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Hi I'm Carl Azuz for CNN 10.
this fall rutgers university says it
will require its students to be
vaccinated against
covid19 can it legally do that that is
the question that leads off today's show
rutgers is based in the state of new
jersey it's a large school it has three
main campuses and enrolls more than
seventy thousand students in all
and it's one of the first american
universities to announce that most of
those students will need a coronavirus
vaccine come fall semester
there are exceptions to this rule
rutgers says students can request an
exemption permission to attend without
getting the vaccine
for religious or medical reasons and the
rule won't apply at all to students who
attend online without actually setting
foot on rutgers campuses
but the rest of those who do will have
to show proof they've been vaccinated
at this point rutgers faculty is not
required to get the vaccines though they
are strongly encouraged to do so
everyone on campus still has to
participate in rutgers covent testing
programs
and everyone is still required to wear
masks and keep their distance from one
another on campus
the university says the decisions are in
support of its commitment to health and
safety for all members of its community
but it is a change from earlier this
year when a senior chancellor said that
in line with rutgers stance on
protecting human liberties the vaccine
was not mandatory
most colleges require students to have
certain vaccines before they can attend
classes
what's different about the coronavirus
vaccines is that they haven't been
formally approved by the u.s food and
drug administration
the three vaccines that americans can
get are authorized for emergency use
and the fda says people have to be
informed that they may either accept or
refuse the drugs
that's where experts say it's not clear
if rutgers or any organization
can legally require people to be
vaccinated some say that people's
choice whether or not to get a vaccine
needs to be protected
others say that courts will probably
side with employers or states that
require the vaccine
but that it's been argued in the past
that the drugs are still experimental
and should not be required
so there's a lot of uncertainty about
the future of coronavirus vaccine
requirementson or off campus parts of middle
tennessee
are struggling to recover from deadly
flash flooding that started last weekend
severe storms that rolled over the state
on saturday triggered a flash flood
emergency
some places got five to nine inches of
rain that's more than tennessee usually
gets in the entire month of march the
forecast calls for another inch to an
inch and a half of rain tomorrow
that's normally no big deal according to
the national weather service
but because the state is so waterlogged
now the additional precipitation could
further swell rivers
set a new record for rainfall and
trigger additional flash flooding
in the u.s flash floods kill more people
than tornadoes hurricanes
or lightning a flash flood creates a
rush of moving water
that can sweep a grown man off his feet
the car
off the road and even your entire home
off its foundation
when the ground becomes so saturated
that water can no longer seep into the
soilit begins to run off quickly into rivers
and streams and this causes
a rise in water and a flash
densely populated areas have an
extremely high risk of flash flooding
with the additional concrete
and less grassy areas for the water to
soak into the soil
and they can see flash flooding very
quickly
in mountainous terrain the combination
of gravity plus the easy runoff can lead
to catastrophic flooding
when all of that water is funneled into
rivers creeks
and even the valleys remember flash
flooding can happen in the blink of an
eye that's why it's important to stay
alert and pay attention
in case of flash flood watch or warning
is issued for your area
ten-second trivia in terms of land area
what is the largest country in africa
nigeria algeria democratic republic of
congo or
sudan
algeria is the largest country in area
but it's mostly desert
nigeria has africa's largest population
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almost 220 million people live in
nigeria and the nation has the largest
economy in africa
but the cia estimates that 70 of
nigerians live in poverty
and their country also struggles with
corruption crime and terrorism
boko haram is based there it's one of
the largest terrorist groups in africa
since its uprising in 2009 the nigerian
military and its allies have made
progress against the islamic militants
but boko haram has kidnapped displaced
or orphaned hundreds of children
and a cnn hero has a heart for helping
them
morning morning morning my name is
suzanna bakar mustafa
i'm the director of the future progress
islamic foundation
we started with 36 offers but currently
we have about 860 of them good morning
we don't mind where you held from what's
your religion
what's your eternity so the gender does
not work
you find the two thirds of the
population in this school
are girls for me being an orphan i feel
i have lost something from a normal girl
child to anoven but as i step into future prowess
all
other things have been provided if you
can be the leaders of tomorrow
you have to start showing leadership
examples
now we give sort of a psychosocial
support
to this student how do you heal the
library how do we come in together
and that is when we accept the
diversities of others
there are kids from military background
and then civilians
some of them are from the broker and
background all of us have
a different idea from what our parents
have
there is much counseling there is much
play
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we are also giving them uniforms
books we have progresses coming
here to teach various courses
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we are using rice and beans every day
most of the students come to school
empty
they are not eating anything
and then we are giving them some
nutritional support
and food so who can read this for me
what is it
we have 2013 students currently enrolled
in the future progress
islamic foundation
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it is unique
it brings harmonious working
relationship
between all structures of the society
it is located in the riverbank where
we have our own fish farm
greenhouse this is a lemon and you can
see
it has started approaching and then the
irrigation
we have about six hectares of
farmland to get a sort of livelihood
like oh and i mean despite the
unpleasant experiences they went through
how are you
if they see me they welcome you with a
slime
they see themselves as being friends
brothers sisters
they all call me father
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i am a peace builder i am aiming to
achieve
peace at the end we are in a community
where every segment of the society is
being ravaged
what keeps me going is the resilience of
these children
whenever i see their faces it gives me
hope
it keeps my dream alive
well this is something new an artist
creates a portrait of a humanoid robot
after that the robot paints its own
interpretation of the portrait
then the robot's painting along with a
12-second video clip of the robot
doing the painting goes up for auction
and finally a human pays more than
688 thousand dollars for it the video
clip was offered as a non-fungible token
a new way to prove you own a digital
artwork even if it's widely shared
now some of you may be thinking you've
they gotta be kidding me
why then go to the trouble of paying
your hard-earned monet to
o'keeffe some pizarro digital token that
anyone else could goya download with
matisse
i guess if you've got the chagall to
take the vola's guesswork out of who its
true claper is
you can call yourself its one and only
michelangelo owner
marlboro massachusetts is our last stop
today we want to roar at the panthers of
marlboro high school
I'm Carl Azuz for CNN
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