the medical entrance exam and the engineering entrance exam and i have been through the engineering entrancecan tell you the competition is stiff and it is a very unnerving time for the student appearing because it is 2.5 million indian students that sit these tests every year and, as you say, it is actually really ha rd. as you say, it is actually really hard. and they want to sit during the middle of a pandemic? the students were worried about the condition of the examination centres and stage a protest on social media asking the testing agency and the supreme court to reschedule the supreme court to reschedule the exam. i was hearing that swedish climate activist greta thunberg pleaded with authorities and sided with protesters to reschedule the exams dismissed the plea and stu d e nts exams dismissed the plea and students had to sit the engineering entrance exam this week and the medical entrance exa m week and the medical entrance exam will go ahead. that fills me with dread. do young people in india feel they have a say? it is actually the younger population of india that is bearing th

it is true, it is the medical entrance exam and medical entrance exam and medical entrance exam for medicalam for medical and engineering students. they have been protests to reschedule the exams in india, i think the stu d e nts exams in india, i think the students in rural areas are particularly at a disadvantage because some areas have been ravaged by floods and to get to the examination centre is a task for the students. within india, other students also think it is not a good time to be preparing for exams because they are not sure about the examination centres and their conditions quite from what i understand, the exams are getting and going ahead, and let's say they get through the exams during a pandemic, will they getjobs at the end of it? that is another big question because if you look at the recent figures, and i was looking at a report by the international labour organisation, they said that 4 million indians below the age of 30 have lost their jobs during the pandemic, and the age group that has been hit worst is 15—24, so that is the aspect that young people are losing theirj

medical entrance exams for inspiring doctors, and also entrance exams for inspiring engineers. b 01 four and engineering exam and i can tell you the competition is extremely stiff and it is an unnerving time because 2.5 million students sit for these exams million students sit for these exa ms every million students sit for these exams every year. now they have to do it in exams every year. now they have to do itina exams every year. now they have to do it in a pandemic. they have to do it in a pandemic and their students were not very sure about what the examination centres would be like so they staged a protest online, on social media, and they were asking the testing agency and the supreme court to reschedule the supreme court to reschedule the examination and i was just reading up that whether sombre, the swedish climate activist, after authorities to listen. greta. this week, the engineering exams however went ahead. just saying the word exa m ahead. just saying the word exam sent a shudder through me. in general, how do young people in india cope? do they have a voice in

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jeopardy entirely as now the united kingdom is somewhat trying to reinterpret special breck's every entrance made for northern ireland and it could mean that ministers would be able to change these these export declarations for goods moving from britain to northern ireland and while it may seem like a fairly good idea on paper actually the government has even admit it it will violate international law. god's great international law in a very specific limited boy you can the power to disappoint e.u. law concept of dog and to create required by school for a certain very totally different circumstances. now it's all about the internal market bill which was published just yesterday on wednesday and it's a designed to blow apart the bricks that withdrawal agreement that was negotiated last year specifically talking about the northern ireland protocol although quite the opposite at least according to the government that claims it's not designed to blow apart the brics it would draw agreement but trying to put it all together and

this would have been the private entrance for the harvey girls to come into to both work here and live here. a lot of those girls signed a contract with harvey, lived on state owned premises. some of them for many years. there was a high set of standards to be a harvey girl. you absolutely could not fraternize with customers. they kept them segregated for a lot of reasons. but that being the first one. here would have been the restroom facilities. as you came down the hallway, all of the girls had to come down here to use the restroom. we will show you a quick look at one of the dormitory rooms. -- we will show you a quick look at one of the dormitory rooms for the girls. this room could have held between six to eight girls. take a look. we have the transom windows to move air across the room here. they had steam heat, but no air conditioning. you can imagine -- one of the other interesting things is the reason you know this is a dormitory is because this is what is considered a large closet in the day. it is a walk in, but it is not much size to a walk-in closet. course, the girls wou

it helps to cover the entrances and exits and prevent escape. yourself in a position to keep as much of the building under surveillance as possible. >> you set up a plan and then some of you go inside to search the place. never less than two men. this will cool the urge of anyone inside to start shooting. ,e might start shooting anyway but at least you will have help. you never relax when you make one of these searches. you go in that building with a supposition that someone is there. and you either go in with your holster unbuttoned or with your gun in your hand. you don't have your gun cocked. there's always the danger you might hit it on something. if the gun goes off, you might kill your fellow officer and you have to be extremely careful. if you hear something, you cannot go blazing away. you might be shooting a watchman, employee, or the owner. you only use your gone as a last resort. inside, you start a systematic search of the place. you work together as a team, searching one area of the building at a time. you check all the places where

