باز او میگه درمندگان فریاد رسی فریاد رسی وقتی که professor saroz has studied chemistry at birmingham universityلاً تو یه کار پژوهشی خیلی مهمی در دانشگاه نیویورک مشغوله به عنوان استاد اونجا هستش پسر بعدیمون که اینجا فیزیک می خونه. حالا دکتراشو داره تو آمریکا میگذرونه با همسرشون که ایشونم در حقیقت رشته کامپیوتر می خونن دختر منم که خب ایران پزشکیش تموم شد و ترشو گذرونده و حالا شوهرشون بورسیه دانشگاه هست و این ها دانشگاه آزاد ایشون رفته به دانشگاه در آلمان اونجا شوهرش هست یک سالی ایشان خود خانوم چون به هر حال ایشون همون دانشگاه هستن دانشگاه فردوسی و آزاد درس میدن هم ایشون چندین ساله که با حرم همکاری میکنن تو بخش مشاوره حرم ایشون جزو مشاورین خانواده حرم هستن که هفته چند روز اونجا میرن خدمت می کنن مردم میان زوارا میان ازشون راجع به مسائل اجتماعی خانوادگی مشورت می گیرن. for decades, women in the united states have been fighting and... hill battle against gender inequality, and yet they have a long way to go. the culture of violence against women is still reflected in domestic violence and sexual harassment. every 9 seconds, one woman is battered in america while one out of three women in the country h

professor sar froz has studied chemistry at birmingham university in britain. استاد اونجا هستش پسر بعدیمون که اینجا فیزیک می خوند حالا دکتراشو داره تو آمریکا میگذرانه با همسرشون که ایشونم در حقیقت رشته کامپیوتر می خونن دختر منم که خب ایران پزشکیش تموم شد و ترشو گذرونده حالا شوهرش چون بورسیه دانشگاه هست و این ها دانشگاه آزاد ایشون رفته به دانشگاه در آلمان اونجا با پیش شوهرش هست یک سالی ایشان خود خانمم چون به هر حال ایشون هم مدرس دانشگاه هستن دانشگاه فردوسی و آزاد درس میدن هم ایشون چندین ساله که با حرم همکاری می کنن تو بخش مشاوره حرم ایشون جزو مشاورین خانواده حرم هستن که. levi left us letter, my mother had found it, here is to all the ones i love, i am sorry i could not take it anymore, so it is time for me to go, to go where the sun is always sunny, and the grass is always green, and the flowers smell like honey. the happy son that i had known that loved life so much and loved children and animals now would just seem like this shell of a person. i think he could still be here today had he been given the proper treatment. step into the compelling world of the syri

professor sarf has studied chemistry at birmingham university in britain. is a former mp representingking there, بعد اینجا دوره راهنما اینجا که اینجا هست من خب خیلی خوش آمدین تشریف آوردین منزل ما به هر حال شما یه موقعی اومدین که ما حالا تنها موندیم با حاج خانم بچه های هم همه خدا را شکر که به هر حال برای کار علمی و برای آیندهشون رفتن خارج از کشور پسر بزرگم که الان دکتراش تموم شد و فعلاً توی کار پژوهشی خیلی مهمی در دانشگاه نیویورک مشغوله به عنوان استاد اونجا هستش. پسر بعدی مون که اینجا فیزیک می خوند حالا دکتراشو داره تو آمریکا می گذرونه با همسرشون که ایشونم در حقیقت رشته کامپیوتر می خونن. دختر منم که خب ایران پزشکیش تموم شد و ترشو گذرونده و حالا شوهرش چون بورسیه دانشگاه هست و این ها دانشگاه آزاد ایشون رفته به دانشگاه در آلمان اونجا شوهرش هست یک سالی ایشان خود خانم چون به هر حال ایشون هم مدرس دانشگاه هستن دانشگاه فردوسی از آزاد درس میدن هم ایشون چندین ساله که با حرم همکاری میکنن. تو بخش مشاوره حرم ایشون جزو مشاورین خانواده حرم هستن که هفته چند روز اونجا میرن خدمت می کنن مردم میان زوارا میان ازشون راجع به مسائل اجتماعی خانوادگی مشورت می گیرن. for decades, women in the united states have b

