some of them young some of the not so young what do you think what do you feel. well i mean s. i'm one who has campaigned for a long time for an open discussion of the issue and to see student today coming out for the same purpose of wanting for and what we form our very excited trio and i think this also showed at a sort of a generational gap you know what you see on the street today in bangkok or elsewhere you know across the country are our different from the precess so in many way i think. they have become or they have become more ambitious and you know that in thailand talking about issue of them or not he can be re the interest so i mean my hardly go out for them for their career because i think to be aliased realistic if you want to change the political situation in thailand and then you have to talk about the most difficult issue of the country and that is not so yeah i think i think there are correct is really of our audience will appreciate how difficult it is to talk about the malecki in thailand you want to just be very very turned it about what might

to solely blame young people for doing solely blame young people for doing so is unhelpful.iversities, schools etc, i think we would all benefit from that reminder that this virus hasn't gone away and we need to make sure we are wearing face coverings when necessary , wearing face coverings when necessary, and we are social distancing. what do you think of the health secretary for england, matt hancock, saying to radio one use beta yesterday, don't kill your granny? that is quite an unhelpful... i mean, i don't understand what anyone gains from that. perhaps if the government messaging was more clear and consistent, then there wouldn't be as much confusion surrounding that. that's pretty clear, isn't it? the point he was making is, someone like yourself may be asymptomatic, and yourself may be asymptomatic, and you could pass it to someone who is more vulnerable, someone over 70, and it might kill them. which is precisely why i wearing face covering where necessary, and i keep my distance from people that are not in my household bubble. i think this kind of idea that young p

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it could be because young people supporting other candidates are coming around.re are a lot of reasons why this could be but if anything, we think this is good news. >> ben, i got to ask you about the division we see in this poll between we, old erma lee eer mi and young ere ee eer millennial. what do u you thiyou think is ce difference? >> folks will take time to come around and recognize that they have to vote, they have a bchoie in november and it's trump versus biden. like sarah mentioned, biden may not have started out this general election campaign super popular with some of those millennials but that has changed. they have a much more favorable opinion now because of the stances he's taken on the issues they care about most, whether climate action or access to affordable health care. when this supreme court debacle, gen z is black, brown, their rights are at stake. they look a lot like this panel in fact and so we see the young base is for fired up than we anticipate. that's good news for biden and senate democratic candidates. >> jonathan, it's very easy

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young people demanding radical change, demanding justice may movement giving a voice or power to youngeople when for far too long they were ignored. it is a movement fueled by young afraid to are not raise their voices. this is a tribute to young people and their vision. they will save us if we trust them. we must look to them, listen to them, follow these young people. countryt justice in our and in our world. [applause] growing up, my father told me, don't beg for your rights. organize and take them. to the young people fighting in this movement for change, here is my charge to you. march in the streets. protest. run for school committee or city council or state legislature. win. don't just challenge the status quo, dismantle it. take things over. [applause] when they say slow down go faster. when they say not now, start that day. when they say not that way, redraw the map. when they say you are too young, show up with your friends. every reason the critics and cynics offered to give up or give in is proof positive you should push forward and hard. the time to be committee's past. th

when they say you are too young, show up with your friends. andy reason the critics cynics offered to give up and given is proof positive that you should push forward and hard. the time to be timid is passed. the age of incrementalism is over, now is our moment to think things, to building, to be big. this is what this moment demands, there are many issues in this race and we campaigned on all of them. civil rights, health care, the , creating aonavirus pathway to citizenship. we took on apologetically progressive stances on all of them, we never blinked, we made it clear that we would rather lose fighting as hard as we could for what we believe and then in finding the milligrams. -- the middle grounds. we will not surrender, we know our work is not done. tomorrow and for the next eight weeks, we have to hit the streets. priority number one is to remove donald trump from the white house. [applause] he is the most corrupt, most racist, most incompetent resident in american history. we must banish his agenda of division and destruction to the hi

