angel memorial opened a kholminsky farm near the road in the village, which became the road of deathusands of civilians, whom the nazis were driving to the railway station to be sent to germany, a figure of two bronze angels holding thorn wine over themselves, as a symbol of grief and memory, and old women tortured and shot by the nazis and children, a total of 74,000 civilians were killed, shot, tortured . including 4,500 children. more than 1,000 created. everything is near the trees. today , the remains of 5,014 people are reburied at the memorial, of which 155 are children in brattsevsky area. searchers discovered the first execution pit where civilians were tortured to death in 2019. tatyana urvacheva helped them find the grandmother of the village of kholmsky farms. in the forty -second year. she was 18 years later, almost 80 years old, she shared terrible memories, and the demonstrative executions of the wives of the red army soldiers and her neighbors, who were suspected of having a connection. for this purpose, the partisans installed five gallows in the village; everyone ha

the angel memorial complex was opened in the village of kholminsky a farm near the road, which becamed of death for thousands of civilians, whom the nazis knew to the railway station to send to germany the figure of two bronze angels holding a crown of thorns above them, as a symbol of grief and memory, and the women, old men and children who were tortured and shot by the nazis were in total 74,000 civilians were killed, shot, tortured . including 4,500 children , more than 1,000 were created, all near the trees, the remains of 5,014 people, of which 155 were children in the braslav region, the first execution pit, tortured in 2019, search engines discovered that civilians had a hole in almost everyone’s home. each one was shot in the head. and the next pit was, everyone’s heads were broken , apparently they were finished off with a rifle butt. in the regional museum of local lore, copies of acts of fascist assault are kept , which describe how the germans carried out painful torture and burned the bodies of wounded old men and women at the stake on september 6th. seven kilometers fro

for all of them, tim brando saying so long from the los angeles memorial coliseum.so will we next week. how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah... ♪ yeah... related to suicide. we have personal survivors, people who've lost family members to suicide friends, veterans, people in the lgbtq community of all ages. so pretty much anybody who's been affected by suicide, which is basically everybody can and is here according to the cdc, suicide rates went up by 36% from 2000 to 2021 and is one of the top leading causes of death in the us. well thousands of people came to castro valley this weekend for its fall fest. the city closed castro

they say the air conditioner exploded in donetsk, an alley of angels appears in memory of the killedas its own gorlovka madonna , a young mother killed by ukrainian cities along with her 10-month-old daughter, cluster munitions fall on the school and children's beaches of the dpr in the village of polovinkina lpr. finds a mini-concentration camp equipped by the nazis with magnificent ones, and this is not an isolated case, just those that the most rumored russian investigative committee has opened a huge number of cases on events. for almost ten years now, she has been called upon to put it down. the end of these atrocities, they say, the residents of artyomovsk, solidar of mariupol, they hated us. why because we were talking in russian two buses, they were children there people are screaming, what are you doing? they’re waiting. they said that in the war there were no children and no old people , a young couple was returning. oh, they shot their backs. they lay there for three days. they didn’t let us out, they didn’t go anywhere, not even in our entrance. eh, they sat for several m

memorial complexes angels will become a consolidated mass grave for thousands of civilians who died during patriotic war olga chernova oleg zolotarev and alexander klimov television company ntv bryansk region. the peace treaty between yerevan and baku will not be signed in october, the prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan stated this, according to pashinyan, the process is negatively affected by the crisis in nagorno-karabakh and the zolochin corridor connecting the region with armenia . however, he added that yerevan wants as soon as possible to sign this very agreement, answering questions about recep erdogan’s initiative to hold a quadripartite meeting, the leaders of armenia , azerbaijan, russia and turkey pashinyan put it this way: this is an idea. it’s not the only one and there are different proposals on this matter. well, he added that he hopes for signing before the end of this or the beginning of next year in may, pashinyan said that yerevan recognizes nagorno -karabakh as the territory of azerbaijan, which caused a wave of discontent in armenia and khamaliev , in turn, said

