the ina distinguishes between categories of persons who are admitted and those who are not. some persons with lawful status, such as asylees and parolees, are not admitted. individuals in non-immigrant status are admitted. as the dhs policy manual states, a non-immigrant is a person who is admitted for a specific period of time. the ina's express exception for non-immigrant crewmen demonstrates that unless congress makes an exception, admission is inherent in non-immigrant status. the government's primary response is to argue that the statute considers tps recipients to be in lawful status but not admitted. but, if congress intended only that limited function, it need only have said that tps recipients are considered to be in lawful status, period. the function served by the additional phrase as a non-immigrant is to ensure that tps recipients are considered admitted just as all non-immigrants are. this is the only sensible reading of the statute. tps recipients are subject to rigorous scrutiny and risk removal by coming forward and registering. in exchange, congress made th

and -- >> reporter: and you knew ina well. >> and i knew ina. right. so i jumped out of my car and i said, "pam didn't come home last night." >> reporter: ina hess was pam's friend and longtime office manager. ina said pam seemed fine the day before. said when she left, around 4:30 p.m., pam was meeting with her last client of the day behind closed doors. but ina had a key to the building and office, so the two women headed in. >> i opened the door there and the lights were all off and blinds were all pulled. >> reporter: was that unusual? >> very. the blinds in my area, the reception area, were never closed. >> reporter: but they were this time? >> they were closed. and i reached over and turned the light switch on. >> all of a sudden i hear her say, "oh my god, oh my god, oh my god." and i walked over to where she was, and we could see pam's body kind of laying in a fetal position. >> reporter: julie is a nurse. she checked for signs of life. >> i remember leaning down and, you know, checking for a carotid pulse. and i remember thinking, "everything

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they're doing something which borders on criminal ina lab.en. you're going to have false positives everywhere, so all these people are going to be told that they have covid when they haven't. the lab says its training makes clear — operators must pause the system to manually intervene. if contamination is suspected, the run must be stopped, the system cleaned down and a new run started from scratch. after each person's test is completed, results are checked by these scientists. they're responsible for quality control. this shows a plate of 93 results. the orange, "x"s are inconclusive results. this many suggests contamination. it's much better to have less numbers going through, but of higher quality, than hitting numbers that are meaningless, really. let's face it, you know, if none of those results were any good whatsoever out of the 70,000, do you call it 70,000 or do you call it zero? from my team and two others, whose job it is to check the quality of results. they each show me plates they think are contaminated. 0ne says management want

they're doing something which borders on criminal ina lab.. you're going to have false positives everywhere, so all these people are going to be told that they have covid when they haven't. the lab says its training makes clear — operators must pause the system to manually intervene. if contamination is suspected, the run must be stopped, the system cleaned down and a new run started from scratch. after each person's test is completed, results are checked by these scientists. they're responsible for quality control. this shows a plate of 93 results. the orange "x"s are inconclusive results. this many suggests contamination. it's much better to have less numbers going through, but of higher quality, than hitting numbers that are meaningless, really. let's face it, you know, if none of those results were any good whatsoever out of the 70,000, do you call it 70,000 or do you call it zero? in all, i speak to three scientists at length, from my team and two others, whose job it is to check the quality of results. they each show me plates they thin

international space station once they are docked but they win able to get dock their suits then get ina comfortable position. really the suits are used for the most dynamic phases of flight. so asince the one of those. shake, rattle roll of the launch then the suit will help maintain pressure in unlikely event there would be a cabin leak inside. >> as we mentioned earlier thesh suits are like a second spacecraft, rating? and so these are custom suits with their cuss tum seat saturdays in dragon. they go hand in and what each other. even though they are custom. i am sure they are probably ready to get out of those suits, they do have a 23-shower ride to station, so i want them to get comfortable. we should hear from the crew a little bit later on in the brad cast so all this show be exciting. s that true. that event will be special and actually be able to see them from on orbit the cameras then they are able to do a show exactly what it is like. life aboard the inside of the dragon capsule which will only be their home for like just you said, a little more than 23 hours then bet to go to

