media is worrying about illegal aliens worrying instead of about how to stop venezuelans from killing us. how about they worry about that? let's bring in james lee, a father of five who lives in athens and confronted the mayor. what is wrong with your mayor? >> this mayor is a left wing nut job. he ha

decided to take the army to court, the american officials were siding with the israelis against an american city. seas you know it take maybe six seven meetings with the the series tel aviv and it was clear that the american officials especially from the american embassy taking the side of the israelis, the only crime she committed that she tried to protect a family where she stayed actually having to stay in in few houses in gaza to help the palestinian refugees and that's what happened, so obviously the american government had a barage of threat and pressure from the z slav, not to side with the victims, side with israel, and that's what happened, it was a clear that ak was working hard to be sure that the israel will not be invited and that crime, sure, well, we we are looking now at what's been uh coming out uh from paris, the news that has now been uh um spread in the past couple days regarding a possibility of a truth which the're differing signals the divisiveness between what the americans have said even uh the qataris and what hamas and the resistance has said nicholas davis i'd like to

have american citizenship, about a third of them speak almost no english, and in many southern american citiese... they speak only spanish. over the past 12 years, the us population has grown by almost 25 million people, and latinos accounted for more than half of this growth. these are not only migrants; if you calculate the total fertility rate, then on average per woman of latin american origin there are 2.2 children, which is 1 tenth more than is necessary to maintain the population. by comparison, this... rate among white women barely reaches 1.7. at the same time, the hispanic population is relatively young, 35% of residents are under 18 years old. moreover, according to a study by the non-profit organization latina donor collaborative, economic growth in 48 of the 50 states is associated precisely with this part of the population. experts have calculated that if the latin american population were a separate country, its gdp would rank fifth in world immediately after germany and surpassed the economies of great britain, india, france and italy in this indicator. the texas governor was s

other american cities have also witness similar. test on numerous occasions since the gaza war began early october. protesters have poured onto the streets in the northern yemini city of saada and yet another rally in support of palestinians uh in the gaza strip. the emity protesters waved palestinian flags enchanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the us. they've been holding rallies on friday since the gaza war broke out. in early october, the yeminies held pictures of their leaders in a show of support for their pro-palestine operations. those operations have targeted israeli link vessels in the red sea and an effort to pressure the regime to stop its genocide in gaza. the emmy protesters have also voiced support for their army's operations against us and uk ships in response to their ongoing air strikes on yemen. the air strikes began in the wake of yemani attacks in the red sea. security breach of eu officials widens this phones that several european parliament members are targeted using his release spyware pegasus two members and one staff of the european parliamen

the state's capital became one of the largest -- if not the largest -- american city to hold that distinctionent fred de sam lazaro reports. fred: for two days last month he st. paul city council retreated from its chambers. it was a chance for counselors and their staff to go over policy priorities for the coming year. but with four new members on the seven person council, some get to know yous were in order place. the magnitude of this moment, the first time st. paul has had an all-female city council, is far from lost on this group. >> what budget impacts would we anticipate? fred: she was first elected in 2018. now, she is the president. >> i think the significance is we still live in a time when there are sony barriers to women and women of color especially being in power. and suddenly this moment for showing people that this is the normal that we are fighting for it should not be notable. it should just be what people have been used to because what we should be doing is getting worked on for our communities. fred: on their to do list, tackling a lack of affordable housing in the city, a

other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war began early october. security breach of eu officials widens as phones of several european parliament members are targeted using israeli spyware pegasus. two members and one staff of the european parliament security and defense subcommittee were the target of the hack. the head of the subcommittee confirmed that she was targeted with pegasus. all the three people found traces of spyware during an it security check this week. hacks targeting european officials using the israeli spyware have caused controversy in recent years. back in 2020, the office of then uk prime minister boris johnson was hacked with pegasus spy where a year later french president emmanuel macron changed his phone over concerns that he may be targeted as well. pegasus was also used to spy on activists and journalists from around the world over the years of spyware has been designed and developed by israel's nso group. european farmers continue to protest against the eu's agricultural policies. this time french farmers dr

