council without them she would not speak here so these are some of the problems from the national youth council to the international organization for migration on the e.u. projects. in the success stories that didn't come but on and on billboards in the country nothing is being done here this conflict is not ready it's not able to $103.00 tonys on the better for the international community to make sure that our young people i'm not seeing for have on look for a long term situation change on the pushing but mr somebody on here now talking about people who were forcibly treated back into their countries but these ones return voluntarily gambians where should they be taken wish will they go but they should come here what i'm saying here is under you know what's happening in libya it came about from the media because according to. the international report the european union was collaborating with disobedience to talk to an entity of all young people i'm sorry i can't allow you to say such things without backing i mean we i. mean there's fact there's no reason to raise on the international r

and let me tell you how big this national accomplishment is. each year thousands of youth from boy's and girl's clubs across the country, thousands vi for the title of youth of the year. starting with their own clubhouse. and the youth of the year program provides a platform for youth to find and tell their stories and doing so, they develop strong leadership skills and confidence. the youth of the year program opens our eyes to the challenges that far too many young people face. as a national youth of the year, sabrina will share her values with the rest of the nation while serving as an ambassador for all boy's and girl's club member. we are confident and excited that her year-long experience has national youth of the year will compliment and strengthen her experience as a freshman at barnrardt college in new york city. as boy's and girl's alumni and someone who knows how present prestigious this is, i want to let you know how proud i amount of you. to have this in our own backgrounbackyardleaves me spee. your commitment to young people, particularly young women provides

this summer working with cdc the agency received preliminary data from the 2019 national youth tobacco survey or nyts. despite strong compliance the 2019 data indicate another alarming increase in youth use of ends products. fda's response to the 2018 nyts data was aggressive and multipronged and stepped up compliance and enforcement letters to retailers for sales of ends to minors and collaborated with the first-time first-ti federal trade commission and pursued manufacturers of unlawful on-line posts by influencers. earlier this month issued a warning level to juul labs incorporated for marketing unauthorized tobacco products including a presentation to children given at a school. we also expanded our efforts to educate youth about the dangers. our youth e-cigarette prevention campaign is a comprehensive targeting nearly 10.7 million youth aged 12 to 17. despite these significant efforts, the 2019 nyts data as well as another study supported by nyda demonstrate a continued rice in the disturbing rate of e-cigarette use especially through the use of nontobacco flavors. in particular t

>> they are more than adorable. >> they have been invited to play at the national youth championshipn florida next month. to go, they needed erabn went t in compton, when he heard about the story, he donated $5000 to the team's gofundme page. these boys are only in kindergarten and first grade, but man do they take the game seriously. >> we worked hard going on this whole year. an they train every day. it is intense training. >> since word spread about the team's fundraising efforts, they have now surpassed their goal, raising more than $27- -$27,000 at last check. >> i have heard richard sherman really does come through. like you said, they really worked hard. >> they are so darn cute with those huge uniforms and the big shoulder pads practically bigger than them. >> there cardinals came down to the final moments last night at levi. >>> next in sports, what they are saying about the coach came second to get the win. ♪ at hertz, we know that a change of scenery shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. p

they've been invited to play at the national youth championship in florida next month but they had tose $15,000 to go. richard sherman went to high school down in compton and when he heard about this he donated 5 $5,000 to the team's gofundme page. the little guys on the team are only in kindergarten and 1st grade but they take their football very seriously. >> we worked every day it's out that. ining. and since the word spread about their fundraising now they have passed their g they've raised more than $27,000 the last time we checked. >>> back here in the bay area received a make over thanks in to the san jose sharks. teamed up with a non profit deck my room. along with colorful wall murals and a new toy section. the goal was to make the clinic a little more pleasant for the young patients since it's where child cancer patients spend a lot of hours being treated. >> from the beginning i felt that this was amazing commitment and opportunity for our patients because at the end of the day it demonstrates your commitment to the members we serve as well as ours. >> yeah, this project gr

