u. s cities have cut their police budgets. those cuts, adding up to about $840 million total $160 million so far has been invested in communities. cops have been removed from schools in 25 cities, according to about $34 million saved. on the flip side, bloomberg reports more than 20 large cities, increased police spending in 2021. opponents of defund argue it leads to rising crime and has led to the large numbers of officers leaving the force as cities balance back from covid-19 funding levels. some are reversing course and re funding police. in new york mayor bill de blasio committed to cutting $1 billion from nypd but reinstated 92 million for a new precinct in los angeles. after cutting 150 million last year. mayor garcetti increase the lapd budget by 3% he said to combat rising crime and to keep up with retirements, and in minneapolis, the council voted to take eight million from the police budget last year. this year, restoring 6.4 million to help hire more officers to replace those who have left. we'll get to some bay are

u. s. city of chicago. that masterpiece was discovered thanks to the pandemic. as john henry report, a man in his dog murder, a mustachioed villain, revenge into climactic twist ending. it's all captured in this 98 year old silent treasure called the 1st degree. last like most silent films for decades, i did scan the 1st degree on the machine, then came the pandemic, which gave olivia babbler time to view 5 unexamined reels of film and the chicago film archives. the 1923 silvers green classic had been sitting there since it was donated in 2006 in pristine condition. miraculous considering where it was discovered, it was being stored in peoria in a closet next to a water heater and nitrate film stock. which is flamel, so is certainly not meant to be stored in fluctuating temperatures. then she checked the u. s. library of congress list of last films. the 1st thing i did when i was researching the film was checking that list and it was a bit nerve wracking because to know that you have the only copy of something that is, is totally unique and very old. discovering

u. s. city of atlanta . a suspected gas explosion has caused an apartment complex to partly collapse in a city suburb. it happened at around $130.00 on sunday afternoon. a number of people have been injured and pictures. bloodied on ambulance stretches to people is said to be missing. as of this moment, an investigation is trying to find the source of the blast as of now surrounding road to being closed. and electricity supplies disrupted. and what police are describing as an active incident will keep you posted on that, should we learn any more actually the f b i is released the previously classified documents on it's proven to the 911 attacks victims, families have long demanded the records be made public with many calling for more focus on saudi arabia as possible. involvement. however, it's not clear whether the latest document really says anything new. as kevin in discussed with archie, correspondent, me through polk. this report. what it is basically is it's an interview with saudi national, who is app

u. s cities could end up losing half of their paychecks this season according to the athletic league, toldeam this morning that any player who elects not to comply with local vaccination mandates will not be paid for games that he misses. last week. the nba tonight. golden state warrior andre wiggins request for a vaccination exemption. san francisco right now requires proof of vaccination to enter buildings such as basketball arenas, like the chase center when they're hosting large crowds. because wiggins is unvaccinated. he would be unable to play a home game. the league now says the team does not have to pay him for those miss games. union leaders for concession workers at oracle park say they've avoided a strike by coming to an agreement with the ballparks food service provider. under the new agreement, wages will increase by $3 an hour immediately. invite all a total of $7 hour come. 2024 employees will also get hazard pay for games work since the start of the pandemic. there will also be extra safety precautions due to covid workers still need to ratify this agreement, but that's sch

u. s. is facing a challenge to its influence over the rest of the americas representatives of the 33 member community of latin america and caribbean states, which excludes the u. s. meeting in mexico city on saturday. and they're planning to move ahead with out to a powerful northern neighbor. latin america editor lucy newman report. 10 years ago, the community of latin american in caribbean states or lack, was officially launched. it was the brainchild of brazil's former president loosely enough to let the silver and venezuela now deceased chatting goal was to create a region block that excluded the united states and canada to compete against the oldest inter american alliance organization of american states. or only yes, which is based in washington. what are some i don't we must create a superior force to raise consciousness to realize that this past is the only with its differences. and diversity is unlikely only yes sir, lacked accepted communist cuba with open arms. that me, me the exercise of self determination and sovereignty of people and the government equality of inalienable principles of the in one decade on sir lac plans to go a step further, mexico was hosting a regional