when another pioneer made a masterpiece that would change the language of american city. with orson wells made citizen king, he was just 25 and had already revolutionized to our wells at wild broadway with an old black adaptation of shakespeare's macbeth. and his radio version of h d. wells war the world was so realistic, it caused real world panic in the streets. for his hollywood debut, wells picked an epic tale of the rise and fall of newspaper magnate, charles foster kane. this one movie was enough to earn wells a place instead of a history and a place of honor at the academy awards easy in los angeles with wells singular, artistic vision. citizen kane, change the sound, look, and feel of sense. when was arrived in hollywood, he demanded complete creative control. he would be in charge of everything even cast himself and the starring role playing came from 20 year old upstart to 80 something paranoid re clips a to use the writer. he's the star, he's the director. he's the producer. i know they, they the perfect puppet master, if you, well wells learned everything abou

migrants, an influx that has overwhelmed processing facilities and pushed social services in major american citiesbrink. 0ur correspondent tom bateman filed this report from eagle pass, where authorities have been grappling with the issue. searching in the shadows along the route of the rio grande, we've joined a night patrol searching a favoured landing spot for people who have made a perilous journey to reach the us. this texas rancher says last month hundreds of people swam and waded onto his land here. and we trace one narrow path in a global wave of the displaced. there are clothes everywhere, signs of life. this is treacherous for people making their way into america. angele, seven months pregnant, crossed the rio grande yesterday at three a:m.. herjourney from honduras's most violent city gripped by gang warfare began two years ago. translation: i was holding hands with another pregnant woman - when we cross the river. the water was very cold and we were afraid of being swept by currents. i was so relieved once we made it to the land. record numbers of people seen here last month have been

other american cities have also witnessed similar protest on numerous occasions since the gaza war began on october the 7th. a palestinian youth and teenager have been killed and over dozen others. wounded in an israeli air strike in the gennan refugee camp and occupied west bank. according to local sources, young man killed in the attack was yaster hanuon who had served time an israeli prison. a 17-year-old teen identified as said jaradat was wounded critically in the attack and later succumbed to his injuries. attack comes a day after clashes between palestinian fighters and israely troops erupt in jenin. israely forces have repeatedly targeted the city of jenin and its refugee. camp since outbreak of the regime's ansat on gaza early october, over 400 palestinians have so far been killed by israeli forces and settlers throughout the west bank since then. the top un court is a conven for fifth day of public hearings on israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories, representatives from number of countries and several international organizations present their stance. on isr

other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war. began early october and protesters have pour down to the streets of... yemeni city of saada and yet another rally and support of palestinians in gaza. yemeni protesters wave palestinian flags and chanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the us. they've been holding these rallies every friday since gaza war broke out early october. yemenese helped pictures of their leaders and to show support for their pro- palestine operations, which include targeting israely link vessels in the red sea an effort to pressure the regime into stopping its campaign of genocide. yemeny protesters have also voiced support for their army's operations against us and uk ships in response to their ongoing air strikes on yemen. those air strikes began in the wake of yemeni attacks against israelink vessels in the red sea. and now welcome everyone to press tv. news review program where we get in depth in one of the day's top stories and now ahead of the un agency for palestinian refugee says the curr

the fbi data shows auto thefts, however, did increase in larger american cities. washington, d.c., however, is not in line with the national trend of violent crimes decreasing. in october a congressman was car jacked about a mile from the u.s. capitol. >> i looked and somebody had a gun, the third guy behind me. you have to stay calm. >> reporter: homicides, sex abuse, assaults with a dangerous weapon were all up in 2022. now following the death of gill who had previously worked in the trump administration. former president writing gill was a good person. ongoing challenges for a major u.s. city who is reeling from senseless violence. jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> the united states has conducted widespread air strikes in the middle east hitting iraq, syria and yemen, targeting iran-backed militias in the region. iraq and syria report dozens of deaths from the bombings including civilians. president biden's national security adviser said that the strikes will continue. when our kristen welker asked jake sullivan if he would rule out strikes in iran here is what he sa

