you need to visit all of the food stations, and once your ticket is mark, you can take it to a raffle, drop it in the bowl to with a gift certificate from one of the participating restaurants, and the winner of the raffle will be notified by phone or e-mail. remember, doors to the green room not going to open. we still have a little bit more of our ceremony here, so stay and enjoy the grand finale. now, i would like to turn the program over to rose, who has overseen the finale of this event since 2008. she also coordinates the decision america pageant coordinates all of tonight's multi-cultural performances as well. [applause] >> thank you very much. each year, it is our pleasure to invite friends of the community to showcase their heritage. everyone, please, for this year, joined in the segment with your party applauds, sing along, or just get up and dance, okay? we want to have a lot of enthusiasm because we have so much to celebrate. ladies and gentlemen, the 2011 cultural procession. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> hello. thank you everyone. how you guys doing? we have one last song fo

we have a raffle on friday afternoon that you have to be present to win. it will get all kinds of tickets. the prizes are listed in your program, and they are not out. you might want to start thinking about that and see what you can do to get those tickets for the final raffled, because you have to be there to be able to win it, and remember that marriott cheese will be there. -- mariachies will be there. hope to see you there. here is carlos, president of the latino association. >> i am going to do my welcoming remarks to our morning, so i will keep this brief, because i think it is exciting to good of all here, but tomorrow you were in for a very dynamic show. in this conference is -- belongs to all of us, and it will only be as good as we make it. as we know, we are latinos, so we will make it really good. we will have a lot of fun. we're producing, the ants. this is not your typical credo conference. if you were expecting that, and i will repeat it tomorrow. if you are expecting that, you should probably go home. we take pride in the past that our cult

organizers were trying to avoid scalping issues so they raffled off a majority of the tickets.e "sacramento bee" reports that raffle left about 75% of long time participants without tickets. those are the the folks who make the displays, the parades that pretty much define burning man. organizers still have about 10,000 tickets left to release. there are rumors they will give them out to leaders of major theme camps, performers and art groups. >> a group of poker buddies decide they were going to come wake-up a company. first they thought they would make safe ware. or software. but they came wake-up something else. >> how they went to a soft thing to wear i have no idea. the guys came up with this. it's called beardsky. it's a ski mask. here is a video of the fellows. they contributed $2,000, the irony here is none of them are very big skiers. you can find these on amazon for a random price of $34.58. the biggest problem is keeping it in stock. apparently these are going quickly. $34.58 on amazon -- what's that? i'm not going to put it on. >> i am a professional. >> mike will p

not even the silent auction and raffle along with two donations go to groups that assist the mentally disabled. >> it helped us deal with this situation. it made it more of a positive. >> reporter: attention may be worth more than the money. not just for caleb but any kid. >> i don't want to be bullied a lot anymore. i don't want other people to be bullied. >> reporter: that mission is getting started with one long party. >> organizers plan to host an event next year. thisthis year's event raised $2,000. 600 people attended. >>> a 13-year-old boy died after leaning out of a car window to throw up, falling out and got hit by another car. hit happened last night. [indiscernible] the car was making a left turn from a parking lot. he then fell out in front of another driver. the crash is under investigation. more of this story is coming up tonight. >>> this weekend baltimore city firefighters are raising awareness about fire safety. this comes days after elderly m suffered in a similar apartment complex wednesday night. fire started inside the 16th floor apartment on charles street. inves

supporters drove 200 miles to pick up donuts from bake sales and they even raffled off a goat just to raise enough money for the rocketry team to compete and the majority of the kids at the school are esl. english is a second language. the presentation they made could not make you prouder. way to go. there is a group of young engineers from paul robeson malcolm x academy. nobody needs to tell them the challenges that detroit still faces. where is my team from detroit in the house? there they are. stand up. they believe in their city and they are coming up with new ideas to keep

