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A new law taking aim at Philadelphia’s progressive prosecutor creates a new position that diverts authority from the twice-elected district attorney, with Republican lawmakers arguing the legislation is necessary to prosecute crimes they say aren’t pursued. It's the latest example of progressive prosecutors across the country facing political crosswinds.

Move over, Barbenheimer: A double feature has nothing on this year's Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival, screening 118 films over the course of five days. The...

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Wolves have returned. for now critics with some brand-new fodder to attack vice president kamala harris over her handling of the border crisis. what the president of one country at the heart of the root causes of illegal immigration just said about the american v.p. and then there is this. >> smash and grab robberies, l.a. residents have been robbed and assaulted out shopping. to what extent do you are and your policies bear any responsibility for that? >> actually none. >> harris: wow, we wante...

Streets of philadelphia it is like that. maybe he lives in a different place where life is good. >> the former mayor of philadelphia, michael nutter, says the comments from the d.a. are the most insulting he has ever heard from an elected official, harris. you have know, the philadelphia inquirer put it this way. you are more likely to win a coin toss than you are to be caught for murder in this city. only 42% of the murders in the city have been solved. >> harris: i heard you point out it is a ...

It is not a crisis for him. >> thats right and thats what everyamerican is feeling, right? we hear things from politicians that dont seem to mesh with reality. it is like a fantasy but we wake up every day and know it effects our life. very often policy doesnt. these are bigger conversations, vague and we go about our lives but now you cant go about your life without feeling it especially in the urban areas, especially in the inner cities, los angeles has the same problem. gascon the d.a. had a ...

Is working hard from the federal level to keep our streets safe. >> weve also recently taken steps, the justice department and f.b.i. and federal law enforcement have been working with local jurisdictions, especially areas like los angeles, san francisco and others where weve seen a rash of break-ins to offer their assistance and provide assistance through multi-jurisdictional task forces. >> harris: a fact check from a sheriffs association says thats not true. here is that national groups note....

Away. the problem is that you have average everyday citizens hearing this going that is so out of reality, out of step with what im seeing in my neighborhood now. this is no longer just downtown. it is in our backyards. i think it will backfire whether with a recall or more broadly in the democrat-led cities and democrat-elected officials people are saying i want the tough on crime people in and i want these guys out. its a big problem for democrats going into 2022. >> harris: im curious with ga...

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A familiar face will broadcast on the streets of Philadelphia this week. Sheinelle Jones, who graduated to NBC News and her current 9-10 a.m. host stint on that network’s “Today” from Channel 29’s local “Good Day Philadelphia," will report live from her hometown and former bailiwick through Friday as part of an ongoing series, “Reopening America” which involves a skein of big-city visits to show how the 2020 COVID shutdowns have affected those metropoles econo...