with portraits of their loved ones walk through the central street of the city to the memorial cemetery, city of angelsgathered at the graves of the victims, as well as at the monument to the tree of sorrow lays wreaths and flowers. children's toy helmet bulletproof vest. this is a monument to the fallen special forces. a metronome for about an hour reads out the names of all the dead hostages, as well as law enforcement officers of the ministry of emergency situations and special forces soldiers. classes in beslan schools will begin on september 4. they will traditionally be held without noisy festive lineups and concerts kamil ibragimov rasul magomedov and oleg motylkavkaz bureau of ntv republic of north ossetia beslan all the guys , a festival of russian classical music, founded by the director emir, has opened kusturica 10 years ago, belgrade brought musicians and performers from six russian regions to the festival, which is not going to cancel russian culture visited by sergei khlashevsky originally built for the filming of the film kusturica's life, like a miracle, this is the village of drevengr

they say the air conditioner exploded in donetsk, an alley of angels appears in memory of the childrenits own gorlovka madonna, a young mother killed by ukrainian cities along with her 10-month-old daughter. cluster munitions fall on a school and children's beach in zugres dpr in the village of polovinkina lpr. he finds a nazi-equipped mini-concentration camp with torture inmates, and this is not an isolated case, just the ones that are most well-known by the russian investigative committee. opened a huge number of cases based on events. for almost ten years now , it has been called upon to put an end to these atrocities. they say that the residents of artyomovsk, the solidarity of mariupol, they hated us. why because we spoke russian. two buses, they were children there. what are you doing now? these are children. they said that on there are no children and old people in the war , a young couple returned, they were shot in the back. they lay there for three days, they didn’t let them out, they didn’t go anywhere, even in our entrance. eh, they sat there for several months and shot. th

memories. >> you are forever our hero and angel. >> reporter: from a vast web of loss that stretches across america you may have been torn from us that day, but your love and memories will never be torn from our hearts. >> reporter: president biden returning to the u.s. from vietnam stopping at a military base in alaska, paying tribute to the many soldiers who joined in response to the terror attacks that claimed nearly 3,000 lives and reshaped american foreign policy. defense secretary lloyd austin is speaking from the pentagon. >> we will always work to keep america safe, and we will always, always remember. >> reporter: in a painstaking process, the remains of two more 9/11 victims have now been identified, but more than 1,000 families still wait. speaking the names of those they lost. >> love you, phil. talk to you later. ♪♪ >>. >> reporter: to ensure they never fade away. >> this story of loss is ongoing. the uniform firefighters association says there have now been nearly as many new york city firefighters who have died of post- 9/11 illnesses as the 343 who died in the attacks. in washington

angels. now this book commemorates the forty-fourth anniversary of the martyrdom of mohammad nojeh and the memorial of 113 martyrs of the air force, 42 martyred pilots of martyr nojeh base and 14 martyrs of the navy in hamedan province was unveiled . the martyrs of the air force, the coordinator of the islamic republic of iran army, also said in this ceremony that the united states and the arrogance of the world will end their illegitimate interests with the victory of the islamic revolution. they lost and at the end of this the family of the martyrs of the army was also thanked at the ceremony. imam hosseini, director general of soil protection and watershed management of the natural resources organization, said that 12 million liters of the country's land is susceptible to aquifers . fed and reduced the risk of land subsidence, the silent crisis that is slowly causing its own problems in the region , a phenomenon that has fallen instead of the country's plains and scarred them, according to the statistics of the european union, the global average subsidence hall ground it is 4 mm, and the country

after that it was decided that it would be more logical to install an angel sculpture in a multi-confessional city. now, at the memorial sign, he makes an appointment with a local and crowds are photographed, tourists are surprised at every step to see a man who paints leggings with gold paint. isn't it amazing. meet david street. the legend of the city of brest, you will now also be golden. we can, i'll go all right. help is needed no help is needed, no need to know david in this guise, in fact it is very difficult, because as a rule, david takes absolutely fantastic images on one of the ones he's working on, right? and what are you preparing for? this is the image, uh, the legend can be said of brest football is a golden likhovich, yashin, to be honest, i thought that was all. it is applied on the naked body. a little more and for one golden yashin in brest it could turn out to be more good than the local one. meme finished painting his props, by the way, the image of a famous football player in gold appeared neat on the eve of the world cup in 2018 and for good reason. david is a big fan of the local football team,