. >>> looking live at the white houseofrussan ina put aside disputes and pledged international cooperation on fighting climate change. china and russia both pledged to cut:petroleum omissions, pope francis also weighed in. >> china will strive to peak missions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060. and russia is generally interested in galvanizing international cooperation sells to look further for effective solutions to climate change. >> we need to ensure that the environment is cleaner. >> president biden is pledging to cut us omissions from 2005 levels by up to the 2% before the end of the decade. >>> police in oakland looking for the looters who smashed up at least four businesses in a rolling car caravan. they first hit the best buy on mandela parkway just after midnight, shattering the glass doors, but were not able to get past the security gate. the same story one hour later at the walgreens. they eventually able to cut their way into a store on 98th avenue. police in neighboring emeryville say the same group hit a gamestop on holly street. an 18-year-old was arrest

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it's saturday afternoon on a popular food strip in manila 21 year old stephenville ina has turned his motorbike into a makeshift curbside coffee bar calling it c. cup coffee seek up means effort in tagalog the linda has been doing this with his partner and her friend since december last year as an advocacy for local coffee farmers and also making a profit out of it. i wanted to make a bet with in one day make it up down. here. but i've been working there. temporary by bring me full if you have been. dying to have a farmer. he's part of a growing independent coffee culture despite being a coffee producing country the philippines is predominantly an instant coffee market that is changing from the grassroots level to facebook group coffee home brew is only had a few 100 members before the pandemic now it has over 24000. former coffee chain barista john santos and a friend are among hundreds of new startups tapping into that market they started selling homemade bottled brews under the name resonate coffee then they set themselves up near an area of east manila that's popular with cyclists

begin returning priceless sculptures looted from nigeria british soldiers took what's known as the been ina bronzes in the 19th century the objects were later sold to be easy i'm surround the world they are considered some of africa's greatest treasures the kremlin critic alexina vali has appeared in public for the 1st time since ending a 3 week hunger strike the job opposition figure was seen via video link for a court hearing at the same time to all these political network announced that it is disbanding at least 4 people have been killed in clashes on the frontier between the central asian nations of tajikistan and kyrgyzstan dozens more were injured poorly drawn borders dating back to the soviet union and long calls to tension between the 2 neighbors turkey has imposed his 1st national walk down to slow a 3rd wave of covert 19 non-essential businesses will close domestic travel will be restricted schooling will be moved online turkey currently has the highest infection rate in europe. and staying with a pandemic india's health care system is near collapse and hospitals are without enoug

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it's really important to look after your mental health i ina team. everybody 0k?ecause she is not very well? i miss lisa. at the end of the day, - we all need to look for support and if you can't get it - face—to—face with your family, you need to look at other areas. l covid, ! think, has changed the way that we work- in the hospital. and i'm hoping not to go back to how we were. i i think we're more conscious - that we need to be more talking to the patients, talking to each other, talking i to the team, i think we've learned that from covid i more than anything. that supporting each other, being there for each other. i yeah, so i've got a shared care in numbertwo... i'm still very much the efficient nurse that i've always been. i've always liked to think of myself as a role model at work from a professional standpoint. i think the pandemic has taught me to role model in a different way at work, in that i have started to show when i'm not ok. whereas i don't think i did that before. i don't think i've had any choice but to stand up and say, "i haven't been 0k."

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an 18 month transition to elections in the morgan report on the story now from the capital and jim ina the military company one word to describe the rebels are. saying that they are terrorists and they're not to be he said with they believe that the group because for them after the statement from the minister who the military force has asked for the statement that he put out the fact these groups because they went and spoke of who's outside the capital borders and that they they continue to wage war against the government therefore they are loath to be negotiated this is despite the fact that the military council appointed and i think that they will being targeted because of the government for the next 18 months while they hold up with various groups including civil societies an opposition group says that they want the old i looked and there was a little government to be formed of course we're expecting to fix them on a member a transitional council to be a point that included civilian office and members by the council saying that they want to go out of the open it looks like when they

that it was in good repair but there has been some criticism of the indonesian naval fleet sale at ina's do you think the at age of the submarine may be a reason for the crisis. obviously there is so many speculation about why that the submarine contact a couple days ago but of course. age problem is one of them but the official has said that this submarine is still in a good condition even though the age is or old as we all know the vessel was built in germany in 1000 $77.00 and joined an indonesian navy fleet in $1081.00 according to the defense ministry and it underwent a 2 year fit in south korea that was completed in 2002 or so the submarine in its 44 years old and is still very unclear if this is one of the main reason why this submarine lost concert couple days ago but experts say that this is the time for the government or for the military to have an affiliation about their. you know submarine i mean military ships or something like that because it's needed for the operation but of course they need to focus on the maintenance itself of course or i prefer dani pervert it up to cor

