still ahead on the program the city of minneapolis in the u.s. spends millions of dollars on its police after a major surge in crime blamed on the earlier defunding of the forced out story and more for you after the shortest upgrade. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. let's start back in the u.s. where in the aftermath of george floyd's death last year after being restrained by minneapolis police the city decided to defund law enforcement however since then crime has surged and consul chiefs have been forced into a major u. turn they've now i voted to spend a whopping $6000000.00 in a bid to regain law and order recent data suggests that the number of gun shop victims is up 250 percent compared to the same period last year additionally rape cases of increase by a 5th robbery by almost 60 percent the city currently has or r

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turn in minneapolis after a push to defund the police the city gives room for spent millions of dollars to tackle a spike in violent crime and the blame game continues as china hits back at washington for questioning the findings of the w h o's investigation into the origins of the corona virus pandemic and stuck in a hotel room for 10 days that is the new reality facing people returning to the u.k. from. you quarantine rules come into full. well they're good afternoon just gone 3 o'clock in the russian capital you with r.t. international the russian scientists have developed the world's 1st test for the new corona virus strain 1st detected in britain the deadly a very intense lead to many countries shutting their borders to travelers of reports. what this particular mutation more commonly known as the british strain has caused some alarm all over the world essentially one thing to understand about it while not more aggressive as any other strain of the virus for the hosts body it is much more contagious and therefore it poses an increased risk of hospitalization and death and that's wh

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authorities in minneapolis make a drastic police funding. after the break. join me every day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of sports i'm sure. i'll see you then. welcome back and the aftermath of george floyd's death last year when he was trained by minneapolis police the u.s. city decided to defund law enforcement ever since then crime has surged and council chiefs of not been forced into a major u.-turn they've now voted to spend a whopping $6000000.00 in a bid to regain law and order recent data suggests the number of gunshot victims is up 250 percent compared to the same period last year additionally rape cases of risen by more than a 5th and robbery almost 60 percent. the city currently has around $200.00 few offices than usual many left the force or went on leave and went to the scenes of protests riots and looting that followed the death of the floyd last year. i want i want jane we are watching. this is what you get when you hold other cops accountable when you let them kill other people when you let them kill us

turn in minneapolis at the city gives law enforcement to millions of dollars after a push to defund the police led to a spike in violent crime and. the blame game continues as china hits back at washington for questioning the findings of the w h o's coronavirus investigation. found stuck in a hotel room for 10 days that's the new reality facing people returning to the u.k. from covert hotspots as new quarantine rules come into force. a very welcomed my team here in moscow you're watching r t international with me nicky aaron now our top story russian scientists have developed the world's 1st test for the new coronavirus train 1st detected in britain the new a deadly a variant has led to many countries shutting their doors to travelers i'm joined now by our correspondent ecostar love eco good to see you just how much of a game changer is this. well nicky this particular strain of the virus most commonly known as the british strain well it has been a cause for concern all over the world the thing about it it's not more aggressive as any other corona virus in the host in the hosts body but

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churn in minneapolis push to defund the poll use this city gives law enforcement millions of dollars to tackle a spike in violent crime. one minute past 9 in the evening here in moscow this tuesday the 16th welcome wherever you're catching the program from this hour i mean in the name. after weeks of heated debate the french national assembly has voted in favor of making into law a bill against separatism it was proposed to curb radical islam after a series of killings and incidents including the beheading of a history teacher last october let's cross live now to charlotte to penske morris to take us through it charlotte we've heard a lot of by what was a bill it's not to be made into law take us through it some of the criticism as well yes well this is already same degree in shrine in the values of the french republic in feet a tightening rules that range from. teaching to online to hate and it would also see jail sentences for doctors who perform their ginty tests that the idea of this law is to stop islam ists essentially from creating communities that were checked the country sec