the military parade in the southern city of kandahar to celebrate the u. s. withdraw fighters paraded through the city center some an armored vehicles left behind by nature forces and military helicopter also flew above the above the celebration. kandahar is the birthplace of the taliban, and the traditional stronghold for the proof shall stratford is in the capital cobble and has worn out on how talks the former new african government are going. these talks between talk taliban leaders. officials are ongoing in kandahar and helman province, which is the hot land for charlie bond. we understand that it is actually included in those talks, representatives of the various ethnic minority communities. but yeah, they're all questions. okay, he's hypnos with respect to various factions and it's all about the may differ on ideological lines. for example, there are also big challenges with respect to the basic governance when such an administration, such a government is actually formed. huge questions with respect to money. how is the taliban going to convince the w

u. s invaded i these cities, the same organization though i must say, a different shade of tyler, but we weren't here. we watched and we filmed this. the last of american troops pulls out of capital airport and the tide of bud celebrated. log into the night. as for the united states, well, for them very little to celebrate. as i reported earlier in 2001 began with with rochester and pub. invade of the start to fight for freedom to fight terrorism and make the world a better place. 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days on. this is america's legacy. they're stronger than sabotaged equipment. a country brought to ruin and still in control of the talbot. that is the ultimate tragedy of the afghan war at was entirely and violently pointless. years and years of an obliging little questioning media. fooled billions into believing that there was progress that america could win to her victory or the taliban to taliban fled to the end of the taliban. taliban leadership on the run. and now the question is, how do you handle that success with it wasn't supposed to be this way. the taliban wasn't suppo

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look at the example of felicia, a city retake in 3 times. in 2004, the u. s. completely destroyed. one 5th, 20 percent of all the buildings and for loser, the u. s. dropped so many bombs, they literally turn the city radioactive from all the depleted uranium and chemical weapons. now solution is one of the highest rates of cancer and infant mortality in the world with children being born with her riffing birth defect. child birth defects skyrocketed with some 33 times the rate in europe, the birth defects. and for lucia are even higher than in hero shima. nagasaki, which the us distort with to new. so was it worth it? what exactly did iraq gain from all this in the last 20 years? let's do a quick recap. will the kurds and iraq were gassed by saddam now enjoy their own autonomy region. so they've certainly made strides despite everything else. what about the situation in general in iraq? health care system destroy the energy infrastructure, destroy the massive brain drain, all the doctors, engineers, and people needed to run the country and rebuild are gone millions of refugees. and

city. after the u. s. withdrawal was complete. a few weeks ago, guns had to go through rigorous security to play football in the park next to the governor's house in july. about since the governor handed over control of the city to the taliban, they don't need permission. they say they continue to play in their kids without any problem. less than half an hour ago, at the same venue, not a bandito from the province were addressing people. most of those in the stadium gather before their support was the one who did the quote that you were very excited after 20 years. these i'm a gamer of afghan stan as well as the former government was illegitimate. now everyone is very happy and we have a peaceful i can't stand known as stopping us from saying anything on social media does all about is the prevention capital, and it's on a crucial eastern trade to fun. what does it but i thought of our leaders are content with their to we progress as the focus remains and security and routing out corruption of this piece now and then go how provinc

look at the example of felicia, a city retake in 3 times. in 2004, the u. s. completely destroyed. one 5th, 20 percent of all the buildings in the u. s. dropped so many bombs. they literally turn the city radioactive from all the depleted uranium and chemical weapons. now solution is one of the highest rates of cancer and infant mortality in the world with children being born with her riffing birth defect.

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u. s. nato withdrawal is resulting in rapid taliban advances. this could lead to fall cities claps of security forces. taliban returned to power must displacement, and significant humanitarian need as a days and weeks go by since the taliban takeover, the foreign secretary falls under more and more scrutiny even from colleagues in his own talking. many of whom have served enough counties on an arguably never know more about the country than he does. women also in a foreign minister went to a 2nd stone, went to becca. i'm not sure i have to check if you would like to know. the busiest seems particularly random because high come us was recently and is that still ranging evacuation of german people through tashkent and it seems to be around the work screen effectively from germany. told me to 2nd avenue the us from a tree through from dawn, going a roll, declining phone calls from counterparts and literally putting you had in the sound won't make the situation or problem disappear on the comments weren't. let him forget that. who is taking responsible for helpline and the email

