but talk from your perspective as a as a young man, you have to me, you're still very young.all right. what do we have to do to help the of really young people? i'm talking about those who are in the schools now to not just about math in general, to be excited, learning and wanting to excel in school. when we see the reality which is for large numbers of our children school not their first preference or they're not doing well are we're not proficient in math and reading what would be recommendations to systems and to our country as you think about what you've learned in looking at the life of bob moses. oh yeah you i think every teacher has a challenge of trying to get the kids attention and that changes depending on, you know, what students are in front of you. and i just remember that being the first challenge was that you know, how can i get these these kids attention? and so, you know, part that is building relationships, kids and you know, the kids need to know that you care about them and that, you know, you're invested in their and so kids can feel and appreciate that.

for other young people. so part of that approach is about shifting culture, in terms of, you know, math can be something that's cool. math can just be part of who we are in our community. the last thing i will talk about, i said before that i am the ceo of mathtalk -- so when i have my kids -- i will tell a quick story. math was something that i didn't enjoy doing with my dad. so when i was young -- [laughs] -- it was always a confrontation. at wanted to be outside playing. he wanted me to do this math with him. we would sit there for hours not doing anything and then finally i would cave and do the problems and things he wanted me to do. so when i became a dad, i said i wanted to have a different relationship with my kids around learning math. so we began doing math, doing the things that we just enjoyed doing, whether it was making pancakes or riding the train or out in the park, math became a bonding experience. they began to see matt as just part of everyday life and something that they enjoyed doing. so

i met a young man in one of our career tech programs.ough the construction program, they are renovating and abandoned property, which we have too many others in baltimore city. it's right across the street from the high school. the young man's eyes lit up as he was showing me through his work in carpentry in the school. he was a very frank about the exchange occurring. like, yes, to get through that math class, that history class, i know i get to come across the street and work on this house and that gives me joy. i think that when we talk about relevancy we forget that for young people being part of a community is belonging. it does not mean you have to have a hands-on activity in the middle of calculus. it means, do i have adults working together that are able to channel what i feel like is important with this thing called school. a community can do that. this young man is telling me, i don't feel different about algebra. i'm not thrilled about it. but, do you know what? going to algebra allows me to do what i really love doing and i g

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woman who is empowering young girls of color. mary lee introduces us to the st. mary's high school college, serena griffin, who was recently honored at the white house as a young. who leader making change in her community. >>> serena griffin is a published author, activist, singer, leader, and mentor. >> i'm 17 and going to college. >> reporter: will she's a senior at st. mary's college high school, not only looking forward to her own future, but also the future of other young girls of color. every thursday after school, you can find serena here at her old elementary school, oxford elementary. >> hi. >> hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: serena meets with fourth and fifth grade girls for the young poet's program she founded. she created the program to empower girls of color to express themselves through poetry, song writing, and story telling. building their confidence, and developing a strong sense of sister hood. fourth grader, dallas, read the poem the girls wrote together. >> the light inside of me, lights the sky. you can see

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but you saw the big disparity between young women and young men when it came to the election. i think on the abortion issue, look, trump, you know, basically went out there and said he was not going to be for a national abortion ban, and he was leaving it up to the states, and that helped him sort of quell what we saw post-dobbs in 2022. and he didn't suffer at all with sort of the more conservative evangelical voters. that support didn't wave at all. so you saw the gender gap that did not -- if the gender gap would have been more points, the election would have been different. >> but again, you have to go back to who voted. it's going to take us a while to figure out, of the six million can they vote before and didn't vote this time, and of the three million more he got, did they not vote last time and vote this time? that's going to distort all those figures. and i saw no indication in the polling that the women that were incensed over the abortion issue were not still voting democrat. they didn't go and vote for him all the sudden. they maybe stayed at home, or he increases

you're a young woman.your studying quantum chemistry, you've been somewhat active in civil society in the gdr. now you have this massive reunification project and somehow you were able to fairly rapidly rise in politics that traditionally has been based in west germany. you're also a woman, which means there are always i suspect there will be at least 55% of the audience, we all agree, is always a little more challenging and. and you become about significa kind of. partner and minister within 11 government. the chancellor at the time you become minister of youth and women. give me a sense of of how that felt for you to have been working in a relatively isolated or at least contained environment. and suddenly now you are out there speaking, hosting meetings and, you know, you are in addition, being analytical and curious. you're very kind and friendly person, but i would say you're not an extrovert necessarily. you know, you're reserved. is that fair? yeah. so. i'm trying to imagine just how. how much of a