let's look at minneapolis.million, they already lost 20% of their police officers due to their arrogance and demoralizing of the police and their d funding. it will take years, years. todd: they cut $8 million. todd: recruitment and other cities is down as well. we talked about that, not just minneapolis, let's put up the scroll of other major cities reallocating police budget funds, there are a number of them, san francisco, seattle, portland, connecticut, philadelphia. any of the cities on screen have you seen anyone come forward with another plan they have, another grand slam you think might work to keep communities safe? because i haven't seen anything. todd: no plan to keep the community safe, they are not caring about keeping the community safe. this is all about the woke political agenda of dismantling the police. this is an assault upon their own citizens they have sworn to protect, when they do they do it to correct that -- protect their citizens. they don't care, so clear, so obvious, it is beyond me

meantime, minneapolis.department after complaints about slow response times and arise in crime there. ted williams joins us now. our lessons being learned? >> yet, i think lessons are being learned. minneapolis, red after george floyd's death, to say that they wanted to defund the police. i said then that it was crap and a very dumb thing. the only person who would win in the defunding of the police are the criminal elements out there having a field day in minneapolis, and law-abiding citizens in minneapolis said hey, look, we need more police, not less police. you are absolutely right. >> sandra: there were calls by many who wanted to defund the police to send social workers in some cases into violent crime situations. how did that go over? >> that is the dumbest and stupidest thing that you can envision. criminal actions taking place, and you are sending in a social worker to talk to people when they should be arrested. they have committed a criminal act. so it was a very dumb thing. i don't know who inve

authorities in minneapolis make a drastic u. turn on police funding that story and more after the break. this is a speculative attack that iran must is making on the fed right so he's already going to war to stop the s.e.c. is already going to war and he's shown them to be. captured now he's gone to war with fish and sand like a buy back my own stock i'm going to take your cheap money i'm going to buy it quite like michael saylor. and now 500 other c.e.o.'s in the s. and p. 500 like you know it that's a darn good idea. seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. anything you get to shape out. come out ahead and engage an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back and the aftermath of george floyd's death last year when he was restrained by minneapolis police the u.s. city decided to do fund law enforcement since then however crime has surged and counsels you so been forced into a major u. turn the knob voted to spend a whopping $6000000.00 in a bid to regain law a

you turn in minneapolis is the city gives lord boersma to millions of dollars locked up push to defund the police that only lead to a spike in violent crime. blame game continues as china hits back at washington folk western in the findings of the w h o's coronavirus investigation and will hard. on in the hotel room for 10 days that's the new reality facing people returning to the u.k. from covert hotspots as new quarantine rules come into force. as very good morning to you ted i am here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with meaning. now our top story russian scientists have developed the world's 1st test for the new corona virus strain 1st attempted in britain but new and deadly a variant has led to dozens of countries hunkering down and shutting their doors to travel as but there may now be a light at the end of the tunnel. well developed in the new test and system we used the same approach as we did for the main test it is the same express method where you need about an hour to receive test results which is much faster than the classic p.c.r. testing we don't try to

long scenes of one arrest and violence the president of minneapolis city council and out of place the police with what she called a transformative new model of public safety and she wasn't alone in calling for such radical measures. i will never call sign off on funding a police department that continues to brutalize also and i will never stop saying not only do we need to invest burned police well we need to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department. remember they voted a few months ago to take $8000000.00 away from the police department which they did and what happened there there are some businesses in the city of minneapolis who are getting hit by the same person who end 3 times in a week and now for the city council to say well we're going to spend money to hire new police officers so you know young most young must have to laugh at it it's ridiculous what's going to happen is you are going to see a shortage of police officers in larger urban centers like minneapolis new york chicago los angeles most if not all of these cities are run by the democrats and the democrat

