most of them were la county sheriff's department recruits.lanueva said as many as 25 people were injured, though pd had to recruit, injured. glendale had to pass an one and 20 the balance of the 25 were all a sheriff's department recruits. the recruits were on a run information when the suv crashed into them. those in front of the formation were able to jump out of the way, but the recruits behind them didn't see the vehicle coming video from sky 5 showed a triage set up at the crash site. the fire station is close by. so emergency responders arrived quickly and search for critical victims had already been transported by deputies. the sheriff said they're dealing with life altering injuries, including head trauma, broken bones and loss of limbs for some. the crash happened around 06:30am, in the morning by mills and telegraph road near the sheriff's training facility in unincorporated whittier. the driver is a 22 year-old male from diamond bar. the cause of the crash is unclear. authorities say he was driving the wrong way when he hit the rec

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it's not just about recruiters, it's about our soldiers for life. those who serve talking about the value of having been a soldier. we think that's really important. we also think it's important have soldiers who were very successful in the army go back to their high schools and communities talk about what a difference it's made and we've opened up our gated communities so people can see what's it like for a soldier bring 83% of the young men and women who come into the army, for military families. they know what that is and what we have to do is expose those who may not have the opportunity to understand what the army is all about. >> right now we are in the process of developing plans to do that. we want to make sure there is the amount of recruits that can do that. the initial results we are seeing as this would change the way we do recruiting. we are getting young men and women, some don't have the best access or the best fitness but we are finding out a lot about their commitment, whether they want to serve or not. they can do that right up fro

adding that one recruit. he's on a ventilator. police are trying to figure out why a man went on a stabbing spree at a target store in downtown l a leaving a woman and a child in critical condition. police say it happened tuesday night when a man grabbed a knife from the house where it's department. he confronted a 9 year-old boy threatened to kill him and then stabbed him in the shoulder as the boy tried to run away. employees says the boy ran towards her covered in blood. super brave little kid. super brave kid. >> what was he saying was he crying? was the star just we're just trying to keep his mind off of it. you know, talking about video games. if you have any siblings, things like that. >> police say the man stabbed a woman in the chest headed towards the exit. he lunged at a security guard who opened fire, killing him. 4.39. now from surplus to major deficit. a new projection shows california budget could see could soon see a multi billion dollar shortfall. capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at the numbers

>> good morning this is for the secretary you have talked a lot about recruiting and retention challenges this year. i'm hoping you can give us some specifics on what you plan to do in the next few months to try and meet your goal this year and do you have an assessment whether meeting the recruiting goal for 2023 is within your grasp? >> it is very early to be speculating where we will land at the end of fy 23. i don't think we are in a good position to answer that question in terms of what we are doing in the next few months the early results look promising and depending on how that plays out in the next month or two we will look at expanding that through additional training which viwould help us another thing we have done is we have partnered with the recruiting brigade to increase the profile of the s army at events all across the united states. that data-driven analysis with that return on investment so we will put more investment into marketing and then the recruiting task force. and then part of the mandate is to help us identify that and get moving. >> we believe exposure to the a

they knew how they were being recruited and how they were doing the recruiting.o, they were incredibly successful under that name of congress's own. and continued to do that through the rest of the war, even after 1781, when james livingston's regiment was demobilized. anybody left over from that, as well as other foreign recruits and soldiers, joined hastens regiment. and it became known as the canadian old regiment. but let me tell you, that's not the name that's in the pension accounts. hazen's regiment, congress's own, is usually what you see. they picked up on that identity. so, this leads me into the other one that i want to talk about, this is how we get sergeant major john h. hutton 's. it's that they are recruiting among all of these other camps and garrison's up and the new york area. they're sending, recruiting officers down here into pennsylvania, into these other states, into the point where we've got soldiers from 11 of the states in the regiments. the only ones we don't have as i haven't found anybody from south carolina or georgia in this regiment