. >> raffle, ralph. >> yes. >> let me explain it to you. he looks reasonable in the thing.eople like the idea of having contraception in this country. and the thing that he now comes and says, okay, we fixed it. just the long range implications of this if anything are going to be favor fobl table to the pres. he came out looking reasonable. 28 statesmandated it before and nobody said anything about it. >> well, james, the 28 states don't require religious organizations to provide insurance under penalty of a fine. that is apples and oranges. >> well, the religious institutions who were providing this before, but the president compromised and i come back to the point that birth control pills drive health care costs down. but it is the people who are so adamantly opposed -- >> james, contraception is widely and fully available to women all across the country, and if they cannot afford it, it is subsidized under title ten. >> no, santorum wants to overturn granholm versus connecticut. >> you said two minutes ago he should not be the nominee. who are you running against? >> i d

a dozen stood in line on minnesota avenue just for a raffle ticket. those chosen got a chance to buy the $225 shoes. stores are only getting a limited supply of the shoes causing huge crowds and riots in some cases across the country. >> < it 24 hours away from hollywood's biggest night, and the stars are getting ready for the 84th academy awards. >> the celebrities are making sure they have their dresses their tuxedos, and they're getting some gifts before the big night. arch campbell and cynne simpson are live in hollywood with more on the countdown. >> we are at the very if they mess hollywood and vine, downtown hollywood, on the very important weaken for the movies. >> thousands of people are here from all over the world, the tourists who hope to see their favorite celebrities. we know where to find them, the gifted and sweets. take a look. it is one of tinseltown's most exclusive invitations oscar nominees and big-name celebrities gifted tens of thousands of dollars of gems, watches, even vacations at this gift being suite. >> this is a new retre

. >> all of the money from ticket sales and silent auction and raffles will go to the beneficiaries. the event is paid for. >> reporter: that's the cast ofment mama -- the cast of "mama mia." and i am happy that the major awards went to the ones i predicted. in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> thank you, don. our oscar coverage isn't over yet. the festivities continue at 11:35 with a special edition of "jimmy kimmle live" and special guest oprah winfrey. >>> from the largest tv on a wall to the smallest screens in the palm of your hand, just how will you watch the movies in the coming years? the answer is not on film. abc7's richard hart reports on the final curtain for celluloid movies and the drive to discover their replacement. >> it is the end of the road for physical film. they declared 2013 the expiration for the celluloid we enjoyed for a century. >> the sun is setting quickly. >> independent art houses have a narrow window to invest in a digital projector and even a digital box office. >> if the box office is a touch panel, the audience walks in and goes up to a tv a

money from ticket sales, raffles, and a silent auction helped benefit hiv, aids. it also helped raise awareness about the ongoing crisis. >> yes, we are getting better treatment, but that doesn't mean there is a cure yet. you have to constantly keep the information out there and the dollars research going to the research. >> this was the 32nd gala held by the academy of friends. so far the group has distributed $8.5 million to 72 different charities. >>> this years princess project is under way. the nonprofit organization provides new and nearly new prom dresses to girls that cannot otherwise afford a dress for their big dance. more than 18,000 girls have been given dresses and accessories in the last ten years. they are looking for dresses of all length, sizes, color, and fabrics. later this morning we'll have a link on our website ktvu.com for anyone interested in helping those young ladies out. >>> coming up at 5:00. a convicted serial killer talks about his crimes. the exclusive video you'll see only on ktvu channel 2. >>> we continue to follow developing news

. >> after the won the second super bowl mvp he dedicated it to the high school which we raffled off lot of money which helped to get a lot of kids in the school. >> he is the assistant athlete eck districter and his friendship goes the distance with students. >> all i have to say is i played with tom brady back in high school and the kids will do anything i ask from there op out. >> patrick walsh keeps in touch with brady and coaches the high school team. >> his name comes up all the time. he's our guy. >> inspiration for the kids off and on the field. >> everything he stands for, work ethic, overachieving, good human being. humble. what more do you want from a mentor. >> even when his team loses, brady is a fan favorite in san mateo. he will be here in a couple of weeks. he's speaking at a fund-raiser for the high school. the event sold out in a matter of days. live in san mateo, nbc news. >> a happy homecoming nonetheless. >>> tonight an nbc bay area exclusive. the perks of power. >> in san francisco, the mayor supervisors and commission members all get free season tickets to cand

