Cities Fight Crime, iPhone Sales Slump, and Marijuana's Next Step

Did you know that violent crime is on the decline in several US cities? Baltimore, Detroit, and San Antonio are leading the way by involving their communities in safety efforts. Meanwhile, Apple's iPhone 16 sales haven't been as hot as expected, despite new AI features. And in the world of marijuana, it's about to be reclassified as less dangerous. This change could make a big difference for average Americans. But there's more. Oprah Winfrey has always been in the public eye, with people discussing her weight changes. Experts are now diving into diet culture to understand why we care so much about it. And scientists have figured out why a tall mountain got even taller. It all goes back to ancient events in the Himalayas. A photographer found mysterious photos of women while sorting through her late father's belongings. She turned this discovery into a book that tackles a delicate subject. And in tech news, a Swedish company is making "flying" ferries that could speed up commutes and help the environment. In other news, a devastating storm has left many dead and missing. The Israeli defense minister has warned of an upcoming conflict with Hezbollah. And a tiny country's baseball team shared some positive vibes, even though they didn't make the playoffs. Oh, and DirecTV is buying rival Dish Network for a cool $1. That's a lot of money! And a rare bird is making a comeback thanks to conservation efforts.