we are encouraging our young people back to couege encouraging our young people back to college this rather extraordinary to me. and household transmission is the real problem here, as your correspondence have been reporting quite rightly today for what are we doing? yes, we are bringing in these strict rules, as stefanie has said, the winded they start? next monday. and what could happen between now and next monday? going to the metro. safe six, the headline there. stefanie, you can go to pubs, as long as the people next year are not a group of six. it is kind of contradictory, but i find actually on the same front page, if you see the picture on the top which a p pa re ntly the picture on the top which apparently is david beckham's son, romeo, with his girlfriend. me, i've now been back in london for two weeks and i've also realised, especially young people, yes, they had theirfacemasks especially young people, yes, they had their facemasks and they do not wear them. i have been on the continent, as you say, for many weeks, especially in germany, and it's much stricter. young peopl

would it surprise you if i said young people as young as... ..children as young as seven are being exploited their lives after getting involved with county lines drugs gangs. this visit to a children's home is to help these young people understand the risks. they blackmail you, they use you for certain things. it's a bit scary. how is it scary? because at the end of the day, you could end up getting stabbed or losing your life to it. the 43 police forces came together to target those who run and control county lines. here, officers from west midlands police worked with colleagues in south wales. they are checking out a train trying to identify people who traffic drugs along a suspected line operating out of the midlands into swansea. this was a week—long crackdown, building on efforts that continued during the lockdown. coronavirus didn't stop the gangs who run county lines but police say the number of arrests they've made have increased since march. county lines continue to operate. i think the criminals have evolved what they've done, maybe not travelling so far, maybe a bit more on your d

be a black young men and joining them at. sell—out, i said, i don't think i've sold out. i said very clearly, i'm a black man who happens to be a cop. so that means i integrate into the organisation with my beliefs and values. i'm not going to assimilate into norms and values of the culture. it's a long time now since you did that training, the police school in hendon, and then as a young beat officer, you joined the police on the streets of london. how painful is it now, as you've done in the book, and as you probably will have to do with me, to recall some of the racism that you experienced? i'm not thinking racism from people on the streets, but i'm thinking of racism inside your own team. 0h, absolutely. i would get monkey noises on the radio, i even remember a massive n—word in upper case on my locker. it's in a secure area, so it couldn't be... it had to be a team member. it had to be a policeman or woman who had done it. absolutely, and it wasn't a member of the public. and did you report it? was it investigated ? yeah

finding work tends to be even harder for refugees than for young ugandans. a few of victor's trainees have already been awarded prize money as music festivals. in settlement that young people with. its heroes people don't have. to school. nor opportunities we come to realize that very few do parties can not only depend on ads by big can also bring something gross. and moving. but there have also been setbacks because of coping 19 a senior branch in south africa had to be put on hold. nevertheless. remains convinced that senior will play a part in more success stories like those of john merrick of huma and joan. i have a vision to make my country place i have a vision to make africa instead of running away from it to make it a better place. if my one mother huppenthal. for. stick to your own agreement the words of simple the concern. the agreements are of course those set on climate change in paris in 2015 the fridays for future protests have turned into a worldwide movement of people young and old calling for governments and individuals to get a handle on gl

and it's causing more and more young men, remember the draft only calls up young men. women are not eligible for the draft. to be called up into service. more and more young people are getting their attentions focused willy-nilly on the war in vietnam. now, quick aside, remember, the way the draft works is really -- i don't know how else to put it. messy. there are 26 million baby boomers who come of age during the war in vietnam. you don't do that in half -- that's 26 million men who come of age. turn 18. you just don't need that many people in the army, right? they'd have to stand like this. you got to have a system, a selective service system, that's called, to pick which ones go. rather than send all 26 million young men, you pick which ones will go. to do that you have to make some people not have to do. some people don't have to go because you're incredibly stupid, some people are physically unable to go into the military, they don't have to go. once you ruled that out, you still got a whole lot of people. who do you pick to go? there are deferments, methods that

we're talking about young people.oing to talk to a texas high school student about his mission to get his classmates involved. it's all happening on national voter registration day. >>> president obama releasing a new video saying that your vote has never mattered more than it does now. >> what's at stake in this election is much bigger than joe or the man he's running to replace. what's at stake is whether or not our democracy endures. the folks in power are hoping you will stay home. they're hoping you get cynical. they're trying to convince you that your vote doesn't matter. it's how they win. don't let them. make a plan for how and when you are going to vote. a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer can bring up questions that make you feel like shutting down. go here: findyourmbcvoice.com we're all finding ways to keep moving. but how do we make sure the direction we're headed is forward? at fidelity, you'll get the planning and advice to prepare you for the future, without sacrificing the things that are importan

