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try, she passed the baby bar exam which i didn't know that that was like a law exam, i thought the baby bar was a place you took your baby to hang out to meet other babies, like when babies are having a tough day they are in the baby bar together, give me another pound of milk, life is hard. i thought that, this is cool because a lot of people didn't think kim could pass any of these exams and now she is on her way to becoming a full-on lawyer, which is dope. what i didn't like is people online were like i would never hire kim kardashian. yo, i would definitely hire kim kardashian, are you kidding me, she could convince the world being a kardashian is a job. she could convince someone i didn't kidnap someone's-- she was saying my dad would be proud, he is in heav inprobably proud of me. i was like yeah, i can imagine kim car-- kardashian, also a lawyer looking wow, how is o.j. still free, damn. >> coming you from the heart of time square in new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show" tonight in just like what? can scelling 2021. and huma an eddin, this is the daily sh

the boston police department and created opportunities for younger officers such as myself to take exams are put together literally within five years passed aside he also was intending long after he was gone the leadership of the boston police department was college educated would've had a broad breath of experiences setting for commercial exams. if you think about the successions of police commissioners in boston was paul evans, billy evans was a clerk workingle for me, kathy o'toole. most of the leadership of the '90s and into the 21st century the changes was made in the 70s. as a role model for mee in the sense you've emulated that in philadelphia and d.c. the timing you were there the change long after we were gone. maybe that's a the case in new york to a lesser extent in boston. certainly the case in los angeles where my successors were two of the most both of us on the opportunity to work with.. >> when you tell the story about how the commissioner gave you roll call and you committed the cardinal sin of actually asking a question. you go to roll call and they say are there any qu

to even sit for the bar exam. but apparently the examiner could not ask tyler how old he is. perhaps his father's connections allowed them to look the other way. but in any event he was 19 tyler passed the bar exam print did not set a practice right away. kind of took some time to develop further habits, study habits he participated in some moot court proceedings around richmond honing the oratorical skills you need in the courtroom. he was still thinking really in terms of politics. the picture here, the image on the right hand of the slide shows tyler at approximately age of 21 when he won his first political office, a seat in the virginia house of delegates. right away tyler threw himself into the fray. he was not content to be a backbencher. he did not want to build on some sort of political apprenticeship. he did not want to defer to his betters and his elders who had been in the legislature for some time. he immediately jumped in with an issue that could allow him to build a name and a reputation. what he did is he introduced the resolution centering virginia senators r

students should hunker down together, take their exams and be done with it. the last thing you want are the kids rushing home to be virtual and taking their exam virtual and spreading covid to their elderly relatives but that is precisely what the scenario being created by these universities. to most normal people, turning a society upside down for a virus is simply insane. we already know the costs of an catastrophic so why do liberals love lockdowns and mandates so much? i asked a bunch of friends. i think liberals are truly more comfortable living a lockdown world, they don't trust people to make their own decisions unless it is about stuff like abortion, pop or porn and they generally load the people who live in especially the red states and wants to dominate them, conform. every time they get a chance to restrict people's freedom they will do it. this is their default position. watching what is happening in australia, in europe, at our colleges i really believe some parts of the world may never be free again, not for years, even decades. you have a big d

they were getting ahead in their departments and they took new exams that were put together but they literally within five years with the exception of the youngest sergeant in the history of the department at that time but he also was intending to see the growth path. long after he was gone the leadership of the boston police department was college educated would have had a broad breadth of experience studying for the promotional exams and if you think of the succession of police commissioners in boston allof them who you worked with was paul evans, billy evans who was a clerk working for me when i was a young sergeant . kathy o'toole. most of the leadership of the 90s and into the 21st century came from the changes he made in the70s and that was a lot for me in the sense of place i thought . even the time you were there to try to create change long after we were gone. and i believe that's the case in new york. i think to a lesser extent in boston and i think certainly the case in los angeles .where my success as a with charlie beck and mike moore, two of the most important police ch

and think of the civil service exam as like an s.a.t. test. it's really whatever skills it might assess or judge, it is primarily a way of weeding people out or even, dare irsay, the college degree, right? you apply for a job, you must have a four-year degree. really? to do this job? do i need a four-year degree? yes, you do! you probably continue need a four-year degree to do many jobs, but it's required, it's a way of weeding people out. that certainly was the purpose of the civil service at the local level. so kerley's response, he was breaking the law, he was taking a test for somebody else, misrepresenting himself. but he turned that to his advantage in his campaign. his campaign slogan was, "he did it for a friend!" and he got elected. again, you do it for a friend, okay, that's the kind of guy -- i want a friend like that, somebody who can help me out. so again, this does -- the local and the national political conversation, if you will, do link up on civil service. but it is interesting how, even to this day, when we talk about corrupt