they knew how they were being recruited and how they were doing the recruiting in it. so they were incredibly successful under that name of congress's own and continued to do that through the rest of the war. even after 1781 when james livingston's regiment was demobilized anybody left over from that as well as other foreign recruits and soldiers joined hazen's regiment and it became known as the canadian old regiment, but let me tell you. not the name that's in the pension accounts hazen's regiment congress's own is usually what you see they they picked up on that identity. so this leads me into the other one that i want to talk about is this is how we get sergeant major john h hawkins. is that they are recruiting among all of these other camps and garrison's up in the new york area. they are sending recruiting officers down here into pennsylvania into these other states to the point where we've got soldiers from 11 of the states in the regiments. the only ones we don't have is i haven't found anybody from south carolina or georgia in this regiment, but they've got so

this is a good reminder that britain recruited actively recruited germans. well into that, you know, 1782. even into 1783. so conventional histories of the revolutionary war are often more or less over with yorktown. but, you know, focus on the germans reminds us, well, the war is not yorktown, at least not from the british perspective. so we have shipments, shipments of recruits that go to america in as as the fall of 1782. so recruits maybe went willingly to or they volunteered for an opportunity to improve the economic situation. some probably went to gain free passage to america maybe their plan to emigrate. and it kind of was a free ride. some hope advance their military careers, start the american landing people or were in search of adventure 22 year old recruits stefan pup from unspecified recorded in his journal that many of the recruits around him were and i quote filled grief and sorrow while i and those in my way of thinking were enjoying the prospect leaving our mother country for the new world. a few of these recruits, people that signed up were

sheriff's recruits hit by a car last week. we have more on how law enforcement is helping them on the road to recovery. >> the burgers were flipping, and the line was growing. hundred from the law-enforcement community, near and far, veterans clubs, and people from all across the southland all came hungry to help the injured recruits from l.a. county sheriff's academy class 464. >> even though we are not from l.a. county, or the l.a. area, we are all brothers, and sisters out here, and this is a big deal for us. >> reporter: local business owners and community members donated the food and materials for this fundraiser to benefit the recruits who were on a training run in south whittier last week when an suv veered onto the wrong side of the road, and slammed into the group injuring 25. right now, one recruit is in grave condition, three critical, 21 have been released from the hospital. >> all i could think was, my son ose da ning >> rtsaleis rmer l.a. brought hegrandsons to show love and gratitude for the recruits and their f

has dhr recruited for similar position? somebody involved in oversight or investigation--conduct, running of departments that administrative or criminal investigations? >> the two most resent are the two that i have noted. if they can move, commissions have largely relied. so not to my knowledge. >> so if dhr were to do the recruitment, how would you establish the knowledge skills and experience for candidates in order to scan candidates? >> i think the question is how would dhr work with the commission to develop the profile? >> yes, the criteria. >> it would be a project with you. we would look at the practices in the industry in the terms of recruiting in the field. and partnership with you. ultimately to meet the expectations of the commission. when i spoke last time, they typically want to use an recruitment firm because of the expertise that those firms bring. >> has the executive firm indicated how they would do recruitment process? and the screening for the position? >> they did describe that in their proposal and i

why did he learn from the filming of a recruit?ecame an exemplary commander and gave his life for ukraine. he was left with two small children. about a soldier who could not do otherwise . with morphs, everything is the same as with paratroopers and shacks in the target even in complete darkness, the most famous recruit of ukraine, he is one of the best soldiers i have seen oleksiy chubashik ruslan chubach with you ready for his the main battle in june 2022, it seems he has been preparing all his life, we met exactly 12 years ago when we were freshmen at the institute of journalism, i remember a guy with a wide white smile came up to me and said hello, can i see oleksiy chubashev, a military journalist, studied some subjects with us civilians, he was there where a guy from a small town from a large family dreamed of being said i want to be a military journalist and he did not submit documents anywhere one faculty alone alisa chubasheva there will be a war in ukraine in 2015 we are already we know the enemy in the face, russia has a