young guy in his 30s. he's trying to piece together a living by writing and talking and he comes in there and kind of gives the barnburner. he selkds that kind of radical critique. he's older. he's supposedly well-read. he says, yes, this is another war of imperialism. something to grapple with. that was like two hours and then they had more ten more hours of hanging out, talking. they'd broken into small groups, classrooms like this and these things spread. i guess that's what i'm trying to say. who you could bring in varied, did you have an expert, did you have somebody who knew something about vietnam? often know there were no courses in any university in the united states on the history of vietnam. there was no university in the united states that talked the vietnamese language. so you didn't have a lot of in-house experts in the united states on these issues. last, we didn't have many in-house experts in the state department or cia either on vietnam, but that's another can of worms. so it was hard to

i resent the fact young people are being blamed for being young.uld not be going out. but the universities, have they been greedy? have urged them to come back can't possibly ensure they get their fees and then stu d e nts ensure they get their fees and then students are being castigated for a meeting each other and getting to know each other which is what freshers are supposed to do. it's a dreadful situation for them and my heart goes out to all the young people in this awful situation. and oui’ people in this awful situation. and our code is your view about the universities? the labour party are saying the government should be guaranteeing students can come home for christmas. matt hancock said earlier this week he could not rule out the might have to stay at their university halls of residence over christmas. what do you make of that? just today oliver dowden has been out saying he cannot guarantee they will be home for christmas. still very much the government line. i think that is very disappointing and just a total shambles, why is it there

dortmund cruised by mentions outback with their fearsome young for some up front. and their top flight return being felt that their best friend or frankfurt. watched the car put up a good fight against freiburg. park munich open their title defense by annihilating poor shelter in the campaign curtain raiser was barnes big weight on match day one really means. for the league at large find out now on kickoff. it's a new season and anything is possible but let's be honest we all knew what was going to happen and he. had won their previous 21 competitive matches in a row shall cause last victory came in february and despite having finished the previous season just 4 weeks ago by and were in the mood to break some records. so. the triple winners picked up right where they left off serge now free escape to the shelter defense and slammed in the open now. the goal came in just the fools minute making it the fastest in a season game since 2002. and it was a way to do it. the next goal was even more painful for the royal blues as laong gorecki made it to one of 3 former sho

the friends describe her as a form loving young woman. this was the image turkey was left with of the 27 year old student penasco to come on july 16th ex-boyfriend strangled her to death and then banned her body. flowers and a photo commemorate and her favorite. now her friends bath and layla sits here without still numb with grief and in constant fear of becoming the next victim of violence against women. to get here and back maybe tomorrow they'll be announcing my death it starts right from the very 1st 36 encounters they say you can't go there alone. you mustn't wear this or that you can't meet so and so on and on and on and my like that's just another form of violence that the church will matter you know can see can understand wave of protests nationwide against the rampant violence against women. deformities in many communities responding with violence sending policemen to petes the protesting women. the number of women mad at each year intact he has more than doubled since 2012 now turkish women are no longer keeping sign that maybe

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valley were these young people are creating companies. it is because they are taking advantage of technology, taking advantage of innovation. so i asked them. i said, where is the diversity, creating this kind of wealth and opportunities? i challenge them. even over the last several months, they have gone back to try to find, included, and empower other minorities that otherwise would not have had these kind of opportunities. while we may want to say that young people are not making progress, like i said, i have had this renaissance over the last several years, where young people are making incredible strides in terms of wealth. they are socially conscious. they care about politics, poverty, and class issues. they have this value system that gives me tremendous hope. someone like myself, i hope a generation tries to support this. someone like amisha, a competitor -- a contributor for us, amisha cross, is taking this perspective. she does not necessarily share my point of view of how the world is. she has a perspective that is important. i

