david: you must've done ok at johns hopkins undergrad because you got into johns hopkins medical school. dr. vickers: i had to catch up. it took me about a year to catch up. there were classes my classmates had who went to prep schools that i was taking for the first time. i hadn't had calculus when i arrived and they all had calculus. the leveling of the playing ground took a year for it to occur. once the playing ground became level i found that i could compete just as well as they could. david: when you went to johns hopkins medical schools, one of the most famous medical schools in the country, was it integrated at the time or mostly white? dr. vickers: there was a surgeon there who was from alabama, levi watkins, who became a mentor and friend. he grew up in alabama where my grandmother and my mother went to the college where his father was president. levi went to tennessee state vanderbilt, then johns hopkins. stayed on faculty. but challenged johns hopkins that it clearly needed to be more diverse. he wrote all of the african-american medical applicants in the country and encoura

i learned early on from one of my mentors at johns hopkins.e was one of the faculty there and he reminded me that people will often have difficulties with you, but don't make their problem your problem. so, one of my early experiences of taking care of a patient who had a liver cancer, or in this case, a bile duct cancer, they struggled that there was a black surgeon saying that they needed half of their liver out. i respected that because it was unusual. even my grandmother had not ever seen a black doctor, so that was a foreign thing to her. i respected the understanding that what they were going through is not the norm. they called back to johns hopkins to see if i actually trained and i said, do what you need to do to be comfortable with the situation. david: what does it take to be a great surgeon. dr. vickers: this may sound trite, perseverance, resilience, being able to take a blow and not having it become a permanent deformity, and grit. ♪ what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the wa

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the students have set up being comments in front of the johns hopkins library is a part called the beach official. was the the 1st i started here last monday, inspired by other protests that they've seen around the united states. johns hopkins university is one of the most famous in america. it is a very prestigious medical school. and many of the people here have been seeing how did they feel really sorry for the doctors in guys after the fighting a games, almost impossible, always to try and treat their patients. now this is one of the most famous views of the university. looking back towards the library and as you can see, the yacht here is covered with tents. and in fact, over the last few days, the number of times is increase. the number of people protesting here is increased and it's not just students, it's people from the local community as well that they've made demands to the university, including this investment from any connections they have with as well. and also making sure that the university cuts as military ties as well as the seas that that is helping to fuel the is real

companies that do business in israel, in a deal with protesting students administration at johns hopkins, heated the key, the amount of students who had set up an unstable incumbent on campus practical hang reports. tense home to protesters on the johns hopkins university campus for the last 13 days voluntarily taken down after they were able to make a deal with the university officials. the administration is offering us a very fast track review of our divestment concerns. and then the boat, the board of trustees is going to vote on that. in either march or june of 2025. as part of the deal, the student protesters will also not face disciplinary action. and the protesters have agreed not to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremony. something that has happened across the country in the last few days. at duke university students walk out before committee and jerry seinfeld, a vocal supporter of israel gave a speech. this was the see that the university of california berkeley and the university of north carolina chapel hill protest after the ceremonies at the university of texas in austin a

this is johns hopkins university in baltimore. it is one of the most famous medical schools in the world. normally the view that people relate to johns hopkins is from the bottom of the hill, looking up the grass here. this is an area known as the beach and then you get to the library at the top of the hill limit is fed a calming and restful, and that is where the students have chosen to states that protest they've been here since last monday. so what's that? uh, $1112.00 days now, there's more than a 100 of them. they've got the larger tens of encampment running the site. and inside they have the much smaller tense that we've seen in these protests all over the united states. now, yesterday the university told the protest those that they had until 6 pm to sign a document to say that they were leaving, they wouldn't come back. and if they did that, then that wouldn't impact them graduating. it wouldn't go into a permanent record, it wouldn't lead to any possible charges. and an almost as one, the students refused to sign that docu

no, john hopkins, you johns hopkins university is very famous bank statements for his medical school . the view here is one that people tend to associate with the university on the site and just the other side of the camp is where a lot of people on graduation we get their pictures taken. of course we're coming up to graduation week. no, one of the people who is here in the camp is to model to model. first of all, explain to is why you're waiting a mass glasses and also a head score. yeah, so i have nothing to hide, but the university has britain. anyone who is seen up in cameron with legal and academic sanctions. so i'm really just trying to protect myself my identity and also protects immunocompromised friends that come in and visit the camp. and know that the university has said that if you, if you hadn't signed the form by 6 pm, then this protest would go on your permanent records and could leads to the possibility of, you know, graduating. how does that impacted the people here? cuz for many people, graduation must be very close. yeah, so obviously we're still here. they did giv