where they were recruiting.tive men deemed expendable. that, means essentially, men whose departure for america was regarded as having little or no economic disadvantages for the territory or whose absence may have been seen as beneficial for the local community. for example, in february of 1776, an official from brown's white as the duke for permission to enlist a poor man who was serving time for stealing what from the duke of forests. that same month a woman begged the duke to enlist her son in law who she described as quote a disgusting godless man, and of quote. she pleaded with him to, quote free as from this evil man and we have quite a few petitions like this in the german archives. drunkenness, laziness, those kinds of things are with sometimes in, laws can you please taken to america. ideally, the men volunteered. but german archives document cases of men who refused to be recruited, potentially escape different territories, recruits who deserted or mute need and families who pleaded with a ruler to ex

how many recruits are injured? >> right now -- i'm counting, sir. >> reporter: 25 hurt, 5 of them critically. >> there are no signs of any skid marks and no signs that they tried to stop. >> reporter: recruits telling authorities the car was going an estimated 30 to 40 miles an hour, and they could hear it accelerating. >> it happened so quickly that just the people just saw it veer into them. they jumped out of the way. but the people behind had no chance, because they never saw it. they said it looked like an airplane wreck, there was so many bodies scattered everywhere. >> reporter: the most seriously rushed to hospitals before paramedics arrived. firefighters at a nearby station hearing the crash and racing to help. >> the range of injuries we have, obviously, are head trauma. we have broken bones. we've had some loss of limb. these are life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: concerned about the kids coming and going to school, bogart peralta raced to the scene. on this street, what's the sun like at that hour.

. >>> police recruits struck. an out-of-control vehicle slams into a group of recruits in the middle of a training exercise. the latest on their conditions. >>> and severe snowstorm. where we could see several feet of snow over the next few days. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with what is now a certainty. republicans will take control of the u.s. house next year. cbs news projects the gop winning at least 218 seats in what will be a slim majority. it's a narrower margin than what many expected before the midterm elections. earlier this week republican lawmakers nominated kevin mccarthy to lead their party meaning that he will now likely be the next speaker of the house. a formal vote is still needed when the new congress convenes in january. elise preston is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the nominations come as the gop is divided over its future after an underwhelming midterms and former president trump's announcement for a 2

it is true that 40 percent of the tourism terrorist control with this recruiter together will be able to restore that whole national territory. this is a national cause. we have to fight for that with my, with office 7 pm on wednesday here in the russian capital and is always a pleasure to have you with us. this is alex he into national so as we understand blackouts so now ongoing across ukraine, after a series of blasts in multiple cities, the water supply has also been cut into a number of places including the capital key of ukraine. electricity infrastructure has been severely damaged off the 2 months of targeting by russia. retaliatory strikes against the countries power supply started off to a truck bomb, hit the coach bridge in october. moscow says the goal of miss allen. drones drives against infrastructure is to we can key ebs capability more on the strikes, not without his merit. gasdio. well, you craig's energy infrastructure appears to be crumbling, russian strikes and we have seen waves of them of the past month or so have had a build up effect the ukranian authorities ser

for certain demographics of game as it's a recruitment portal. some 1st person shooters have embedded adverts within the games themselves, even without the sort of explicit recruitment effort. games, like call of duty make warfare seem fun, exciting an escape from the drudgery of the normal lives. the game designers and engineers are the expected pedigrees. one might see in a game development team, but a call of duty employers, the likes of well, francis townsend of the atlantic council in the infamous us war on terror campaign . a to more with similar backgrounds that they've, anthony, and chance glasgow are also on the firms development team. now, the game itself closely parallels current events and political trends. an early release of call of duty featured a fictitious iranian general who supported local terrorists at the office of baz, remarkable resemblance to the life iranian general ceremony. who was assassinated by a us drone back in 2020. well, radio host and political commentator, steve gill, told us these types of video games seek to