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you have young women in canoes, young women going out on chaperone.young women climbing trees and climbing mountains. so it's kind of like with the shakespearean comedy. we have the comedy where there is a period of festive relief where women are trying out new roles. and given the freedom to do tha that. but there is that marriage at the end. and whether you see that as containment or fruition, i think the books kind of leave that up in the air. >> host: donna, wonderful presentation. in your book you mentioned many of the characters in the semel agenda summer novels were reading summer novels. keep talk about the intention there? was it a fun, wink and a nod marketing? >> guest: yeah, the authors writing these are kind of very, very aware of what the conventions are. so very often there will be references to characters seeking out summer reading. in one summer for example, the two people were eventually married. they meet because the young woman goes out on a rainy night because she saw a paperback bestseller in the drugstore that morning. and she's

more young people are testing positive and they are spread around the city.now clear that the pattern is changing and a very strong message going out from us to avoid having further restrictions put on us, everyone has a responsibility. leeds is already being seen as a coronavirus hotspot. it has been added to the watchlist of areas of concern. that list is growing. south tyneside, middlesbrough, rossendale, corby, kettering, norfolk are also now on the list after increases in cases. it is a particularly big challenge the country faces as winter approaches — ensuring young people stick to the rules to prevent infections rising will be critical. let's talk to tom beattie, leader of the labour—run corby borough council — corby is one of the addtions to public health england's covid watchlist as an ‘area of concern‘. how damaging do you believe another lockdown would be for corby?” how damaging do you believe another lockdown would be for corby? i think it would be very damaging. it would affect business confidence, it would affect business confidence, it would

we meet chris tall young and soprano who back to ghana. and then robbie refined out why gangs are interested in what up. and cape town gets a new bicycle delivery service. but 1st let's focus on our main topic today human trafficking many african migrants who make the dangerous and sometimes deadly journey to europe and up to their young girls forced into prostitution to pay off the traffic and men and up smuggling or dealing drugs usually not willingly. i will next report examines how nigerian gangs in italy have turned their greet on their fellow citizens in a foreign land. they tell them coastal town of castle for crimean once a popular tourist destination today the kremlin prime sport is controlled by the nigerian mafia that we could make really answer through trucks and prostitution just because someone is enough. to want to be with us from. many places. where they can. do everything they want with. most of the illegal activities take place and what a major mafia cause connection houses are and one raid italian authorities found weapo

we meet chris tall young entrepreneur who back to guyana. and there'll be refined out why gangs are interested in what. and cape town get a new bicycle delivery savvy. but 1st let's focus on our main topic today human trafficking many african migrants who make the dangerous and sometimes deadly journey to europe and up to their young girls are forced into prostitution to pay off the traffic because and men end up smuggling or dealing drugs usually not willingly. i want next report examines how nigerian gangs in italy have turned their greet on their fellow citizens in a foreign land. italian coastal town of kossovo to the crimean a popular tourist destination today the kremlin prime sport it's controlled by the nigerian mafia every put make really ends through cracks and prostitution just because someone says if you're not. ok i want to know it he said because. for many. here. where they. do everything they want. to find the. most of the illegal activities take place and one of my dear mafia calls connection houses there and one raid italian

a fight for millennial young women read a 25 books you'll wantto read this summer . on the left is from oprah, 28 of the bestbeach reads of the summer 2020 . and then yet another list, this one came from today's afternoon boston globe online. the best books to read this summer. and i might note here about the boston globe, i had a chance to go quickly through it and see what they were recommending. and i was really struck. at one point the new york times was criticized or its book list that included primarily white authors read one season roof refused having to reach peak capacity with their choices. and the best books to read this summer in the boston globe are incredibly varied and diverse. okay, but where did this idea of summer reading come from? summer reading is a specific practice. how did it come to the an established part not only of literary commerce but of american culture as well? and those are some of the questions i began to explore. so i'm a book historian so i practice in the field looks at the intersection of authorship, reading and publishing. histo

