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the ground up, his career has been government and so has his family. that is where we are right now. this perspective of talking about issues the american people are not talking about is where the problem lies. >> carley: out of washington, d.c., councilman there calling for national guard to come in because violent crime has increased so much. 161 people have been killed so far this year. he's calling for the national guard to come in to combat it. you remember what wassed when senator tom cotton suggested the same thing, editor of "new york times" was forced to resign because of what he wrote. >> yeah, on the republican side, we have ability to see the long-term effect of things and understand compassion can be misused, my favorite economist
>> dana: there were 161 homicides year-to-date this year in washington, d.c. that's a 28% increase over the same period last year. it is unacceptable and your voice is so important. i want a hug from you one day. that's what i want. i hope we stay in touch. >> most definitely, yes. i want to keep my son's name and everyone know him as b.j. i want to keep his name alive and build a legacy. i would love to see a recreation center in his honor. >> dana: tempe, thank you. take care. >> bill: strong woman. 28 past. we have news from the war in ukraine. putin blaming kiev again as russia claims they shot down two drones flying near moscow. what comes next. we'll take you there coming up. two weeks until the first republican debate on fox news. "outnumbered" co-host kayleigh mcenany will analyze the state of the race. she is in studio. come on in. ♪
the week as of now we know about 161 people who are missing. we don't know how many more, we will never know how many more, we will never know about. the situation is very dire because these people are left without choice, because there is no asylum system in tunisia. since the beginning of the year the president has launched a public campaign against migrants in the country. since the beginning ofjuly the tunisian authorities have started rotations to the desert against migrant people who are left with the choice to either die of heat answers in the desert or try to the mediterranean sea. we in the desert or try to the mediterranean sea. ~ ~ , ,., mediterranean sea. we keep reporting on this, we remember— mediterranean sea. we keep reporting on this, we remember the _ mediterranean sea. we keep reporting on this, we remember the migrant - on this, we remember the migrant crisis in 2015. we continue to hear from authorities who say we need to resolve this issue in home country
on the 9th of september. so how far does borthwick think they can go? for us, we'll work over the next few weeks to be ready for september the 9th. and from that point on, it'll be one game at a time. just dealing with that game — to put in the best performance we can be. and anything. if we keep that mentality and work to get better every week, then i think we've got a lot of talent that could do very well. in the men's hundred, manchester 0riginals have got their first win of the new campaign after thrashing the birmingham phoenix. jos buttler top—scored for the home side at old trafford, scoring 43 as the 0riginals set their opponents 161 to win. but the pheonix never got close. tom hartley the pick of the bowlers with three wickets, as the pheonix were bowled out for 111. manchester 0riginals also came out on top in the women's match but only just. england's sophie ecclestone starred, taking four wickets for 11 runs.
>> laura: over the first five days, 13 people were murdered in the nation's capital, okay? the city has recorded as many as 161 homicides this year. a 28% increase over last year. more than the total number of killings that occurred in all of 2018. and it's on track for the deadliest year in two decades. now, we have been asking when enough is enough. when are these democrat dominated cities going to wake up? well, there's a sign of hope in washington, d.c. of all places where things may be beginning to crack. d.c. councilman tran white who represents one of the poorest parts of the district held a press conference today and asked for something that president trump recommended for urban america years ago. >> have spoken with the d.c. national guard, know that police alone is not getting it done.
responding to this incident over the weekend. the crash grabbing headlines after a vehicle flew through trees before careening over a set of outdoor stairs but that, too, turned out to be a carjacking police now arresting two suspects in the case after they fled the overturned car and ran off. near the popular tourist spot, fisherman's wharf, one intersection sow 374 reported break ins last year, up 161% since 2018 according to police data san francisco mayor london breed says crime rates are getting better yet a city survey says 62% of people feel safety has gotten worse. the mayor sitting down with cnbc's diedre bolsa saying the media is portraying this worse than it really is >> we have some problems we have problems with crime and safety, but when we look at the data as far as what is actually happening, it
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mine, for example, where you can eat beef in peace. and there are a number of states, particularly across the hindi belt — "the cow belt" as it's irreverently described — where you can't. and where you can't, i think you have to respect the local laws. that's something people will have to accept. now, you said to me at the very beginning of this interview, you said, you know, "i am proud of india's democracy." freedom house, one us—based organisation that assesses international democratic standards, now defines india as a partly free democracy. the world press freedom index has seen india slip down the measure to 161st out of 180. it's actually 11 places behind pakistan. are you confident that with national elections coming next year, you, as a candidate, all of your fellows in the opposition, are going to be able to fight in a free and fair election? well, there are some, certainly, in the opposition who believe that some