clarke let's speak to professor adam tickell — he's vice—chancellor and principal of the university of birminghamsaying they are experiencing a perfect storm — is that what you're finding? here experiencing a perfect storm - is that what you're finding? here at birmingham. _ that what you're finding? here at birmingham, we _ that what you're finding? here at birmingham, we are _ that what you're finding? here at birmingham, we are actually - that what you're finding? here at birmingham, we are actually not| that what you're finding? here at l birmingham, we are actually not in the same place as many other universities. but the data from the regulator suggests 40% of universities in england — there's a very fundamental problem, and this is... 50 very fundamental problem, and this is... , ., very fundamental problem, and this is... so if there is a fundamental problem. — is... so if there is a fundamental problem. take — is... so if there is a fundamental problem, take me _ is... so if there is a fundamental problem, take me through - is... so if there is a fundamental problem, take me through the

the area is near the university of alabama at birmingham's campus. we're told at least eight victims were taken to the hospital. four of them have life threatening injuries. here's what we know so far in this investigation. we believe that multiple shooters fired multiple shots on a group of people in the 2000 block of magnolia avenue. there's no one in custody. and we cannot stress to the public how important it is for us to have information in this investigation. again, police in birmingham, alabama, are investigating after multiple people were shot in one of the city's most popular entertainment areas. police say at least four people are dead. dozens more are hurt. stay with fox news channel for more on both of these developing and breaking stories throughout the morning. i'm campaign is a fraud it's a phone he is a fake with her helping the media. you have vague phrasing, talking about something without actually directly saying anything. in order to hide your real beliefs, thoughts, values and potential actions. you do not want to be pinned down

birmingham. four people killed, 17 hurt, dozens of shots fired. you can see the chaotic scene outside a cigar lounge not far from the university of alabama at birmingham. local police are working with federal law enforcement and the local mayor pledging to do everything they can to take these killers after the streets. some of this footage is disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt under way in birmingham, alabama, after authorities say shots were fired outside of a h hookah and cigar lounge in a crowded entertainment direct saturday night. fi officials say multiple suspects got out of a vehicle and opened fire, killing four and injuring 17 others. >> you got to go that way. >> reporter: authorities believe the attack was targeted and say a fully automatic weapon was i.c. used before the suspects floed the scene by vehicle. >> we believe there was a hit on a particular person, as far as someone was willing to pay money to have that person killed. >> reporter: tonight, officials relying on the community and using surveillance video in their search. >> we know there are people in our community who do have information, who know who's responsi

karen yeung is a fellow in law, ethics and informatics at the university of birmingham's law school andtion we're talking about? , , , , ., about? i guess it depends on how ou about? i guess it depends on how you define _ about? i guess it depends on how you define good, - about? i guess it depends on how you define good, but. about? i guess it depends on how you define good, but in l how you define good, but in terms of its capacity to accurately and automatically match the image of the person who's walking in front of the camera, the facial image of a person whose face is scored on a watchlist or a database is much more powerful than it was five or six years ago thanks to advancesin five or six years ago thanks to advances in machines. in terms of speed, accuracy and level of automation, it's certainly far more advanced and that's why we see such desire amongst law enforcement to embrace it. north london use around 133 facial scans every minute. it does add urgency to the question of regulation. there is no clear determination on when it can be deployed and how it can be deployed. it

working as a surgical technician at the university of alabama, birmingham hospital.n, who was at her graduation. >> i wanted him to see the impression he made on me. 5 minutes talking to anybody, even if you don't know 'em, can make the largest impact of their life ever. >> reporter: and you never know when. >> you never know when it could happen, no. >> reporter: trooper brown went above and beyond license and registration, to guidance and motivation >> still got this. >> reporter: and by taking the advice written on that morning, abbie not only helped herself, she returned the exact same favor. >> she made my entire career worth it. >> reporter: steve hartman. >> she did. >> reporter: "on the road." >> i'm proud of you. >> reporter: in birmingham, alabama. >> norah: good reminder how our words of encouragement matter and can change lives. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." good way to end friday. i'm norah o'donnell. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