football and former captain of the lebanese women's national team is rose head coach of various national youth teams in lebanon so she knows what she's talking about and she's joining me now here and it's good to have you on the sure smiling you've got reasons to be happy today don't you should why i'm talking about i need to be had exactly what one of the key ideas behind this project. first of all i would like to thank you for. being here with you. this project. starting. today as i am here in berlin to or to meet discover football members in order to to discuss about points for the project that will be held and the ban on next year enjoying 202020 there's a lot going on in your country right now the world has its eyes on lebanon why do you think that football is the right way the right vehicle if you will to improve gender inequality as you know football is the most important thing in football is the fair play so while you talk about 1st place or you discussed many things up regarding the points that are going on in lebanon specially and evolution as you see you know and you always in the p

football and former captain of the lebanese women's national team is rose head coach of various national youth teams in lebanon so she knows what she's talking about and she's joining me now here and it's good to have you on the show your smiling you've got reasons to be happy today don't you should why i'm talking about i need to be had exactly what one of the key ideas behind this project. first of all i would like to thank you for. being here with you. this project. starting this today as i am here in berlin to or to need to cover football members in order to to discuss about the points for the project that will be held and the ban on next year enjoying 202020 there's a lot going on in your country right now the world has its eyes on lebanon why do you think that football is the right way in the right vehicle if you will to improve gender inequality as you know football is the most important thing and what is the fair play so you talk about 1st place where you discuss many things up regarding the points that are going on in lebanon specially and evaluation as you see you know and new always

. >>> couple nfl players helping a youth football team from compton go to the national youth championshipin florida. 49ers star defensive back richard sherman donated $5,000 to a go fund me for the hub city football team. the raiders added $2,000. both grew up in compton. the effort raised more than $29,000 so far. that is nearly double the original goal. so those kids are going to the championship. >> wow. all right we are just days away from the opening of frozen 2. the first frozen broke box office records in 2013. >> actress bell hopes the sequel will empower young girls. we spoke with her about what's new in frozen 2. >> what makes this story so special to people. >> we were proud of the first one because most movies are about romantic love. ours was not. that was in the background. we made a movie about self-love. and which i think are more important than romantic love. >> the past is not what it seems. >> we can learn from history. we all can. our grandparents didn't make the best choices at all times we have become better people. and that's sort of what el sa and anna are discover

they been invited to play at the national youth championship in florida but they had to raise $15,000. richard sherman went to high school in compton so when he heard about it he donated $5000 to the teams gofundme page. these little guys and you can just watch them, they're only in kindergarten and 1st grade but they take their football very seriously. >> we worked hard. >> they train every day like it's intense training. >> they are like the munchkins. the word spread about the fundraising and now they have passed their goal raising more than $27,000 the last time we checked. >>> after an hours long standoff one person is now in custody after being holed up in a home in the south bay. where it happened and what was done to make sure people were safe. >>> a sudden twist and a high profile case in the east they. by the custer county da will not be filing charges against the five suspects in that deadly orinda shooting. >> one of the biggest software conferences in the will world and it's expected to draw thousands to the bay area. we're live with a preview of what to expect for this y

he rised more than $1600 online is donating that money to the nationals youth baseball academy in southeast. >>you know his story is you just a guy who loves the nats it is larger than life so. >>the shooting last the beard and that is closest read through the fountain on a chill but his story november night in washington. >>he lost all right there will still ahead. hundreds rally against new york police and public transportation in brooklyn. why they say the subway system isn't safe for young african-americans. >>and the above average and dry conditions will continue in the bay area a detail that on your mind for climate monday forecast coming up after the break. >>up next a new kind of food truck is getting some attention in denver. how the owners working to end homelessness for veterans. with my hepatitis c, i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced remiers of my hep c every day. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. even hanging with friends i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with ma

they've been invited to play at the national youth championship in florida last month.went to high school in compton and we heard about this. he donated 5,000 to the team's gofundme page. you just want to watch these kids play. they're only in kindergarten and first grade but they take their football seriously. >> we worked hard and not going on this whole year. >> they trained every day. it's intense training. >> their shoulder pads are bigger than them they've now passed their goal. they've raided more than $27,000 the last we checked. >>> back here in the bay area in santa clara got a makeover thanks in part to the san jose sharks. the shark foundation teamed up with a non profit deck my room to give the clinic new paint, new curtains as well as colorful wall murals and a new toy section. clinic more pleasant for these young patients since this is where child cancer patients spend a t >> from the beginning i thought that this was amazing commitment and opportunity for our patients. because at the end of the day it demonstrates your commitment to the members we serve

