charles of village are still reeling from several violent events including high-profile killing of stephen karen. >> we have to take another look at our neighborhood and look at how we can better partner with northern district and some of the other districts that border our boundaries so we are doing everything we can to make sure thresidents are state. -- safe. >> they will be holding the regularly scheduled meeting on tuesday next week to discuss this crime. police are asking anyone with information to call the city's homicide unit 410-396-2100. >> baltimore city health department released a report identifying major health problems in city neighborhoods. death that could have been avoided if all of baltimore communities at the same opportunity at health. the report will help the health department educate communities and the lead health improvement projects. >> a one-size-fits-all approach is not going to get us the improved health outcome that we so desperately need in this city. >> here is a look at a map of the results. the areas starkest threat have the shortest life expectancy. lighter col

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&pmyranda stephens is live in new security changes to keep people safe. karenre in the inner harbor tomorrow night for the city's annual new year's eve celebration. and ity police are taking some extra steps to make sure they are safe... 3 as the countdown begins to &p20-12... baltimore city polic waat to make sure the only fireworks going off in the inner harbor saturday night... are the ones in the sky. 3:41 we just want to make sure people have a good time 43 the police department is introducing a few changes to its security plan this new year's eve. the biggest change &paround the festivities - to - restrict access to visitors through nine main entry points. mayor 17:23 we're creating these access points to help control the flow of traffic to make it a better experience for vehicular traffic as weel as pedestrian traffic 32 police say you checkpoints - with officers padding folks down. but there will be a large presence of police - both visible - and not so visible. 4:27 you will not see a large presence of undercover police officers that will be in the ven

myranda stephens is live at mckeldin square with more on the new security plans to keep people safe as they ring in 20-12. karent off here in the inner harbor was the fourth of july... when a man was fatally stabbed and a four year old was shot! and city police don't want to see anything like that again! so this year - they're introducing a few changes to the new year's eve security plan. the biggest change is adding a large metal fence around the festivities - restricting access to visitors through nine main entry points. police say there won't be any security officers padding people down - or anything like that. but there police officers - both visible - and not so visible. 4:27 you will not see a large presence of underrover policc officers that will be in the venue making sure that people are saae and really getting people in, joining the fireworks presentation and getting them out and home safely 33 the police department's commissioner, himself, fred - bealefeed. police say the goal is not to scare people - but just kkep things safe and in order. live in the inner harbor, ms, fox45 news late edition. here'

karen, i'm talking. >> he was a little wiseman. people forgot all the baby jesus. >> science fair silver medalist. >> so handsome. [laughter] jon huntsman junior, the nicest boy. >> he breast-fednt >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. tonight my guest is first american to join russia's ballet. ly make sure he stays on point. please welcome david halberg. [cheering and applause] david, thank you so much for joining me. all right, sir. get your defenses up because i'm going the lay into you right now. okay. americans don't defect to go to the bolshoi. the russkies defect to come here. why are you trying the lose us the cold war? >> stephen, the cold war is over. >> stephen: it was until you did this. [laughter] then you handed them a victory. why dance for the bolshoi? >> you know, i love challenge. i love risk. >> stephen: there's nothing risky or challenge in the united states? you want risk, dance on fire. i'd go see that. do the firebird on fire. >> stephen, for me it was really an opportunity to experience something totally different and russians don't defect anymore, and americans obviously don't defect, so i saw really an opportunity, and someone that... no one has done this before. i