minneapolis city council has voted unanimously to give police extra funding and a u.-turn from last year's plan to defund them after 6 but around $6400000.00 will go to help hire personnel after an increase in violent crime recent data suggest that the number of gunshot victims is up to 250 percent compared to the same period last year the same time great cases have increased 22 percent and robbery has risen by almost 60 percent the situation has been exacerbated by the fact that the city currently has around 200 fewer officers than usual that's off the many left the 4th or went on leave following the death of george floyd in may last year. thank you. thank you. thank. god that we've got people that we've got to call if. i want i want jane oh we are watching. this what you do when you don't hold other cops accountable when you let them kill other people when you let them kill dogs when you don't hold your partner accountable discuss it this. following the protests the president of the minneapolis city council announced plans to replace the police with what she called

turn in minneapolis is the city gives law enforcement millions of dollars after a push to defund the police led to a spike in the violent crime. the blame game continues as china hits back at washington for questioning the findings of the w h o's coronavirus investigation and move on. i'm stuck in a hotel room for 10 days that's the new reality facing people returning to the u.k. from covert hot spots as new quarantine rules come into force. a very good morning to you it's the level i am here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me and here aaron. now russian scientists have developed develops the world's 1st test for the new corona virus strain 1st detected in britain the new deadly a variant has led to many countries shutting their doors to travel as i'm joined now by our correspondent ecostar nabil igor just a game changer is this. well nicky one thing to understand about this particular virus of all covert 19 is that it mutates very rapidly adapting to the different environments that it exists and this particular mutation we're talking about the scientific name p

next month, the former police officers charged in his death will go on trial in minneapolis.lier this week, the marshall project, in partnership with t "new york times," found new, firsthand accounts that former officer derek chauvin, who was seen with his knee of floyd's neck for more than eight minutes, had acted with that same kind of for before. i spoke with the marshall project's jamiles lartey and abbie vansickle, who interviewed several who say they were also victims of chauvin's use of excessive force. when you look back and talk to other people who have had these interactions with officer chauvin, what is the picture that we get? >> yeah, i think the picture that we get is-- from a number of folks who have had other interactions with law enforcement, the way derek chauvin treated them, the way he interacted with them, was beyond the pale. it was different. that was something that i heard in-- in every interview, really, that thereeemed to just be maybe a heartlessness, a callousness to their pain, to their-- their cries for-- for air, or help or-- or even just the--

kennedy back member when minneapolis i would be good idea to defund the police department that now ats in a waive of complaints by residents officials have voted to give the police $6.4 million in additional funding. acting dhs secretary chad wolf was on "fox news" today and he said it's no surprise. please watch. >> the defund the police movement place over the summer is a complete failure but as we look at what these communities are looking at and you take law enforcement officers off of the street you will inevitably see more crime and those communities the actions that minneapolis is taking just shows you again the failure of that movement throughout the summer. kennedy: what does this mean for folks who want to abolish the police? the panels back alexander wilkes michael warden and steven l. miller. steven i've said this the entire time and this is what is so frustrating. if you just defund the police you are going to have much more crime and you will never meaningfully tackle justice reform which is the greatest miscarriage of justice in this entire story. >> so much for ian al

so places like minneapolis they're going to have more cops.ecessarily mean those new cops are going to be better trained. >> wright, business as usual for the police cannot stand straight and systemic racism in the police cannot stand. with that said, defunding the police i'm with president obama on this freedom as soon as you say defunding the police to turn off at least half of the public. this chance to get any reform when you say that. so the goal should be to reform the police, to get rid of the racism in the police. but not to defund the police. kennedy: so alexander, what happens to some these vulnerable communities where you have little old ladies have lived in neighborhoods for decades. especially in a pandemic they can't just up and leave. but importantly someone breaks into their house or they hear gunfire here 911 places like minneapolis and seattle the response i missed so much slow because you have 200 fewer cops on the street in minneapolis. so what happens to them? >> these communities pay the price for the ideas that wealthy l