, it was the latest rally in new york city in solidarity with the palestinians of gaza, other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war began. back early october and protesters poured out into the streets of the northern yemeni city of saada and yet another rally and support of the palestinians in gaza. yemeni protesters wave palestinian flags enchanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the united states. they've been uh holding these rallies uh every friday since the gaza war broke out early october. yemenese help pictures of their leaders. a show of support for their pro-palestine operations. those operations have targeted israeli link vessels in the red sea an effort to pressure the regime into stopping its campaign of genocide. yemeny protesters have also voiced support for their army's operations against us and uk ships in response to their ongoing air strikes against yemen. air strikes began in the wake of the yemani attacks in the red sea. attention. are on the rise in the red sea over us-israely genocide in gaza. israel a

in american cities, only spanish is spoken in everyday life; over the past 12 years, the population ofs grown by almost 25 million people, and more than half of this growth was provided by latin americans are not only migrants, if you calculate the total fertility rate, then on average a woman of latin american origin has 2.2 children, this is one tenth more than is necessary to maintain the number of... the population was a separate country, the volume of its gdp took would be fifth in the world right after germany and ahead of the economies of great britain, india, france and italy in this indicator. the texas governor was supported by 25 other republican governors, they even promised to send reinforcements from paramilitary units subordinate to them. republicans accuse the white house of failing to fulfill obligations to protect borders and demand that this prerogative be given to the states. according to them, this is consistent with the constitution. texas arbitrarily installed a barbed wire fence along part of the border. the conflict is that, in addition to migrants, they also h

. >>> turning now to the migrant crisis impacting major american cities, about 40,000 asylum seekers have been bused to denver, colorado, over the last year. that's more per capita than anywhere in the nation. the city is spending millions of dollars every week to house, feed, and educate them. cbs's omar villafranca goes in depth to show us how one place has become a safe haven for hundreds. >> reporter: young prince wakes up early every morning, making breakfast for the hundreds of people staying at her packed denver motel. >> i don't want people to go empty stomach. >> reporter: but this motel is different. the rooms are free, and the guests are all migrants, mainly from venezuela. >> i'm ready to do this kind of job. >> you wanted to help? >> yeah. >> reporter: this motel is closed, but it is full of people. and residents tell me that there's sometimes eight people per room, sometimes a dozen. and during the busiest times, more than 25 people per room. 25-year-old carlos took us into the crowded room that he shares with more than a dozen people, including his wife. there's barely

dirt, crime and inflation in american cities are a conscious choice of the ruling elite, carlson said an interview with putin life-giving. now the biden administration faces a difficult task: how to impose sanctions on the vdnkh bolshoi theater. if i were boris johnson, who briefly ran the country very poorly, i would say to myself: wait a second, my compatriots are begging on the street to get drugs, maybe i should do something about it? in ukraine there is generally a president while asking someone for drugs, tucker also spoke about his impression of putin. during all these 8 days that i spent in moscow, what radicalized me the most was not even... the head of state, who, of course, is impressive, whether you like it or not, but only a capable person could cope with this, he is very capable , note to the west, if a person fell in love with putin so much in 8 days in moscow, you can imagine what feelings russians have for him, having lived here all their lives, a couple more days from our capital and tucker would apply for a moskvich social card and join some clinic. international sa

thousands of them. hundreds of traditional democrats gathered at a rally and the majority air of american city of dearborn. they are demanding a ceasefire in gaza and pledging to vote uncommitted. dearborn, mayor of dill, a mood says it's not just an arrow of american issue. so not about being out of her being must have been having an attachment to people in full us there and are being related by blood. this is about people coming together and seeing right versus wrong. they are joined, lead, really by rashid to, to leave the only palace getting an american in the us congress. if the campaign helps. trump, she says plain by present about is risk and another 12 term over here support for the most right wing government. most extreme is government in the history of israel . there are 300000 air of americans in michigan twice. biden's 2020 margin of victory when you've got that big of a population that might or might not to support the president in re is re election efforts. boy, that could really swing the outcome in the michigan primary anger, his turn to action. but the real test comes in novem