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but i hope that this recruitment together will be able to restore the whole national territory. i think that everyone is asked to contribute to the word. this is a national cause we have to fight for that. it doesn't mean that everyone will carry a weapon, but what we can do to help we will do and then the central african nation of chad. at least 10 soldiers have been reportedly killed. and as hard as the western part of the country, very close to the lake chad region. the incident happened not far from the countries border with nigeria. old soldiers killed were members of the defense forces, a neighboring cameroon. anesha also faced concert, attacked by the so called islamic state in west africa, province group. according to report those same attackers, see the chat armies equipment after the classroom. meanwhile, kenya has stepped into ongoing piece negotiations between the democratic republic of congo and the so named m $23.00 militia group has been engaged in a violent insurgency near the rwandan board of a month with thousands of people displace due to the spiraling crisis.

>> reporter: investigators say 25 recruits were injured with five still in critical condition. >> the deputies of the front of the formation to the vehicle coming and they were able to get out of the way. but the people that were behind the ones in the front could not see what was in front of them. >> reporter: silva says he saw some recruits put into patrol cars taken to hospitals before could arrive. investigators say the driver was not under the influence of alcohol and they are still trying to figure out what could have caused him to drive on the wrong side of the road into those recruits. witnesses say if not for the recruits that rushed to help each other, things could have been worse. >> i believe those take charge and handled the situation is what pretty much help them save their lives. they took action really quick. >>> take a look at this picture from space, it is kind of like a cosmic hourglass. one of the more haunting and amazing images we have seen so far from the james webb telescope. paul, a resident explainer of such things. >> a resident nerd. >> this is a star being

county sheriff department recruiting class were hurt today after a wrong-way driver plowed into them while the group was on the training run. cbs reporter danya bacchus has the very latest from woodier. >> reporter: the l.a. county sheriff says 25 los angeles county sheriffs department recruits are hurt after this suv drove into them while they were on a training run. >> tragedy struck our department. they were running information heading northbound when a vehicle that was traveling southbound veered into the northbound lanes and struck the formation. >> reporter: the recruits were hit just before 6:30 this morning near their training facility in whittier. a suburb a few miles southeast of los angeles. >> 25 recruits were injured. 16 were minor injures. >> these young people are getting ready to put themselves in the line of danger in their career. who knows that while you're training to do that, you are actually in harm's way. >> reporter: the injured recruits received quick medical treatment. crews working in a nearby fire station heard the crash and rushed to the scene. >> the cha

. >>> showing a video of a wrong-way driver running down southern's of california's sheriff's recruits. >>> temperatures cooling off rapidly and we returned to near normal temperatures tomorrow after a rather warm day today. we will take a look at the ups and downs , our temperature pattern and rain chances in the first forecast, coming up. >>> actor michael shannon is have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >>> an investigation tonight after dolls with dark complexions were found hanging at 330 the school this week. they were found at saratoga and prospect high schools and redwood middle school. we know the most about the investigation at saratoga hi. the superintendent sent out an email to saratoga high schoo

the military having a problem reading recruiting goals. ♪ >> first, a fox news alert, bowel vote countingnevada four days after midterm election arizona republicans like masters, he's refusing to concede senate race to mark kelly after the fox news decision desk projected kelly one reaction the senate race still too close to call. the current separation is about 8150 votes. sheriff joe lombardo became the only republican to successfully flip a governor seat in nevada. chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in las vegas with an update with what's happening right now. >> good afternoon from las vegas nevada. the next few hours we expect officials here, home to 75% of the state population to finish tabulating and counting ballots and then publish the numbers. there's a possibility with the numbers and more to come we expect tonight the second largest county in terms of population in the state, we could have a result tonight. it appears the momentum is with the democratic incumbent catherine cortez masto. her challenger adam admitting as much today saying and a tweet, the race will come down