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>>the board of supervisors looked at data from a national youth tobacco survey and found youth vaping increased 135% nationwide over the past 2 years and a 2016 survey showed that one in 3 11th graders. contra costa county admitted to vaping a group of local high school student spoke in favor of the ban at the meeting this week. there is support in the community for the ban. >>there's certain kids i think this a good move. the board of supervisors also stop the sales of flavored tobacco products, including menthol. >>to all unincorporated parts of the county as well. it also brought a justine waltman. >>and as the vaping crisis continues across the nation lawmakers in washington are putting a microscopic microscope on the response to this epidemic members of the senate committee on health heard from health administrators today. kron 4 grant lodes joins us in the studio with their effort to try to get to the root of this problem it just seems to be growing every day if you're a lawmaker you got to feel like you get. >>2 huge issues. the opioid crisis and these vaping epidemic which is

>>the board of supervisors looked at data from a national youth tobacco survey and found youth vaping increased 135% nationwide over the past 2 years and a 2016 survey showed that one in 3 11th graders. contra costa county, it'd to vaping a group of local high school student spoke in favor of the ban at the meeting this week. there is support in the community for the ban they can get rid of tobacco completely his poise. >>certain kids i think this a good move. >>flavored tobacco products, they also brought a i'm justine waltman. >>treasure island residents will not be hit by a new proposed bridge toll, the treasure island mobility management agency committee has voted to exempt current residents and business owners from a plans toll. the prepare to begin construction on affordable housing options for new residents. the toll is expected to minimize congestion and provide a source of funding for new transit options. it will begin when new housing units open in 2021. >>up next 19 chihuahua was survive what authorities are calling it awful living situation. >>navigation center set to open

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>>the board of supervisors looked at data from a national youth tobacco survey and found youth vaping increased 135% nationwide over the past 2 years and a 2016 survey showed that one in 3 11th graders contra costa county. it'd to vaping a group of local high school student spoke in favor of the ban at the meeting this week. there is support in the community for the ban. >>it is hurting kids i think this a good move. >>the board of supervisors also stop the sales of flavored tobacco products, including menthol to all and corporate parts of the county as well. it also brought a justine waltman. >>well this new band comes as the north bay woman has died from complications related to vaping in this is the first meeting related death reported in the bay area and the 4th in the state all all together now the marin county coroner has identified the victim as 45 year-old amanda our conti she's from a vacaville and according to the health officials who examined her she was healthy by all accounts just days before she showed up at a local hospital last thursday. >>she went to the emergency dep

it wa national homeless youth awareness month is the first city in the us to tt out this program. >>also the south bay santa clara police arrested 2 men that are flowing a hit and run this afternoon around 1245 police put up a perimeter in the area of monroe street between warburton avenue in avenue to ott boulevard less than an hour later police had cleared the area and made 2 arrts. >>well we've got some of the fog low clouds making their way on shore and more clouds on t way it's meant a high level clouds too so and that has really changed our weather around the bay area today you probay noticeit was a much cooler day outside up toward a civil right now you've got mostly cloudy skies are no delays being reported at sfo or any other airportsn oakland in the san jose as well, but the clouds continuing to stream ovhead received plenty of that out there as well so. and is going to be one of thoseays again tomorrow you can see a lot of cloud cover maybe even a little drizzlelong the immediate coastline so to keep those temperatures way dn member just a couple days ago, we're talking

. >>> santa named november national homeless youth awareness month because stats show many are college students. >> agencies are banning together to house 100 students in 100 days. >> very sad memories of saying hello to people just to hear hello back and nobody would say hello. >> reporter: 22-year-old elijah was homeless in san jose a couple years ago. today he's a student standing on his own two feet and also helping a multiagency help accomplish a big goal, house 100 homeless college students in 100 days. >> no child, no young adult, no student should live in a car, on someone's couch or under an overpass especially while they are working towards fulfilling their dreams and beginning their careers. >> reporter: here under the guadeloupe bridge is one the many places elijah called home in san jose, a reality he never wants to relive and he doesn't want other young people to go sheer derminati di elijahot himself out of homelessness but the struggle is real. right now he's paying more than $2,000 a month for rent, holding down two jobs while going to college. the 100-day challenge ai

