witnessed in rome tongues are fed up with the country's partial lockdown our officers resorted to bratton's to control the crowd. rushes coded 1000 jobs sputniks he has been distributed to the 1st group of volunteers older than 60 the head of the trial said none of the participants showed any serious side effects after getting the initial dose meanwhile this week russia was among the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization for an emergency license for that vaccine. was developed by the institute in moscow about stage 3 trials of the vaccine with $55000.00 volunteers are still underway if russia gets w.h.o. approval it will speed up the a bill build the of the shop globally and despite skepticism about the vaccine and the west including claims that corners were cut too rushed into production osco says it has to confidence in the drug. this comes as russia sees a spike in coven 1000 and sections with over 18000 new cases of rough surf in the last 24 hours and the total number of cases exceeding 1600000 the country remains among the worst hit in the world together with the u.s.

betsy bratton or smith believes to funding police just leaves the public at risk crime started to skyrocket, violent crime is out of control in certain parts of the city of minneapolis. and so this, this notion of defunding, the police, i actually heard not just the police, but it's actually harming the citizens. what we're also seeing is the more resources you take away from police officers, the less community policing there are. and the more police officers get hurt, people are not dying quickly of covert 19 in the city of minneapolis. yes, people are getting sick from cope with 19. most people in the united states recover quickly from, from covert 19. you don't recover from being murdered in order to keep the citizen safe. they're going to have to learn how to live with police officers. the minneapolis police department is one of the most progressive police departments in the united states. across the atlantic plans for a huge wind farm off the coast of france threatens marine life and the fishing industry that's according to local fishermen. however, the country's president is moving ah

bratton who implemented it at the time, he actually introduced predictive policing to lapd years latersusan: let's watch the news story. [video clip] jumps to answer for a big in robberies and assaults. >> there are a lot of things going on, crime is not headed in the right direction. >> this is comstat. valdes explains what is going right and faces a grilling about ongoing problems began small. >> how are you doing with robbery, warrants? this is basic stuff. if you have a robbery issued, everyone at the podium needs to be tuned in. >> every monday we analyze, just like always, we analyze where the robberies are occurring and what time they are occurring and try to pinpoint locations. 74% ande up almost robbery arrest but that is not the goal, the goal is crime prevention. susan: what are you hearing as you see a public meeting with division chiefs being questioned in a public setting about crime statistics in their area? sarah: basically i think what we are hearing is managerial oversight play out. asking commanders, why are your crime rates going up in this division? i see when i lo

creed bratton: new glasses. erin hannon: dwight, what a ridiculous fancy crown you are.my aunt shirley has died. pam beesly: oh, dwight, i'm so sorry. were you guys close? dwight schrute: i would say that she raised me, but let's not kid each other. i raised myself. she was however, the closest thing i had to a mother. my actual mother was very cold and distant. i'd say she was the closest thing i had to an aunt. jim halpert: my condolences. dwight schrute: keep them. jim halpert: ok, and what do we got in these two pails? dwight schrute: in keeping with schrute custom, i will either invite you to saturday's funeral by sprinkling red, fertile dirt in your face or i will ask you to keep a respectful distance during my time at grief with a dusting of black, slightly acidic soil. erin hannon: what color is it? phyllis vance: it looks pretty black. kevin malone: yep, acidic all right. oscar martinez: oh, thank god. dwight schrute: excuse me? oscar martinez: i'm so sorry, dwight, and if you want me to be there, of course i will go. it's just i have a personal training session

it was bill bratton who was heading up the nypd who implemented it at the time, he actually introducedredictive policing to lapd years later. susan: let's watch the news story. [video clip] >> has to answer for a big jump in robberies and assaults. >> there are a lot of things going on, crime is not headed in the right direction. >> this is comstat. in front of 200 nypd commanders carlos valdes explains what is , going right and faces a grilling about ongoing problems big and small. >> how are you doing with robbery, warrants? this is basic stuff. if you have a robbery issued, -- issue, everyone at the podium needs to be tuned in. >> every monday we analyze, just like always, we analyze where the robberies are occurring and what time they are occurring and try to pinpoint locations. >> we are up almost 74% and -- in robbery arrest but that is not the goal, the goal is crime prevention. susan: what are you hearing as you see a public meeting with division chiefs being questioned in a public setting about crime statistics in their area? sarah: basically i think what we are hearing is man