minneapolis is backtracking. saying bring back the cops. what do you say?eddling this nonsense. it is really a tragedy when you look at the whole idea of defunding the police. first of all who is making statements? those folks that live in poor communities, communities of color that experience high crime. i have tell you what i know. nobody is talking to the community members. many folks who launched the protests all summer long and some who tried to incite and did incite violence they pedaled the whole defund the police movement. it wasn't the people living in the communities. look, that is not even something that detroiters want. it has never come up except for a few of our council folks that, hue and cry for defund the police. here what they got for defund police. recruit and retention, they can't do it. they're down 200 police officers. now they want to bring them back. police officer morale is down. who wants to work for an agency, city are with there is no support? rising crime. no surprise. slow response times. these are all things they're now talkin

of minneapolis tweeting, this yes, we are going to dismantle the minneapolis police department and placeransformative new model of public safety. later people that called 911 said they called 911 and expected the police will come. she said they were operating out of white privilege and thinking that that would be the necessary chain of events in any city or community across the country. so the department had an exodus of police officers. and now very sadly, homicide rates in indianapolis are up 70%. the mayor and his council are now calling for help. they say they have $6 million in the budget to bring the police back. the move comes as the city braces for the upcoming trial of the officer, derrick chauvin who was charged in the death of george floyd. chad, good to have you here with us today. your reaction to what is going on now and their desire to get police on the streets again. >> this goes to show you that the defund the police movement was a failure. you look at what the communities are looking at. take law enforcement off the street, you will see more crime in those communities.

, really hollowed out with the particular problems being in minneapolis that is a concern many of usthe 1960s when there was a terrible flight from urban areas which took decades for the cities to recover like detroit, are we seeing that to? >> were seeing a real variety of experiences minneapolis and portland have just shot themselves in the foot and they will pay for, seattle which was a city a lot of people were going to now has almost insane city council and bezos has been moving jobs out of their, their are some that are doing really well and if you look at the metro areas indianapolis, columbus, dallas, austin, nashville there is a whole group of cities coming up as other cities begin to go a little bit down the hierarchy of place in america is changing and it's going to be very fascinating to see how it ends up. gerry: that might be the most interesting take away, the higher changing, joel kotkin were sorry we don't have more time, that was terrific. thank you for joining me. an outrageous example of how extreme intolerance on campuses can destroy lives. ♪ (vo) ideas exist ins

we're still talking only 5 degrees in minneapolis that. it's quite warmer than they had yesterday a high of -3 if you can believe that -5 the mine up a look at the temperatures all the way down the south. you see about 18 degrees for a high in wichita, 14 in kansas city 31 in norman, this is going to continue to plunge further and further south as we head throughout the week outside tonight we are going to see plenty of clouds across our skies not much in the way of rain but that may change though as we head toward the latter part of weak system kind of sliding on through bringing a lot of clouds but not much in the way of moisture we see those clouds on and off again for the day tomorrow then i think we clear things out for a good part of the day on wednesday before the storm clouds roll back in on thursday temperatures tomorrow will be cool 50's around much of the bay area 57 degrees in daly city 54 in half moon bay get inside the bay to see those temperatures warming up in the 50's and the 60's but give these numbers much cooler than wh

minneapolis resident and business owner jay et gear joins us now from minneapolis.dn't explain what's going on. after george floyd unrest the town council in minneapolis said you know what? the police are doing a bad job. we have to reimagine it. we have to defund the police. that became a movement all across the country. there were people who said taking money from the police does not make sense and fast forward to today and now your town council is saying you know what? we need more police. what happened? >> if you gave this script to a hollywood director, what's happened to our city the last nine months and to be frank the last three years? they would laugh at the premise it's so absurd. the we had 9 city council members stand on a teenage with big letters in front of the stage saying calling for defund the police if you were defund the council members of the 13 preble get are nine different answers whether a that means. there is no consistency or cohesiveness in their group and their attempts what they are trying to do. steve: ultimately, you know, if you were t