country in the past couple of weeks we've had at least 60 people 60 members of the cambodian national risk youth party have been arrested so i don't think we're going to see any sort of mass movement on the streets of the capital phnom penh we've seen very heavy security in the past couple of days in key locations around cambodia but certainly it will be welcomed by the opposition camp but it will be seen as not nearly enough to say he has been freed from house arrest but still many restrictions remain on on him of the cambodian national rescue party is still dissolved it is banned from undertaking any sort of political activity certainly seen as a step in the right direction but again not nearly enough. thanks so much wayne hale. the saudi oil joined aramco has announced details of its plans to sell shares in the company for the 1st time it's also listed risks investors may face once the company shares a publicly listed in its prospectus around her highlighted terrorism and armed conflict as having the potential to affect the company and its share price in september drones were used to attack i

the national youth tobacco survey estimates that more than five million middle and high school students currently use e-cigarettes, up from 3.6 million last year. five million middle and high school students are using this product that the law says they should not be using. folks at home are certainly dealing with the fallout. last year 19% of texas high school students had used an e-cigarette in the last 30 days and news reports lead me to believe that number has done nothing but gone up. and certainly there are negative health consequences associated with it. a teen in michigan was recently hospitalized, as my colleague from michigan will know, was recently hospitalized after vaping and then had to have an incredibly rare double lung transplant because of the damage done to the lungs. this is causing alarm for parents, for educators, for health professionals, and just about everybody else who's heard about it. it certainly caught my it attention. yesterday the help committee, the health, education, labor and pensions committee here in the senate held a hearing to look into the governm

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he announced that his administration would finally be taking bold action to combat our nation's youth vaping epidemic. epidemic is what the federal drug administration characterizing the vaping that's going on in schools across america today. not just high schools where 27% of the students are currently vaping, but middle schools and grade schools as well. seated next to the president on september 11 in the oval office was the first lady. on the other side was the secretary of the department of health and human services, alex a disor. directly across from the press was acting commissioner of the food and drug administration dr. -- dr. ned sharples. president trump stated we have a problem in this country called vaping especially when it comes to innocent children and we're going to have to do something about it. end of quote. then secretary azor said, and i quote, an entire generation of children risk becoming addicted to nicotine. with the president's support, the food and drug administration intends to finalize a guidance document that would require that all flavors other than tobac

and he was the patron for over 200 charities and charitable causes including the national ballet and the youthevelopment charity power to. 0bviously that leaves charities seeking a patron but it also throws huge questions on whether the royal family has been doing its duties properly and has it been as active in its private life to make sure that it in its private life to make sure thatitis in its private life to make sure that it is seen to be acting in a morally responsible way, as it has beenin morally responsible way, as it has been in public. there is a huge controversy been in public. there is a huge c0 ntrove i’sy now been in public. there is a huge controversy now boiling over this. it is interesting because the british royal family has long had an approach of never complain and never explained. if they are facing criticism or turbulent times to keep your head down, keep working and the issue will just your head down, keep working and the issue willjust kind of fade into the background. and there have been various instances over the years. this situation is so very different to anythin

youth build. dorothy stillman is a national hero. youth build usa. we have andrew hanson, we have tawan reid, a team leader with fema. we have kayla wetzel. we've got andrew hanson, the environmental stewardship program for the state parks. and taylor stone, project development habitat for humanity. why not just start here. >> my name is william gartman, i'm from west virginia and i completed a term with youth build north central and with the education alliance. -- >> it's okay. >> now, after completing my term, i've continued to be involved with youth build. i'm the head of the mentor program and i sit as the souse chef where we take in other members and train them to do that as well. >> terrific. >> my name is tawan reed, i'm a field team leader for fema corp. i served for about six months in puerto rico, we're now serving with the office of external affairs here in d.c. it's been an amazing opportunity. it's honestly changed my life. one of the first things i read ant the program, a team leader said it was the hardest yet most rewarding term of th