changed, conversations with alice walker and the chicken chronicles, sitting with the angels who have returned with my memories, a memoir. in 1973, alice walker resurrected a work of zora neale hurston which he traveled to port pearce florida can put a headstone after unmarked graves. walker is one of the world's most prolific writers, yet tirelessly continues to travel the road to literally stand on the side of the poor and the economically, spiritually and politically oppressed. a quote from alice walker. we belong to the same world, a world where grief is not only acknowledged, but shared, where we see injustice and call it by its name, where we see suffering and know the one who stands and sees is also alarmed. but not nearly so much as someone who stands and sees and says and does nothing. [applause] ruby dee's acting career spanned more than 50 years and is included theater, radio, television and theaters. on stage, ms. dee was the first black woman to play lead roles at the american shakespeare festival. although she has appeared in over 50 films, her life is not all been just that. she has long been ac

mission and that night they were the guests of angels in the ceremony commemorating the 44th anniversary of the martyrdom of mohammad nojeh and the memorial of 113 martyrs of the air force, 42 pilots of the martyred nojeh base and four martyrs of the navy from hamedan province. in this ceremony, the coordinator of the islamic republic of iran army also said that america and global arrogance lost their illegitimate interests with the victory of the islamic revolution, and at the end of this ceremony, the families of the martyrs of the army were also thanked. from your company with the series of evening news and zamin , i invite you to say goodbye to the news anchor of the area of ​​mullah rahman al raheem, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate, to say, dear and respected viewers of the khabar network, good night. the arrival of arbaeen hosseini is like this, i offer my condolences to you, the afghans living in qom are hosting the pilgrims of arbaeen hosseini by setting up the procession of hazrat qamar bani hashem, peace be upon him. peace be upon him, mr. hosseini, one of the budget holders of the camp ar

angele, sam's liquor. the family says that memorial is also intended to rally for a continuous police reforms.pace for communal healing and reconciliation and they plan to expand their police accountability, advocacy efforts to other cities, including the late an antioch. >> well, 7.30, for the time. and another rally is set to take place in san francisco one month since the death of a four-year-old who was struck by a car while riding in a stroller with their parents walk sf and residents in the city plan to honor her life and are continuing to demand change from the city. a temporary memorial for the child will be built. rebuilt, really? it takes place at 4, 30 today at the intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents have been pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. former police officer turned serial killer anthony sowell. he has died of natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death back in 1986. for the brutal shooting and beating murders of 5 women and a man during a six-month period

. >>> a community and morning, a memorial was held for the los angeles sheriff's deputy killed in an ambush attack. the $250,000 reward being offered for information leading to the gun man's arrest. last night, 30-year-old ryan klink and brooke was found shot in his patrol car. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he died. investigators say the deputy left the palmdale station when he was attacked. is a surveillance video shows a car pulling up alongside the patrol car before speeding a game. investigators releasing photos of the car describing it as a 2006 2012 dark gray toyota corolla. the sheriff calling the con man a coward. >> the sheriff is just a red light about to go out and serve our community, that is absolutely 100 percent unacceptable. it should be unacceptable to everybody who lives in this community and communities across the country. >> he was a third generation deputy and was just engaged. he spent the last year and have as a field training officer. they killed two pilots in reno, it happened this afternoon during an air race. the pilots have been identified. t

although his career was tragically cut short and lasted just five years, tupac's memory is very much alive here in los angelesund the world. welcome to the programme. we will have all that and more for you shortly, but first, some big breaking news out of las vegas in the past few hours. police have arrested and charged a man in connection with the 1996 killing of rapper tupac shakur. record high tax also on the programme tonight, record high tax rates in the uk could be here to stay, according to one leading think tank. joining us tonight joining us tonight to discuss it all is tom peck, political sketch writer and columnist with the independent. also ameshia cross, political commentator and democratic strategist. the teenage girl who died after school coach crashed on the and 53 motorway on friday has been named as jessica baker, 15 years of age according to the police. police statement said that she sadly died as a result of the collision on the in northbound carriageway earlier todayjust in northbound carriageway earlier today just as families have requested the privacy be respected and any updates to be

they say the air conditioner exploded in donetsk, an alley of angels appears in memory of the childrens along with her 10-month-old daughter. cluster munitions fall on a school and children's beach in zugres dpr in the village of polovinkina the lpr finds the mini-concentration camp equipped by the nazis to be inquisitive, and this is not an isolated case, just those that are most well- known by the russian investigative committee. opened a huge number of cases based on events. for almost ten years now, it has been called upon to put an end to these atrocities. they say that the residents of artyomovsk, the solidarity of mariupol, they hated us. why because we were talking in russian, people were shouting, “do it, these are children.” they said that there are no children or old people in war. a young couple was returning their back shot. they lay there for three days , they didn’t let them out, they didn’t go anywhere, even in our entrance. eh, they sat there for several months and shot. they told us when we would leave. there will be ruins this is how it happened in the same series of