thank you. mean, well, students at johns hopkins university in baltimore have defied oldest and that protest against israel as well and gaza. hundreds of protest as of setup combined, pitching tends on part of the campus. they've been there since last week. and the school of students to leave by the end of wednesday. now students have also said incumbents in front of the johns hopkins, flying by a park called the beach, our fisher hospital because it has been here for 11 days. and in fact, it's actually going with more tense, and it's not just students, as people from the local community, the johns hopkins university is famous. i'm one of the things that it's famous for is producing doctors and people in the camp of pulled is that they're concerned that the adult doesn't guys are fighting and almost impossible battle with the number of casualties that they are dealing with. this is one of the famous views as well for the university. in fact, people tend to get their pictures taken here and graduation date, and we're coming up very soon to graduation date for many students. but some o

so johns hopkins, settling with the protesters, but by far this has not been the norm. so the normandy to go ahead and live in washington dc. thank you. the indians general election is reached. the hot flight point is a 7 phase election process, which last more than 6 weeks, maybe a 1000000000 people are eligible to take pub. median government has failed to give visas to algiers, who is correspondents to cover the story from the country by for reporting on the election from outside india. i'm some habits reports. what's the name of the? it's the half we bought in the 6 week long, 7 face general election. tens of millions of people have been voting since last month. and the candidates competing for every vote political and then the c panel will be crucial in this election. we have turned out which is lower than last time . i'm more than both was expected in the north, south, west, east of the country. don't seem to be overwhelmingly enthusiastic to bring mister bo the back to power in an actual if you know pop with the acclamation prime minister, not in the movie is seek

security johns hopkins university joins us from washington. welcome to the w. the last couple of years has seen china and the us and in the old landing on the moon. what do you think is behind this accelerated lunar action? thank you for having me and for inviting me. um to show, uh wow, uh space in general space capabilities support and has services, superstructures, development security back at home. and at the same time, they added to those countries and shows for precision assess and national pride domestically. they also help development back home. so i think there's several drivers behind that. those recent events in space. it does seem to have a accelerated though over these last few years. it seems to have some of the race yes, um menu on the many have described what is happening currently as a race. um and one could potentially see that this race because we are all trying to get to the same place uh, the softball. the more around the same time frame. uh, and various countries are developing a capabilities to the end. um, however, and the one in itself

it's accumulating on the camera lens from the mark hopkins hotel. small day-to-day changes through the rest of the week. sit a consistent forecast, this overnight and morning cloud cover is going to be widespread, and then it retreats to the coast by midday. temperatures aren't going to change much at all, running close to what's normal for this time of year. more of the same as we head through the weekend and all the way into the first half of next week. let's switch perspectives. just a different view of the fog from the mark hopkins hotel, looking to the east this time. you can see how low it is. over the top of the transamerica pyramid. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. not a lot of variation in those numbers, and won't change much tonight. as widespread and dense as the fog and cloud cover is, it's more widespread tomorrow morning. reduced visibilities for most of the bay area. like the past several mornings, that fog is going to back up out of the inland valleys pretty quickly. might take a little bit longer over san francisco. reduced vis

security johns hopkins university joins us from washington. welcome to the w. the last couple of years has seen china and the us and in the old landing on the moon, what do you think is behind this accelerated lunar action? thank you for having me into inviting me um to show uh, well, uh, space in general space capabilities, support and hand services superstructures, developments security back at home. and at the same time, they added to those countries and transfer precision assess and national pride of domestically. they also help development back home. so i think there's several drivers behind that. those recent events in space. it does seem to have a accelerated though over these last few years. it seems to have some of the race yes. um menu on the many have described what is happening currently as a race. um and one could potentially see that this race because we are all trying to get to the same place uh, the softball. the one around the same time frame uh, and various countries are developing capabilities to the end. um, however, and the one in itself is

clear skies as we look to the east from the mark hopkins hotel camera. temperatures in the 50s and ofs. 55 in oakland, san francisco, and santa rosa to still holding on to 63 degrees in concord. the fog is going to be sparse as we head into early tomorrow morning. it doesn't mean it's going to be absent, though. a few patches here and there, especially closer to the coast and maybe on the east side of the bay. what fog there is will not take long to dissipate. should be gone by 8:00, 9:00 at the latest. we're going to see plenty of sunshine, including for coastal parts of the bay. your temperatures respect going to warm up a whole lot compared to the rest of the region. tonight we're going to drop to a mix of upper 40s and low 50s. close to normal for time of year. high temperatures tomorrow are going to warm up significantly, and that's in spite of the wind. it's still going to be in an onshore direction as we head through the day. low 80s in the santa clara valley. temperatures inland in the east bay reaching the low to even mid-80s and upper # 0s arou

