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Visually impaired people say their employment rights are being ignored by deaf, dumb and blind officials

Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing blamed groups that were organised to oppose the military takeover for the ongoing deadly unrest in Myanmar.

One who had recently became a father was killed. cbss janet shamlian is in houston tonight. >> reporter: tonight, law enforcement is asking the public for help in identifying the gunman they say ambushed three county sheriff sheriffs deputi, killing one and injuring the others. >> all three law enforcement officers were ambushed by this individual. >> reporter: the officers were working a side security job outside a sports bar. two were shot from blind with an assault type rifle as they tried to...

The City of La Crosse acknowledged and celebrated White Cane Safety Day on Friday afternoon.

Its something that they have apparently tried to get the prosecution to come off the death penalty option in exchange for a guilty plea. so to suddenly give up the one bargaining chip for free essentially, its a big question what the defenses strategy is here. even if he pleads guilty, the state attorney has indicated they will proceed with the penalty phase. and capital faces you face a journal for the liability phase and face the jury for the penalty phase to decide if you get life or death. >...

Moving to defund police are seeing a surge in crime especially shoplifting. san francisco they are up8%. forcing walgreens to close 5 for stores in that democratic run city. this sergeant with is the san francisco police department. good morning to you. what do you think? >> we dont have a supply chain problem. we have a problem of people stealing us blind in these stories. no politician wants to address that. i dont know what they want to do. obviously its not giving us more help to fight this ...

As the number of pedestrian-car crashes continues to climb in Tallahassee, 15 people have died since the start of 2020 in Leon County.

Thank you for your messages, ill just read one which is from simon who says he is in the north of england, saying, "this has been ongoing for years now but it is worse put it as a family, we have been failed by four successive residential care placements and several local authority social services departments and failed by central government. i am services departments and failed by central government. iam now services departments and failed by central government. i am now caring 24/7 for my disa...

A Louisville man is celebrating his hard work and determination.

A food blogger posts a video of a man that has lost his sight but still continues to work by selling fried banana chips on the side of the road in a small town in India. His perseverance is both inspiring and his skill is truly commendable. We could learn something from him. A wonderful story to get our week off on a motivated note.