. >> why is there such a mismatch for the skills needed and available workers. diana has studies that >> glad to be here >> you studied the out of work population who are they why are so many workers on the sidelines of the labor market? >> from all walks of life. lots of people find themselves in this group. they are disproportionately disadvantaged. more than half have at most a high school dip plloma when jobs are requiring a college education or apprenticeship or post-secondary education only about a quarter of them have worked in the past year >> we just listened to the package where they talked about a woman who was 47 and retraining herself that's a tricky time to try and figure out how to get retraining once you are 44. >> it is the median age of the out of work population is 456789 given be that companies are having such trouble finding workers, i think they need, as oakwood is, they fleneed to broaden their recruitment pools. >> what about the government's role how can job training programs the government runs be improved to actually find people who ha

. >> why is there such a mismatch between the skills that are needed and available workers? martha ross has studied that question. she's a fellow at the br instituti martha, thank for being here today. >> i'm glad to be here. thanks for having me. >> you studied the out of work many workers on the sidelines of the labor market today? >> they're from all walks of life. anyone -- lots of people find themselves in this group, but they are disproportionately disadvantaged. so more than half of them have at most a high school diploma. and this is at a time when jobs are increasingly requiring a college education or an apprenticeship or some kind of post-secondary education. and only about a quarter of them have worked in the past year. >> we just listened to the package where we talked bay woman who's 47 and retraining herself. i guess it's a tricky time to figure out how to get retraining once you're 44 too. >> it is. it is. the median age of the out of work population is 45. and given that companies are having such trouble finding workers i think they need, as oakwood is, they

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>> it is midst match this a mismatch. we found -- it is a mismatch. they didn't complete the courses required to enter into college. >> why not? >> there are a couple institutional factors. for instance, high school graduates when we're looking at the new policies, the state ranks at the bottom compared to other states. that affects the course taking patterns. there are other factors, how students are being placed. and then the counseling. >> are you saying it's not necessarily the student's fault it is the schools faults? and some have different program some good and not so good. >> in general, we tend to think, students are not ready for college because they are not prepared. in our study we found that with preparation alone it does not move them through into college. >> give us examples of what we should be doing with these kids for college. >> first, they need to update high school graduation policy. and not every high school in california offers the full college prep courses. we need a much better placement policy, for instance, i know a lot of d

arch, -- mismatched march in the last 50 years. changes for immigrants, who have been welcomed from all over the world with the immigrant act. king said it was causing the widest liberation in civilize history, the fall of russia, all of these changes beyond the imagination of people. marriage equality, people couldn't -- i was in college in at5 and there were no women the university of north carolina, by state law, except nursing students. these changes were set in motion by equal citizenship, i think, and the emotional swap of the freedom movement, dealing with that citizenship in ways apply to senior citizens, the disabled, and ultimately gay rights. so these empirical blessings have flowed even as our political discourse followed george wallace and ross barnett in the predominant idea that government is bad, which is transparently a way of adjusting politically to race issues. and trump is the epitome of it. at the end of the 60 year cycle he has to be explicit about the and at the of it same time, the emptiness of the anti-rhe

the vaccine may be mismatched, but doctors still insist it is better to get a flu shot than not getting one. and some british scientists are calling for a worldwide ban on glitter, not the mariah carey movie, it was bad. but because it's causing significant environmental damage. most of it is made from bits of aluminum and micro plastic especially damaging to the fish. >> no more glitter for >> but did provide a good song like the sound track. >> we should move on. >>> it's time to find out the most popular baby names for 2017. this comes from the website, baby center. it was tough to crack the top of the les. i have to say. >> number five on the girls' list isabella, which can be shortened to bella. >> thank you for that. >> emma, and olivia. okay, the boys. you have the boys right there. >> lucas, aden, noah, liam, number one, jackson. >> i like jackson. >> i like jackson too. i like the girls' names they picked as well. >> the girls' names are beautiful. >> ava. >> number one was sophia. >> i like sophia. coming up, the shark sighting feeding from right there near shore. >> ooh, that

february to july, 19,000 mismatched transactions occurred. amount overcharged was on average a buck depending on the time of day. >> a check of your easy pass bill may raise additional eyebrows due to easy pass discounts. a recent study by aaa called it easy pass' dirty secret. >> not many people pay attention to those things. we set them up for ease of use and don't go back to them. >> no idea. that makes me upset because i travel multiple states. traveling the new jersey turnpike from if new jersey bridge t don't get thebenefits. > >> >> that's just not practical, cost prohibitive and you would never see out of the wind sheeld with the trance responders. >> one state gives discounts to easy pass holders, and that's pennsylvania. as for the turnpike, those that were overcharged will get a refund. >> one might ask why pennsylvania is generous while others are saying, pay full freight. we should find that out. >> health check at 11:00, new guidelines are lowering the threshold for high blood pressure. more than half of american adults now have