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and -- >> yep. >> how do you think young people -- the rest of the question is, how do you think young people can engage with and demand to have a seat at that enable if we talk about that reform. >> yeah. i have five children and my oldest are 18 and 20, and people are surprised when i say that because the don't think i'm hold enough to have a 20-year-old but i was almost a kid when i started having kids so i've been a father literally my entire adult life hi and oldest two daughters who are both college students, 18 and 20, are severely disappointed at the political nominees for president. obviously it they would never have supported donald trump bus there's real pain and disappointment because joe biden was literally on every poll by every measure the last preference of every major candidate for young people. they literally preferred about nine other people over him, and so they're learning a hard lesson very quickly that me and you and every person who has ever voted before learned a long time ago, is it's actually rare that you get to vote for somebody that you're crazy about. it'

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but student leaders are angry and say that young people shouldn't be scapegoated.r members of their community as well as themselves, and i think it's important we don't generalise young people, nor do we generalise students. i think lots of young people and students themselves are immunocompromised, are parents and carers. unlike infections, so far there has not been a rise in deaths from coronavirus in the uk. yesterday two deaths were reported, but scientists say it makes sense because of the younger age of those infected. young people are at very low risk of developing any kind of severe disease, or even any symptoms at all, and therefore if you see an outbreak dominated by younger people, you wouldn't automatically expect that you will see the same increase in mortality that we saw back in march because we know there was a much more generalised infection across the population then. france reported similar levels of infection to the uk in mid—august, but three weeks on that has more than doubled. in fact, one day last week it had almost trebled. and with schools

we never talked about losing our mom at such a young age and when you see young kids and stuff, you thinknt them to have to go through the same things. >> even harry and i have not talked enough about our mother. >> never enough. >> shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect. all of a sudden, all this grief that i never processed came to the forefront. i would probably be close to complete breakdown on numerous occasions. >> for someone in prince harry's position to say that, you now hear a lot of people saying, that has had a huge impact on society feeling more comfortable talking about mental health. >> he wanted to really break the taboo, to give others the chance to seek help without being ashamed. >> as a charity event in canada, harry introduces the world to the woman who will change his life forever. actress meghan markle. >> he was able to find somebody that he connected with, somebody that had the same passion for helping others. >> meghan markle seemed an unlikely candidate. certainly in the history of the monarchy, divorced americans h

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and it's young people, really, young people who have shaken our consciences, and not before time. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. good evening. a lovely sunset behind me in shropshire. this is where the frost will develop tonight, sunshine and clear skies through the days, temperatures dropped as low as minus three and minus four for northern england and southern scotland. either side, the cloud increases, temperatures rise in northern ireland, the cloud remains in the south—east by long last the cloud will break up as we go through monday. damp weather in northern ireland, chased by sunshine, rain moves ireland, chased by sunshine, rain m oves a cross ireland, chased by sunshine, rain moves across scotland and into western england so a cloudier afternoon. temperatures were beget sunshine, 14—19, substantially across east anglia. this is where the weather front pushes eastwards, it could stall in the south but a little foster frog around but most places will have a fine day, driving sunny spells. stormy later in the week. more details later in the

it to be heard immunity the young should get it the footage. the government has only given basic guidelines to the universities each institution has had to come up with its own detail plan. hours in grids masks social distancing online classes and we have to. because of these measures we won't have to shut down if students test positive for it because there are no contact persons at least at university i read a. book called dark but the number of infections has been rising across france more than half of the country has now been declared a red zone with at least 50 new day. infections per 100000 people compared to just a dozen in neighboring germany local governments can impose additional measures in these like temporarily closing baths and restaurants and yet social distancing and locally adapted strategies won't be enough to prevent another lockdown says these biologists. france doesn't even have a testing strategy for example to test those who work with vulnerable people such as the elderly the only way to control the epidemic is to systemat

it told the story be young woman who was courted by a young man. it wildly popular. found references to it in the harvard college library. books done by harvard professors. that would probably come closest to the works. but i think they are, the books are very much of the time and the tradition is very much a part of ours today. there's a great question. >> was summer reading, from the george's version of, i am sorry, i cannot program and pronounce it. it's a version that characterizes it as his ability. >> i think when they were probably most concerned with was kind of a hypersensitivity and so the full. it mission talk about women and women's hysteria and said they definitely were in conversation. the critics were definitely in conversation with those notorious effects for women i think they were more worried, not too much about language as about a hypersensitivity to stimulation by reading sensational novels we couldn't have that. host: does the summer reading, moved beyond the class. is it marketed to different audiences. >> i kind of have to tease this out. he f