university hospital birmingham accepts she should have received a much greater level of care, and has cases of sepsis. there was a delay in recognising symptoms and issues that she was suffering with, which has led to severe consequences with sepsis, and ultimately losing her life. and this was all avoidable. soron and katie glynn have set up a charity, aim — mia spelt backwards — to raise awareness and tens of thousands of pounds. we need to stop it happening, and we're only going to do that through education and awareness. yeah, it's like know the signs. and i wish someone would have done that for us. yeah. michele paduano, bbc news. more than 100,000 people a year die in the uk without proper palliative care. according to a major?report by marie curie, one in three aren't getting the pain relief they need, in the last week of life. there's also some nervousness about hospice funding as, at the moment, 30% of running costs come from the government. laura may mcmullan? has been talking to one woman from solihull, who's experienced the best and the worst of palliative care. her report

. >> reporter: and now she's here, working as a surgical technician at the university of alabama birmingham to trooper brown, who was at her graduation. >> i wanted him to see the impression he made on me. 5 minutes talking to anybody, even if you don't know 'em, can make the largest impact of their life ever. >> reporter: and you never know when. >> you never kno >>> and coming up at 7:00. >>> the sizzling temperatures were too much even for these seasoned pickle players. >> the heat is making it really hard for us to even practice. >>> and, why experts are sounding the alarm about even more extreme weather in the future. >>> also, a glass payne falls out from another downtown high-rise in san francisco. the evidence still visible on the ground below. >> that is scary to think these windows in these brand-new buildings are just falling off. >> the investigation into how it happened and the damage it caused. >>> also from a secluded area and downtown san goas a high school is starting the day off with a brand-new application, why a lot of the learning is happening outside ever the building.

, in may, we saw the first nhs patients treated with a personalised cancer vaccine at university hospitals birmingham to rid my department and the nhs of any cultural... make the nhs the best partner in the world for the life sciences sector. and make sure that nhs patients reap the rewards. that is what keir starmer�*s mission driven government is all about. it�*s about mobilising the public sector with business, the voluntary sector and civil society, to achieve big, lasting change for our country. and in doing so we won�*tjust be building a healthy society. but playing our part in contributing to the government�*s number one mission of economic growth. in conclusion, we have hit the ground running in the past two months, bringing an end to the junior doctors�* strike, which lasted 18 months, cost patients 1.5 million operations in the points, and cost staggering amount of money to taxpayers. and we continue to fix the front door to the nhs, with an additional thousand gps employed by the end of the year. it is 76 days since the general election and 76 years since the founding of the nhs. there are

university hospital birmingham accepts she should have received a much greater level of care, and hasspelt backwards — to raise awareness and tens of thousands of pounds. we need to stop it happening, and we're only going to do that through education and awareness. yeah, it's like know the signs. and i wish someone would have done that for us. yeah. michele paduano, bbc news. nearly a year after the introduction of a 20 miles—per—hour default speed limit in wales — the bbc has learnt that there have been requests to revert back to 30 miles—per—hour on around fifteen—hundred roads. the welsh government announced a review of the policy earlier this year — a former minister who introduced the change says mistakes were made but insists lives have been saved. ?our wales correspondent, hywel griffith reports. 12 months down the road, and it's clear some still struggle with wales's 20 miles an hour limit. average speeds are down on residential roads, but remain above 20 miles an hour. the number of people being fined has been ticking up, with the highest tally so far in august. personally, i