every year, more than 40,000 appear for an entrance exam.y are allotted slots in training hospitals. for this batch of residence, that process has been d.o.a. for several months. it was stalled after several petitions were filed in the supreme court, challenging the government's decision to reserve some of these training spots for students belonging to lower economic sections. >> hospitals are understaffed because more than 45,000 doctors who have cleared the exam are sitting at home despite expectations of a third covid wave. still, doctors are forced to sit at home. during the peak of the second wave, many medical students were asked to work in hospitals, so qualified doctors are sitting at home while unqualified ones are sitting in the hospital. >> residents say they are continuing to show up for work, for emergencies, and covid-19-related duties, several hospitals which are already understaffed, have and overwhelmed with patients waiting several hours for patients. doctors say they will continue to protest until their demands are met. >>

impressive there, passing that exam, brian. >> it is even the baby bar exam is no easy fete as well. books about like this or online courses are all the rage it's not easy. congrats to her. >> you got it. >>> let's move to a very serious story. a total of 88 people are now confirmed dead in the wake of this weekend's tornados that tore through six states leaving thousands homeless and doing billions of dollars in damage. the rescue and recovery efforts this morning are still continuing but they are still in the early stages jay gray joining us from mayfield, kentucky, the community that was right in the path of the storm. we saw the early scenes yesterday, jay, we can see them behind you now this looks like a devastating scene for days and weeks and maybe months to come >> reporter: yeah, no brian, i think you're absolutely right. good morning what you're seeing right now is the undercarriage of a transport van. this massive vehicle tossed on its side by the winds that also uprooted a row of trees in this neighborhood they've fallen and they're on top of houses, a little dark, you ca

examination commissioner language, which checks who speaks latvian and who does not passing their exams and not in language as a way for people to be able to obtain citizenship. but the elderly people is difficult to do, especially since the mind is not what it once was and everything is much more difficult to learn for citizens, it's easy enough to get a job, but the same cannot be said, but non citizens plus non citizens are not allowed to vote even in local elections . it's not like this in germany. we live there for 10 years. they give you a passport. there has been 30 years since the collapse of the ussr and the position is still go into the exams. educations change to before you could attend luck via an russian school seamlessly and there was no issue. the now the majority of schools are locked in only because many russian language in bilingual schools are forced close. the soul is longing for the motherland. but where can it be found? i've lived here for a long time now and haven't so many contacts of friends here. i should have thought earlier about where i was going hundreds of

and we have large exam rooms. something we have needed for years. i know all of our patients will really appreciate this. i want -- i personally want to thank the entire staff of maxine hall and the porters and for all of the hard work and dedication that y'all have done -- have shown during this pandemic. i know that it wasn't easy, but god gave y'all -- each and every one of y'all -- the strength. i know that it was stressful, but you did it. thank you for all that you do. god bless each and every one of you. and thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, roslyn, for your comments and for joining us today. of course i want to say again a big thank you to all of the city departments who helped to deliver this project. i have mentioned the department of public works, the health department, and also the mayor's office of disability with regard to that elevator. so we definitely want to make sure to remember them. but we have been throughout all of this project really it has been the community effort and how people came together to continue servin

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there has been 30 years since the collapse of the ussr and the position is still going to have exams. education is changed to before you could attend luck via an russian school seamlessly. and there was no issue. the now the majority of schools a lot in only because many russian language in bilingual schools of forced close the sole is longing for the motherland. but where can it be found? i've lived here for a long time now and have so many contacts and friends here. i should thought early about where i was going. hundreds of millions of people of thrown out communism authoritarianism or apartheid former adversary's. now corporate withers in diplomacy and global problem solving. what a lot of stories and headlines wrapping up this addition of the weekly here when asking international. thank you for sharing some of your sunday with us here at moscow. it's not about pop us 5 sunday early evening. hope you can join us when we return. talk with 0, one of the major fights, chance to merge with president bush junior, was in 2008, this called bucharest company. at that stage, the united sta

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