largest cities.e putting our money in the wrong places. you want to stop crime, you have to start with education, you have to start with job training, economic opportunity, and drug counseling, among other things. >> mr. krasner, are there too many people in prison in the city of philadelphia, and, if so, what do you tell people who would have to live amongst them if they are released? >> so, the truth is, for over 30 years, we have been engaging, and by "we," i mean the prosecutors have been engaging in a radical experiment of locking up as many people as possible. we have the most incarcerated of the 10 largest cities. we have a 700% increase in jail population in pennsylvania in the last 30-plus years, and since the 1970s, there's a 500% increase across the country. this is what conservative republican politics have done to our country. so, absolutely, there are too many. we got a high rate of incarceration for people of color than there was in south africa during apartheid. it's absurd. >> go to

including new york city mayor bill de blasio are now calling an act of terror in the nation's largest city. tonight, eight people are dead and 11 people have been taken to the hospital with injuries after

that france's preached and message of forgiveness and its first public mass and myanmar's largest city. and its keynote speech on tuesday france has called for respect for the rights of all ethnic groups but avoided using the name of me and mars persecuted for hench a minority. the man accused of coronating the two thousand and twelve attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound in benghazi has been acquitted of the most serious charges at meadowbrook attala was captured by american forces in two thousand and fourteen u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens and three other staffers were killed in that attack the reports of the attacks on the state department and cia compounds in benghazi libya on september the eleventh twenty twelve have been a rallying point for republicans who accuse them secretary of state hillary clinton of not doing enough and then lying about the incident that led to the death of four americans including ambassador christopher stevens we are misled that there were supposedly protests and then something sprang out of that an assault sprang out of that and that was easily

in the most largest city young he delivered a mass to thousands of people many lined the street to greet him as he was brought into the venue on tuesday francis called for respect for the rights of all of those ethnic groups as he appeared alongside the country's leader aung san suu kyi devoted any mention of the range of muslim minority. the man accused of masterminding the two thousand and twelve bengazi attack has been acquitted on the most serious charges brought against him ahmed abu khattala was captured by american forces in two thousand and fourteen u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the attack on the u.s. that from might come from. the u.s. vice president might paint says president donald trump is considering when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that the move would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress

the head of the catholic church pope francis is in min miles largest city of yangon he delivered a mass to thousands of people many lined the route to greet him as he was brought into the venue on tuesday france's schooled for respect for the rights of all of mimosa ethnic groups as he appeared alongside the country's leader and sons who cheat but he avoided any direct mention of the hinge of muslim minority has more now from young. the pope conducting mass here and young gone in these grounds to tens of thousands of people christians from across the country came here to see the pope and this is their first opportunity to see him first and before he started the mass he drove through in his popemobile as it's known through the crowd behind me and then he went up to the stage and conducted the mass he also had a short family where there are broad themes like we've heard earlier in this trip on tuesday nothing specifically about the range of but he said that this country the people of this country have been victims of anger and wrath that the only way for a future for this country is throu

subjects but many of the frenchmen were transfixed by london the grime the din at the time the largest city in the world the city's river the thames held a special fascination with its pollution grittiness and fogs the houses of parliament had just been completed with what was then europe's tallest building a powerful symbol of the british empire the houses of parliament along the river thames became an obsession for monet at one point he was working on a hundred different calluses at the same time trying to perfect the light the mist and the fog that enveloped london and for the artist became his impression of the city jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. quick look at stories making headlines now a spanish judge's order. to be remanded in custody pending an investigation of potential trial of the catalonians independence push spain's state prosecutor has also requested a european arrest warrant for ousted leader card is pushed him on to and for others . to show up at spain's high court on ickes ations of the balance addition a misuse of public funds under abdel-hamid in brazil as in madrid.

urged but as leaders in myanmar to tackle prejudice and hatred during his visit to the country's largest city young the pontiff again avoided using the term ranger to refer to the muslim minority from state but he preached a message of forgiveness in his first public mass warning followers against the temptation for revenge scott either reports from yangon. the people of myanmar were finally able to get a good look at pope francis this time more than a quick way out of a window his popemobile is built so he can be seen unlike his convoy of vehicles that have been traveling through the streets of yangon since monday on the sprawling grass fields of the cheika sin grounds in the city center. the part of hell the mass for an estimated one hundred fifty thousand catholic faithful so i know that many in me in my bad the winds of violence were visible and invisible the temptation is to respond to these injuries with the worldly wisdom like that of the king in the first reading is deeply flawed. we think that healing can come from anger and revenge yet the way of revenge is not the way of jesus the