impression on him; according to the journalist, the russian capital is safer and more beautiful than american cities russia is much higher. today in russia they remember the events of thirty-five years ago. on february 15, 1989 , the last units of soviet, as they were then called, internationalist soldiers left afghanistan. several decades later, participants in those events say that this was help to the fraternal people and a feat of our soldiers. more than 500,000 soldiers and officers went through the war in afghanistan, and more than 15 thousand of them died. alexander kanevich met with veterans: this is the jellalabad area, a border area with pakistan, and this armored personnel carrier supported our command post exercises. there is something to remember but nothing to tell. intelligence veteran ivan grigoryevich rlitsin still does not have the right to disclose details of the operations in which he participated. he ended up in afghanistan. in 1984 after working as a military adviser in angola and other african countries. we carried out work, operational work, to obtain data for the fighting un

and gaza from a community that over whelming li voted for him last time in the majority air of american city of dearborn voter. after voter told us which box they checked, did you vote uncommitted? yeah, i'm committed, as of right now, as i'm coming to you, why do you want to know present? because of what? because of the way you've been telling me why it was it was to and they want and stuff it was there was little doubt that donald trump would when the republican primary in michigan for the bible would come in 1st and the democratic campaign. and they had their supporters, i voted for donald j. trump. i know the way the surprise of the night was the 10s of thousands of democrats who cast a vote of no confidence in the man most supported 4 years ago. biden is clearly been listening, saying he hopes for a cease fire by next week, dearborn mayor abdullah, her mood was not impressed. or you simply can't look past the genocide where there's been the killing there's been over 100000 now who have been killed wounded or who are missing. so you can't really, really just right off. committed voters h

city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music] >> the city of san francisco is invest nothing resources to care for people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis on the streets. is this includes new programs and the expansion of successful pilots >> worried about you lying on the street here. >> we can take them to other facilities like mental health facilities or shelters or offer resources and connect them to social workers and follow up. we try to provide safety for the public

. >> norah: turning now to the migrant crisis impacting major american cities, about 40,000 asylum-seekersen bused to denver, colorado, over the last year. that is more per capita than anywhere in the nation. the city is spending millions of dollars every week to house, feed, and educate them. cbs's omar villafranca goes "in depth" to show us how one place has become a safe haven for hundreds. >> reporter: yong prince wakes up early every morning, making breakfast for the hundreds of people staying at her packed denver motel. >> i don't want people to go to work on an empty stomach. >> reporter: but this motel is different. the rooms are free. and the guests are all migrants. mainly from venezuela. >> i am financially able to do this kind of job. >> reporter: you wanted to help. >> yeah. >> reporter: this motel is closed but full of people. residents tell me there are some times eight people per room, sometimes a dozen, and during the busiest times, more than 25 people per room. 25-year-old carlos took us into the crowded room and he shares with more than a dozen people, including his wife

commemoration and solidarity actions were held in dozens of american cities on the second anniversaryale invasion of ukraine. the participants, forced migrants from ukraine, people from jaspor, americans, representatives of other countries, called on the congress to approve funding for the future. aid to ukraine. in new york, the event lasted for six hours to broadcast the atmosphere of the kyiv maidan during the revolution of dignity. also , a 20-meter long blue-yellow flag, sewn in zaporizhzhia especially for this action, was unfurled there. in detroit, owners of transport companies and truck drivers organized a car race. they were joined by representatives of the diaspora from georgia and lithuania. and in seattle , more than 200 people came to the demonstration. the participants marched from of the city council to the symbol of the settlement of the space needle observation tower, calling to support ukraine in its struggle for freedom and independence. ukrainians are fighting against putin, and iranians are living in the country occupied by khamenei, the islamic republic. the isla