. >>> november is national homeless youth awareness month. a statistic show that nearly a quarter of the homeless people in the county are actually college students. chris reyes spoke with different agencies banding together now to house 100 students in 100 days. >> i have very sad memories of saying hello to people just to hear a hello back and nobody would say hello. >> this 22-year-old was homeless in san jose two years ago. today is a student standing on his own two feet and he is helping to accomplish a big goal. house 100 college students in one day. >> no child, no young student should live on a car, on someone's couch or under an overpass, especially while they are working towards beginning their dreams. >> here is one of the many places that elijah called home in san jose. it is a reality he never wants to re-live. he doesn't want other young people to go through what he did. >> through sheer determination, he got himself out of homelessness, but the struggle is real. right now he's paying more than $2,000 a month for rent, holding d

santa clara county proclaimed november national homeless youth awareness month.llie williamsson center on second street has 20 beds serving homeless use ages 25 and under. >>> there's parents, teachers and safety advocates are holding a rally outside alameda city hall tomorrow. five children have been hit by walking or biking to school since august. parents are pushing for drivers to slow down and demanding city do something to make streets safer. some of the recommendations include redewing the speed limit near schools from 25 to 15 miles an hour. and adding more signs flashing lights and potential speed bumps. >>> crab season is underway but the season comes with a warning. california department of public head is advising people not to eat internal organs the craps caught in two areas including marin county and south to pillar point and shelter cove to . arena. the warning is due to the presence of the potent neurotoxin. and the start of the commercial crab season is going to be delayed. it was scheduled to start november 15th but was pushed back to november 23

. >> this is the national youth tobacco survey out and it is staggering. we have a problem. my ninth grader about it. he said dad, the problem is peer pressure. it starts because the guy or girl next to you is vaping. and then you start to vape and the nicotine draws you in and you can't stop. the amount of nicotine is staggering. reuters reports that juul knew about it. they did nothing to put the brakes on the amount of nicotine in juul, sandra. we're talking about one pack of cigarettes worth of nicotine in a pod or a cartridge. if a kid does three cartridges a day they get the equivalent of three packs of cigarettes. it affects brain function, your heart. long-term problems. the e-cigarettes themselves vaping has long-term consequences on the lungs we're just learning about. >> sandra: you look at the vaping-related illnesses in the united states. we've been talking about that. they've been on the rise, 1900 cases in 49 states. 37 deaths in 24 states. dr. siegel there is a problem. what -- how can you warn people effectively? >> first thing i want to do is say there are

flag football is one of the nation's fastest growing youth sports with players shooting up 44% over theonway are stars in the local league. >> what do you like most about flag football? >>. >> scoring touchdown. >> the hard lessons without the worry of serious harms. >> flag is a way of getting the boys introduced to sports without contact. >> you score the first touchdown? >> what did it feel like? >> very special. >> i would not feel comfortable for my kids to play tackle until middle school. >> he didn't play tackle until high school. >> don't miss out the fun. >> he started a flag football league kids. >> one of the first groups we reached out to is the tackle league. we are not here to take all your kids. we are here to work with you. now more than ever, parents are facing with head injuries. tough knew ads like this one from the legacy foundation. >> just one reason why this game is thriving. >> it expanded into more than 20 cities. >> getting kids enjoying the game of football. they'll have that background and experience and developing that passion for the game. >>. >> now there

that was before we had the 2019 national youth tobacco survey which showed another big uptick.d do is you could say if you're mixing liquids in response to an individual customer, like the adult vape stores do, that's permissible, but if you're pre-filling syringes for the cartridge-based products, that you can't do you can't pre-fill products in syringes for future sale but you can do it for an individual customer that would carve out the vape stores. >> scott, last week the white house advisor made comments saying they shouldn't regulate at all you had an aggressive stance as fda commissioner on tobacco. you wanted to lower the level of nicotine in combustible cigarettes what do you make about the administration backing off of tobacco altogether do you see them stepping back what you laid out as combustible significant ritz -- cigarettes. >> this was an important part of what i did at fda and i think there was no more single impactful thing we could do over any period of time than dramatically lower smoking rates in the country which have declined if you look in the last two