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but what has been agreed to as johns hopkins already has a process in place where it was reviewing it's investments. they told the protesters, they will move that process up by about 5 months. and then the board of trustees will vote on the possibility of divesting from funds and defense contractors that do business with israel. so that's 5 months faster, but it's still not going to happen until about this time. next year. the protesters promised to not protest at the graduation ceremony, and the university promised that the protestors that had been facing disciplinary action. they're not going to face any sort of punishment for their protests unless they continue to break college rules. this is really just the 6th college of protests, all across the country that have taken this route of negotiating. so this is number 6, but there has been in 57 universities and colleges, according to the associated press. almost 2900 students have been arrested as students and acts of outside of had been arrested over these posted in protests. so another very prominent university taking the road of neg

here's a look from the mark hopkins hotel.rust me, this is the mark hopkins hotel looking to the east. you can see the flag on top of the building, but even that is obscured in the fog. temperatures in the 50s across the board. and those numbers aren't going to drop a whole lot through the rest of tonight. only down to the low to mid-50s as the fog will continue to spread out, pushing across the bay and far into our inland valleys by early wednesday morning. like this morning, that fog isn't going to last long, backing up pretty quickly and making it back to the coast as we head towards about 11:00, maybe 11:30 or noon. today we did see sunshine peeking through along the coast. checking some of the webcams there, and blue skies were not guaranteed today. they're not going to be guaranteed again tomorrow. the may gray is tough to shake. a little bit of sunshine along the coast lets you recharge the mental batteries a little bit. temperatures tonight low to mid-50s. a few very cool spots dropping just barely below 50 degrees. th

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i've been with mens hopkins uh 5 years ago. um and in that coming uh let's just say people action the opposition came helps to i'm getting the majority in the problem. and so, um they organized and then uh and, and the official uh, primary election among the democrats democratic forces. i'm hoping to apply to candidates with the highest time seems to be new election so that they have pressed out a government to respond to their protesting months. i'm in that's probably election despite the warnings from beijing over $600000.00 people turn out to vote and now it has become evidence off of the charge and they, um, funds, it's all of so close conspiracy to the person maybe where does today's judgment leave hong kong pro democracy move on this? well, this is one of the most landmarks the it seems um the security and all bucks put in place in hong kong that is closely monitored by the international communities head today. we have seen adoption, south western diplomats. um, um like, uh, coming here to observe. the verdict is not only

anti war incumbent on their campus. public health and report tense home to protesters on the johns hopkins university campus for the last 13 days voluntarily taken down after they were able to make a deal with the university officials. the administration is offering us a very fast track review of our divestment concerns. and then the boat, the board of trustees is going to vote on that. in either march or june of 2025. as part of the deal, the student protesters will also not face disciplinary action. and the protesters have agreed not to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremony. something that has happened across the country in the last few days. at duke university students walk out before committee and jerry seinfeld, a vocal supporter of israel gave a speech. this was received at the university of california berkeley. and the university of north carolina chapel hill. protest after the ceremonies at the university of texas in austin and it virginia commonwealth university. students walked out as the governor began to speak to protest the violent police correct down against protesters. su

we will leave it there. _ anne applebaum, a journalist at the atlantic and senior fellow at johns hopkins us on bbc news. . ,, , ., around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at another story making the headlines. john swinney has promised a new chapter after taking over as the leader of the scottish national party. he ran unopposed in the contest to succeed humza yousaf. mr swinney is also likely to be confirmed as scotland's new first minister this week. james cook reports. it was the coronation of king john, no other candidates, no contest, but straight to work as a simple enough. mr; contest, but straight to work as a simple enough. my focus will be the — as a simple enough. my focus will be the economy, - as a simple enough. my focus will be the economy, jobs, i as a simple enough. my focus| will be the economy, jobs, the cost of living. the liver national health service, our schools and public services, addressing the climate crisis. i look at politics today and i think politics is in the worst day of avicenna and my lengthy involvement in politics. i'm here to