u. s. military aircraft took off from the cities report, which is not fully under caliban control. have a look at what the americans actually left damage cars, broken glass, barbed wire on piles of rubbish. this is why the airport looked like that day. busy the u. s. military disable whatever equipment they could be for leaving, which you cannot in fact see in long marines video here. what was happening on thursday, or a senior correspondent, i guess the visited, the capitals are hope these place looks very different to what we arrived to during the evacuation that cleaning the plagues up. there's said enormous amount of work to do what with all the vehicles, all the armament tool, the ammunition that was left behind by us and allied forces as they retreated as above. while there was of this tool as a person that is still being cleaned up. but as i said, there's a lot of work to do these evacuation that the pentagon calls the largest and most complex in history left a whole lot of trash behind trash wreckage. and they, bree the taliban command, that tells us they destroyed 95 perce

u. s. nato withdrawal is resulting and rapid taliban advances. this could lead to fall a city club of security forces. taliban return to power must displacement and significant humanitarian need as a days and weeks go by since the taliban takeover, the foreign secretary full of under more and more scrutiny, even from colleagues in his own party, many of whom have served enough counties on an all. kimberly never know more about the country than he does when there's a little time, a foreign minister way to a 2nd, went to becca. i'm not sure i'd have to check if you would like to know. the busiest seems particularly reading because high come us was recently it is based on ranging the evacuation of german people through tashkent and it seems to be a rude the workspace effectively from germany. tell her to melissa could ever stop the us from a tracy from africa. he's don going, i won't declining phone calls from counterparts and literally putting you had in the sound won't make the situation. old problem disappear on the comments were let him forget that who is take response to the

u. s. military aircraft took off from the cities output, which is now fully under taliban control. well, let's have a look at what americans left behind. damaged cause broken glass, barbed wire, and piles of rubbish. knots will be up or look like that day b, u. s. military disabled, whatever equipment they could before, leaving, which you can see now when one marines video back on thursday. i'll senior correspondent, more i gas. you've managed to get an inside and look at the capitals. these place looks very different to what we arrived to during the evacuation that cleaning the place up. there's set enormous amount of work to do what with all the vehicles, all the armament tool, the i'm you mission that was left behind by us and allied forces that they were treated as above while there was of it this tool as a person that is still being cleaned up, but as i say, there's a lot of work to do these evacuation that the pentagon called the largest and most complex in history left a whole lot of trash behind trash wreckage. and they, bree the taliban command, that tells us they're destr

u. s. does have some influence and it includes holding. busy onto the ask in central banks $10000000000.00 in reserve funds currently being kept in the federal reserve, the u. s. federal reserve in new york city along with the commitments that the taliban has made with several 100 other countries. and also the un security council and how it operates, including as price was talking about the treatment of women, minorities, and other issues that you know, let's face it, the taliban doesn't exactly have a very good track record on this says there are still concerns about us citizens remaining in the country and afghans getting their s i v, their special immigrant visas, expedited us officials have said the the that america this i v program does work slowing and was not designed for a mass evacuation airlift mission that we've been seeing. and that's something that current officials release, you know, pretty squarely put the blame on the truck and ministration for pulling resources and funding from. but that s 5, these are being processed and expedited at this point for the thousands of african refugees that have left the country or are still trying to get out, you know, and that, that's a proces

u. s. nato withdrawal is resulting in rapid taliban advances. this could lead to fall a city club of security forces. taliban returned to power, must displacement and significant humanitarian need as a days and weeks go by the taliban take over the foreign secretary full of under more and more scrutiny, even from colleagues in his own talking. many of whom have served after nissan and arguably never know more about the country than he does. women also in a foreign minister way to his becky stone, went to bed. yeah. i'm not sure i'd have to check if you'd like to know. the busiest seems particularly random because high come us with reason is better stop ranging evacuation of government people through tashkent. and it seems to be a route the work screen, the effectually, from germany, ho minutes i could ever stop the us from a tree through from africa. he's gone, going a won't declining phone calls from counterparts. and literally putting you had in the sound won't make the situation old problem disappear. and the comments weren't, let him forget that. who is take response to t

u. s, uh, government. the thrive. city ballot drop off location will be open again tomorrow from seven am to eight pm, as well as voting locations across the bay area and the state. a recent poll shows women voters are much more strongly opposed to the recall than men. the ppc poll found. 66% of female voters would vote to keep governor newsom in office. that is compared to 48% of men, and only 27% of women, said that things would get better in the state. if the governor is recalled. that has come pared to 39. of men knew at 11. we're hearing from the family of a man who was killed in a crash over the weekend. he and another man had gotten out of their cars and we're standing on the freeway, arguing when they were hit by another car. katie was amber lee joins us now from berkeley with how the family of one of the victims is remembering him tonight, amber frank, we're on the university avenue overpass. the crash happened here along interstate 80. investigators say a driver came out upon the scene and swerved of what the wre