minneapolis, get ready for minus 31. it will be slightly warmer in green bay and chicago at minus 24. looking at today's high temperatures, chicago reaches 17 degrees, kansas city hits 14 and warm despite some rain along the gulf coast. >>> coming up, aunt jemima gets a new name. >>> but first a major development as police investigate the crash involving the son of kansas city chiefs head coach andy reid. >>> and miracle rescue, three people are stranded on a deserted island for 35 days. how they survived. >>> aunt jemima pancakes, mm-mm, my, they're good. >> they may be good, but they're not aunt jemima's pancakes anymore. the name considered racist by many with a logo inspired by a minstrel character has been rebranded as pearl milling company. that's the company that invented self-rising pancake mix. the new name hits store shelves in june. >>> the kansas city chiefs have placed assistant coach britt reid on leave as police investigate a truck crash that left a girl in critical condition. reid is the son of chiefs hea

you mentioned minneapolis.on in minneapolis will convince more legislators to back your bill? >> i hope so, the damage defunding the police have put the most vulnerable at risk, we have the building committee, we had a democrat who voted for the bill and advantage through that part of the process. unanimous support among republican colleagues, this is not a partisan issue. this is about putting people first, making sure communities are safe. this is and partisan. i am hopeful to gain bipartisan support and get this bill over the finish line. jillian: people look at the numbers here, atlantic murders in 2019, there were 99 for the year in 2020, there were 157 and as of january 30th just for 2021 there have been nine already. looking at those numbers, we need police in our communities more than ever. >> absolutely. we need more money for training, need to increase the pay of law enforcement officers. homicides in atlanta up 58%. in minneapolis where we have the defunding of the police violent crime is up signific

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minneapolis is now backtracking.at defunding the police did not make their city streets safer. now they'll spend $6 million more dollars to hire dozens of police officers. they have many that retired in that environment. didn't want to be part of it. so this comes after a lot of people were left, you know, wondering how they would keep the city safe. all of it stemmed from the killing of george employed which pushed the defund police movements in a lot of areas. garrett tenney live for us on this today. >> over the last year the push by activists to dismantle the city police department has gotten a lot of attention. as we've been reporting minneapolis is facing a wave of violent crime. folks who live there say 911 calls are going unanswered or taking too long to get a response. for months many have been pleading with city leaders to hire more officers to help the already depleted police force. that help is now on the way. on friday the city council approved 6.4 million to recruit and hire several dozen additional new

elizabeth: you're talking about a diner in minneapolis suing the city for 4 1/2 million.cond. in cincinnati, local businesses suing 90 protesters for property damage. in seattle, property owners and residents suing seattle. lawsuits in portland, ball more. are they getting any help from the government? their businesses were destroyed, the city backed off and let rioters run rampant over office buildings and police precincts, what do you think, will they get money back? >> it will be a mixed bag. let's not forget new york city, some lawsuits filed last year. we'll see with mayor de blasio in charge. soho businesses that were ransacked. will they get money? judgments alone can be enough. judgments are not satisfaction. the judgments can be used for individuals on the record, if they get a job, you took some of their salary for payment, whatever it is. the rioters need to pay up. cities need to pay up unfortunately. citizens will get some blowback, who pay foss are the city? the taxpayers, but in this case. it is very well-warranted. elizabeth: you know, you talked about tha

for the "pbs newshour," i'm fred de sam lazaro in minneapolis.reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. ♪ judy: a video posted by a female marine about sexual assault in the military rocketed across the internet, and into pentagon press briefing room today. secretary of defense lloyd austin promised to take additional steps tstop such violence. but, as nick schifrin reports, sexual assault in the military continues to rise, and individual families continue to be ripped apart. nick schifrin: when asia graham graduated from high school in 2019, she hoped the military would give her and her mother nicole a better life. >> she wanted to go into the military, make me her dependent, and have me staying in with her for the rest of my life. nick: anthony graham is asia's brother. >> even though my mom was a mom, my sister tried to act like a mom. nick: where do you think that sense of responsibility in her came from? >> we just raised a wonderful girl. nick: that girl became a woman in un