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That there be a bed before cities can remove homeless from public spaces presents a practical issues when cities have announced that they will shelter all the homeless, they become a magnet for more homeless. perhaps as a result, cities won't announce a public policy of housing every homeless person, and so we're left with a catch 22, where cities and states are locked in a relentless cycle of being forced to accept the unacceptable. by now it's clear that homelessness will never solve itself. so here is a proposal. one that requires national will and investment. every major city should offer ...

Remembering Alan Arkin, the Oscar-winning actor known for his wit and improvisation skills. A talented force of nature in the entertainment industry.

Dry wit -- >> they're russians. >> reporter: actor alan arkin appeared in more than 100 movies. he played memorable roles in both comedy and drama, earning his first oscar nomination for his debut film, the cold war comedy "the russians are coming," he played a russian submarine officer. >> please not to be afraid, we are nobody. >> reporter: arkin began his career as a stage performer -- an original member of the second city comedy troupe in chicago, later cast by fellow second city alum, mike nichols, to star in his adaptation of "catch-22." >> in order to be grounded, i've got to be crazy, ...

Extended investigations over so-called cold cases with repeat offenders, they develop almost a sort of dialogue with the investigators through their criminal acts. they want to kind of stay -- maintain the attention of the investigators, they want to constantly kind of outdo themselves. it's a real, you know, catch 22 for law enforcement and for investigators. every time they reach out through making contact or communications or engage in another criminal act, you have the opportunity of developing the clue or investigative lead that could lead you to their apprehension. but of course every ti...

The world is shared. It is inhabited by animals - even ourselves - and plants, and is stocked and chocked full of minerals, natural occurrences of the planet,