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in100,000, may looking at europe might be one in 100,000, may be one in 250,000, in the us, may be one ina may be one in a million, and we have to be very careful about the messaging. the us is in a different position. if tomorrow the us never authorised the astrazeneca oxford vaccine and shelved the johnson astrazeneca oxford vaccine and shelved thejohnson & astrazeneca oxford vaccine and shelved the johnson & johnson vaccine, shelved thejohnson &johnson vaccine, it may shelved the johnson & johnson vaccine, it may not have that much impact on the us programme because they have other options, they have procured so much of the mrna vaccines and the particle vaccine may still be there. but the problem when you look at sub—saharan africa and latin america, they are all adenovirus vector vaccines, and if somebody signals a problem oran if somebody signals a problem or an alarm, that could have a devastating effect on the ability of africa and latin america to fight this pandemic. so it is so important how we operate and proceed, not only thinking about the safety of the american people but th

its embassy in chad the warning follows reports of rebels making their way towards the capital in jim ina india is reporting daily record numbers of covert $9000.00 infections health thought or has registered more than 261000 cases in the past 24 hours and is running out of vaccine supplies as well so we'll continue to delay exports that's my lot for today thank you for your company the listening post is next on our dresser and then the news hour with how the market in. well it's bracing for what could be done. or said exclusive that's right. really just. right now we. have. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're examining this week brazil covert 19 and the misinformation too much of it comes from the president's office and a consortium of news organizations is out to change the narrative putting a happy face on a genocide a case of colorizing cambodian history gone wrong it was the unlikeliest experiment in harnessing the power of online collaboration and it's just turned 20

ina in a statement noel clarke vehemently denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing.the better. chi chi izundu, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... heading back to the dancefloor without social distancing. it's part of a uk pilot on how to gather safely without spreading covid. ben hannam, the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. 0ur correspondent daniel sandford explained the nature of the sentence. three years and four months of being a member of a banned terrorist organisation and also included in that concurrent sentence for possessing documents that might be useful to a terrorist and a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud. that is essentially lying on his police application form when he was asked to tick a box saying he never been a member of the bnp or any other similar organisation. and he ticked a similar box on his vetting form, so not only had he been involved with national action, which was originally banned for cel

the small west african nation of bin inas preparing for its presidential election this weekend with more than a dozen candidates disqualified from running and president patrice tennille is expected to face a weakened opposition after several changes to election laws i mean address reports from the coastal city of katrina. a rally for the president as election day draws closer it's mostly a long convoys parading the streets of the capital these days. much of the opposition has been muzzled. media law. we introduce sponsorship political sponsorship which stated that before running. have to be sponsored by dean. of. sleep in the eighty's when you. know in the nation. we just see that. condi did so for position cannot get distant because they don't. they don't have. to be in to do this if you know a few feeling of here you know you don't really know what to see when to see the how to see. the parliament dominated by the governing party has introduced changes to the electoral law. many say to be the way for government to age out serious competition with many a president a lot of potential opp

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and number two, can he find a way ina very number two, can he find a way in a very bipartisan fashionan _ forward. ron christie, republican political. forward. ron christie, - republican political analyst and former advisor to president george w bush. always good to get your clarity and analysis on that speech. thank you for staying on as well. like i said, lots more on our website and a fuller analysis as well of the president's speech. that first historic speech, that imagery that will be repeated no doubt and shown across various broadcasts. thank you so much for being with me here on bbc world news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ bbckasiamadera. see you soon. hello there. it took till the end of the month before they started to make an appearance, but april showers feature quite heavily in the forecast through the rest of this week and into the weekend. and don't expect things to warm up as we see april out and go into may. it is going to be on the chilly side. area of low pressure with this weather front, which brought rain to end wednesday across southern counties. continue

ina diary, in a diary, he noted that hejoined national action in 2015, left in 2017 and joined the metropolitanther former national action members, jack renshaw has admitted plotting to kill his mp. zach davis was found guilty of attempting to behead an asian dentist and jack coulson had made a pipe bomb. it seems incredible that a man who had been a member of a terrorist organisation could join the police, and the police not be aware of his background. and the police not be aware of his background-— and the police not be aware of his back round. ,, ., ., background. seen here during a nazi salute in a propaganda _ background. seen here during a nazi salute in a propaganda video, - background. seen here during a nazi salute in a propaganda video, he - background. seen here during a nazi| salute in a propaganda video, he had ticked a box on two police forms. he said he had never been a member of the bnp. the force never took a reference from the school he had just left, where one teacher had been shocked by his racism. daniel sandford, bbc news. our home editor mark easton is here. this is the l