angels that night. the book was unveiled at the ceremony commemorating the 44th anniversary of the martyrdom of mohammad nojeh and the memorial of 113 martyrs of the air force, 42 pilots of the martyred nojeh base and 14 martyrs of the navy from hamedan province . salutations to the martyrs of the air force air force, the coordinator of the islamic republic of iran army, also said in this ceremony that america and global arrogance lost their illegitimate interests with the victory of the islamic revolution, and at the end of this ceremony, the families of the martyrs of the army were also thanked. north and south yazdan in the east of the country, scattered showers are predicted. in the eastern part of the country, especially in the zabul region, we will also witness wind blowing and rising dust. in the coming hours , we will have scattered rain in parts of gilan and mazandaran provinces. in addition, in parts of hormozgan province, south of kerman. in the south of sistan and baluchistan province, in the southeast of fars province, the formation of convective clouds will bring rain in these areas in the coming hours, and we e

angeles neighborhood. football classic among the soon to be memories from this trip, just getting to board an airplane. i'm kind of scared. i've never been on a plane the first time. i never been to southern california. really yeah. actually, i'm excited though. so tomorrow, castlemont will meet with dorsey and the los angeles rams in a visit to an elementary school where players will read to the students. the two high schools will then hold a joint practice and then share a team dinner. i think the cheer will be good for us, for our team, because, you know, we it's time to get out of oakland, you know, trying to go. it's actually like a little vacation for us out of school and stuff like that. i think it's the first time ever for the oakland kids. so the opportunity for them to travel and see something outside of oakland, i think it's just a great experience for these kids. hopefully they'll, you know, help them see things outside of oakland and have an experience that they'll never forget. and actually, on friday, the castlemont team will get a tour of the campus at the university of southern califor

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but isn't that an angel narrative that new technologies are doing us harm? even when writing was invented, people feared that memory would suffer because we end up writing everything down. but where would we be without our inventions, thoughts, i shall manage for as long as we've been making technical inventions. and people have been trying to source certain tasks for loc 1st, and we try to make the field work easier for ourselves and come to then printing came along. so we no longer have to copy out every bit and know we no longer have to knew how to navigate for me to be because instead we can be guided on longer criminals online. and also do you want to mention all you have to you have a special orientation skills are getting much worse because we don't need them anymore. as we have all kinds of navigation apps on the iphone. even as far as special orientation is getting worse, isn't really harming our brains to use navigation systems or search engines. when finished things my life for uses and things repeatedly at some point, connections in the brain tend to loosen up until color. and learning is a little about

although his career was tragically cut short and lasted just five years, tupac's memory is very much alive here in los angeles

angel into a devil. but the ways that he cultivates that childhood memory to try to understand what it did to him is remarkable. it got me reading a bunch of child psychology, most of which i didn't use. no offense to anyone, i tried to read a bunch of child psychology on how do we remember childhood and i read a bunch and said, let's go back and read douglas. but then later in life, he's all about memory, he's about the memory of the civil war and trying to deserve that abolitionist emancipation -- is what i call it. he's trying to make the country remember the emancipation was the greatest result of this war and the greatest responsibility of the nation. but he's also trying to line up his own life. anyone in here who has ever tried to write anything in the genre of memoir knows that you try constantly to figure out what goes in and what doesn't go in and what can i trust in my memory and what can i not trust. what in my memory makes a great story, what doesn't, but it's also true at the end of the day that douglas seems to have believed that he had one great story to tell and that was his story. and he kept

memories. park opened in 1985 and is the largest water park in northern california. its closure comes nearly a year after the sacramento raging waters shut down. that leaves the los angelesast one that's still open. >>> south bay city leaders are working to help those struggling to make it in the bay there is a big push to dramatically increase transitional housing in san jose. but it's getting a lot of pushback. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins news the newsroom to explain what's at stake and who is opposed. >> good evening, jessica. san jose says it's about halfway to its gel of one thousand interim housing units to help get people off the street permanently. but the latest location where the city hopes to build 200 of those units is causing a little bit of friction between the city and the owner of the land. this plot of land is, according to san jose mayor matt mahan crucial to the city's efforts to curb homelessness. >> it's to transition people out of our streets, out of our creeks, save lives today. >> reporter: the city wants to build interim modular housing, so-called quick-build communities here on part of the vta owned cerrone yard near 237 an