seems like a mismatch but don't tell that to the birds. >> it eats going to be a dogfight.ry time we see people, it's never what we have been seeing. we are going to get the best shot. it's the next one on the schedule. being the cowboys, it's more motivation. last week we didn't do well. it's a big challenge with us setting the stage for the rest of the year. >> still ahead, baseball hands out big (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. >> baseball new, carlton wins the a will. temple faces old dominion. al ston 23 points, temple 76-65. la salle and south alabama. b.j. johnson executes hit turning in a double double. la salle wins, 81-73. that's sports. >> thank you, ducis. we want to let you know we'll continue to update this hor i hc situation in westchester at "6abc".com. flames continue to eat their way through the barkley senior living community. dozens of residents are outside evacuated standing on the ground watching their homes go up in flame

and this has mismatch written all over it. look at carson wentz's foot wear there.e set to face a 3 win chicago team but the bears have beaten carolina and baltimore and pittsburgh. and the bears say they will not overlook them. >> this is the national football league if you don't come ready to play you'll get your tail beat and this is no different this week. this is a good football team we are playing and their record may be a different way and had some injury and particularly on defense now. it's still a good football team. >> i think that is something we have done so well. staying in the moment and winning the day and winning the week and sounds redundant and cliche cliche but that is what we do. we don't have guys that will let that slip away. >> we are unsure if jake elliot will be available. he is under concussion protocol and he is progressing. >>> the sixers are headed in theht direction, they get a test with the trailblazers coming to town. and the sixers are a pleasant surprise a 9-7 start. despite the early success j jx says is he not surprises. the expe

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games we've all become a little bit fed up of mismatch that's not disparaging at all to smaller countries that should get a chance ultimately of qualifying for big bold words but you don't want to see teams willing. to make you there's always a little bit of a concern that chile you'll find in my generation that's really failed in qualifying and doesn't deserve to qualify through this can be given a second chance is that fair i don't particularly think so if you failed you failed . has been fired as manager of english very excited at west ham united the club or are in their league a relegation zone and were beaten four one by liverpool in their last game but a nine year old has been manager of the club since two thousand and fifteen former sunderland and avatar manager david moyes is expected to take over. usent animal have knocked out the top seeded portland timbers to progress into the m.l.s. conference finals after goals first leg and houston and won two one important to set up a western conference final with the seattle sounders quite a turnaround in fortunes of four houston who last

games we've all become a little bit fed up of mismatch games that's not disparaging at all to smaller countries they should get a chance ultimately of qualifying for big bold words but you don't want to see teams winning eight nine ten no two regularly but there's always a little bit of a concern that chile you'll find a major nation that's really failed in qualifying and doesn't deserve to qualify through this can be given a second chance is that fair i don't particularly think so if you failed you failed . possible heart and head to career high fifty six points as his houston rockets team beat deo to us harden also record set in assists to count for the total of ninety one points in the point short of the rockets all time record set by paul murphy back in one hundred seventy eight. as a family back to lauren. so i thank you very much a quick reminder you can always keep up to date we will stories we're covering are checking out our web site the address for that is al-jazeera dot com and you can watch us live on that rocket you know when i buy. a set for me you'll be here in a minute

the united states army is so reliant on the private sector i would call it a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. work to be and the reality of the twenty first century. for you and i want to show you how many of the persons that you're sending out child soldiers and i have my child soldiers reloaded at this time. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pulled worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse now mariani uses a new service it's called lal dr it's for women passages only and run by women drivers the apple for some extra features like a panic button in twenty four seven monitoring of drivers we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call it a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we maj and work to be an

games we've all become a little bit fed up of mismatch that's not discouraging at all to smaller countries that should get a chance ultimately of qualifying for big bold words but you don't want to see teams winning i don't know to rank you but there's always a little bit of a concern that chile you'll find a major nation that's really failed in qualifying and doesn't deserve to qualify through this can be given. second chance is that fair i don't particularly think so if you failed you failed or found a friendly's go on in brazil are getting ready for games against japan and england the team are in france for the first of those games against japan brazil finished top of south american qualifying to reach next year's world cup finals in russia all the players saying they're desperate to banish the memory of that seven one semifinal defeat to germany in two thousand and. your skin seems poised to seem prudent i think it would be good if the world cup started in a couple of weeks because we are all doing well in our club we are playing good football with confidence because we are in the midd

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the rand corporation described nato assets in the baltics as being so mismatched with russia us that it was quote inviting a diverse stating war rather than deterring it to you. i think that the near unilateral disarmament and reduction in capability that we all went through a few years ago. that invited that invited attack so that's why we are all. working as hard as we can to reach rebuild reestablish capability good amount never good enough this is deterrents is all in them in the mind of the potential better than ever serious. when the alliance sticks together we are absolutely present traum says a pope or a line is that one of the reasons why nato is not strong enough is that european defense spending is too low the nato is goal is a two percent of g.d.p. but most nato countries not before you get it reset to stop the decrees and so most nations poland romania baltic countries are all either already at two percent or increasing and i would also say that again german leadership germany is at least the army which is you know with what i'm most familiar. the army is led by general

games we've all become a little bit fed up of mismatch games that's not disparaging at all to smaller countries that should get a chance ultimately of qualifying for big tournament but you don't want to see teams winning eight nine ten no two regularly you're saying it's a bit of a complicated process we try to explain earlier on does anyone have an idea how it works really. you had a really good crack at it because it's so difficult is about fifty five teams in europe for instance and imagine spacing them into those forty years if you concentrate on one of the cities they say the top on if you expect nations like spain and france and italy in that so there are twelve teams in that top tier there would be promotion and relegation there be quite a few matches between these two interest what happens is they split again so you'd get say three nations in the same group or four nations in the same group and i would play each other over the course of the international dates in a year where possible eventually there are such things as finals eventually you bring in the potential global aspec