todd: instead of well wishes, a crowd outside the hospital blocked the emergency entrance and chantedi-police messages. jillian: joining us now, former police officer, anthony napolitano. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. the deputies here, a 24-year-old man, a 31-year-old woman, that woman, that female deputy has a 6-year-old boy. i mean, this is a 6-year-old who is now praying that his mother is going to survive this and have the life that he's used to her having. they're both fighting for their lives right now. you heard those chants outside the hospital. what is your response to what you've seen and what you heard? >> well, first, my absolute prayers from my family to the deputies' family. god bless them. i hope everything goes well and we're praying for them. my thing is this. if anybody believes that cowardly act like this is any part of a social justice movement, god i please hope they destroyed all the mirrors in their home because they should not be able to look at themselves anymore. this is an absolute war on america's way of life and they're starting with the pol

they blocked the entrances and exits from the emergency room.sident trump weighed in on the shooting. >> he's an animal, and i called him an animal. i was criticized by people for calling him an animal. they said, "he's a human being." he's not a human being, he's an animal. he's not a human being. we also believe that, if you murder a police officer, you should receive the death penal penalty. >> harris: shortly after that ambush, former vice president joe biden pushed for gun control, tweeting, "weapons of war have no place in our communities. we need to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines." i want to bring in randy sutton, retired las vegas police lieutenant and founder of the wounded warrior. always wish that could be a different occasion. you and i tend to talk with things are tough. tell me what's happening that we can turn around, or deal with at this point. it is devolving, and it is, potentially. >> you are absolutely right. the instant it happened, with the ambush attack on the deputies in l.a., we revealed exactly what is

but just as the entrance, a real sense of excitement.entrance, a real sense of excitement. but just as the first race of the day was getting under way, about 20 or 25 minutes ago, news came through from doncaster council that this would now be the only day of the four—day meeting where fans would be allowed in. a statement from the director of public health at doncaster, he said on the grounds of public health and public safety, i have instructed the racecourse to hold the st leger festival behind closed doors from tomorrow. so this is now the only day where fans will be able to watch the racing. there had been controversy before the start of the meeting, the mayor of doncaster had said she thought this should not be going ahead, she said she thought it wasn't safe, she has in the last few minutes welcomed the news that it will be behind closed doors from tomorrow. it also raises big questions for the whole of sport that had been hoping to start retaining some sort of normality of the next few weeks. the premier league had been hoping to

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right next to the entrance to the temple a museum that opened in 2015 at its heart is a 3 d. painting that depicts the history of the command empire in monumental images throngs of tourists are guided through here every day 7 7. maybe not call me i think. they're not running and. circumventing the un sanctions north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return the north koreans collect all the revenues for the 1st 10 years after that ringback they'll share the profits. the north korean c.e.o. doesn't want to appear in front of the camera but he says the museum makes about $7000000.00 a year in entrance fees alone. cambodia and north korea have maintained close relations for decades kim is so manned cambodia's king norodom sihanouk were good friends a solid basis for today's business ties that contravene u.n. sanctions. in the evening when the museum closes the north koreans throw another set of doors open for the hungry tourists they don't want cameras in the restaurant so we film in secret. the menu boasts north korean specialties such as cold noodles and

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then they blocked the emergency room entrances to the local hospital. they were chanting we hope they die! my goodness. how low down and dirty do you get? this is, when you think about it, sean, isn't this the logical end result of this non-stop anti-police rhetoric. the spewing of the police are wrong. >> sean: if you are on the fence on this election, this alone should disqualify biden. >> i didn't say i was on the fence. i am leaning to president trump. don't make me make an endorsement. i am a correspondent at large. >> sean: that's fair. >> what they have done with these cops is absolutely beyond the pale. this is disgusting. >> sean: dan, i know guys that are retiring or are rethinking their career. like the pleas chief in rochester, they want to leave. they know they won't be supported. they can't even use tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowd. carmenen best telling you i can help you if there is a riot. they disarmed us. >> this is horrifying to watch. i enjoy coming on your show, bu i have to tell you, i didn't look forward to this. i