most of them were la county sheriff's department recruits.riff alex villanueva said as many as 25 people were injured, pd had to recruit, injured. glendale had to pass an one and 20 the balance of the 25 were all a sheriff's department recruits. the recruits were on a run information when the suv crashed into them. those in front of the formation were able to jump out of the way, but the recruits behind them didn't see the vehicle coming video from sky 5 showed a triage set up at the crash site. the fire station is close by. so emergency responders arrived quickly and search for critical victims had already been transported by deputies. the sheriff said they're dealing with life altering injuries, including head trauma, broken bones and loss of limbs for some. the crash happened around 6.30, in the morning by mills and telegraph road near the sheriff's training facility in unincorporated whittier. the driver is a 22 year-old male from diamond bar. the cause of the crash is unclear. authorities say he was driving the wrong way when he hit the

more than 2 dozen los angeles county sheriff's department recruits were injured this morning. it happened when they were hit by a wrong-way suv's driver during a training run in the whittier neighborhood of 5 of those recruits are hospitalized tonight in critical condition. >> police now trying to figure out how and why the driver veered into the group correspondent nancy loo has the latest. >> really large, really large scene here. a mass casualty call just before 6.30, this morning when the 22 year-old driver of an suv crashed into the wrong side of the road. plowing into a large group of sheriffs recruits out on a training run and toppling a light pole. and the one thing that was relayed to me was thank god for that light pole because the vehicle. >> ultimately hit it and stop as opposed to possibly hitting more recruits. >> of the 25 rushed to area hospitals. 5 are in critical condition, including a recruit currently on a ventilator. the wrong-way driver passed a breathalyzer test and toxicology results are pending. he reportedly told investigators he was sleepy. some recr

meantime, some recruits ran to a nearby fire station.that was only a few 100 feet away for help. >> while others try to stop the driver could run into a light pole but continue to keep his foot on the gas after he all the recruit. the driver still had his foot on the accelerator. >> so highway been seen that he tried break the glass art like the window open to try to get him to stop. unfortunately, was unable to, but there were able to like open the door, whatever it was and get the driver out at the paint him shares officials say the driver is a 22 year-old male, hispanic from diamond bar. they say he tested negative for alcohol but still need to determine if drugs over teague or anything else played a factor in this accident. the chp is handling the investigation is proper because this is an incorporated. >> and that was married ethnic and beth mcdade reporting. the sheriff's office says that the driver was hurt and they say the recruits injuries range from head trauma to broken bones and loss of limbs and they do say that one recruit

why did you run into the recruits?hy you crossed over to the other lane and ran into the recruits? can anyone give us a comment? a lot of people want answers. despite charging the man with attempted murder of a police officer. >> the los angeles sheriff's department says it didn't have enough evidence to keep gutierrez in custody during an interview with news nation's nicole berlie on rush hour thursday, la county sheriff alex villanueva confirm suspicions that the graphic crash that sent 25 recruits to the hospital was done on purpose. >> they went through an exhaustive the interview process with everyone involved with the video, surveillance statements from their recruits, the physical evidence they have and what they got from the suspect himself. and they were able to form the pain that this was a deliberate act. >> all right. so i just want to make sure that we are clear here. you are saying that that this driver appears to have d3ne this on purpose. >> yes, that is the conclusion we are we're told that only 3 recr

. >>> don't, the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits, two recruits in critical condition. we have just learned from authorities the driver is set to be charged with attempted murder. will carr in california. >>> the new turn tonight in the college murder mystery, after that video just before the chilling murders of four college students from the university of idaho. tonight, news on two other surviving roommates, what police are now saying tonight. and what they're now asking local businesses. kayna whitworth is there. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. russia unleashing a barrage of new missile strikes. explosions in dnipro. and tonight, eight years after a malaysian jet liner was shot down over part of ukraine, the major headline in that case. james longman reporting from ukraine. >>> back here at home, the new video tonight. authorities looking for the woman, an amazon delivery driver, was stealing packages after they were delivered. >>> hnew trouble for ticketmastr tonight, with taylor swift fans furious. amid the bigger issue, when these big tours hit tick ticketmaster,