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that's because of mismatched flu strains used in making the vaccine. but doctors insist getting a flu shot is better than not getting one. >>> there is a dire new warning about the obesity epidemic. if current trends continue a study predicts 57% of children in the united states will be obese by the time they're 35 years old. the current obesity rate among adults is just under 40%. >>> a visitor to south beach caused quite a stir. take a look at the tiger shark swimming right by a the drone operator who is shooting this footage appeared to be the only one who knew it was around for awhile there. a number of swimmers seemed to have no idea but eventually they did notice the shark. everyone got to shore safely. luckily no one was hurt. >> yeah. tiger shark no less. you do not want to mess with a tiger shark. >>> up next in "the pulse" the city preparing to are a parade if its football team fays to win a single game this year. >> that's one way to do it. >>> the so-called rogue twitter employee who shut down president trump's account speaking out for the

things like mismatches in the way tax arrangements are devised between different countries so thingsrough the cracks. issues of tra nsfer fall through the cracks. issues of transfer pricing when different bits ofa transfer pricing when different bits of a multinational corporation shift income around within it and they charge different subsidiaries for particular services and the prices can be set in a way that is artificial with the intention of avoiding tax. those are the issues. the ultimate objective the oecd is looking for is to try to get to a system whereby profits are taxed where the economic activity really ta kes where the economic activity really takes place, where the profit is earned. it is challenging. interesting definition, we could talk about it for hours, but we don't have ours. thank you. more in—depth comment and analysis on that story. you know where to go. just head to bbc.com/news. we will keep the developments coming in as well. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... the japanese car giant toyota has reported a 13% rise in net profit

is the manager of a motel a budget tourist hotel that's along this highway right outside of the mismatched parks most no not really disney world and central florida and it's a place that does have tourists come and stay there but it also houses a lot of people that don't have permanent homes and they pay daily weekly and they can't establish residence there so they kind of pay as they go but of course this makes a very precarious living situation and you have a lot of people you know living six to a room a lot of children it's it's a tough way to grow up it affects their schooling it infects how they eat. you know home having a home should be a basic right these people don't have that. they struggle and that's the world that we're talking about in this movie is that kind of since i'm not sick or some sort of some policies i mean i know there's a housing crisis i don't say it's i think this happened it's not just in central florida it's a lot of places and i'm sure there are similar problems here but in the states specifically after the economic crash and the housing crisis there are a lot

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united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call the dependency mismatch between the way we. work to be and the reality of the twenty first century. how many of the person you're sending out. child soldiers reloaded at this time. good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories south korea's president is chairing a national security meeting of the u.s. detected and to continental ballistic missile launch from north korea japan says the rocket reached the highest altitude yet before landing and its watches an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council has been shadowed for wednesday. the man accused of masterminding the two thousand and twelve benghazi attack has been acquitted on the most serious charges brought against him. captured by american forces in two thousand and fourteen u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound and the u.n. security council has held an emergency session on human trafficking in libya evidence has emerged of hundreds of people being there for a

youtube account then she might see an ad that's only should be shown to and i doubt so there's mismatches that can happen because of an act this is information now another thing which could happen is that deitch a bank might just be saying oh i just want someone who is within a particular age range with our necessarily saying i don't want to place ads on a certain class of videos now if that's the case it's the set of videos that match their criteria and that their ad will be considered for and it could happen that some of them are highly inappropriate it could be extremists that it could. child pornography unfortunately our how damaging is this full image. well it's damaging but it's not like it hasn't happened before i mean this keeps happening with maybe even increasing frequency and every time it does we see a couple of brands go oh we're going to suspend our advertising on this platform and then they go back i mean part of the problem is we don't have alternatives they're not called platform monopolies for nothing they're model quality and i think we also have to really take a step b

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ever no united states army was so reliant on a private sector i would call a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. are to be and the reality of the twenty first century. and i want to show you how many of the persons that you're sending out the chances of my child soldiers. at this time. you're with al-jazeera let's take you through the stories egypt's military has launched a campaign in sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque a bomb exploded and gunmen fired on worshippers president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to respond with brutal force. has been sworn in promising to create jobs stamp out corruption and compensate white farmers whose land was seized during the rule of the former president robert mugabe. and argentina's president maybe it's your mockery expects search teams to find his neighbors missing submarine within days but he didn't say whether the navy anticipates finding survivors a son one disappeared days ago with forty four crewmembers on. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has apologised to people from the indigen