[000 00 00;00] free of charge for the great customers of the desert motor, the motor is in motion, in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings and good evening. To you, dear viewers, dear and respected countrymen , we present to you at 19 00, together with our colleagues, the bar exam of the bar associations held in 34 cities. Spokesman the National Association of bar associations said that more than 110,000 people have participated in this exam, 55 of whom are women, that is, about the passing of the exam last year , it also said that all trainees were provided with the opportunity to work. Limited general jurisdiction it was rejected, and i would like to say that the association of attorneysatlaw acts as a leader in the implementation of the law, what is our reason . Last year, and the likes of the First Association in the implementation of the law. We will enforce the law, friday prayers in tehran, he said that the numerous calls of illwishers failed in
in philadelphia where the suspect was wearing a ballistic vest. good evening, bill. as you mentioned, this has been an incredibly violent fourth of july holiday weekend including a mass shooting in philadelphia tonight that left four people dead and four others injured. it happened in southwest philly after police say a man in his ballistic vest opened fire with eight people shot in total including two juveniles. police now have that suspect in custody. meanwhile, in baltimore, police are hunting for suspects after shooting left two people dead and 28 others injured at a large block party in the brooklyn home area. the fbi offering a $28,000 reward for any information that can lead to an arrest the city s mayor is vowing that the shooters will be caught. this was a reckless, cowardly act of violence that has taken two lives and altered many more. as i said earlier, we will find those who are responsible. we will not stop until we do so. in washingtoning d.c., police are
On. Gb news. Now, good news everybody. Tell me im going to do a bev turner. Oh, yeah . Whats the bev turner . Whats the bev turner . Which is first . And talk about covid. Oh. Are you. Yeah. Are you. Yeah. She likes to talk about covid. She does . Yeah, she does. Gives us something to do in a time off, im not a conspiracy theorist. Ill let you know. Im jabbed up to the eyeballs with all that. Its up to you. All that. Its up to you. Whatever you choose to do. However, heres the good news. In the sun this morning. Yeah, that a copper. It claims copper tea could kill covid in the mouth because its so hot. I dont know, but its. I dont dont know, but its. I dont know why its tea and not anything else, but anyway, says tea can be an additional layer of intervention that patients and their families can easily adopt as a routine to be healthy and avoid things like covid. Apparently, black tea was the most effective 99. 9. Now, can you read that from there . Thats my laser. I have an eye, there
warning about scenes like this one. huge crowds, huge of spring breakers gathered on florida beaches prompting major concerns at another avoidable surge could be on the way. we ll have more on that in a moment. and the biden administration kicking off its nationwide tour to sell its $1.9 trillion economic relief plan. that is just moments away. let s begin though with our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen on the state s opening up morning eligibility for vaccines today. right, poppy. it is getting easier to get a covid-19 vaccine. many states are changing the eligibility requirements, widening them. take a look at a smaterring of states and see what they re doing. for example, in alaska, they re saying you just have to be over the age of 16 in order to get a vaccine. in california, they say anyone 16 plus that has certain health conditions and so on and so forth. just getting easier. so because there is more vaccine out there, the federal government and the nex
the biden administration wants to see made permanent. so, i think this is part of building that for them. and the questions are whether or not they actually get there, but also how the execution of it goes. so, that s how you saw president biden say he s tapping gene sperling, this long-time democratic economic aide to oversee the spending here. he was talking about how when he oversaw the stimulus bill in 2009 amid the great recession, how crucial it was to just be on the phone, have these conversations at a granular level to make sure there is no fraud or abuse or mis-spending. i think that s the next big tactic for them to go after because, of course, republicans are going to be watching very closely for any kind of a misstep and if they haven t properly communicated it. be cautious, fullcourt press, that s number one. number two, what s the story out of the cdc today? we re getting new reporting that some of the covid guidelines put in place by the trump administration