worked in germany as an interpreter and author now more and more unaccompanied young women who have undergone f.p.m. have been coming to germany for help. vs the by and question because that's what this massive destruction of sexuality is absolutely deliberate. and since policy that is the central motive for this 1000 year old tradition target women are not supposed to be able to act out their sexuality on sex and especially not enjoy it because the stuff on software. 95 percent of women in somalia have undergone genital mutilation fatima corn was born there are $964.00 to a family of nomads she was caught at the age of 7 according to what is sometimes called fairy onic tradition. in somalia and here in somalia where i come from there's only one type of cussing backlit or is removed and partially scraped off down to the bone. yet then the entire in a layby us scraped out totally like scraping leather. and then what's left of the labor mature a is either peeled off from the inside or incised pierced and then it is also in together from front to back until it's like this. is when we feel. that

i was feeling optimistic when people have undergone this transformation. the millennial impact report shows me that we can talk about this and demographic scale. in terms of a behavioral change young people are moving from passively navigating a broken system to actively seeking to change it. put the highest level of engagement that looks like running for office but at a lower level who is saying i have a right to follow local and national news and be informed and cast my boat and discuss politics or contact my elected officials were a ten town hall or make political donations or attend a protest. but as for a specific behavioral this was, at the corbett was the same. it was just move from being a bystander to the status quo to say and we all need to partake a role in untangling the white supremacist and building equitable public power. >> here's the book. it's called how to start a revolution. young people

because i had also undergone at this u awakening and i knew i didn't not care before, i was not apathetic. i was alienated. and so i started researching and reporting. i started talking to young people, and over the course of working on this book i talked to hundreds of them. and there's just this state of not feeling connected to government. of not feeling a sense of agency and self discrimination. and i think there is this myth of used apathy. i think we've been told young people just don't care and that's a natural extension of low voter turnout statistics pray but the reality is our voices are oppressed. we are denied a seat at the table for not showing up and it's incredibly important to me to it combat and change that state. and help us many young people as possible it is our right and duty to the political conversation. >> okay you say you are aminvolved in care, but in your tok you report youth voter turnout, since 197140% of presidential elections only 20% in the midterms. how do you put those two together? >> i would note that that was historic turn into the 2018 midterms which

told him about my disappointment, he said, he felt the country had been traumatized already, had undergone a very, very serious and difficult time and i said, well, i know. but the people felt the system worked. and that government was equal and just for everyone and that no one was above the law and i said, i think this is going to dampen that feeling and i think it's a terrible mistake. he felt otherwise. have you painted a scenario in your mind about what might have happened had there been no pardon? the rodino: that stretching imagination, but you've got to remember richard nixon did resign. he resigns because he recognized that the committee on the judiciary had issued these and ifs of impeachment people will remember, and scholars, i am sure do know in the report wasof unanimous that richard nixon had obstructed justice era that was criminalon of the code. all of the republicans said , whichin righting this was a pretty severe indictment. i felt that would have been a thatg enough indictment presented to a jury that they might have found that richard nixon was indeed guilty of those

how do you deal with children who have undergone military training and experienced brutal violence. can maybe read integrated into societies that uphold human rights freedom in the rule of law. the courthouse in brooklyn at paris houses the files of all the children who have returned to france from previously held i have territories. about 20 come back each year most of them are not yet 12. on their return french authorities immediately arrest the parents and place the children in state care. as is also the class we don't ask these children what did you do what did you see or hear we don't ask questions we just observe them they have to learn to adjust naturally they feel somewhat lost they've been separated from their parents suddenly they're alone it's brutal to see your mom and dad handcuffed and taken away by police. we give them time to process it all then we let them tell us their story. our primary focus is finding the best conditions for their reintegration and protecting them as he does. every child is treated as an individual case and is given a chance even of some politic

the children who have undergone indoctrination and i as training camps include about 1500 from western european countries. almost 300 from germany and more than 500 from france. intelligence and security experts warn of the threat they pose should they return and of cool for precautionary measures should now we have a 2 fold problem we've got former extremists former terrorists and foreign fighters so we have individuals that are going to fight in countries like iraq and syria who are coming back not just as former terrorists but foreign fighters which makes it even more difficult to deal with. how do you deal with children who have undergone military training and experienced brutal violence can maybe read integrated into societies that uphold human rights freedoms and bobby knight paris houses the files of all the children who have returned to france from previously held i asked territories. about 20 come back each year most of them are not yet 12. on their return french authorities immediately arrest the parents and place the children and state cat. s. is just sick we don't ask these