so they have 84 people working in san juan, which is the largest city in puerto rico.that, now i want -- i would want to know: what is the work plan? well, they don't have to have a work p plan. you know why? because in the contract it states that they don't have to finish anytime soon. so this is a gift of $300 million to two people. that's what this amounts to. amy goodman: do think the head of prepa should be fired? mayor carmen yulin cruz:yes. he should have been fired a long time ago. a long timime ago. what is beyond me is why the governor continues to say that this man has his support. amy goodman: and the head of prepa is? mayor carmen yulin cruz: ricardo ramos. very, very, very, very, very ineffective. very inappropriate. and frankly, somebody that doesn't even know what he's signing. amy goodman: and the other contract? this is a $300 million contract. then there's a $200 million -- mayor carmen yulin cruz: with cobra. that 1 -- amy: what's called cobra contract? mayor carmen yulin cruz: that one, i haven't had a chance to look at it. we got it this morning.

the city of sioux falls is over 73 square miles, making it the largest city in south dakota. learn more about sioux falls all weekend here on american history tv. harry thompson: voices of the northern plains refers to the many different ways that life on this part of the country has been recorded. either through letters or diaries or journals or photographs or objects as well. by the many, many different varieties of cultures that have lived here. what we wanted to accomplish and emphasized in the material you see in this exhibit is that more information can be gathered by just using the records we have on the second floor, our research core. the archives themselves, and also the research library. 40,000 volumes on the american west. human habitation of the plains would date from well before the current era. most anthropologists date north american indians as far back as 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. plains culture. what you will see in this exhibit is much more recent, from about 1700. it is still pre-contact. date contact periods in this part of the country from the french e

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the head of the catholic church but francis in largest city of young dawn delivering a mass to thousands of people francis is treading a difficult diplomatic line during his visit having to avoid any direct mention of the reply was a minority. u.n. security council has held an emergency session on human trafficking in libya evidence has emerged of hundreds of people being auctioned for as little as four hundred dollars france has called for sanctions to be imposed on the traffickers u.s. vice president might paint says president donald trump is considering when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv the palestinians say that the move would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy in israel from tel

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of forgiveness for people to avoid acts of revenge during his first public mass and myanmar's largest city and calm a crowd of about one hundred fifty thousand turned out to see the leader of the roman catholic church in what is a mostly buddhist nation when he spoke a day earlier pope francis called for everyone to respect the rights of all ethnic groups that avoided using the name of myanmar persecuted muslim minority. so. i know that many in mean marbury the wounds of violence both visible and invisible the temptation is to respond to these injuries with a worldly wisdom that will make the king in the first reading is deeply flawed we think that healing can come from anger and revenge yet the way of revenge is not the way of jesus. it's got hired last more from yank on. the pope conducting mass here in these grounds to tens of thousands of people christians from across the country came here to see the pope and this is their first opportunity to see him firsthand before he started the mass he drove through in his popemobile as it's known through the crowd behind me and then he went up to

i recognize my colleague from the city of houston, harris county, our country's fourth largest city, sheila jackson lee. thank you for always participating in these special order hours. i know that in particular, your concern, houston being such a large part of our nation's economy, how this tax bill is going to have effects. when you start talking about affecting houston, the fourth largest city, it could have effects on our entire state texas it is what makes go. and i yield the floor to you. ms. jackson lee: thank you and god bless you. let me thank the gentleman from texas for his leadership, stewardship of these very special ways of communicating to the american people. i just left a meeting on the temporary protective status, so i will try to summarize my remarks, because i think it's very important to join in the congressional black caucus special order and i thank mr. richmond and my colleague, mr. payne, and mr. evans who will join us on that effort, because this is the way to exune indicate with our colleagues of the urgency of some of these issues. let me, first of all, ta

and october twenty seventeen this is the sound of anger heritance and petersburg russia second largest city has become a hotbed of protest as was the case one hundred years ago when lenin and his comrades orchestrated the october revolution and change the world. but what do today's protests mean are they a real fight a more of a romantic idea how revolutionary are young russian intellectuals. many of the young people here in st peter's good food because more than the revolutionaries the very presence of the digital the connect the generation taking to the streets the demand for that it will change and they even risk going to prison for their ideals . like eighteen year old dmitri me action he supports opposition politicians alexina valmy. urges this when i feel like a revolutionary my goal is a change of power in russia. action was arrested at an anti-government demonstration several weeks ago he stands accused of entering a policeman as he was trying to get away he's been put on trial for allegedly attacking a government official and faces jail time. you know. i don't want to see violence