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. >> that's an entrance. that is an entrance. i think we should make that like a 4:30 -- >> hey, you know, it's early. let's not do that. way too early for that. let's get a live look outside in san jose as we're starting out with good air quality, it's going to be a really nice day. we're going to enjoy it as well as our good air quality. we are looking at some improvements here. we are also going to be tracking some changes as we go down the line. let's get a look at those high temperatures once again for today with oakland reaching 75 degrees and we'll see some temperatures in clear lake reaching 85. san francisco mostly in the upper 60s and some mid-60s for half moon bay. we'll talk about the heat coming this weekend as well as air quality that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking with an update on the east bay? >>> well, kari, i have better news about the traffic. we'll take you out to the map. we're talking fremont northbound 880 up into union city. we have right now all lanes are still blocked by a crash.

. >> reporter: protesters tried to block the emergency entrance at the hospital, chanting they hopedicers would die. >> one is a 31-year-old mother of a 6-year-old boy, her husband is here with them. the other one is a 24-year-old. they're both out of class 437 so they just graduated. i swore them into office 14 months ago. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway for the suspect seen here in surveillance video who of opened fire on the deputies as they sat in their vehicle. la mayor eric garcetti condemning the protest an. >> they put their lives on the line for us and we will find justice for them and i pray for their recovery. that sort of behavior is unacceptable and we do pray that these folks will recover. >> reporter: president trump had strong words for the cowardly shooter during a rally held sunday in henderson, nevada, also hitting on joe biden for staying silent all summer. >> biden wants to appease domestic terrorists and my plan is to arrest domestic terrorists. okay? [ cheering and applause ] >> and we also believe that if you murder a police officer, you should receive the

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was cut off much like a heart attack when it went out vessel gets clogged and you can't get a new entrance so different parts of the heart muscle. windell takes us to a small title gauge on the eastern end of highway one the system measures the speed at which the waters of the gulf of mexico consume the surrounding land. the monthly increase is a microscopic narrow than a single strand of hair but climate scientists believe they indicate something died the more we wait the more places it'll be too late the fact that a lot is 10 years is going to be too late for a lot of areas there's not only movement groups or it's rules of the past and it could be that right here one of the 1st major stories in the age of global warming is being written. the obituary for southeast louisiana once flourishing can cypress trees like these quickly die as salt water intrudes. those trees drowned seen as nature's tombstones. in louisville and in other towns along the by even the dead on spanned a poignant reminder of the community that has disappeared and. for those who remain the rapid change and sense of los

since 9/11, most child soldiers have been denied entrance to the united states because antiterrorist legislation passed in the wake of 9/11 ours - bars entrance of those who have offered material support to a known terrorist organization and many of the armies but take -- that take them against their will are on the terrorist watch list. challenge number two. is there a better way to assist human trafficking? some 800,000 people are trafficked each year for labor or sex. even our own little town of ithaca has seen victims of trafficking. in order to receive protection from the u.s. under the trafficking victims protection act, one must be willing to assist law enforcement, which many are not willing to do because it would place their families at risk of retaliation from international trafficking. victims are faced with two difficult options. in order to receive protection, you have to be willing to testify against her abusers but in order to guarantee the safety of your family and villages, you must refrain from doing so. is there a better way to assist victims of trafficking? challe

as they mark the entrance to adult hood these 2 women will now want to see more action to ensure that lives a protected. it's have a look at some other stories making news on the continent now sudanese authorities have declared a country and natural disaster area and imposed a 3 month state of emergency that's after flooding hild around 100 people inundated over 100000 homes since d.h. and i the u.n. humanitarian agency has warned that the situation is expected to get worse over the coming weeks and residents in and around the car at them clearing up after heavy rain or severe flooding across cynical homes were damaged and furniture was covered in mud in a residential area in the outskirts of the kabul government ses more heavy rain. in one day really fell in the country usually seen in 3 months in the rainy season. now cameron's local football league like most around the world and conscient is still suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic local football is already faced financial issues before the outbreak now some of them are forced to look at alternative means to make money a

