a 4 percent increase of homeles crisis in california. even grabbing the attention of hollywood a lester susan sarandon. at this a still frame the actress tweeted showing block after block of homeless camp in oakland, california it turns ou the video is about one year and how follow. i talked to tom wolfe to be in on your screen he also shared that video that serena did retweeted thomas from the bay area tells me that let's camp has been cleaned up a bit but quote still looks awful. as does most of oakland tonight. tom tells us he's a lifelong democrat and recovering addict he says quote the local left is destroying san francisco in the name of compassion. the homeless problem is not limited to california. this is from washington dc metr that person taking up three seats and covering themselves with a sheet. this a photo tucking by sean mangino. he says he was on the train for eight stops and that person remain sprawled across the seat the entire time. >> are driving and go by 11 homeless encampments of my drive . eleven under bridges tha

in homel , a student was detained for drug trafficking, as the police believe, an eighteen-year-old, student of one of the lyceums, the regional center, supplied local brothels with psychotropics, they detained a young man, just after the sale of alpha pvp, investigators also found over 100 g of this powder with him. as it turned out, in gomel itself, the young man had a cache of drugs the other day with power support. the riot police detained a young man at the exit from the brothel. in gomel, he had a bundle with a crystalline substance, investigators opened a criminal case against the person for illegal trafficking in psychotropic substances. in as part of an organized group will continue to issue a review of criminal and emergency incidents neighbors of drug pawnbrokers detained in the capital. two residents of minsk are suspected of distributing drugs, according to investigators, the duo worked in minsk and the suburbs of the capital, the guys made bookmarks in the forest, the coordinates of hiding places were recorded on a mobile phone in the forest, law enforcement officers fo

. > >> we introduce you to a homeles pastor. > >> this cool weather is sticking cool weather is sticking around a little bit longer into the weekend. we'll talk about what you can expect. > >> as we take a look at roadway, it is already busy into the altamont pass. details on your roadways are coming up. > >> thought about digital license digital license plates? how california drivers can make the change. > >> time for a look at top stori. president joe biden is in southn california. air force one touched down in los angeles. the angeles. the president is arriving before crucial mid-term mid-term elections. he will tout tout his administration's accoms and attend a democratic fund ra. tomorrow he will talk about lowg costs for american families. afr days of angry protests, a former a former city councilmember hasd over a racist conversation heard heard in a linked audio recording. martinez made racist comments about black son of a white councilmember along with other crude remarks. protesters are calling for the others who were involved to step down. > >> house select committee invesg ja

massive homel >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> tonight, the search for a serial killer. >> we are experiencing a critical moment in the city of stockton. if you know something, say something. >> a frightening string of killings and now i cases in oakland. >> the connecting clues linking this murder spree are still working tonight. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. stockton police are giving us new insight to the evidence they are working with. ama: stockton police have tied at least seven shootings to the same case, six of them deadly. one woman survived and was able to give a description to detectives. the person is between 5'10" and six feet, wearing a dark covid like face mac -- mask. the connecting motive is an intention to kill. the warnings tonight send a shockwave to stockton. dan: j.r. stone spent the night talking with retired fbi agent's and professionals about what to look for in these cases. j.r.: it has been a busy 24 hours where police announced detective -- surveillance video and the cases have been linked

. > >> we introduce you to a homeles pastor. > >> this cool weather is sticking cool weather is sticking weekend. we'll talk about what you can expect. > >> as we take a look at roadway, it is already busy into the altamont pass. details on your roadways are coming up. > >> thought about digital license digital license plates? how california drivers can make the change. > >> time for a look at top stori. president joe biden is in southn california. air force one touched down in los angeles. the angeles. the president is arriving before crucial mid-term mid-term

