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would removing a gun from the situation with that have saved breanna, she was ucla student brutally stabbedcale neighborhood in los angeles. here's the steps in new york right now but you tell me how much of this has to do with guns. major crimes in your group 38% rate rape is up 27%. robbery at 33%. grand larceny is up 57%. grand larceny auto up about 93%. this is what happens when you have a mayor and thank god he is gone, build a blahs show would cut police funds by the tune of a $1 billion, demoralizing his department in the process. we're not just seeing an increase in crime now we are seeing crimes are more fearless even brazen even if police forces are ramped up a c refund the police movement and many cities across a stated they know there is a d.a. on the other side that's just going to make it a revolving door back out onto the street anyway per until we see a two-pronged approach you are right tammy is right not much is going to change. a quick skype at one of the point and are quickly and i got to go. joe made a good point on the waukesha christmas parade print member the media c

reels from the recent murders of two young women, breanna was stabbed to death and the store where sheof a freeway. plus a series of smash and grab robberies and arm street attacks the chief is now telling us that the district attorney policy of not using the sentencing enhancements for violent crime is hurting the city he is supposed to protect it. >> his office has a responsibility to ensure they are using every measure afforded them as prosecutors with pursuing justice for those that are preying upon others. particularly violent crime and also the chronic offender frequent das office did not respond to our request for comment. but he did say this at his last press conference. >> the reality is that punishment -based approach to the work does not service will be. >> chief michael moore also told us the zero pail policy introduced the courts to reduce the pandemic prison population is emboldening criminals making them think they can just get away with their crimes. >> hours or days later they're back in the community they are a bit bravado like nothing is going to happen to me pray th

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my name is breanna bender, and i'm a student parent at cobb elementary. we are starting off the year in a deficit, upwards of $100,000, and it is unacceptable. this cut in school funding goes directly against the mission statement of sfusd, which is to provide every student the quality instruction and equitable support required to thrive. our students need and deserve much more. we need our budget to reflect our students and needs in its entirety. let's get our schools properly funded so sfusd can live up to its own mission statement and truly thrive. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, judy? >> hello, i'm judy hayworth, and i'm calling to [indiscernible] keeping the classes in class. my question is if they know they made a mistake, how come it wasn't able to be fixed it before the enrollment deadline, and is there a plan to fix this moving forward? if this goes forward, it means that [indiscernible] making our school at higher risk of closing. help us save our neighborhood school and reinstate our kinder class. >> clerk: hello, curlyn or carolyn? >> i

like 25-year-old breanna yae. >> it is the idea we are going to search for fun every day. >> reporter no, never. >> reporter: slack lining is tying a piece of webbing between two points. sometimes a few feet off the ground and other cases, thousands. that is called high lining. it was founded in the 1980s in yosemite. it is getting new attention thanks to social media. >> we were pushing slack lining on media and when nobody knew what the sport was. >> reporter: the california native has been walking the line for more than a decade. launched into the national spotlight this year with the moves like the truck driver or the squirrel. >> you told me anybody can do this. that includes me? >> absolutely. >> i'll give it a try. >> higher. >> reporter: with the nervous smile and shaky legs and encouragement, success. >> i feel like i'm on the "titanic." >> i'm ready for my flip. i'm kidding. >> reporter: there is one person on the line, but slack lining is a collaborative sport. between people helping with the set up and filming and assistance along the way for beginners like me. >> keep goi

shelter experience began separating us, our nation was traumatized by the murder of george floyd and breanna taylor. isolated she started painting signs supporting black lives matter, compassion, encouraging the vote. she engaged the children, families and community of sunset co-op in this project. four weeks before the 2020 election, hundreds of beautiful signs with powerful messages appeared on the great highway. the closed road became an open classroom. we all sought families and crowds walking the highway reflecting on and discussing the messages. this added a new dimension no the highway art to stop aapi hate. some signs were damaged. she led others to repair and replace. she made sure the conversation continued and that the response to vandalized signs was not hate but expressions of love and compassion. in the year when so many found it difficult to talk to each other, reach each other. she initiated the project to connect preschoolers and professional artists and started an conversation for planning for public art in sunset. to express the deep and difficult feelings, respond when fo

shelter experience began separating us, our nation was traumatized by the murder of george floyd and breanna taylor. isolated she started painting signs supporting black lives matter, compassion, encouraging the vote. she engaged the children, families and community of sunset co-op in this project. four weeks before the 2020 election, hundreds of beautiful signs with powerful messages appeared on the great highway. the closed road became an open classroom. we all sought families and crowds walking the highway reflecting on and discussing the messages. this added a new dimension no the highway art to stop aapi hate. some signs were damaged. she led others to repair and replace. she made sure the conversation continued and that the response to vandalized signs was not hate but expressions of love and compassion. in the year when so many found it difficult to talk to each other, reach each other. she initiated the project to connect preschoolers and professional artists and started an conversation for planning for public art in sunset. to express the deep and difficult feelings, respond when fo

shelter experience began separating us, our nation was traumatized by the murder of george floyd and breanna taylor. isolated she started painting signs supporting black lives matter, compassion, encouraging the vote. she engaged the children, families and community of sunset co-op in this project. four weeks before the 2020 election, hundreds of beautiful signs with powerful messages appeared on the great highway. the closed road became an open classroom. we all sought families and crowds walking the highway reflecting on and discussing the messages. this added a new dimension no the highway art to stop aapi hate. some signs were damaged. she led others to repair and replace. she made sure the conversation continued and that the response to vandalized signs was not hate but expressions of love and compassion. in the year when so many found it difficult to talk to each other, reach each other. she initiated the project to connect preschoolers and professional artists and started an conversation for planning for public art in sunset. to express the deep and difficult feelings, respond when fo

shelter experience began separating us, our nation was traumatized by the murder of george floyd and breanna taylor. isolated she started painting signs supporting black lives matter, compassion, encouraging the vote. she engaged the children, families and community of sunset co-op in this project. four weeks before the 2020 election, hundreds of beautiful signs with powerful messages appeared on the great highway. the closed road became an open classroom. we all sought families and crowds walking the highway reflecting on and discussing the messages. this added a new dimension no the highway art to stop aapi hate. some signs were damaged. she led others to repair and replace. she made sure the conversation continued and that the response to vandalized signs was not hate but expressions of love and compassion. in the year when so many found it difficult to talk to each other, reach each other. she initiated the project to connect preschoolers and professional artists and started an conversation for planning for public art in sunset. to express the deep and difficult feelings, respond when fo