the 74 year old is next in line his wife has ina talked him into it she has already been vaccinated while her husband is receiving the injection she tells us that she even went to the hospital to get it how much some money attempts to reach it scared us when we heard about the virus on t.v. but thank god nothing bad happened to us we live our lives the same way he did she for the disease we do our jobs eat our animals and take care of our houses question . the doctors administered to more vaccinations that day more isn't really possible under these conditions. but even if it takes time they nip arak is proud of her work. which ensures that the pandemic is under control at least it is here. in russia some rural areas lack even basic infrastructure that's the case in sawyer a small village in the tiger cut off from the rest of the country it's difficult for locals to get daily supplies like food or medicine like uli there is the tiger extras drive. gives the people of saigon a chance to escape them again lives once in a while. boris petrovitch school is on his way to pick up passengers. he

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. >>> looking live at the white house this mog.prt is expecte dollars ina unsalicly funded preschoolt. will benefit five million children. saving the average family around $13,000. it is a key part of the president's american families plan. >>> great news for the class of 2021. no more drive through graduations. the mayor just signed off on outdoor ceremonies. 4,000 will be honored june 1st through third. >>> happening today the nevado school district is considering closing an elementary school. students and parents gathered on arthur street in south nevado boulevard. school officials considering closing el ranchoo but protestors say itminotynities. >> we are trying to support our school. this is incredible school. diverse, supports all backgrounds of kids, we have kid from all over the world here. we have kid from all over -- from every background. it's a beautiful campus. the teachers are the greatest. >> the district said that whatever school is picked to go before the board, they are committed to ensure the needs of families addressed. >>> the looking live at san francisco, as ou

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>> would it be appropriate within training to hold a subject inas that prone restraid position with a knee on the neck and a knee on the back for an extended period of time after the subject has stopped offering anyra resistance? >> no, sir. >> or has lost their pulse? >>o no, sir. >> you testified that an individual can be unconscience one moment and then suddenly become conscience and become violent correct? >> potential yes, sir. >> ever had an circumstance where a individual has lost their pulse and suddenly come back to life and become more vinyl? >> not that i'm aware of, sir. >> nothing further. >>or anything further -- [silence] in terms of the use of force, and continuation of the use of force,n you were just shown exhibit 184. going to ask to republish 184. looking at this individual right here, does it appear that the man in blue is holding back the man in black? [inaudible conversations] yes, sir. >> hold back. in tomorrow of the continuation of use of force when we're talking about involvement of onlookers right -- the words they use matter. correct? >> yes, they do. >> i

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so the book explains that ina lot of ways . and attempts to place them where they belong in history. so i'm going to do a little bit of reading. a very short reading from the book. this is from chapter 1 in which readers will meet a woman named lynn. lynn is finishing up her last year's at suny, she's been working in the labs but she's not loving it. not because she doesn't find the work interesting, she finds it very compelling being in labs is not thrilling for her. she's also vaguely intimidated by the men in the lab, she doesn't love being only one of two women in the science club. she also learns to learn about the vietnam war through the boyfriend of hers and starts to get more politically engaged. her last year of college she goes to rome and that's when she gets to rome it's like for world explodes.she decides she wants to beout in the world . so she comes back home and has an idea that she wants to become a stewardess. this section i'm going to read right now is why it was such an exciting job for her. working as a ste

clarissa war, doing the important work in new delhi, ina, findia, for us. appreciate it. >>> some vaccines may go to waste because not enough americans want to get their shots. nearing 100 million people fully vaccinated. we're starting to see how effective these vaccines are at preventing the spread. can as remain city or are down in all but three states. as cases are declining, so are vaccination rates, regrettably, at the lowest they've been since march, as nick watt reports. >> we are rae for stores to open, businesses, offices, theaters full strength. our plan is to fully reopen new york city on july 1st. >> reporter: one-time hot spots have cooled, prepping for a return to normal. here say large chunk of why. >> people have gotten vaccinateded, 6.3 million vaccinations in new york city to date. >> reporter: los angeles says they might move into lowest level restrictions next week when, in atlanta, braves will allow fully pack stadiums. >> just opening up like we have has meant the world, i think, to everybody here. >> reporter: nationwhy, average dail

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