police racing to the city's historic five points south area near the campus of the university of alabama at birmingham, finding at least 21 victims. >> probably about five or six that went out on a stretcher that i saw. i'm sure it was probably more. >> reporter: authorities say multiple suspects jumped out of a vehicle, opening fire on a group standing outside and then fled. investigators now say they believe the firearms involved in the shooting were converted to fully automatic using a so-called gun switch. around 100 shell casings collected at the scene. tonight, police say no arrests have been made, as they plead for the public's help. >> first thing, the priority is to get the shooters. find the shooters and get them off our streets. >> reporter: police say the shooting likely stemmed from a separate incident, most of the victims were caught in the cross fire. authorities have now partnered with the aff and the fbi as they continue their investigation. linsey. >> linsey: some of those victims in critical condition tonight. our hearts go out to all involved. stephanie, thank you. >>> overseas now

the area is near the university of alabama at birmingham's birmingham's campus, and we are told at least eight victims were taken to local hospitals. four of them have life threatening injuries. police believe multiple shooters fired multiple shots on a group of people, either on the sidewalk or on the road. here's what we know so far in this investigation. we believe that multiple shooters fired multiple shots on a group of people in the 2000 block of magnolia avenue. there's no one in custody, and we cannot stress to the public how important it is for us to have information in this investigation. and again, police in birmingham, alabama, are investigating after multiple people were shot in one of the city's most popular entertainment areas. police say at least four people are dead. dozens more are hurt. stay with the fox news channel for more on both of these developing breaking storiesmmunity. >> in the streets everywhere. good to see so many friends. i love you back. >> somebody breaks into my house, they are getting shot. [laughter] >> she's not wrong because if someone breaks into

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the area is near the university of alabama at birmingham's campus. we're told at least eight victims were taken to local hospitals. four of them have life threatening injuries. here's what we know so far in this investigation. we believe that multiple shooters fired multiple shots on a group of people in the 2000 block of magnolia avenue. there's no one in custody, and we cannot stress to the public how important it is for us to have information in this investigation. again people in birmingham have been shot. the police say they are investigating investigating multiple incidents. the city, in the city's most popular entertainment area. police say at least four people are dead. dozens more are hurt. stay with the fox news channel for more on both of these breaking newsl her conrad. your voting for more years of brutal job losses, higher taxes, surging prices, falling wages and economic depression and despair. if kamala harris is reelected, she will kill the american dream forever. >> trump spoke about what he sees as the economic and say the impact o

professor stephanie yates at the university of alabama, birmingham, thank you for joining us this morning again. thank you. of course. >> time now is 817. a uc davis professor has created a new board game designed to help everyone prepare for real life wildfires. the game is called wildfire resilience. most of the players get to play as themselves while one person plays as the fire. each turn, players have to decide how they'd handle real life scenarios, like running into a roadblock or dealing with a power outage. the goal is to get people to think more about making plans for these situations. the game is just in the testing phase for now, but the creator plans to make it available to more communities in the future. >> time now is 817 and this morning we do have slow traffic all over the place in the east bay. we're going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up, but this is a normal backup. unlike yesterday when it was really slow because of earlier roadwork. today we didn't have that in the early morning commute. also, the east bay commute is very slow in 680 and 880. t

for its restaurants, night book clubs, pubs and live music venues located near the university of alabama at birmingham campus and downtown police say, three of the victims, two men and one woman were found unresponsive with gunshot ted wounds at the scene. the fourth victim, a man, was pronounced dead at the university of alabama hospital at least 17 other people were shot, including four who suffered life-threatening injuries and police say 100 shell casings were found at the site of the shooting. chief thurman is calling the shooting a targeted hit. let's take a listen individual that the target of his among the deceased we believe that there was a hit, if you will, on that particular person or as you know someone who's willing to pay money to have that person killed? and fred, this has been a very violent year for the city of birmingham a shooting at a nightclub in july left four people dead and ten others injured in february 4 men were shot and killed outside a public library. birmingham mayor randall woodfin reflected at the frustration and then concern city the city feels after so many shootings