— to recruit as it is? increasing ratios was — to recruit as it is?reasing - ratios was an idea considered by the coalition government in 2013. but it was rejected because the evidence said of that it was a terrible idea —— overwhelmingly. there is no evidence that this will decrease the cost of evidence, but there is plenty of evidence that tighter ratios are beneficial to child attachment, children's personal, social and emotional development. if we increase ratios we know that it will impact the quality of early years education that our children are provided and at a time when we have reports of a report showing that children need more support, not less, following covid. meanwhile, we have a staffing crisis in the childcare sector, eight in the ten nurseries say they cannot to recruit the staff they need, because the workforce feel undervalued, underpaid and overworked. by increasing ratios you are going to place even more pressure on a workforce in crisis and so we will see even more childcare professionals leave the workforce. as you acknowledged

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today, he is taking one of the agency's newest recruits out on the road. it is part of a nine week bus driver boot camp, that gives rookies like jose the skills they need to safely steer a 40 foot long , 30,000 pound coach through silicon valley traffic. >> just like a vehicle is heavy, you also carry the mystic spence of cargo which is humans. >> reporter: the need for more drivers is approaching a crisis. out of the pandemic, bus ridership is on the rebound but the bta has a shortage of up to 70 drivers. the impact is on riders like alice say again, who find out the hard way that some bus routes don't have enough drivers and wait times on those routes have doubled. >> i wait for more than 30 minutes per this morning, i was trying to ride the bus, but it appears it is taking longer. >> reporter: the goal now is to recruit and train up as many drivers as possible, and even their pay and benefits are good, and there is room for advancement within the agency, recruiting is hard because being a bus driver is not an easy job. >> you're dealing with a large seg

why did you run into the recruits?>> can you tell us why you crossed over to the other lane and ran into the recruits? can anyone give us a comment? a lot of people want answers. despite charging the man with attempted murder of a police officer. the los angeles sheriff's department says it didn't have enough evidence to keep gutierrez in custody during an interview with news nation's nicole berlie on rush hour thursday, la county sheriff alex villanueva confirm suspicions that the graphic crash that sent 25 recruits to the hospital was done on purpose. >> they went through an exhaustive the interview process with everyone involved with the video, surveillance statements from their recruits, the physical evidence they have and what they got from the suspect himself. and they were able to form the pain that this was a deliberate act. >> all right. so i just want to make sure that we are clear here. you are saying that that this driver appears to have done this on purpose. >> yes, that is the conclusion we are we're told

meantime, some recruits ran to a nearby fire station.t was only a few 100 feet away for help. >> while others try to stop the driver could run into a light pole but continue to keep his foot on the gas after he all the the driver still had his foot on the accelerator. >> so my boyfriend scene that he tried break the glass art like the window open to try to get him to stop. unfortunately, was unable to, but there were able to like open the door, whatever it was and get the driver out at the paint him shares officials say the driver is a 22 year-old male, hispanic from diamond bar. they say he tested negative for alcohol but still need to determine if drugs over teague or anything else played a factor in this accident. the chp is handling the investigation is proper because this is an incorporated. >> and that was mary beth mcdade reporting. the san francisco police department issued a statement shortly after learning about the incident in southern california. in a tweet the department said, quote, devastating news out of la county this mo

a group of sheriffs deputy recruits that were out for a morning training run.nd you can see in this video a lot of the first responders, they're working feverishly to try and get these injured recruits to the hospital. we do know that we believe that there are about 11 cadets who were injured in some way and that the grunt running group that was on this training exercise was even larger than that. >> and you'll see in this video, some of those other recruits that appear to be doing, ok, then there's the vehicle. so that gray looks like an suv right up on the sidewalk where it came to rest right there. and then we also in our video, a cop car and that is where the driver was put. so they did apprehend the driver who appeared to be slightly injured, but not enough to be transported. that was in the back of the police vehicle. so they're going to be piecing together exactly what happened. you see the huge response this morning still going on. this is just video that we turned around from 06:30am, in the morning when the accident happened. yeah. and some of the lat