angeles for a deejay gig the morning he was killed. his dream was to perform all over the country and world. his mother says she will need a large venue to hold his memorial service because there is so much love for him from the community. mike amberleigh live tonight in oakland. amber, thank you. new at 11 santa rosa police tonight are looking for a driver of a vehicle who hit a middle school student. police say a 13 year old comstock middle school student was hit today by the vehicle pictured here while she was in the crosswalk. this happened at the intersection of guerneville and marlow roads. police say the driver actually got out of the car and assisted the girl to her feet, but then quickly drove away. the girl was not seriously hurt, but police are still looking for the driver. if you have any information about the case, you're asked to call police in alameda county tonight. tensions were high at the sunol glen school board meeting over the approval of a flag ban. that ban applies to all flags other than state and federal flags. and at one point tonight, sheriff's deputies had to briefly step in . ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from sunol. a

which ends in the city of angels, this is a cemetery where the victims of the terrorist attack are buried. georgy abirkhaev alikova zara today, the traditional three-day memory ends in the evening in the school yard, a big concert will take place. requiem alexander kunduk - he is a mortuary. this is the time zhukov stanislavdiev lead beslan north ossetia the creation of uniform social standards and the budget of the union state. the main issues on the agenda of the expanded meeting of the council of the parliamentary assembly and belarus of russia, it will be held tomorrow in the pskov region to participate in the event , vyacheslav volodin and state deputies have already arrived in the regions. today, commemorative events were held in russia in honor of the end of the second world war and for the first time victory day over militaristic japan in september 1945 tokyo signed the act of unconditional surrender in vladivostok, the center of events became the memorial of the battle glory of the pacific fleet to pay respect to the building, who died on the battlefields of primorye, they came there authorities city ​​veterans, active military students of patriotic

angel of death, but not me, not me. i am an artist. look at science , you can’t hit a person in the face with these hands. okay, think about some more memorieslukin, of course, and his friends were such friends to me. at our school there was something like a competition. who better to paint a picture like filonov or like matisse and luka, was famous for the fact that khosta brilliantly copied the drawing style of different artists, the drawing style exactly hmm yes, he brilliantly imitated just one on one sofia excuse me, i'll go. i need to check some information. drawings no, not that, but a shoemaker’s face of an old man, a girl in the garden, and this is katya, well done! this is a very high quality fake, but it is a fake yakov solomonovich and where is the original in france in a private collection then? i held it in my hands, i don’t understand at all who needed to make a fake, if everyone knows where the original is, i myself am curious, in general , old masters are usually copied by novice artists, students, and if not beginners. and what kind of drawings is the shoemaker? girl in in the garden, an old pond, the face of an old man, an

work-acoustics, that's it, in donetsk they honored the memory of the children who died from shelling from ukraine. they will not hear the school bell passed to aliya angels students. number six brought with them symbolic school bells and toys. aggression in the dpr killed 228 young residents of the lineup in this donetsk school for security purposes today is carried out inside the building on the first floor. but the main thing in this academic year, distance learning in donetsk itself is slowly fading into the past today is a wonderful and wonderful day a holiday for all of us, whom we have been waiting for for several years, finally our children have come to school, we will hear sonorous voices. we will study them, we will try and, i think, in the best format. we will study for a whole year, yessenovat gorlovka and makiivka will still study online, but where it is possible, the format is chosen by the parents themselves, if in donetsk now 70% want to study full-time 30% at home, then in the luhansk people's republic behind start only 20% of parents. well, of course, fear. there is a risk, we understand it. his parents understand, because there is a lev

memory a little, wait, did you help, or what? idiots maniac himself perked up , goodbye. over the left shoulder. go calmly. not a damn thing. black angel stepped over and listened attentively. tell me, is this the work of a black angel, a murdered girl again, so i have my own version. i have something to say, you follow me. now, when we put. another terrible murder, the police not only did not find the maniac, but also interfered with our journalistic investigation; fortunately, we were able to talk with one of the best detectives about the following terrible crimes. this is one of the most dangerous killers i have ever encountered. how do you see further ages? winter will be even worse. i warn you, but the detective did not be the first to catch the resurrected coin. you are not afraid that journalists will be able to find a murder before the police, which means that they have made a detective story for me. remember this name. better yet, write down that no one is ever afraid of anything. wow. so brazen. the whole country needs to continue to lie. horror , the head is rushing to break, what to do, and who doesn’t know, where does the