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told him about my disappointment, he said, he felt the country had been traumatized already, had undergone a very, very serious and difficult time and i said, well, i know. but the country did go through a series and difficult time and the people felt the system worked. confidence in the people had been restored in our system of government and the government was equal and just for everyone and that no one was above the law. and i said, i think this is going to dampen that feeling and i think it's a terrible mistake. he felt otherwise. bruce: have you painted a scenario in your mind about what might have happened had there been no pardon? rep. rodino: that stretching the imagination, but you've got to remember richard nixon did resign. he resigned because he recognized that the committee on the judiciary had issued these articles of impeachment and if people will remember, and scholars i am sure do know, in the report, the report was unanimous in that richard nixon had obstructed justice. that was a violation of the criminal code. all of the republicans said joined in writing this report wh

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he has undergone health challenges including cancer and having part of his liver removed.or gavin newsom is set to travel to iowa to campaign for kamala harris. the trip is set for letter this month, on december 14th and 15th. it will come as she tries to rebound, she was once among the top tier of candidates. currently she is pulling in the single digits. iowa is the first state to vote and will hold caucuses on the 23rd. >> the neptune society of northern california pocketed $100 million that should have been saved in reserve. this company offers preemies services. the lawsuit claims that customers missed out on full refund if they canceled contracts. the company is also accused of falsely claiming to use its own contracted with other companies. a spokesperson could not immediately comment on the lawsuit. >> they are being called anti- homeless barricades. >> businesses are doing their own removal of people. that is definitely wrong. to smooth the mystery surrounding dozens of logs left in oakland to keep homeless from parking their rvs there. more on that coming up next

well the country also might have undergone maritime one for the past 3 decades and one thing that has made the public in that country more resilient is the constant number of attacks and the constant number of deaths they've been able to witness time in 100 again and these cases lead to so tragic because most of the victims who died in these attacks are as students and they were 20 students in one box and they all perished in a single minute from the truck bomb so do you have a chilling effect on the vast majority of young people especially for somalia where the population are very high of young people mourning or for the loss of. doctors and potential lawyers who all lost their lives you know the gold strike that has not yet been claimed responsibility for but overall on social media is growing 'd a sympathy or. to challenge the government to eradicate al-shabaab in time up with a strong security measure to ensure that the young people in somalia are not forced to flee the country but not on a day and achieve their dreams and just briefly if you would what needs to happen is for the

but lately the sport has undergone a transformation.s the story from osaka. >> reporter: at just over 50 pounds, may kigowa may not look like a sumo wrestler, but the shy 5th grader is no push over. she has plenty of bruises, her mom says, but so far no broken bones. once ridiculed, japanese females these days are throwing their weight around the sumo ring. aside from modified attire and separate weight classes, the rules are identical to professional sumo, and matches often just as thrilling. >>> i'm a little nervous, may said. finally it's her turn in the ring. but all too soon, it ends in tears. these girls have been training for a whole year to be able to compete in this national tournament in osaka and the matches are over in seconds. sometimes one second. it gives whole new meaning to the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. >>> despite sumo's reputation as a contact sport for brawling behemoths, coaches say it's the ideal workout for just about anyone. >> head to head contact. >> reporter: irish native john gunning learned

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you might think that a president who has undergone a whole series of investigations in the mueller report on the issue of foreign intervention in the electoral process would be extremely careful about what they said to any foreign leader about the democratic electoral process, and yet there is president trump, after the mueller report has wrapped up, talking to the president of the ukraine suggesting there should be investigations as a favour. the call, a lot of republicans think, was suboptimal, it was not an ideal call that the president had. if he had expressed some contrition about the way he had handled himself, i wonder whether we would be going through all of this now. it was his total defiance, that it was a perfect call, there was nothing... she has the gavel in her hand.” perfect call, there was nothing... she has the gavel in her hand. i am going to stop speaking. the speaker has the gavel in her hand. just one small point, i understand that the person who is voted president is tulsi gabbard, who is running for the presidency. there are a few votes, not no votes, and these are