and they were able to form the pain that this was a deliberate act. 3 of the recruits injured remaintion. and one has taken a turn for the worse and is now listed as grave. >> the tragedy is weighing heavily on those back at the training academy. it's just a terrible situation. you you know, you put your life on the line when you're in that career. >> and here you are at the very beginning and now. there's a possibility we may have people lose their lives. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. in world news, at least 162 people have died after a pretty strong earthquake rocked the indonesian island of java. the 5.6 magnitude quake that shook the region in west java, toppling buildings, collapsing walls. hundreds of people were also injured. earthquakes are fairly common in indonesia, which sits on what is known as the ring of fire. that's an area known for its tectonic activity in the pacific. >> comedian jay leno has been released from the hospital after being treated for burns. here's the picture that he posted from the grossman burn leno. there was some of the staff that

where are all these new recruits going?ndre: duane is someone who entered the ranks of edward jones. can you talk about how he got there. he is working in the sector but decided to work for edward jones. emily: wayne is amazing. he was working in a related part of the financial industry. he had some licenses that were required of a financial advisor. he was doing fine on his own. edward jones reached out to him and said it would be easier here. we have people to handle your administrative staff. he said ok, that sounds great. he's the kind of guy, i've never met him in person because the pandemic. when you talk to him on the phone, you realize he is great with people. so outgoing, so warm. he starts at edward jones and he starts going to these training sessions for recruits. he's realizing that his knowledge and experience is already greater then what in his opinion than what he was being taught at these training sessions. they were really sales training sessions, one of which i saw. have you heard of a stock called procter

now five of those recruits are in the hospital in serious condition. one is reportedly on a ventilator right now. 18 others had minor to moderate injuries. the girlfriend of one of the recruits recounted what he saw during the aftermath of the crash. several of his classmates were severely injured. one basically severed foot. no, they're laceration so that i. the driver was still on the accelerator, so he was trying to like break the car window just to get him to stop because he was still was just pressing on the gas. um, as of now, heokay.o another um, classmate that also had another head injury. a severe head injury, so it just praying that everybody is okay? again five l. a county sheriff's recruits seriously injured when a driver crashed into them this morning 14. others also hurt investigators at the scene, said the 22 year old driver did appear to pass an initial field sobriety tests. it's not clear why he veered into the oncoming lanes of traffic. the driver only had minor injuries and is talking with investigators about what happened will conti

why did you run into the recruits?hy you crossed over to the other lane and ran into the recruits? can anyone give us a comment? a lot of people want answers. despite charging the man with attempted murder of a police officer. >> the los angeles sheriff's department says it didn't have enough evidence to keep gutierrez in custody during an interview with news nation's nicole berlie on rush hour thursday, la county sheriff alex villanueva confirm suspicions that the graphic crash that sent 25 recruits to the hospital was done on purpose. >> they went through an exhaustive the interview process with everyone involved with the video, surveillance statements from their recruits, the physical evidence they have and what they got from the suspect himself. and they were able to form the pain that this was a deliberate act. >> all right. so i just want to make sure that we are clear here. you are saying that that this driver appears to have done this on purpose. >> yes, that is the conclusion we are we're told that only 3 recr