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memories were recently made for dozens of oakland high school football players. they recently returned from southern california following what's known as the oakland los angeles neighborhooddition to the game, the young athletes also toured the famed rose bowl stadium, ktvu brooks jarocz shows us a piece of the team that will forever be enshrined there as part of high school football. history represents oakland castlemont high school knights took down la's dorsey high dons in the final minutes of friday's football game. it was literally a classic, a memorable moment for coach ed washington, his team and one special player. she wrote history. you know what i mean? she wrote her own story. and that's a beautiful thing. she stands just under five feet tall and just over 100 pounds. they way bigger. but i still play with them. danielle johnson is castlemont high school's first female football player who found her love for the gridiron at age eight. yes, if you like the sport, don't think no matter what your gender is just come out and play it. cut it up. cut it up. there you go, girl at first i was a little, you know, skeptical about it because i thought she was going to get

memories these kids are designing. >> we can make a scrunchy. >> reporter: one stitch at a time. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles sure to check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. texas attorney general ken paxton pled not guilty to charges of corruption as the impeachment trial against him began on tuesday. the charges center around allegations that he abused his power to protect a donor. >>> the ftc plans to file an antitrust lawsuit against amazon this month after settlement talks with the e-commerce giant broke down. that's according to the "wall street journal." the lawsuit could reportedly lead to the breakup of the company. >>> and the new york liberty's breanna stewart broke the wnba single season scoring record of 860 points last night. she scored 40 points in a win over the dallas wings and now has 885 with two games remaining. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on yo . i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, the breaking news. the former head of the proud boys sentenced

angeles for a deejay gig the morning he was killed. his dream was to perform all over the country and world. his mother says she'll need a large venue to hold his memorial because there is so much love for him in the community. in oakland, amber lee , ktvu fox two news. city of oakland is moving forward with proposals for violence prevention and job training. the oakland public safety committee met last night to address residents crime concerns. a large crowd gathered at the hearing at city hall demanding action. speakers called for more resource to help curb violent crime. let's break the cycle and allocate resources towards programs that uplift and support our diverse oakland neighborhoods. our city deserves investment in social programs, afford housing and mental health resources. i have been living in oakland ever since i emigrated from mexico 25 years ago. my family as well. so we have been here. we don't want to leave. we just want a safer city. oakland's vice mayor, rebecca kaplan, said the public safety committee unanimously approved her motion to fund violence prevention programs and restore funding for essential job training, staying in oaklan

angeles for a deejay gig the morning he was killed. his dream was to perform all over the country and the world. his mother says she'll need a large venue to hold his memorial service because there was so much love for him from the community. he, julie amberleigh reporting live for us tonight in oakland. amber, thank you. a large crowd turned out for tonight's meeting of the oakland public safety committee. that committee heard passionate public debate for more than two hours. many people who stepped up to the microphone called on the city to provide more resources for the community, not law enforcement. some say that higher police budgets have not led to safer neighborhoods. let's break the cycle and allocate resources towards programs that uplift and support our diverse oakland neighborhood as our city deserves investment in social programs, affordable housing and mental health resources. later, the committee reviewed a report on crime trends from opd. the report focused on an uptick in home invasion robberies in the laurel neighborhood and other areas. they say additional patrols have been assigned and a person of interest has now been identified. in sev

angeles for a deejay gig the morning he was killed. his dream was to perform all over the country and world. his mother says she'll need a large venue to hold his memorialve for him in the community in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. all right, amber time is now 433. the city of oakland is moving ahead with proposals for preventing violence and for job training. last night, the oakland public safety committee met to talk about crime concerns and a big crowd was that that hearing at city hall and they demanded action. the speakers offered different ideas and solutions, including providing more resources to the community . let's break the cycle and allocate resources towards programs that uplift and support our diverse oakland neighborhoods. our city deserves investment in social programs, affordable housing and mental health resources. i have been living in oakland ever since i emigrated from mexico 25 years ago. my family as well. so we have been here. we don't want to leave. we just want a safer city. now. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the public safety committee unanimously approved her motion to pay for violence prevention programs a