the biggest be a $10,000 raffle they are doing.an stop by the parish office which is that 110 east west street. that be the big event of the night. you go in with friends. you do not have to be present to win. go into the event and have a great time with some gambling. >> music. >> a fantastic time. >> it kicks off i believe march 2? >> it kicks off march 2 thru march 10. it is the 26th annual. there will make it healthy. it is a state wide drive. it involves the united states postal service. you can leave your food out at your door. the girl scouts are out. we are partnered with wbal, thank you very much. >> and a safe way? isn't that right? >> exactly. you can't buy a pre-packaged that with lots of items in it. we are making it healthy. there are more choices. you can pick the multi-grains. >> he brought a lot of stuff with you? a one shows some of that here. go to the items that you brought. >> do not enter your pantry. think about food that is loaded with nutritional value. in the state of maryland, in 2011, more than 651,000 w

there is 76 degrees in safer raffle. there is a third day of records and there is reading that's topped out at 68. warmed up quickly today and today was the warmest day of the week. and it cooled down quickly into afternoon. there is a sea breeze, right now some rather cool readings near the coast. there is mild readings in most inland locations. these are the highlights. partly cloudy skies tonight and patchy coastal fog. breezy cooler throughout the weekend there is a slight chance of showers sunday evening into monday morning. there is a development of a cooling sea breeze this afternoon. there is a pool of cold air that is going to reenforce cooling bringing us a cooler weekend and there is at 1:00 sunday afternoon, and notice we'll develop pockets of light showers into the south bay. mixed precipitation south of monterey bay that can continue with snow levels dropping down to 2500 feet. and there is a mixed precipitation continuing down south of monterey bay and lows tonight. so again, mainly clear skies tonight. so

unless it is a raffle neighedder who will get 1%. we have to move on. bill, you get the last word if you have one. >> if ralph nader is still alive, we would love to have him on "red eye." >> he has not been heard from, according to my on producer, since 2002. nobody knows where he is. >> and stories so exciting we are not going to do them. are the dead being disenfranchised? either way, i blame obama. >>> why are the departed souls on the roads? i speak of a new report from pew, once again them. it contained significant errors including 1.8 million dead people. the outdated systems failed to keep basic changes in people's lives like dying or moving. why are one in eight registrations contains in accuracies, they don't see it as an indicator of widespread fraud. however, it is a huge cost to taxpayers sending millions of forms and outdated addresses and even the nonliving. for more let's go to red eye's death correspondent now. >> he's seen 8 lot. seen a lot. are the dead or post livers in this modern age should not have a voice in the democratic proces

money from ticket sales and raffles and silent auction helps benefit hiv, aids.ds communities hard and the need is still great. >> a lot of people think aids has gone away. they don't read about it in the papers as much. they don't hear about people dying. the reality of the situation is there are over 20,000 people living in san francisco with hiv. >> the academy of friends has been holding this gala event for 32 years. so far, the group has distributed $8.5 million to 72 different charities. >> wow. >> nice. >>> 5:37. sal, is back. you passing out any awards for the commute in contra costa county? >> not yet. however, this is one of the counties as you know where it gets busy early when people get up early. there are certainly people out there. not a lot of stop and go. they are already used to it. we're telling you about it any ways. the morning commute looks good. we had a minor crash at high street that has not caused any significant traffic delays on the freeway. although on the shoulder it is there. you can see flashing lights on the shoulder nearby. the m

. >> at money from ticket sales, silent auction and ravel will go to the beneficiaries -- and rafflewill go to the beneficiaries. the event is paid for. >> robin roberts interviewed last night's winners, moments, fashion hits and misses she will have them. gma is after our newscast at 7 a.m.. >>> can't wait. the more the better. >> know. i was a little disappointed with the fashions usually a few more stand out, i thought viola davis' green locked fabulous. >> mike looks good, hey mike. >>> good morning. temperatures running on frosty side in the north bay valley 30 santa rosa and napa, everybody else above that in the mid to upper 30s antioch livermore, oakland, redwood city, san francisco, half moon bay and san jose low to mid 40s for you. area of cold weather in the low the center of the -- of energy if you will has brought showers around the monterey bay and snow up in the sierra. we are going to have a clear day clouds on the increase, partly cloudy and very cool compared to average with low to mid 40s, 50s i should say in most areas the best chance up around napa clear lake pos

