jamila is a berber herself. but, first and foremost, she's a business woman. >> the idea was to create a co-op. so the women are not producing the oil on their own, but rather making it together. they congregate here. but the best thing is: by pooling their resources, they finally have enough oil to be able to market it. >> berbers have been making argan oil since the 13th century and the method has changed little. argan fruit contains a nut with a hard shell. a polished stone and lots of skill are used to crack it open. the kernels inside are then ground with a stone mill. this can take hours. it takes a woman a day or two to produce one litre of oil. she gets around 25 euros for it, but a liter sells for up to ten times that amount in germany. still, jamila negotiated a good price. 1300 women from 23 different co-ops currently supply her with oil. a worldwide distribution network is being set up. each year some 50-thousand liters are shipped to europe, canada, the us, japan and south korea. but argan oil has e

i didn't even know about jamila's death, until the next day. sitting on the couch, watching television. and they break in to normal broadcasting because there is a full-blown riot in, downtown, not downtown, mid town st. louis in the neighborhood i grew up in the walnut park, wells-goodfellow, that area. and the police executed a search warrant. suspects are in the house. they're running from the police. shooting at the police. and the police shot one of the suspects and he was killed. and from what we understand he had a gun. and it was a stolen weapon. jamila died the day before. i didn't hear anything on it on the news. and i'm an avid news watcher. nothing was reported. it was just a blip. this guy dies, this guy dies, and all of a sudden there is a full-blown riot in the neighborhood i grew up in. and there is nothing for her. and we're hollering black lives matter. he had his chance to matter. he chose his path. he chose his destiny. jamila never got her destiny. she never got her promises. her, her life mattered. her dreams mattered. her

so we're proud to be your partner, jamila. [applause] so that's just a sampling of the incredible projects that are being done by fellows all across africa. so this program is going to help all of you make a real difference back home. but fatou ba ndiour from senegal -- [applause] -- where's fatou? so fatou wrote me a letter and she said, if the real value of yali is for young people to learn from others, then maybe we should start sending some young americans to africa also. and she made the point, not just to help poor communities as they usually do, "but to learn from other societies, with humility" -- which i thought is absolutely true. so i have good news, fatou. from now on, yali will give americans an opportunity. next summer, up to 80 young american leaders will join yali and go to africa to learn from you and your countries. and you guys are going to have to look after them when they're there. show them good places -- but not to have too much fun. they need to be doing some work while they're there. so these connectio

jamila is not a fashion model.s not -- she's started a door-to-door laundry company to employ more youth and teach them entrepreneurial skills and she hopes to take what she learned at her time at dartmouth university to meet her goal of getting 1,000 youth to work in or run their own business. we're proud to be your partner. so that's just a sampling of the incredible projects that are being done by fellows all across africa. so this program's going to help all of you make a real difference back home. but fatou from senegal, where is fatou. she wrote me a letter and said if the real value of yali is for young people to learn for mothers, maybe we should start sending young americans to africa also. she made the point, not just to help poor communities as they usually do, but to learn from other societies with humility. and which i thought is absolutely true. so i have good news. from now on, we'll give americans an opportunity next summer, up to 80 american leaders will join --

jamila is not a fashion model.not -- she's started a door-to-door laundry company to employ more youth and teach them entrepreneurial skills and she hopes to take what she learned at her time at dartmouth university to meet her goal of getting 1,000 youth to work in or run their own business. we're proud to be your partner. so that's just a sampling of the incredible projects that are being done by fellows all across africa. so this program's going to help all of you make a real difference back home. but fatou from senegal, where is fu futou. she wrote me a letter and said if the real value of yali is for young people to learn for mothers, maybe we should start sending young americans to africa also. she made the point, not just to help poor communities as they usually do, but to learn from other societies with humility. and which i thought is absolutely true. so i have good news. from now on we'll give americans an opportunity next summer, up to 80 american leaders will join -- [ cheers and applause ] up to 80 yea

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obama: or we have jameel are -- jamila of uganda. [applause] are you posing? she's posing. she is not a fashion model, she started a door-to-door laundry company to employ more youth and teach them entrepreneurial skills and she hopes to share what she learned at dartmouth university to meet her goal of gaining 1000 youth to work in or run their own business. we are proud to be your partner. so that is just a sampling of the incredible progress being done by fellows all across africa. this program will help all of you make a real difference back home. but my partner from senegal so fatu wrote me a letter and she says if the real value is for young people to learn from others, maybe we should be sending young americans to africa also. and she made the point not to just help poor communities but to learn from other societies with humility. which i thought is absolutely true. i have good news. from now on, we will give americans and opportunity next summer. up to 80 american young leaders will join. [applause] pres. obama: 80 young american leaders will join and go to africa t

jamila bolden was killed when somebody fired shots into her home from the street. the 4th grader was hit while doing her homework on her mother's bed. her mother was also wounded. she is expected to be okay. >>> a father from westchester county will spend at least six years behind bars for a deadly car crash with his underaged daughter behind the wheel. michael ware pleaded guilty to allowing his 15-year-old daughter to drive his suv without a license. it happened last summer in the poconos. the teenager crashed the suv killing three of her friends. >> as a parent i think it struck a chord with everybody in the courtroom. this is such a preventable crime that could have not caused such a catastrophe. >> he's being punished now. now that he's in there i can file for a petition. >> his daughter also pleaded guilty this past spring and was sentence today probation. >>> 4:56 this morning new york state kicks off a new crackdown on impaired driving. the drive sober or get pulled over campaign starts today. it is aimed at reducing the number of drunk or impaired drivers