the local hospitals on the role the university of alabama at birmingham hospital received 11 of the victims, including one of the people who died according to a spokesperson, the conditions of victims have not been released. jessica, but police say at least he's the four victims have life-threatening injuries. >> now back to you. >> all right. rafael romo for us there live in birmingham, alabama. thank you so much for that and birmingham em as rafael mentioned, has seen multiple mass shootings this year, according to cnn affiliates, a shooting at a night club in the city in july left four people dead, ten injured. four men were shot and killed outside of public library in february. the mayor of birmingham, mayor randall woodfin joining me now, mayor, thanks so much for being here with us. i know this is this is sad and very heavy day for your city you have said that gun violence is quote, at an epidemic level in birmingham. >> how do you cure this epidemic? i think this requires support of federal partners and a change in laws at the state level city of birmingham and all municipalities in

. >> reporter: the gunfire erupted on a birmingham street in a neighborhood of restaurants and bars near the city's university. >> sounded like about 12 shots of a burst round gun went off. it sounded like three rounds at once and we heard dot, dot, dot, dot and then we saw a bunch of cops. >> reporter: police say it was i atargeted attack involving multiple shooters. dozens of people caught in the crossfire. >> that's 21 people whose lives were forever changed. that's 21 families that were -- some were destroyed and some were just altered. >> reporter: more than 100 shell casings were recovered from the scene. investigators say it points to a weapon capable of automatic fire. the mayor saying his city is suffering. >> gun violence is an epidemic level, an epidemic crisis in our country. and unfortunately, the city of birmingham finds itself unfortunately at the tip of that spear. >> reporter: officials say there have been at least 105 homicides in the city so far this year. police now seeking help to identify the shooters. >> the public's assistance is where it's really going to come down to at the end of th

another dinah hospital, university of alabama at birmingham hospital says it's treating 11 victims. police say multiple shooters fired numerous shots we were told that all of the victims war out in the open on either a sidewalk for the streets. >> so these group of shooters fired upon these victims when they were out in the open detectives are working to determine whether the shooter's walked up to the victims or drove by and a vehicle this time, they don't know what motivated the violence, nor do they have any suspects in custody. rest assured. we are going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that we uncover identify and hunt down who was ever responsible for preying on our people well, this morning, according to the gun violence archive, there have been more than 400 mass shootings in the u.s this year, it defines a mass shooting as an incident with at least four victims shot, excluding the shooter, and will continue to update the story as developments come in. only, 44 days to go until the u.s. presidential election. and there's still a question of whether we'll get ano

. >> reporter: the gunfire erupted on a birmingham street in a neighborhood of restaurants and bars near the city's university. >> sounded like about 12 shots of a burst round gun went off. sounded like three rounds at once, and we heard dot, dot, dot, dot, and saw a bunch of cops. >> reporter: police say it was a targeted attack involving multiple shooters. dozens of people caught in the crossfire. >> that's 21 people whose lives were forever changed. that's 21 families that were -- someone destroyed and some are just altered. >> reporter: more than 100 shell casings were recovered from the scene. investigators say it points to a weapon capable of automatic fire. the mayor saying his city is suffering. >> gun violence is an epidemic level and an epidemic crisis in our country. and unfortunately, the city of birmingham finds itself unfortunately at the tip of that spear. >> reporter: officials say there have been at least 105 homicides in the city so far in year. police now seeking help to identify the shooters. >> the public's assistance is where it's going come down to at the end of the day. that's the bigg

area two men and a woman were pronounced dead at the scene and other died hospital the university of alabama at birminghamospital says, it's treating 11 victims. blue state multiple shooters fired numerous shots on a group of people who were on the sidewalk or street. detectives are working to determine whether the shooter's walked up to the victims or drove by in a vehicle police haven't made any arrests rest assured. >> we are going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that we uncover identify, and hunt down who was ever responsible for preying on our people this morning according to the gun violence archive, there have been more than 400 mass shootings in the u.s. >> this year, it defines a mass shooting as an incident with at least four victims shot including the shooter kamala harris says she's ready for another showdown with donald trump. the democratic presidential nominee has accepted cnn's invitation to debate her republican opponent. again on october 23, but donald trump says he isn't interested as he continues to complain about the moderators from the abc news debate nearly two weeks a

