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When we catch them and to try to pursue them and catch them. we have a database in the city of chicago that we could use in a case like this where this 8-year-old girl was shot to try to figure out who the offenders might have been based on the current gang consul in that neighborhood. we are being challenged in court to use that database. that is one example of how we have a tool that could potentially solve this crime that someone has taken away from us and limit our ability to catch the perso...

And trash cans, paper bags, car board boxes. >> mike pence does not have to accept the results of polluted and poisoned electors. >> if they steal this election, they have basically thwarted the will of the people. the deplorables understand what youre trying to do here. youre trying to steal it. not going to be stolen. and all i can say is strap in. the war room a posse, you have made this happen. tomorrow its game day. tomorrow its going to happen. strap in. lets get ready. >> there are issues...

And now to a policy thats generating controversy across the country. its called bail reform, low-level offenders being set free until they stand trial. its intention is to fix problems in the justice system, but critics say its led to a surge in crime megan fitzgerald now on both sides of the story >> reporter: across the country, violent crime is on the rise, and police chiefs believe one major policy change is at least partly behind the surge. from l.a. -- >> zero bail poses challenges. >> rep...

They had 5,000 dedicated traffic officers in 2016. but 757 officers have been lost in just five years. thats a fall of 15%. the police watchdog is concerned. there are some police forces that have got negligible presence on the road. that has happened because, in general, its been given a low priority. you have a scenario where the fatality rate has risen for the first time in a0 years. yeah. is that because there are fewer police officers out there? yeah, we think so. 1,600 people die on uk roa...

>> he will stand as a beacon to all players who think, well, when im 37 or 38, thats it i got to think about hanging it up you dont have to think about hanging it up. and thats why i think thats going to be the way he will go down in history for changing the game >> reporter: tonight, a league and legions of fans wondering about bradys future on the field. blayne alexander, nbc news coming up, whats behind the rise in crime? some say its a controversial new policy that is setting some offender...

Police officers, everyone is short staffed. the nypd officers. and the whole deep fund the law enforcement movement is having a major impact along with lowering the crimes like mr. bragg is doing and let repeat offenders out, repeat violent offenders. >> ashley: the mayors office has to step up on this especially law enforcement. we appreciate it and thank you for your service. have a good day. >> thank you, maam, thank you very much. >> ashley: todd. >> todd: move over hunter biden the adult ch...

Actually pay the full consequences of their actions. >> smith is for jailed, arraignment scheduled for pepper a 17th. arthel: thank you. derek. eric: another california city, residents wrapping shoplifting from burglaries. folks in the great city of san francisco where they are taking action. 80000 people signed a petition to recall the cities district attorney, he was elected in 2019 as part of a national wave of progressive d.a. move out to reform the criminal justice system but critics say th...

Behaviour came from greater manchester police. they said theyd had 84,000 reports of anti—social behaviour but couldnt tell us how theyd been dealt with. .. ..because, they said, it would take more than 42,000 hours — the equivalent of one person working for more than four and a half years — to answer our questions. greater manchester police say tackling anti—social behaviour is a key priority. theyre confident they have the tools to understand it — including the identification of repe...

And do they understand the need to actually change the policies? it is not just talk about about actually do something. >> i hope so. i heard from first of all my prayers and condolences and thoughts continue to go out the rivera family and the more family. i have heard from gnomes who met with the d.a., mr. break a week or so ago and heard it was a good meeting they can fade to him business leaders and other community leaders conveyed to him a lot of what with the slain officers widow said in h...

Listen. >> what were doing is applying every tool that we can to address the violent crime rise that we have seen in this country. that means going after and targeting the most violent offenders, and working with our state and local law enforcement partners to lock those people up. that means going after gun violence and the elicit trafficking of guns that fuel it. >> one of the big problems that we have seen, the fbi statistics tell us that the number of intentional killings of police officers ...