the system covers pretty much all ethnic minorities it covers women in theory and gate entrance gender - people in theory and that blanket coverage is a right everyone had except the straight white mail and that is the overlap in the situation that tom describes because there's another hierarchy of rights and privileges which is the economy. if you are a wealthy person generally you have an interest in the system as it exist whatever it may be so in an economic way you have the private means to make the system work for you which creates a wedge of people not covered by their own private means were this government project which is the white working class. when we all probably agree that is the central focus of populist energy in the country right now. >>host: i imagine those that disagree with you bring up to ideas. number one, all of this bureaucracy, the whole point is and equal amount of opportunity as the white person is either bandaging them but to give them an equal shot. number two, the old saying that when you are privileged inequality feels like oppression and isn't that inevit

as they mark that entrance to adult hood these 2 women will now want to see more action to ensure that life's a protected. let's have a look at some other stories making news on the continent now sudanese authorities have declared their country and natural disaster area and imposed a 3 month state of emergency that's after flooding killed around 100 people inundated over 100000 homes since late july the u.n. humanitarian agency has warned that the situation is expected to get worse over the coming weeks and residents in and around the car have been clearing up after heavy rain caused severe flooding across the rooms were damaged and furniture was covered in mud in a residential area in the outskirts of the car the government stays more heavy rain . in one day really fell in the country usually seen in 3 months in the rainy season. cameron circle football league like most around the world and conscient is still suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic local football is already faced financial issues before the outbreak now some of them are forced to look at alternative means to mak

>> it was the main entrance, so it was off to my right and behind me. i remember turning around and looking at it and just seeing people screaming and running. >> in those first seconds, catherine was unsure what was happening. she thought it sounded like broken glass or something falling, but she immediately grab grasped that she and her girls were in danger. the chaos confused another mother not far from catherine on the main floor. faith was in the mall with her young children. the agricultural researcher was shopping for an anniversary present for her husband. she was in a flower shop when she first heard the noise. >> it was so loud, i thought it must have been an earthquake and the mall was collapsing. so i told my kids to lie down. i'm scanning the area wondering where we were going to go. >> scenes captured on security cameras in the mall showed how quickly the attack began. you can see machine gun bullets flashing down the main concourse as shoppers franticly scrambled and dived to the floor. >> and then i saw a tracer round start to go hit the

and the entrance to the lower units from the easement but putting in the front entrance, are all good moves and talking about the reduction of roof decks that impacts privacy. i am going to float this out and let the rest of the commission to weigh in. i just had initial questions to put on the table of how observations and to clarify our assumptions about the project. thank you. >> president koppel: missioner imperial. >> commissioner imperial: thank you. initially i, you know, to keep rents low recommendations, i think that is a d.r. and we're more -- and the commission were more looking at it in the design aspect of the building and whether it's in compliance, but initially i am, you know, i am in favor of taking the d.r. with the staff's recommendations, especially on the setbacks on the patios of which i think that is enormous. i do find it quite, you know, difficult also at the same time when there are issues of tenant space and there are limitations in what the d.r. can do. but i believe that this can be a way of having a further discussion, especially when it comes to the demo

"to the protesters blocking the entrance and exit of the hospital emergency room yelling "we hope they die," referring to the l.a. sheriffs ambush today today in compton, do not block emergency entries and exits at the hospital. people's lives are are at stake when ambulances can't get through." william la jeunesse's life for us in l.a. william? >> harris, i watched several of these videos posted by protesters who went to the hospital on saturday night. while the deputies were undergoing surgery, about a dozen men blocked the driveway and try to get in, and they taunted cops who guarded theent, pigs," and multiple times saying, "i hope they die," and "you're next," challenging the cops to drop their guns and fight. it was shot on cell phones and they have not given us permission to use that, so we can't show it. this happened just hours after the deputies inside the patrol car, the suspect approaches, he fires through the window. he later escaped with an accomplice in a mercedes sedan. police have no motive, but posted that $100,000 reward for information on the suspect, described as a