the young are generally at low risk from the virus.ads further in the community, things could change here in the coming months. we are always used to any way having more people come to hospital with respiratory virus infections in the winter. the worry is that the sort of people who get infected are the sort of people we saw previously, the older population, the people with other risk factors for doing badly and ending up in hospital. shielding of those with health vulnerabilities may need to be reintroduced if cases spike. it's a difficult balance to safeguard those most at risk while keeping society functioning. we have to protect our children's education as much as we can, because the impacts of that will last for decades. we've also got to protect and encourage the economy in ways that won't actually unnecessarily increase the death rates. the nhs is open for business, but uch says many patients are still too scared to come to hospital because they fear catching coronavirus. it is one of the many hidden costs of covid. fergus walsh

it took place in maine and tells the story of a young woman who was courted by a young man.it was wildly popular. -references to it in the harvard college library, books donated by harvard professors. that would probably come closest, the works of sarah, but books have much of their time. the tradition is very, very much a a part of ours still today. thank you. that was a great question. >> was summer reading recommend as an escape from georgia birds version of -- i'm sorry, i can't pronounce it. american nervousness or associate with a version of american nervousness that characterized it as language -- [inaudible] >> i think with your most concerned with was a hypersensitivity and so the full. bake in which the talk about women and women's history, they were in conversation. the critics of summer reading were in conversation with those notorious effects. but for women they were more worried nasa much about languor as about hypersensitivity to sexual stimulation by reading sensational novels. we couldn't have that. >> does summer reading among populist eon the middle class,

or doing middle school programs for young readers. we are selecting books about mass incarceration and coming up with interesting ways to get people to read those books so they know more about the system. these are always to connect reader and book. >> and i think that, you know, ultimately one of the reasons why we see some of the problems we see is about a failure to imagine a different or new audience. and i think that the foundation is nimble enough and small enough that we can do that really easily. i can get a new job and set think we can reach a bigger audience. some of will put me on the news and say that and we can start doing that new program. it is not as difficult to implement change. i think on the publishing side which i have them but i will soon go. i think one of the things is there seems to be such a resistance of publishing, literary publishing to think about we sell is a thing as a commodity or making a transaction between consumer and seller. if you are apple, and use it just seems like black people just don't like

category of nonfiction fiction poetry young translated literature. the winners will be announced during the program book to bill bring you new programs and publishing news, watch the archive programs any time @booktv.org. >> every year, book td asks member of congress about the books they are reading. >> joining us once again on book tv is congressman gerald connolly, democrat from virgini virginia. give us an update on your reading list, congressman. steve maxwell peter, as you know i read at least a book a week. and sin

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. there will be emergency talks betwen the uk and the eu tomorrow. 0ur europe editor katya adler is in brussels. the eu asked for emergency face—to—face talks so the government could tell them in person exactly what it intends to do with the withdrawal agreement that it signed last year. the eu is not happy. we had from the european commission president today. she said this undermines trust. we heard from vicky that the taoiseach, the irish prime minister, spoke to boris johnson said this is a serious development with particular implications for northern ireland. tonight eu lawyers are pouring over the print of the bill and there is talk that brussels could take legal action. but essentially here, this is seen as a tactic. the french trade minister said this is part of a game of bluff. it is assumed that it is an attempt by the government to put pressure on brussels now that eu-uk to put pressure on brussels now that eu—uk trade talks are really coming toa eu—uk trade talks are really c

it's easier here for young guys young boys. who really get into the. only 32000 people live in mulder 19th century playwright henrik ibsen used to vacation here apart from a fog and fishery museum there's not much to discover outside loads of salmon and sea trout. to these quiet surroundings help young footballers develop. it was in mulder that ending hole and became a star. he's off to his departure to south korea and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moments in a mall the jersey of the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals against them. within 20 minutes small to run from 00 to $40.00 was amazing he turned up to defend somebody in the in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i have but it's like them in the world of mine you know what i'm with it all when you go to go there good good. see we have had players. use for libor so we can do it so well. on july 1st 201820 days before he's 18 but they scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes against the bag and in norway stuff like that but the superstar. the day be