voters another panels to back giving disparity between young women and young men working as you look about trump basically matters that is not going to be for national abortion been living in up to the states and that's how quelled what we saw. in 2022, and he didn't suffered all the more conservative evangelical voters supported new waiver it all season the gender gap did not could've been a couple of election when it meant different back to who voted squinting as well figure out the 6 million to think about before i did time this $3m more than he got to the vote lesson with the sun will distort all of the figures and i saw no indication of the polling is you not still voting about maybe state home increase about other women. >> and he increased among men significant especially noncollege educated men. >> this question percent think about barack obama returning i was here and democrats with the cool kids. as a party wanted to hang out with and talking with cool. bless him right our neighbors who could even the obama group is a thing and when the heck happened and how did the republi

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the young figure skaters, their families, the two young sisters who died, the three soldiers.he experienced pilots on the blackhawk. whit johnson with the remarkable stories, the young ones, the skating stars on that plane. >> reporter: tonight, loved ones honoring the memories of the 67 people killed in that midair collision over the potomac. >> it's really fun to have a sister to skate with. >> reporter: 14-year-old everly livingston and her 11-year-old sister alydia were bright rising stars in the world of figure skating. our washington, d.c. affiliate wjla spoke with the sisters in 2022. >> when you get older, what do you want to do with skating? >> go to disney on ice. >> how about you? >> i want to be in the olympics. >> reporter: both lost their lives on their way home from a national skating camp in wichita, along with their parents, donna and peter. 12-year-old brielle beyer beat cancer when she was 4 months old. she died with her mom. brielle's dad telling me she was so proud to skate at that coveted camp just days before. what do you want the world to know about her

we're going to the young people. >> going to the young people.ou started the organization because obviously you felt a need for young people who were having maybe some mental difficulties, as we all do. i mean, honestly, being a teenager is rough, right? and some of these youngsters are having some trouble. you you went to them with the music. >> my co-founder and i, we started at berkeley high school 20 years ago. i was, as was previously mentioned, and yeah, we loved hip hop. we loved making music. we felt that it was super cathartic for us. and so we said, why not infuse some of the therapeutic principles that we're learning to go ahead and work with the young people that we were working with. >> so it makes a difference, right? do you think it's made it difference into whether or not a person who needs, let's say, some mental health counseling receiving it or not, you know, because they you're reaching out to them in a way they understand. >> we've considered ourselves a bridge from our inception, and so we're not a one size fits all. or we f

well, oddly enough, because of who the young communists know, the people coming through the young communist league who were in their teens or their early twenties, they were overwhelmingly the first native born generation immigrant parents and. when earl browder, the communist party leader, said communism is 20th century americanism sounds to us. oh yeah, really, you know, or hokey to them. you know, it had a real power it said we can we can be radicals, but can be good americans, too. but paul and so on. ballad for americans. it's all about how you know there yes there's been hysteria and yes there's been racism division but but at its heart the american identity is a good one. and so oddly enough, that is a way a contemporary generation of american radicals could look back to the popular front and say, you know, a lot of this was these are people who were justifying the moscow trials. at the same time, they're singing ballad for americans. but there was something to that, to be able to be a sharp critic of inequality and injustice and still love your country and feel like part of your cou

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they allowed us to see these spectacular karaoke rooms, though in them we met only these young chineseork here. are no longer permitted. on the streets we saw only the local karen people who come here to work in the hotels and restaurants. there was, unexpectedly, a library and even a not entirely convincing branch of starbucks — but we saw few customers. they allowed us to see only the outsides of all the buildings. "it's private," they said when we asked to go in. some local people quietly told us that the scam business still thrives here. you could see bars on the insides of the windows. at night, shwe kokko lights up, with nine casinos, supposedly for chinese gamblers, but there are few visitors. they allowed us to see these spectacular karaoke rooms, though in them we met only these young chinese women who work here. and all the time, from screens on the walls, the face of the nowjailed she zhijiang looked down at us, extolling his vision of a shining new city. our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head explained why china might have allowed the bbc in to film. our best guess