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This may, crime rose by 22% compared to may last year. there was a 73% increase in shootings. hate crimes also skyrocketing, a 335% increase against the asian community, other minority groups have been heavily targeted as well. the spike in crime is nothing new to leaders, new york governor andrew cuomo acknowledged last month crime is hurting the citys bounceback. >> we have a major crime problem in new york city. everything we just talked about with the economy coming back, you know what the f...

Tweeted you were at that area where the 14-year-old had been shot. and you heard 17 rounds of gunfire go off right in front of an elementary school. i know that chicago has always had a crime problem, but numbers show that this is getting worse. so why is that? >> you know, its getting exponentially worse. even two days later after the 14-year-old was shot. we had a 15-year-old shot while waiting in traffic with her parents in front of buckingham fountain, one of the most iconic fountains in the...

Saying they will pull back from the police. but this has turned out to be an extremely difficult choice for new yorkers to make amidst the 8 candidates running. and you know, what paul, its a little difficult to be hopeful about the citys future. we need to solve the crime problem to get the post-pandemic economy running in the city. man, it looks like an uphill climb at the moment. paul: all right, thank you both. its going to be a fascinating final two weeks. we have to take one more break. wh...

Past month is up more than 23%. eight crimes increased more than 318% within just the last 28 days. police today arresting 48-year-old alexander wright for allegedly assaulting a woman in chinatown. security footage capturing the disturbing attack where the man punches this 55-year-old victim right in the face, knocking her to the ground as strangers rushed to her side. >> im asking every new yorker participating to stop asian hate and anyone who listens dominic witness is an active hate would r...

80% and hate crimes up 77%. governor andrew cuomo says that the epidemic of crime is a top priority. >> we have a major crime problem in new york city. everything we talked about with the economy coming back you know what the first step is? people have to feel safe. >> among them, newark, los angeles, washington, d.c., all reporting a surge all reporting a surge that could scare travelers away. the pulse of the city in

Broad daylight on manhattans upper west side, two men firing at each other using cars as shields. thankfully no, one was hurt. alex hogan is live in new york city with more on the crime spike in new york and other big cities. >> reporter: last year, even during the pandemic with people staying home across the country, crime especially killings increased. in report by the national commission of covid-19 and criminal justice, the average u.s. city saw homicides increase by 33% during the pandemic....

Police say two unknown male individuals confronted each other, produced firearms, and fired an unknown amount of shots at each other. thankfully, no one was injured. tuesday shoot-out is another example of the big apples dramatic surge in crime. aprils numbers show more than 30% increase and as the city begins to open up, the governor said it will be safe until the crime problem is addressed. >> of all of the things we have to do, talking to new york city specifically, crime, crime, crime are th...

The most dangerous cities is america is looking to bring in state police and other agencies to help with its crime problem. which is the wrong direction to take by bringing in all these different agencies trying to coordinate them. >> bill: im out of time. listen, the trend is wrong and you need to reverse it. the examples you point out are well taken. you cant get rid of qualified immunity otherwise the cops will be fearful to do their job. im certain you have found that as well. bill, i have t...

Thanks. >> dana: yuck, yuck. >> bill: the post had been reporting on this almost exclusively for about six months now. >> dana: and got censored for it. >> bill: they have yet to be proven wrong. >> dana: if you were in the white house communications office every time a story like this comes up you hope other media wont pick it up. >> bill: we have it here and we will still be here. >> dana: sharp increase in crime and violence raising alarms in cities and towns across america including right he...

Implode the city police department building as a sign of the new spirit in austin about the police. is he blaming the crime problem on covid and saying that when covid goes away the crime is going to go away. take your choice its either the pandemic or its the existence of guns themselves. liberals cant admit that crime is committed by criminals and people ought to be held accountable for the evil acts they do using guns. >> lawrence: cailee how is that going to impact moderate voters i just got...