. >> my freshman year, some homels year, some homeless dude came into the units and started goig through rooms. and like the cops came and stuff. but yeah, overall it's definitely less safe than other campuses. >> the university is hiring sixw six new officers and training ss training students to be. they're organizing efforts to hire private security. > >> a candlelight vigil tonight o tonight to remember the singh family of four who were killed after being kidnapped at gunpoint in merced last week. , week. tonight, the local sikh cy sikh community and the city leaders demanded justice for the victims. >> we want to extend that love.e want to extend that love. we wish them the energy and the compassion as they move througs through this process. >> know that we will work with u with you side by side, both to heal the rupture that has occurred, but to prevent these sorts of tragedies from happening again. >> investigators believe the kis believe the killings are the result of a dispute between a former employee and a singh family's trucking business. two brothers are accused in the mus th

this is not--i know the homeles in new york at they are not looking for affordable housing. do you know this 3,000-dollar a month apartment is too much for me i'm looking for something in the 2,500-dollar range no. that's going into their arms. >> that's right. this is california let's remember the homeless are knocking to get trouble setting up these tent cities they might get trouble if the washing machines are not high energy efficient periodic that's what' going to get them in trouble. that's the absurd nature of wha they doing. these are people whose lives ar suffering in the name of freedo and tolerance they are taking over area has it's affecting th quality of life i think the interesting thing is so much of it is now happening in these liberal enclaves places like lo angeles if this was a red neighborhood where it was takin place the city would not care. your enemy getting phone calls from very powerful donors sayin i'm tired of this do something about it. >> cat, you just recently got your own washer and dryer. >> it wasn't part of that dowry i think you got it i ha

one of the most zealous activists of homel, after the death of her son, left for ukraine through polandent, she is trying to idealize the death son, not thinking about the fate of strangers, while still living children to you. alba will be beaten to bend the albone. this is a war of glory-nation death, excluding volunteers. today, about 170 belarusian mercenaries are fighting on the side of the apu, there are no random people there, everyone has made their choice and is paying for their crimes. anyway. all the same, at best , according to the law, nikolai skinsian alexander murashkina will have to. the tv news agency managed to stop in time for 25 years. imprisonment of the main defendant on terrorism, nikolai altukhovich, treason against the state, an attempt armed seizure of power in the country of arms smuggling and combat zones. there are 12 articles in total. particularly serious, including an attempt to eliminate the head of state. presumably there is another interesting episode from the criminal life-lover, and vtukhovich, connected with the republic of lithuania and its special

. >> >> it is the most sought after g for people experiencing homeles. experiencing homelessness. >> reporter: >> reporter: brad knows what it is like to have socks when you're homeless. that is because, years ago, he was in their shoes, addicted to drugs and living on the streets. >> eventually, i found myself in in san francisco where i spent eight years. >> reporter: now he is helping people like the look marcus, originally from kentucky, he has has been living on the streets for three years. the hardest part, he says, was getting used to the cold. >> you kind of find a secure spt secure spot where you don't move move and the warmth starts building from there. >> reporter: which is why he looks forward to brad and his v. his visits. >> it is the coolest and best feeling you can get, to put on a a pair of new socks. >> reporter: as for brad, he is just happy to be able to pay itd it forward. >> some of us have come from this environment and we know how know how important it is to have have a connection where it seems seems like there is none. >> report

a lot of these cities, there's high crime, high homel hom homeo what are you you getting for our money fly-mo effect. we moved 2 and-a-half trillion dollars of assets under managed companies to miami in the last 24 months and increased the venture capital pipeline. with the economic headwinds, rising interest rates, we've outpaced last year's growth in venture capital. this trend will continue unless other states wise up an change their policies which doesn't look like they will. maria: i said it before. you have been a magnet for technology companies as well. you're trying to create your own little silicon valley there in miami and you've been successful at it. mr. mayor, all of these policies are refreshing in the face of what we're seeing on a national level. the last time we spoke, you told me you were exploring the idea of potentially entering the race for 2 2024 given your success in miami. where are you on that effort? >> well, we do think the miami miracle, keeping taxes low, keeping people safe and leaning into innovation, that should be a national model. everybody is focused