it'll then flow through the city and electrical grid to 11 on the u. s. backs the plan despite it. sanctions again, city as government, foot and fuel shortages, a crippling lebanon's economy. then you can have a nice party to help from syria for lebanon to pass the gyptian gas, angel, danny, and electricity through syria. the syrian started welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. if you'll be, as military says, it's killed, more than $5600.00 rebels in the latest fighting in the ticket region. general boucher, the bellies says they stop the to grind people's liberation front from taking a time bordering the i'm hot region. the un says more than 2000000 people have been displaced since conflict started 10 months ago. more than 400000 living in conditions close to famine. man who carried out a knife attacking to new zealand shopping mall before being shot dead by police was recently released from prison despite fears, he posed a threat. 7 people were

look at the example of felicia, a city retake in 3 times. in 2004, the u. s. completely destroyed. one 5th, 20 percent of all the buildings in the u. s. dropped so many bombs. they literally turn the city radioactive from all the depleted uranium and chemical weapons. now solution is one of the highest rates of cancer and infant mortality in the world with children being born with her ripping birth defects. child birth defects skyrocketed with some 33 times the rate in europe, the birth defects. and for lucia are even higher than in hero shima. nagasaki, which the us destroyed with 2 nukes. so was it worth it? what exactly did a ra gained from all this in the last 20 years? let's do a quick recap. will the kurds in iraq were gassed by saddam now enjoy their own autonomy region so they've certainly made strides despite everything else. what about the situation in general and iraq health care system destroy the energy infrastructure, destroy the massive brain drain, all the doctors, engineers, and people needed to run the country and rebuild are gone millions of refugees. and so many

city. the u. s. is it'll provide more than $330000000.00 in humanitarian and economic age to venezuelans. nearly 5700000 venezuelans have sought refuge in 17 countries across the region. in elsewhere was made shortly after president nicholas bureau addressed the un general assembly demanding sanctions against his country. b lifted him out of the once again, call for indeed demand that all the criminal sanctions imposed on the venezuelan economy. and society by the united states and the european union will be lifted, our demand is morally justice and we are making it on behalf of $30000000.00 venezuelan men and women on this. i mean on this is algebra and these are the top stories. the united states will donate half a 1000000000 more doses of the 5, the vaccine to developing nations to abide and made the pledge to virtual cove in 1900. so much on the solid lines of the un general assembly the united states is buying another half 1000000000 doses of pfizer to donate to low and middle income countries a

u. s. secretary of state and city blinking has been visiting the gulf states along with the us defense secretary lloyd austin, just held a press conference alongside that guitar. it counts pots are deep gratitude to the guitar people. many countries have stepped up to help the evacuation relocation efforts and afghan ganna. stan, but no country has done more than cut it more than 58000 people have transited through doha. you welcome them with compassion and with generosity. when problems arose, worked hand in hand with us to address them. the men, women, and children who transited through here will not forget what you did at a pivotal moment in their lives. neither will we. while the humanitarian situation in afghanistan is becoming increasingly desperate, the world health organization is warnings that a pause and funding for the money or the wellness project. the backbone of the country's health system is leaving millions of afghans at risk of losing essential medical care. blinking said the u. s. is doing all it can to provide the assistance afghans needs situations for some of the atkins, sta

the bay area are not on the state department list of 19 recommended cities where afghan immigrants can be placed after arriving in the u. s the state department's website points out. the city's here in california can be very expensive and that quote. any resettlement benefits you receive may not comfortably cover the cost of living in these areas. however immigrants can also choose to be resettled near family and friends who've lived here in the u. s mission is to help protect those who protect us. wildfires are taking a huge toll on firefighters, by some estimates. 300 firefighters take their own lives in the past year. coming up, but look at how fire departments are working to help firefighters take care of their mental and physical health. also a red flag warning of increased fire risk here in the bay area tonight. chief meteorologist bill martin has an is really taking a toll on firefighters both mentally and physically. last year alone, more than 100 firefighters committed suicide. many think that number is actually closer to 300. such a sobering statistic. ktv investigative reporter brooks jarocz found out what bay