to think they would protest and block an ambulance entrance. let's bring incongressman, i wat from the bishop who is the ncaa chapter president. he says there is so noe such thing as blue lives matter. stop comparing your job with my life. your career is a choice. my blackness isn't. no one deserves to be unjustly. two sheriff deputies what we are defending what about why you are defending kyle written house. >> good morning. brian: good morning. our only thoughts should to be pray for those two law enforcement officers battling for their life. unite and people who keep our community safe whether you are black or white or rich or poor. when that 11 call combings in. if somebody is trying to do something bad for you and your family, they show up knowing there is danger. they risk their lives to keep all of us safe. that's where our thoughts should be. that's where my thoughts and prayers are right now. steve: mr. scalise, we have been watching what's been playing out on america's streets there have been chaos and protests and riots, a lot of des

he got up without thinking i went through the entrance door of the apartment opened it and looked to the outside somebody was standing with their head and their next phase he was looking for world i was some 4 to 5 meters to the right of him he did not see me and in front of him then meet that sort of soul there were 4 guards of the olympic village among them to women and the one of the women was speaking to that that skin men and they listened 1st she asked permission to allow red cross to enter and provide some aid to somebody and he refused and then she tried to convince same still to wear lawit and she said you should be humane and he replied the jews are not human indeed there. are terrorists broke into the apartments on either side of the one like danny shad with 2 sports shooters and 2 fences and when i asked what happened one of them i believe the least or move the curtain from the front window and pointed down and said do you see that stain on the floor there this is from the blood there from only his body was laying there before then some of the said the arabs might try to

reporter: protesters were blocking entrance to the emergency room chanting quote, we hope they die. one protester was arrested. one sheriff office tweeting to the crowds, do not block emergency exits and entrances to the hospital. people's lives are at stake when ambulances can't get through. he said anti-police rhetoric is putting his lives at risk. >> actions. words have consequences. our job does not get any easier because people don't like law enforcement. reporter: president trump tweeting overnight about the brazen attack, animals that must be hit hard. a massive manhunt is underway right now for the gunman. the fbi are offering help or asking for help in finding the suspect. pete, jed, will. will: thank you very, marianne. the l.a. county sheriffs point to something important here, that is, post and jed, the language that has been used the last several months, language like people are being hunted down in the streets, language like there is open season on black people by police this country has contributed to the a climate of lies that can ultimately lead to violence this is

there was an entrance for employees, there was an entrance for whites, and for asians. within that administration building, there were separate waiting areas as well. so at all times, the different groups were segregated from each other through this administration building. so, when we compare to ellis island, ellis island is primarily enforcing laws that relate to immigrants from europe. right? it is in new york, and most of the immigrants coming over are coming from across the atlantic. angel island is situated in san francisco. it is primarily enforcing laws that are targeting asian immigrants, and the laws are very, very different. while ellis island is a, mostly a processing center, angel island is a place of interrogation, health examinations, and detention. and this history is not as well-known, but it is important because it helped shape our modern immigration system. so let's take a look at who these asian immigrants were. when we think about this great era of immigration, there are two great eras of immigration. one is the one that we are living in today, and

seen killing at least 50 miners mourners gathered at the entrance to the mining town it was near an area called cammy the collapse followed heavy rain and landslides clinical trials for a coronavirus vaccine in the u.k. by astra zeneca and oxford university are resuming they had to stop work on the project after someone taking part fell ill health regulators confirmed it's now safe for the trials to continue during we'll have the 15 g. news hour for you i'm back with 10 g. tomorrow up next the bottom line by. tools to owners iran. is the government not for people to carry actually to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that the travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and tools about the stories the mountain will know which is iran hi i'm steve clements and i have a question what is it about america that makes it number one in the world for death by gun let's get to the bottom line. before the coronavirus hit before the opioid epidemic before many other invisible killers another epidemic has ravaged america for

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temperature checks are performed at the entrance and all parents are required to wear masks. at what dpoint you decide to do something about this? >> a lot of schools in my area that were for special needs children decided that they weren't opening. shortly after that i did a post on my social media. when everybody volunteered i was like all right, i guess we're doing this. >> reporter: the cdc estimates one in 54 american children have autism spectrum disorder and one in six are diagnosed with a developmental disability. jiets an earthquake. it was such a huge transition to take special education and to move it home. >> reporter: the vice chairman at new york university. >> we have a misconception that a lot of autistic people don't want to be in social situations or don't want to have friends. we know a lot of kids who thrive on those situations with as well as thriving on routine, but missing that cohort of teachers or students. >> reporter: someone that brought them out of their shem. >>> exactly. >> reporter: a recent survey revealed that 20% of those students received t