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the gunfire erupted on a birmingham street in a neighborhood of restaurants and bars near the city's university>> it sounded like 12 shots of a burst round gun. sounded like three rounds at once, we heard dot, dot, dot, dot, and saw a bunch of cops. >> reporter: police say it was a targeted attack involving multiple shooters, dozens on of people caught in the cross fire. >> that's 21 people's lives who were forever changed. that's 21 families that were -- some were destroyed and some were just altered. >> reporter: more than 100 shell casings were recovered from the scene. investigators say it points to a weapon capable of automatic fire. the mayor saying his city suffering. >> gun violence is an epidemic level and an epidemic crisis in our country. and unfortunately, the city of birmingham finds itself unfortunately at the tip of that spear. >> reporter: officials say there have been at least 105 homicides in the city so far this year. police now seeking help to identify the shooters. >> the public's assistance is really where it's going to come down to at the end of the day. that's the bigges

known for its restaurants nightclubs, pubs, and live music venues located near the university she'd of alabama at birmingham campus and downtown. this has been a very violent year for the city of birmingham. there was a shooting at a nightclub in july. the left four people dead and ten others injured in february, 4 men were shot and killed outside of public library. some residents say, what happened here last night, is that only he sad for the five-point south area, but for the entire city of birmingham. and one of them told us that panic and the chaos that ensued after the shooting it was people everywhere, people crying, screaming st. people were run and so it was very busy he knows a lot going on chess like the grievance type screaming like, you know i know someone is hurt or had passed away it in perspective at the national level, the incident this among 404 mass shootings in the united states so far this year according to the gun violence archive, the archive like cnn, the defines a mass shooting as one in which at least four people are shot, excluding the shooter know back to you rafael romo for us th

birmingham, alabama, killing four and injuring more than a dozen. it was around 11:00 p.m. saturday, police racing to the city's historic five points south area and the university of alabama in birmingham finding 21 victims and video showing a harrowing scene with victims laying on the sidewalk. the police say one of the four people killed is believed to be intended target. >> we think there was a hit, if you will, on that particular person. someone willing to pay money to have that person cable to. >> 24-year-old gabriel standing outside of the lounge when he heard the gunshot. heard the gunshots and it wasn't just a few seconds in the running out of nowhere, i could not fill my leg and i started to fall. and i get up and it didn't even resonate i had gotten shot. >> recounting the terrifying moments as he recovers at home. >> i get up and turn and look back, and you just see a horror movie out of a scene. i mean, there are bodies on the sidewalk. there is smoke from the guns covering the area. >> authorities say multiple suspects jumped out of the vehicle opening fire on a group standing outside and then ran off. >> it was general chaos and pandemonium. this

birmingham. it's notjust students who are worried about their finances this freshers' week. universitiesoney in. they're putting that down to a drop in the number of international students and higher inflation. that's why they're calling for higher tuition fees and more direct government funding. without question, the whole sector is at stress right now. i talk to a lot of vice chancellors, and every single person i speak to is cutting back, is reducing their expenditure lines. we do know that about 40% of universities are currently returning annual deficits in their accounts. that's projected within three years by the office for students to be 80%. almost the entirety of the sector will be in a deficit position. tuition fees have been frozen at £9,250 a year since 2017. universities say a rise to around £13,000 a year would simply keep them in line with inflation. i think now if you had to pay more, i think people would really consider whether they should go down the degree apprenticeship route, or whether they should just go into work experience and kind of on there. so i think... i th