-- by the end of this period, bronx is worth -- considered as being independent entity, sixth largest city in the united states. in brooklyn, the deagriculturization process but brooklyn was a fruit basket and vegetable basket for the city and now subway lines, elevated lines, housing subdivisions instead -- this sense that you can bind this on paper entity into a reality if you build enough trackage, if you develop the water system, if you develop the electrical grid. enormous infrastructure operation that makes this possible. mirrored in the private sector by the explosion of sky scrapers. these are, in fact, the physical of the corporative organization. they represent themselves enormous amounts of capital, henry morgan got together which collects and pools capital and puts them into the the skyscrapers. >> one of the things that's notable to me about the book is there are parallel stories like you're telling this story of physical geography of new york, you can begin to see what the adult version of this entity will look like and at the same time you're telling the story, that's one of

lexington is the second largest city in the state of kentucky. over the last three years tom giambi has become one of the local tennis teams mainstays and thanks to this he lives in this residence with a swimming pool free of charge also know that there are goals to those in need. or keep. the lexington campus holds more than twenty eight thousand students cost of studies up to twenty thousand dollars per year. but even so the tennis player doesn't pay a penny it gets better in order to enable him. to succeed on the tennis court the university adapts to his sports schedule. one here in intervals of your active directory ideally password. thomas and his final year of communication studies so with the many matches he has scheduled for the season he will often be absent with such students the university asked that the teacher's off lexical. suggest this is a good. all right as for the spirit official university sponsored event yeah that's not a problem so teachers have to be accommodating was students like tom yeah we have to be able to work with wo

subjects but many of the frenchmen were transfixed by london the grime the din at the time the largest city in the world the city's river the thames held a special fascination with its pollution grittiness and fogg's the houses of parliament had just been completed with what was then europe's tallest building a powerful symbol of the british empire the houses of parliament along the river thames became an obsession for monet at one point he was working on a hundred different calluses at the same time trying to perfect the light the mist and the fog that enveloped london and for the artist became his ensuring impression of the city jessica baldwin al-jazeera london everybody's with darren in a short while the al-jazeera news out with the whole robin until next. oh is it when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on set a member of the ku klux klan we struck up a relationship base is a dialogue tweet us with hostile intent stream and one of their pitches might make an actual join the global conver

subjects but many of the frenchmen were transfixed by london the grime the din at the time the largest city in the world the city's river the thames held a special fascination with its pollution grittiness and fogs the houses of parliament had just been completed with what was then europe's tallest building a powerful symbol of the british empire the houses of parliament along the river thames became an obsession for monet at one point he was working on a hundred different calluses at the same time trying to perfect the light the mist and the fog that enveloped london and for the artist became his ensuring impression of the city jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. that's the news i'll be back with more news on the other side of the break to stay with us. for sam's in archaeology graduate from iraq he's also a part time going to billings pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as

the city of sioux falls is over 73 square miles, making it the largest city in south dakota. learn more about sioux falls all weekend here on american history tv.

pakistan's largest city, karachi, was effectively shut down today by islamist protesters blocking major intersections. the protests, which began three weeks ago in the capital of islamabad, stem from a proposed new version of the oath taken by elected lawmakers. the oath omits mention of the prophet muhammad. yesterday in islamabad, police in riot gear fired tear gas to clear access to a main highway that had been blocked by 2,000 protesters. six protesters died in the clashes, and 200 were injured. the minister who omitted the prophet's name from the oath says it was a clerical error and has since apologized, but protesters are demanding his resignation. >> thompson: tomorrow, a jury in washington, d.c., resumes deliberations in the first trial stemming from the september 11th, 2012 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. that attack killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. for the past seven weeks, federal prosecutors have tried to prove defendant abu ahmed khattala was a ringleader of the attack. yesterday, i spoke with "new york times"

now as the search continues for the officer's killer a lot of people familiar with maryland's largest city baltimore? in the months leading up to this murder, crime has spiked to crisis levels while city leaders seem powerless to do anything about it. scott broom is live in baltimore with some possible answers. >> reporter: leslie, this is just a bizarre situation for people who live here, because this city is in the middle of a renaissance. huge investments being made in places like this beautiful harbor area here. and yet, for some reason right now this city seems to be in a crime filled tailspin. >> you can't just keep finger pointing. everyone has to take some responsibility. >> reporter: baltimore residents sounding the alarm. city leaders struggling to respond. >> this kind of violence cannot be tolerated. >> reporter: all of this threatening a remarkable new renaissance that has been the opening of the spectacular new hotel this year. goldman sachs investing in a $5.5 billion waterfront redevelopment, also led by plank. trending growing neighborhoods like federal hill, with young d.

