i'm cheryl jennings. every weekje we focus on a different topic affecting thefe people living and working in the bayn area. a today we're going to talk about our at risk young people and we're going to share with you some valuable resources and programs that offer a helpingfe hand to these young offenders. i'll show you an example. a recent and deadly case in which two young men are facing trial. we filed this report in april. >> reporter: prosecutors say thesete two 18-year-old men spet friday sitting on an oakland street drinking rum, feeling angry about how their lives weren't going so well. they decided they wanted to punch someone.. the first people, police say, the two men met, were a father and son. o the elder father died from the attack. the motive doesn't surprise some community activists in oakland. >> this isf symptomatic of what we'rean seeing in oakland in the laste few years where young people have nothing to do, thert aren't jobs available andbe they're becoming more hopeless and more angr

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