in honor of the soaring tower's creators, the nation's first youth poet laureate, amanda gorman, headedlbert." here's their performance of the republic rising, an original composition created for this special broadcast. ♪ >> steel spears through vapor, the tower taper like a child's pencil. this a peak of progress and potential built when the big apple had to grapple with the great depression. but in that time of dire stakes, this empire state still desired to scrape the sky. and when the cloud-high building glows, it shows in all its concrete and steel that a real country can still heal, can seek an ideal of opportunity and unbroken hope. all the possibilities that this pen of a tower wrote here. here into the screams of subway, here where there's dreams of someday, here the melting pot where geniuses jive to jazz and hurry nonstop to hip-hop on chopped up street blocks we be-bop. ♪ we wild, we want, we stunt. we strive, we hustle, we hungry, we run free. here we come, we one country, we ain't done, see. we've gone the task of building a tower together. not stacked with steel or stone

on the board of the national youth theatre and the board of music charity but i also have some commercial investment. i find the european leader, in terms of start—up investment. ifind that very stimulating. to a certain extent, you could argue it is a reaction to politics because it feels much more real, that you can get something done rather thanjust talk about stuff. most people when they say, i'm giving this up, look forward to a late morning in bed tomorrow, a bit of relaxing time for study were not doing that, what are you doing tomorrow? i'm going out canvassing for all zac goldsmith who has a very tiny majority in richmond. so we will see you. i canvassed for him in the last election so i did feel i made a difference because he won by 45 votes! laughter you are going to miss it a bit, aren't you? definitely, yes. good for you to come and talk about it. thank you, ed vaizey. your watching afternoon live from bbc news. dozens of police officers have been attacked with fireworks and bricks during a bonfire night disturbance in leeds. emergency services in other parts of the country w

youthful innocence and ambition. jodie was bright, caring, and kind. hard work volunteering earned her the highest recognition. her killing stunned the nation.er an eight—week trial, this is the relief of a grieving family. i'm happy with the verdict. 100%. we got ‘em! justice forjodie! yeah, forjodie! this is the last image ofjodie heading to the park with friends that friday night, to listen to music

serve critical needs like fighting poverty, sustaining national parks, responding and to disasters and mentoring youth. hey mobilize and coordinate millions of volunteers to serve alongside them, which promotes the lasting impact on volunteers and the communities that they serve. was recently fortunate to speak at the induction ceremony for the americorps national community corps, one of three americorps programs. americorps members are assigned one of four regional campuses, one being sacramento, alifornia, the district i represent. befo before amayor -- becoming americorps members, they have to take the pledge. i read that pledge. i thought this is something that ought to think about as members of congress. let me read that pledge to you right now, mr. speaker. things done ll get for america to make our people healthier.ter, and ought to ths i will bring americans together communities. our faced with amp thee, i will take -- apathy, i will take action. conflict, i will seek common ground. aced with adversity, i will persevere. i will carry this commitment beyond.this year and i am an americorps memb

we will not shy away from the national conversations around racial justice, immigrant justice, youth justice and police accountability. jeff adachi changed the definition of what a public defender can be. he said we all have to be public defenders now to make sure that we defend our own humanity. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is kevin epps. i'm a lifelong resident of san francisco, a community activist, father of three, currently from bayview hunter's point. i want to echo my unwavering support on behalf of myself and my community for changing the jeff adachi -- changing the street to jeff adachi name to honor his legacy and his commitment to serving communities of color and minorities community in a fair and just way. he was such an inspiration to so many and something of this magnitude would honor his legacy and go forward and wide in ensuring that people remember his contributions to the city of san francisco as well as his fight for fairness in the criminal justice system. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i've had

youth. service croats and muslims were the dominant national and ethnic groups in yugoslavia and then suddenly at the end of this process of the dissolution of yugoslavia not of someone powerful in the west sad but bosnia which essentially has serbs croats and muslims as the dominant national ethnic groups must remain in place more often the main question is if a large yugoslavia could not survive in the cold but how could a small yugoslavia survive were not prepared to undergo. some bodies not recognized by the agreement were formed for such as the peace implementation council it is not only dayton accords. it has taken over the decision making process on the part of the international community in relation to bosnia and herzegovina. and it introduced a special way of governing in the last 15 years the neighboring the investor the of the countries of that council to meet in sarajevo and decide what to do most in herzegovina. that was done by introducing a new system of government for you know what the children all call the system and equip them better. there is nothing like this in the world b