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hello and welcome I'm Koy this is CNN 10
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hope you have a thirst for knowledge
this fine Thursday because we're going
to serve up a whole bunch of it let's
get you your news we start Today's Show
on campus at the University of
California Los Angeles or you CLA where
violent confrontations broke out between
Pro Palestinian and pro-israeli
protesters overnight on Tuesday the
skirmishes happened hours after UCLA's
leader Chancellor Jean block called a
pro Palestinian encampment on campus
unlawful and threaten students with
suspension or expulsion if they did not
disperse fireworks were fired at the
encampment built by Pro Palestinian
protesters and both sides fired tear gas
or other gas irritants at each other
according to the Daily Brewin the UCLA
student newspaper now people were also
attacked and objects were thrown at each
side early Wednesday morning Los Angeles
mayor Karen bass posted on X that the
Los Angeles Police Department or LAPD
was on campus to stop the unrest mayor
bass also calling the violence abhorent
meaning horrible repulsive or offensive
the violence at UCLA came hours after
Columbia University called the NYPD to
clear out student protesters who had
taken control of a building on campus in
New York City in total more than 300
people were arrested on Tuesday night at
Colombia and a few blocks north at City
College of New York CNN's Miguel Marquez
takes us on the ground on Manhattan's
Upper West Side to show us the aftermath
the New York police officers moved in in
the hundreds into Columbia University
they were they were not full tactical
gear but they did have helmets and uh
batons and they moved in on this street
this is 114th Street in Amsterdam right
here they moved in uh in very large
numbers onto the campus through a single
gate uh on4th Street you can still see
one bus down there that uh bus is taking
whoever is left uh to arrest we saw
dozens of people arrested uh that were
brought out to a separate gate here on
114 but the hall that had been taken
over by students Hamilton Hall is just
up the Amsterdam Avenue here uh police
were able to get into it using a
Bearcats they they were lifted up to the
second floor they used flashbang
grenades to sort of uh distract uh
whoever was inside Hamilton Hall and
then they were able to get in they said
that the uh the individuals in there had
barricaded the doors with everything
from chairs and tables to soda soda
machines uh and there weren't many many
people in there police now say it is
done that everybody that was on the
encampment for the last two weeks uh has
been moved out or arrested that
everybody that was in the hall and has
been either moved out or arrested uh and
that the entire campus there is nobody
on the Columbia campus that shouldn't be
there at this point say uh New York
police officers the Columbia University
has also asked the NYPD to keep a
presence on the University through May
17th the commen
is on May 15th so uh it is clear that
Columbia doesn't want to have a repeat
of what happened a couple of weeks ago
when they cleared the campus once and
the encampment reestablished itself this
time they want to get back to the
business of being a university 10-second
trivia in the Game of Poker what term is
used to describe the combination of
cards a player holds deck flop Bridge
hand if you said hand and got to hand it
to you you are correct did you know that
your two hands make up more than a
quarter of all the bones in your body
all right we all know that washing our
hands is important and that is
particularly true if you're a chef or
another restaurant worker handling food
right but according to the Centers for
Disease Control and prevention or CDC
only one out of every three food workers
wash their hands like they should that's
not just gross it's dangerous and
possibly quite literally sickening that
could lead to the outbreak of foodborn
illnesses like neuro virus Sal Manila
and eoli but as you'll see in this CNN
report a new startup in New York has a
potential solution not having Clean
Hands could lead to cross contamination
could lead to illness could lead to an
employee getting sick we've all seen
these signs in restaurants telling
employees to wash their hands but is the
person making your food actually doing
that it's an important question not just
for the customers but for the business
too after all dirty hands touching food
can lead to food related illnesses
forcing a restaurant to shut down
temporarily or even for good I think
that especially in today's world the
heightened Awareness on why
contamination is present in our world
and our own personal objectives as well
as responsibility in stopping the spread
of illness is more apparent than ever
here at just salad a restaurant with
more than 80 franchises the company
showed CNN how it's implementing food
safety technology that it hopes will
lower the risk of food born illnesses
such as ecoli norovirus and
salmonella one of its new tools is this
hand scanner developed by New york-based
Path spot the device scans employees
hands for contamination each time they
wash and can detect gut biome molecules
in just seconds and this is what you
should do you need to get in the cracks
in these little crevices here inside the
palm and the nails especially is where
we see a lot of times uh people Miss
rinsing properly
dirt it
off and then you come over to the hand
scanner put your hands underneath it'll
let you know exactly when to
flip and then I'll let you know you pass
that data flow then translates back to
management team so they're able to see
in real time are we hitting our required
handwashes if we had a spike in
handwashing contaminations what actually
caus that when you come here and you go
to scan activity it's going to let me
know how many times each day they're
washing their hands scroll up it'll let
me know how successful they are here all
the systems combined help us just
monitor everything and make sure
everything's working properly and it
allows us not to be in the store all the
time and be able to monitor it without
being actually physically present while
that might sound like micromanaging the
CDC has found that in the past
restaurant employees are more likely to
properly wash their hands when managers
emphasize its importance our team
members can wash their hands for 20
seconds but we can find out where
they're missing and Coach our team on
how to do better path spots technology
which the company says is being used in
roughly 10,000 Food Service locations
worldwide aims to take that a step
further by adopting this type of tool
and Technology it's creating a safer
workplace and a safer livelihood for so
many different aspects of the supply
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chain now our next story is on and
popping today's story getting a 10 out
of 10 has us cracking up as I a
chiropractor in Oklahoma got a request
for a neck adjustment but little did he
know the patient was a draff jeie MOS is
on the
story lift your head if you think
adjusting a giraffe's neck would be a
pain in the neck listen for the
crack here's how this Oklahoma
chiropractor describes it being able to
work on a giraffe is a is a
chiropractor's dream I mean it's the
largest neck in the world Dr joran
Whitley was called in because Jerry the
giraffe owned by a private Rancher had a
chewing issue his jaw was not moving
to the left so doct Whitley stuck his
neck out trying to adjust Jerry's what
does it feel like to adjust a giraffe
their hair is pokey and their their
tongues are really slimy oh it's like a
shired cactus along with his human
patients Dr Whitley specializes in
animals mainly
dogs oh I heard that but also chickens
and after Dr Whitley adjusted this
injured bat he says it was once again
able to climb and hang upside down he's
even adjusted sedated
lies like this one in South Africa
Skeptics say Chiropractic has no basis
in science that there's no proof it
works on humans or animals but Jerry's
owner told the Washington Post the
giraffe's chewing improved after
adjustment oh there we go and look at
that reaction one commenter called it
the look of
bliss now that's one doc that'll always
have your pets back all right beautiful
people we are showing some love today to
some of the folks showing us love on our
CNN 10 YouTube channel Johnston Senior
High in Rhode Island let's hear it for
those Panthers we appreciate you and how
about those Gateway Gators in NAA Idaho
rise up I'm qu this is CNN 10 see you
tomorrow but a random thought Thursday
before I go why is it that when we
deliver something by ship it's called
cargo but when we deliver by car is
called shipment that's weird
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