aaron: two sierraeone, where according to the united nations, nely 80% of girls have undergone femaleitalla muon. some see a practice as a way ofs prving their culture. others are now successfully challenging it for the first time. >> an atmosphere of celebration in the air. youngth people coming to to celebrate a tradition marking the transition to adulthood. lothis two weeng process used to include the widespread practice of female genital mutilation. this is a partial or total removal of t external female genitalia. for the first time ever, it is being excluded from the initiation process. >> we all know the effects of it . if i am to be part of the society, let me be the first generation to be part of this process. i am very pleased. >> the practice happens in over half of the countries ing frica. accord the united nations, at least four out of five women sierra leone has endured the procedure, which can cause serious, occasions and en death. this is theirome for the next two weeks. this is a watershed moment. some hope it will be replicated throughout sierra leone. here they are

he said he felt the country had been traumatized already and undergone a very, very serious and difficult time, and i said i know. the country did go through a serious and difficult time and the people felt that the system works. confidence in the people had been restored in our system of government, and that government was equal and just for everyone. and that no one was above the law. i said i think that this is going to dampen that feeling and i think it is a terrible mistake. he felt otherwise. >>>> have you painted a scenario about what might have happened had there been no pardon? >> it is stretching the imagination. you have to remember that richard nixon did resign. he resigned because he recognized that the committee on the judiciary had issued these ificles of impeachment and the people will remember and scholars do know that in the report, all the members of the judiciary committee, the report was unanimous in that richard nixon had obstructed justice. this is a violation of the criminal code and all the republicans had joined in writing this report, which was a pretty severe i

lucy has undergone, she says, an inner transformation from depression to anger to finally something much larger. she has now organized hundreds of other mothers who are also desperately searching for their children here in veracruz. we find them raising money by telling tamales at a local carnival, a sorority of anguish. mothers united around a wrenching mission. >> reporter: the money they raise is used to chase down leads they gather from anonymous tipsters and then launch their search mission. rosa leah castro is one of lucy's staunchest allies. [ speaking in spanish ] >> reporter: it would not be the first time these mothers have found remains. just ten miles from this dump, more than 300 bodies were exhumed at a mass grave. >> all the moms say, till my dying day. just like we're going to fight for our children. it's nothing going to stop us. >> reporter: this struggle has taken over lucy's life. she quit her job as a professor and now balances her time between working on behalf of all of the mothers and doggedly pursuing her son's case. we take lucy's case to carla quintana, the rec

thck market has quadrupled in value has undergone three ow mini-cycles, wn scares stnngar i late y leading to no net progress for more than a year fore stocks improved the se. seors geared to a pickup in growth such as industrial stocks and banks have performed better, suggesting investors are gain confidence in the growth none of this the economy is clear for years to come. the evidence suggests that even if this is a maturecycle, it can mod along for quite a while before a recession ultimately >> ingesntesualylti tpi dhete investors have been dumping stocks a the fastest pace in s.deca accordingtr to the wallt journal which cited data, $135stors have pulled billion from u.s. stocked focused mutual funds and set so f this year. n u r neak o artf hogan, welcome back, arthur. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> tradition on wall street says when the market is near all time highs,llhat's when the s investor is piling into the stk market. they're getting out right now. what do you make of >>that? erned.f macro news that hasco nc the potential for a nasty brexit. certainly that muscle memo

in april 2019 the dalai lama tibet's spiritual leader was released from hospital where he'd undergone treatment for a chest infection he returned to a city in northern india that's home to the tibetan exile community and met with some of his followers. i'm sure you've heard them had some mouth problems and not the good old little. please excuse us for not being able to give this lecture and there is we'd planned. but the don't just strongly advised me to stay here in toronto. to. journalist tensing lives in that i'm sorry. it's 6 30 in the morning and she's making her daily visit to the dalai lama's temple complex. on the way people spin these prayer wheels they believe that this ritual will bring good luck tensing is praying for the dalai lama right now. that's the attitude the tibetan so even though it's a very small community here we have to land this to create our own good to meet here in terms of good life the most residents and the temple is just up there so we took what poll down at the tibetan certainty that morning and also if the evening that this is really important part of

