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an organization's main concer oor youth in america. >> in rural america, one in four kids are living below the poverty line. >>> the refugee crisis from the fall out of the war in syria is testing the community. >> there's 5 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. half children. >> more of my conversation in a minute on "talk to al jazeera" from the clinton summit. first, world bank president jim yong kim. you came back from australia where you were at the g20 finance and central bankers meeting. ebola was a topic. this would have been in your wheel house as head of the world bank. it is specifically in yours because you did a lot of work at infectious diseases and how to stop them in your days before being at the world bank. how do you see the crisis. depending on what you read it sound out of control and that can get bad, and something that we can get under control. >> going back to the g20, one of things that it does is try to prepare for the major shocks, the major down sized risks. the point i made was ebola looks like a major risk and shock for three countries. this

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college students descended oor a weekend of partying.erturned vehicle, threw cans of beer into the air, and set fire saturday night. police used tear gas to try to disperse the crowds that had taken over the streets near keene state college. the violence began earlier in the day when students spilled out of house parties, tore down street signs, and harassed motorists. all while sinking "seven nation army" by the white stripes. that prompted police in riot gear to move in. university of new hampshire freshman kristen conklin said the police overreacted. >> they started shooting everything with rubber bullets and they attacked one kid in front of a house and ten cops were on him. >> reporter: it marked the keen pumpkin festival an event that was mocked. >> they enable small towns like keene, new hampshire, to apply for a bearcat, a military great armored personnel truck, which they needed because as their application argued the terrorist is often far-reaching and understood for sene and the site of a national target their pumpkin festival

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there are certainly no coordinated, long-term thinking oor focus on what and how the can work overnment with our refugee communities tackle what is most important to michigan. >> we kind of forget that we have that northern border. i think you represent the as the northern border. you are all phenomenal, the work you are doing, and leaders in your sectors. and i am wondering, do you interact with other entities the country? senator lara, other legislature must be so envious. would love to hear a little bit about that. work with our sister moyes around the country. most recently we launched with to both lift up doing in we have been our cities, in collaboration our local community partners, and also to encourage other cities to do the same thing. i hope that very soon you'll be number of other cities who have signed on their mayors were wanting to invest in citizenship. could probably do better, even more frequent conversation among the different cities because many us are dealing with the same issues and could really learn a lot from having even more frequent conversations. i think the

i have fond memories of living knox,oor to fort kentucky, where i spent some happy years of learning how to drive tanks. i could not agree with you more. perhaps a threat to dozen americans are going to end up dying. that is horrible. i cannot agree more, that ebola is not that strong. i am much more concerned about the radical infection of is beingjihad which spread over the internet, which is attracting british girls, 16 17, going to syria entering the jihad, joining isis. joining an organization that has a message that powerful and so nefarious that isis was thrown out of al qaeda, lost its affiliation, for being too violent. and this is a scourge on humanity that is going to kill more people and do far more damage than even ebola has. host: terry in ohio. caller: you are a most intelligent man. like you, i'm a veteran of the vietnam war. i trained at fort knox. i would like to open up the possibility -- since you recognize isis as operating as a state, in 1934, franklin delano roosevelt recognized the soviet union as a nation. it took us many years from the october revolution in

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