while students instead of incumbents in front of the johns hopkins library park called the beach, alicia was the the process started here last monday, inspired by other protests that they've seen around the united states. johns hopkins university is one of the most famous in america. it is a very prestigious medical school, and many of the people here have been seeing how do they feel really sorry for the doctors and guys after the fighting a games, almost impossible, always to try and treat their pieces. so this is one of the most famous views of the university looking back towards the library. and as you can see, the yard here is covered with tents. and in fact, over the last few days, a number of times as increase the number of people protesting here as increased. and it's not just students, it's people from the local community as well that have made demands to the university, including this investment from any connections they have with as well. and also making sure that the university cuts as military ties, as well as the sees that that is helping to fuel the is really war machine a

he's also a president and meredith, the american institute for contemporary german studies at johns hopkins in washington. it's good to see you again. jack's the, there's a lot of talking about here, despite this guilty verdict truck can still run for president. what does this tell us about american democracy? but on the one hand, i think it might say that the way in which this court was able to be managed and the results seems to suggest that the system work 12 people is randomly selected a jury of his peers found donald trump guilty. and so i think in that way of the system, i've seen too many, if not all the confirmation that the system was set up and it worked in this case as well. and right after that, we heard from republicans, the republican speaker of the house. mike johnson says that the supreme court should to step in so you've got a congressional leader wanting the judicial branch, the federal level to metal. indeed, judicial system of the state of new york. first of all, is that possible in a 2nd? isn't this the behavior that we usually find in an all talk proceed and not the de

john university students hopkins organized one of the largest anti-zionist rallies on campus. this university annually receives one billion dollars from the us department of defense and affiliated institutions. receives to the zionist regime . university officials gave students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday. but the students say they will continue to protest . we will stop our protests when the university authorities take care of our demands. there is no point in leaving the protest without the authorities obeying our demands. we just can't follow the recipe they say. in this there is no other form of this protest. this is obedience to their orders. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey, usa, went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. in the university of puerto rico , which is under the political rule of the united states. students instead. the american flag and the palestinian flag were installed on the universi

people have been forced from the homes by the flooding, with many seeking higher ground to cease hopkins into it. you know, i took shelter here because i don't think there was, i will ever get this. hi. thank you again. want us to work is that bringing us food and there are doctors treating people who are sick. so maybe i think that's the sort of way. if the move from too much water to knows enough shortages of basic supplies, also causing problems along with a growing risk of disease in florida to areas adding to the patient is more for cast, rain with fee is flood waters could rise again before they start to receive a man and some football. now we're also a direct line to us through to the champions league final, after meeting paris on german. not so much score. the games only goal heading home just minutes into the 2nd half is a try to come back, but just couldn't find them that they had the post 4 times when gave don't want to know victory on the aggregate and it means dogwood will play the winner of the other semi final between real madrid and bar munich, which has just kicked off a

johns hopkins university students organized one of the largest anti-zionist gatherings on the campus of this university. it receives 1 billion dollars annually from the us department of defense and institutions affiliated with the zionist regime . the university authorities gave the students a deadline to collect their tents on wednesday , but the students say they will continue the protests . we will stop our protests when the university authorities take care of our demands. without the authorities giving in to our demands. in this case, this is no longer an objection. this is obedience to their orders. a group of professors and students of princeton university in new jersey went on a hunger strike to express solidarity with the palestinian people. 10 university professors and 12 students stopped eating in this protest movement. at the university. puerto rico, which is under the political rule of the united states , students installed the palestinian flag on the university building instead of the american flag. in new york university, the police attacked the tent and arrested a numb

at johns hopkins university in baltimore, the deadline to end the strike or face legal action and academic suspension has passed, and students are defying the authorities' orders. we are still here and we think we will not leave until our demands are met. after the recent police attack on the university of chicago art school, this is the latest protest sit-in in the city of chicago. about western university in ohio once that the students refused to move away from the so-called spirit wall where they were allowed to write their views on it, the contractors poured paint on it, we are here because we know that asking our university for investment did not work students insist on their demands . kidney patients in the gaza strip, including in al-aqsa martyrs hospital , are struggling with many problems. according to al-alam network , the condition of patients is catastrophic and hospitals do not have the necessary facilities to handle and treat this volume they do not have patients. following the military operation in the city of rafah and the removal of the only patient. the government provinc