south area, a popular entertainment and night life district that's also home to the university of alabama at birmingham. >> i walked up when it was just ended because everybody was screaming, there was people crying. >> reporter: an investigation is now underway, and authorities say they believe an automatic weapon was used after recovering over 100 shell casings at the scene. derek tells me he was at a nearby bar with friends. >> the shots kept firing, fast, rapid. there was one on the ground. we were trying to get everybody in. >> reporter: saturday's incident is one of several mass shootings in birmingham this year. >> this is something we owe it to the victims and their families. >> reporter: the police chief is asking the birmingham community for their help in identifying the gunman as it mourns the latest lives cut short to senseless gun violence. >> we know there are people in our community who do have information who know who is responsible, who know what led up to this and what transpired. >> reporter: and this shooting comes after the city of birmingham partnered with u.s. attorneys and the a

university hospital birmingham accepts she should have received a much greater level of care, and hashousands of pounds. we need to stop it happening, and we're only going to do that through education and awareness. yeah, it's like know the signs. and i wish someone would have done that for us. yeah. michele paduano, bbc news. we'rejoined now by dr ron daniels — founder of the uk sepsis trust — and danielle nicholls, who lost her daughter cici to sepsis in 2012. thank you both so much for coming in. we will talk a bit more about the broader issues in a minute, but danielle, tell us about your family's experience with sepsis. unfortunately we lost cici at 18 months — unfortunately we lost cici at 18 months to mend a cockle at meningitis but her death certificate said septicaemia because that is eventually what did take her. they think— eventually what did take her. they think they — eventually what did take her. they think they may have been underlying conditions _ think they may have been underlying conditions but it was for sure she died _ conditions but it was for sure she died of—

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where you left off, university of phoenix will help you get every eligible transfer credit you deserve. transfer your credits and finish what you started. a manhunt underway in birminghamalabama the mass shooting late saturday night the gunfire erected at the nightlife district is multiple shooters open fire on a group of people leaving for get and 17 others hurt, the culprits are believed to have approached the scene in the vehicle before getting out and opening fire, no suspects have been arrested at this time. it is that time of year again world leaders are arriving in new york city for the annual united nations general assembly meeting this week their facing array of complex and cr crises across a fragmented world, members will have much to discuss and protest expected throughout the week, security measures are being ramped up, new york city leadership plan accordingly with multiple road closures in midtown manhattan planned. i'm ashley strohmier acted truths with vivek ramaswamy our message to every legal immigrant in this country is this. you're like my parents. you deserve the opportunity to secure a better life for your children in america. but our message to i

university of alabama hospital. another he detailed is that police believe this was a targeted hit on one person and the other victims were caught in the crossfire. birminghamchief scott thurmond said, his office this has fallen the wrong 100 shell casings here at the site of the shooting. and this has been a very violent year for the city of birmingham in february for men were shot and killed outside a public library and then in july, a shooting at a nightclub left four people dead and ten others injured we spoke with residents of this area downtown birmingham who was part of a group of people who stopped by to lay flowers at the site of the shooting to honor the memory three other victims. >> this is really personal to me. >> i care about birmingham jesus called us to love each other and to love our city. >> and we want to be known there's a city for love around the world, not for hate we've also learned the white house is coordinating with federal, state, and local officials here in alabama. as authorities advance in the investigation into the shooting. in a statement, the director of the white house office of gun violence prevention, stef feldman said,

university of alabama hospital. another key detail is that police believe this was a targeted hit on one person and the other victims were caught in the cross-fire. birmingham police chief scott thurman said his officers found around imagine this 100 shell casings here at the site of the shooting it. has been a very violent year for the city of birmingham in february, 4 men were shot and killed outside of public library. and then in july, a shooting at a nightclub left four people full dead and ten others injured. we spoke with a resident of this area downtown birmingham, who was part of a group of people who stopped by to lay flowers at the site of this shooting to honor the memory of the victims. let's take a listen this is really personal to me. >> i care about birmingham at jesus college hold on to love each other and to love our city. >> and we want to be known as a city for love around the world. >> not for hate count. >> this was the 404th mass shooting in the united states. jessica, back to you. >> all right. rafael romo for us in birmingham, alabama. thank you so much. next, we have a sneak peek into tonight's all new episode of the whole story wit