democratic campaign going to promise to provide more affordable housing i'm the mayor of the fourth largest city in this country to be the third city is doing very very well but there's still twenty four percent of the people in my city of working poor. and they are living in the shadows of this. and when i said when i came in as a man twenty two months ago is that i didn't want to be the mayor of two cities i have and have not now what we have to do is that we have to move with a greater sense of urgency. to me the need that's meant as abated by by harvey and to put people in a better place and then. so you know you can run away from it storm the bisque so you can't ignore it you can't turn a blind eye to it. after the hurricane questions were raised about what if anything officials could have done to mitigate the flooding and some of the hardest hit areas. in houston people look to the harris county flood control district which is one of the agencies tasked with reducing flood risk for the larger metropolitan area. since harvey it's been focused on recovery clearing debris making repairs and p

now as the search continues for the officer's killer a lot of people familiar with maryland's largest city

good was born in face morocco's third largest city in one thousand nine hundred sixty two at the age of seventeen he went to paris to study to become a structural engineer. afterwards he moved to london and because he was short of money he worked as a dishwasher and waiter. after he met his german wife ingrid they decided to move to berlin in two thousand and two and opened their own restaurant. all my family didn't like it he said to me are crazy because i give notice to my job i put my flat in say. i just came here and they don't speak german and how i'm going to end my living and he told me that it would be hard but i like it because this kind of life is not a one in life and i love it. the heart of every american house is the riyadh or inner courtyard it's a small oasis of tranquility in the busy city. because there's a riyadh to induce it opens it for guests in the summer. they've not doesn't have a. whole bunch of you are not of course here does. italian island of sicily is hardly known for its modern architecture but we're off to visit a luxury home there in the southeast of t

roman catholic leader preached a message of forgiveness in his first public mass in myanmar's largest cityof yangon these are live pictures you're looking at now a meeting with british monks there he urged them to resist the temptation to was here to. ranger to resist the temptation for revenge scott hyla reports now from yangon. the people of myanmar were finally able to get a good look at pope francis this time more than a quick wave out of a window his popemobile is built so he can be seen unlike his convoy of vehicles that have been traveling through the streets of yangon since monday on the sprawling grass fields of the checkers and grounds in the city center. part of held a mass for an estimated one hundred fifty thousand catholic faithful so i know that many in me in my bad the winds of violence. visible and invisible the temptation is to respond to these injuries with the worldly wisdom like that of the king in the first reading is deeply flawed we think that healing can come from anger and revenge yet the way of revenge is not the way of jesus the preachings of the pope were direc

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crisis on the sidelines of a summit in me in moscow hylas following developments from the in-laws largest city and gone. it was a meeting planned before the recent crisis that sent more than six hundred thousand refugees from rakhine state here fleeing for their lives into bangladesh the crisis became the focus horn ministers and representatives from more than fifty european and asian nations gathered in me and most capital nato. as the leaders were wrapping up their final day of the two day talks amnesty international unveiled a report on the plight of the ranger in me and mark. after two years of research digging into the roots of how the rich have lived in myanmar the human rights watchdog concluded it was apartheid like the author of the report told our jazeera the government's reasoning for the range of treatment is not only unjustified it's criminal in relation to the ongoing system of apartheid that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the restoration presented by then getting our authorities about the need to combat terrorism about the need to esta

philadelphia has the highest incarceration rate of america's ten largest cities.he plans to change that by redefining what crimes his office prosecutes. for the investigators, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> to the latest on former "today" show host matt lauer and the accusation ises of inappropriate sexual behavior. there could now be as many as eight accusers all of whom have decided to remain anonymous. lauer was fired yesterday after a female employee made an allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior against him. nbc news say it is began at the 2014 olympics in sochi and continued after that. today for the first time the former host is break his silence. he released a statement saying, there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt, i'm truly sorry. as i am writing this, i realize the depth of the damage and disappointment i have left behind at home and at nbc. coverage of the matt lauer allegations continueses on "nbc nightly news." they have new details on the accusat