azov and recruited the soldiers of fortune in the so-called international legion how exactly and whenson died until the end of the unknown stanislav studied all versions, rest in peace. let your big heart gaston thank you for your help in protecting our motherland croatia, sincere condolences to loved ones. it would seem that. and here a certain gaston of croatia and ukraine, in the end, it turns out, everything in this story closely intersects with each other, perhaps, let's start in ukraine, not just an ordinary foreigner who decided to play a shooter in a real battle died. not far. gaston besson is an assassin with a lot of experience. he really played the role of one of the main recruiters of foreign fighters for ukraine history and his military adventures are really impressive. it was the most experienced militant who had gone through the wars and the uprising. in croatia, bosnia, burma, the laos was a staunch fascist of those, and hmm, groups of the nineties which had a lot to tear and cut was a calling for him. although she has old videos. when he first started his career as a

other republics front lines using a systems of trenches and obtuse changes to protect the lamp for recruiting attack . autism, rud garcia reports. this is, am matt battalion, thousands upon thousands of it's fighters are stationed along some of the deadliest sectors of the front lines. and this is no exception with we're now in the vicinity of children up up up. can you grim and no? this is the new frontline has to stabilize the fog lines. i must say. we're only showing you a small stretch is safe to shew due to security concerns. we obviously can't show you everything but the front line. there are multiple layers of defense, wine fields, trenches bonkers as well as mobile reserves all over the place. rushes pull back from havoc of region following ukraine successful counter attack only and did hear the ukrainian military and nationalist groups have been unable to break through. daniel, naturally, when we 1st arrived there was nothing here, just a few dugouts. they attacked them and tried to cut us off to keep us hold up under cover. i don't know where they were firing from, but everything th

so during some new recruits of the se, oh me to d north. keep a promise alone. we have more than 3000 candidates who have responded to the call of the had about 8. so the to gather, we can pull the am $23.00, and there rondon army allies out of action. i mean i'm, i'm joining the army because my country suffering the, like i said, constantly peacefully anymore and it makes me very angry. think now this must stop . we will fight in the will be destroyed. well, the general motive. i colin, all the young people to common follow, you know, food stamps, all my friends, and i look at me, i'm a graduate, but i joined the army because i have faith when i left the average game and joined the army to fight z. she began, but back in march m. 23, also known as the congolese revolutionary army, started on a fence in north hebrew province on the border with uganda, lawanda. since then, tens of thousands of people have been displaced with the un bringing the alarm in october. them 23 intensified their attacks. after weeks of cam advanced significantly, occupying major parts of

he announced the recruitment of free people for military service for a salary and streamlined recruitmentl dozen yards, so that the conscripts would not scatter them. they immediately shackled in stocks on the left hand, knocked out a recruiting mark, a gunpowder tattoo in the form of a cross if the recruit ran away home. he could not return, and the peasants of his community exhibited the new man; the age of the conscripts ranged from 20 to 35 years ; the conscripts were mourned, as if the dead, 29 infantry and two dragoon cavalry regiments with a total number of 32,000 people were formed. we are passing by pyotr alekseevich stopped. major of the guard mikhailo golitsyn, not sparing his stomach, fought with newly recruited soldiers, it was painful to look at it. the village boys did not know how to walk in formation. as no one knew the officers to handle ammunition with weapons; hay, right dining room peter ordered to tie a bundle of hay to the left leg of each recruit to the right bundle of straw, and when instead of the usual left and right straw hay was heard, things immediately went

within tory is terrorist group continue to recruit young people via online, with germany, counselor, blames russia, but not the western function spree for his country. turning cold again, the fuel economy africans largest gas export or algeria officially applies to join the bricks, economic thing, the latest country to sic membership after argentina under rum submitted their bits earlier this year with career counseling. the program from today. welcome to moscow on the global news roundup. an r t. my name's unit of the republican party is projected to in a slim majority in the us house of representatives, as it leads in the initial vote counts in the nation's high stakes and mid term elections. now the results bring into focus the future democratic policies under the lead of president joe biden. 35 seats in the senate's and all 435 in the house are up for grabs. in tense, new governors for $36.00 states are also to be chosen major domestic issues such as price inflation, abortion access on gun laws, very much in focus. over the last few days, ortiz kill up and takes us through the la