daniel talley judy has undergone a transition of his own pocket to shift to the outside back into the midfield and shall his attack immediately became more potent and unpredictable the risk on the jury is still really was 6 hard to see joe girardi on challenger a. very happy playing in that position closer to the opposition goal. child are playing their. most refreshing football in years it all comes from their mentality as seen in the winner against on your own. but by the way that. doc. and where i was shall cause journey take them. it's always hard to say but getting back into europe would be a good way to end the season. shall because football fairy tale marches on. and everything's on europe and what football can see for the continent. is crumbling. can put it together. on such a simple game such a complicated continent we set out on a quest for clues because the state of affairs is complex this breaks it and emerging nationalist tendencies in every corner so. it's only the national rally. the freedom party of austria. germany. hungary to name just a few. all over the continent p

well we've undergone a corporate coup d'etat in slow motion. 35000 lobbyists in washington they write the legislation they write the bills. all it takes is one phone call from somebody on the hill to someone in the pentagon saying hey turn on the dogs the hills out to get our program the guys in the senate are on board we need you to turn on the gucci shoes guys to straighten this thing out the guy's been the lobbyist. and what this does is just lock the system up and that's the whole name of the game it's it's called political engineering and i'm like political science political engineering is real. one of the most important things done and it essentially creates what we call a self licking ice cream cone and it's like a motion machine for getting ever increasing defense budgets the way we do it is by downplaying the future consequences to start a new weapon we over promises performance under promise it's costs we then systematically spread dollars jobs and profits to as many congressional districts as quickly as possible so that everybody has skin in the game. the people who are inv

that taking a step back i see things i need to look different to me now and then of foot 1st as undergone a sense that exists to other parts of the war haven't been and the men said that in china that's me but i'm not a chinese people wondering if they're going to say that but if i have a right to unlearn all that is. this is their job just under the law how i see it and that's why i know my job because i tried to do it exactly a day. name of the names and i was happy. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 316 get the nap now. this is d w news live from berlin a hopeful step towards resolving the conflict in eastern ukraine. russian separatists and the ukrainian government have exchanged all the prisoners prisoners they had been holding will go to key of where people are waiting to welcome back their freed nationals. also coming up a man with a knife turns a hanukkah celebration near new york city into a bloody crime scene new york's governor says it was an act of domestic terror. a

what's even pension system standing outside the world's best have undergone important changes. the dutch framework tied first on an international index with denmark was recently of a hold up the pressure on funds would see payments reduced. it's now been simplified to adopt job changes and the increasing life expectancy. the same reports is placed friends in eighteenth place calling for urgent amendments to the pension plan to remain sustainable. well unions have confirmed that thursday is only the beginning of what could prove to be a long and drawn out strike. public transport in paris will be interrupted throughout the weekend through monday and many are now turning their attention to the probable cost of those protests. some economists have said that it could be between two hundred and four hundred billion euros per day. shops pharmacies and restaurants across france have said they've already seen a sharp drop in traffic on thursday. they're worried about the potential drain on their resources especially if the strike continues through the usually busy holiday season. a sic

narrator: in the past several decades, the desert has undergone profofound changes tht are affecting wildlife, including the tortoise, in dramatic ways. todd esque: not very long ago-- just a few decades ago-- the desert was a very large sort of wilderness area. and now we've succeeded in--with our utility corridors and our trtransportatation corridors, we've sliced up the areas for the animals to live in into smaller and smaller pieces. narrator: today, more and more people are pushing further and further into the desert in search of affordable housing. in the past 50 years, the population of las vegegas hs growown from 14040,000 to roughy 2 million. near los angeles, the offer of low-cost housing has boosted populations in some desert communities by 30% in just 20 years. recreational use of the desert has increased also. and with shifting energy priorities, new political pressures have emerged. each new incursion affects the environment. and today, the pressure to adapt the desert for a variety of uses is mounting. nussear: we're slicing things thinner and thinner. the tortoise is

the british army is being so slow and dealing with these claims i mean we know that it's it's got undergone a revolution and it's now one of considered one of the best places to work for p.t. communities so what's the issue here. or i don't know what the issues but it sounds like the movie along obviously pieces of the happy with the speed with which it's being done books but you know if the motive is committed to paying compensation i'm sure that will happen look i think i think there is a bigger concern here and the concern is this i know water parks as i may see more popular at the time the law of the law and people for being in the military there are similar rules that are people being in the military for a variety of reasons medical conditions what have you thrown out what is going to be difficult here if it's so at some point in the future we change our opinion then we're suddenly compensating people from the past and if you look at the transgender community as an example you know there are significant costs with medical treatments associated with. that's why america has decided that