well, some of the binge of i was given exclusive access to the city after the u. s. withdraw was complete. a few weeks ago of guns had to go through rigorous security to play football in the park next to the governor's house in july. about since the governor handed over control of the city to taliban, they don't need permission. they say they continue to play in their kids without any problem less than half an hour ago at the same venue. not monday, this from longer, hard problems were addressing people. most of those in the stadium gathered to show their support for the taliban. mom who did that good. she we're very excited after 20 years these i'm a gamer and i've kind of started back as the former government was illegitimate. now everyone is very happy and we have a piece for life kind of stand known as stopping us from saying anything on social media. deal all about is the prevention capital. and it's on a crucial eastern trade route. that box fun. what does it, but a lot of our leaders are content with their to we progress as the focus remains on security and r

i mean, we can go back to the civil war when the northern troops bomb cities, indiscriminate only in world war 2, the u. s. did what they call morale bombing. they were, they wanted to kill every civilian in the city. if you are a soldier, you're more likely to survive than if you were a civilian. this is, this is typical of course modern warfare. anyway. i don't know how many civilians they murdered in afghanistan. this was just the latest example, but they typically bomb family picnics. they bomb weddings. nobody ever is forced to take responsibility. and i think and nobody or that won't happen here. if it does happen, it will be some lower ranking soldier. it's never a general never a kernel is hernandez. the last one was just the latest and a long, long line of these crimes she got into national thanks to company this afternoon. we're back with more stories in the headlines. just stay with me. ah ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer lation community? are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere which direction? wh

u. s. stuck in solver mexico, public services in the border city of top of chula overwhelmed out there is money. repulsive is there. oh, desperation is growing in on wednesday, hundreds of migrants mainly from haiti, and central america took to the streets in protest. they're frustrated over a mexican government policy that prevents them from leaving the city. not that we just want to get out because we're not here to stay. we're just going through. we have no money, no food, nothing, wedding present here without anything. and the government does not help some protesters or parents with children who say the city is overcrowded in food and shelter are becoming harder to find. so i thought with my children, it's very difficult. there were no jobs, no food, we living on the street. we have many problems. i have nothing that we need help. the since the started the year, the number of migrants arriving and southern mexico has only grown and so have tension between them and a sword family, i forgot this cannot be happening. like we just came from africa and chains like more than a day late. you

south africa, toxic city on al jazeera. ah the u. s. the u. k. and the trailer unveiling, use the fence packed for the in the pacific region, wanting the trillions to get new nuclear power submarine. ah, how are you doing this is al jazeera live from 0 ha. also coming up. the international criminal court will investigate the philippine president's war on drugs that manila says corporate.

city's public utilities commission. that's a position that was vacated last november by harlan kelly after federal prosecutors charged him with wire fraud as part of the corruption crow bob by the u. s department of justice, oakland city councilman lauren taylor announced today he is running for mayor next year taylor said he hopes to deliver results rather than rhetoric. he also said as a third generation oakland resident he wants to unite communities. to make progress. he's scheduled to kick off event for saturday. mayor libby schaaf is wrapping up her second term and it will likely be a crowded field for the job. alright so sandra won't valley fire quickly knock down a brush fire this afternoon it broke out and bollinger canyon road at about 3 30. you can see the smoke billowing under the oak trees there. crews shut down bollinger canyon near crow canyon. while the attack the fire, firefighters remained on the scene, monitoring the area for any flare ups and less than an hour from now, or red flag warning takes effect for the north bay with gusty winds forecast overnight and the napa sonoma hills ktvu deborah villalon is live in calistoga, where fire awareness is high, especially

u. s uh, government, the thrive. city ballot drop off location will be open again tomorrow from seven am to eight pm, as well as voting locations across the bay area and. the state. a recent poll shows women voters are much more strongly opposed to the recall than men. the ppc poll found. 66% of female voters would vote to keep governor newsom in office. that is compared to 48% of men and only 27% of women said that things would get better in the state if the governor is recalled. that's compared to 39% of men stay with ktvu and ktvu .com for the latest on the california recall election will have live results streaming online and complete coverage on the 10 o'clock news. coming up. the pg and e workers spotted the initial flames on the second largest wildfire in california history. the dixie fire, he faced a federal judge today why the workers said he didn't turn the power switch off earlier and a fast moving wildfire in mendocino county forces evacuations destroying homes in its path. we'll have the latest on the firefig