. >> raffle, ralph. >> yes. >> let me explain it to you. he looks reasonable in the thing.ike the idea of having contraception in this country. and the thing that he now comes and says, okay, we fixed it. just the long range implications of this if anything are going to be favorable to the president. he came out looking reasonable. 28 states mandated it before and nobody said anything about it. >> well, james, the 28 states don't require religious organizations to provide insurance under penalty of a fine. that is apples and oranges. >> well, the religious institutions who were providing this before, but the president compromised and i come back to the point that birth control pills drive health care costs down. >> this isn't about contraception. james, contraception is widely and fully available to women all across the country. and if they cannot afford it, it is subsidized under title ten. >> no, santorum wants to overturn granholm versus connecticut. >> you said there's no way santorum could be the nominee. you said two minutes ago he should not be the nominee. who are y

teachers cooked food and they raffled off a goat, that right?ey could raise enough money for the rocket team to compete and the majority of the kids at the school are esl, english is a second language. and th

his mom wanted to do something very special so with $5 and her fingers crossed she entered a raffle for super bowl tickets. and she won! and then he watched the nfc championship game against the 49ers. >> i have tickets like if this kick is good, i'm going to the super bowl to watch my favorite team. >>> we saw it. >> we did, too. no offense but i wish he was watching the niners. his mom cried when she got the tickets from the newark rotary club. his family and friends will cheer on the team and their soldier in indianapolis. good for him. >> i'm rooting for the pats. >> how much are those tickets worth? >> i think face value on the cheap ones are like $700. >> isn't it $1,000 -- >> skyrocketing closer to the game. >>> weather-wise, what's going on. should be soup they are weekend. should be great outside soup they are weekend. patchy fog this morning, this afternoon 67 in santa rosa above average. 66 san jose. 60s at the coastline with sunshine there too. over the weekend looking good a few clouds passing on by, otherwise dry throughout the weekend. clouds move in and a chance of rain

even for sale like this downtown locker room in northeast d.c., extra police presence and a planned raffle when a few do come in. lawrence hopkins' 15-year-old son was enthusiastic about the last issue of foam posits. >> he saved up his money and bought them himself. i don't think he had them a week. >> reporter: he didn't auction them off. a group of anxious bidders. it was a band of brazen robbers. >> my son was robbed of his shoes. >> reporter: he says nike's clever marketing move releasing the shoes in limited numbers creating sustained market demand often carries an unintended consequence. >> nike can make as many shoes as they want. i think if they make enough for the community to buy them it would cut down on the crime. there wouldn't be all this craze going on. tying police officers up, the media. a whole big frenzy. >> reporter: while there will always be thieves these limited issues bring out the worst in some people. hopkins says his son who got roughed up was luckier than some others he knows of. >> my friend's son was robbed and actually killed. >> larry: m-- >> reporter: mr.

. >> yeah, a little slick, not real heavy raffle but light sprinkles and showers out there right now not real heavy rainfall. our high-def doppler radar all million vatts -- almost said it in a german way! one million watts. [ laughter ] >> once this moves on by, it is long gone. so out the door, some drizzle, lots of clouds, temperatures not too bad. 40s and 50s. i think by the afternoon, 50s and low 60s but all that rain will be gone. we'll see a little bit of sunshine mixed in with clouds and not a bad afternoon around the bay area. and then high pressure sitting off the coastline is going to start to build in. likely going to see those offshore winds kicking in and that means warmer weather is on the way. here's your system driving through the bay area this morning. not much to it. another dying cold front sliding through repeating that same story the better part of this winter. then we dry out and looks like it's going to stay dry into the next weekend. temperatures cool for today. 61 degrees san jose. 57 pacifica. 59 hayward. east bay numbers in the 50s and low 60s. inside the

extra police presence and a planned raffle when a few do come in. lawrence hopkins's 15-year-old son was enthusiastic about the last issue of folk posits. >> he saved up his money and bought them himself. i don't think he had them a week. >> reporter: he didn't auction them off. it was a band of brazen robbers. >> my son was robbed of his shoes. >> reporter: hopkins says nike's clever marketing move releasing the shoes in limited numbers creating instant buzz and sustained secondary market demand often carries an unintended consequence. >> nike can make as many shoes as they want. i think that if they make enough for the community to buy them it would cut down on the crime. >> it's unfortunate that, you know, nike is having these expensive shoes and people are going crazy for them. they're just regular shoes. they're nice but they aren't worth $200 or $300. >> reporter: while there will always be thieves the limited issues just seemed to bring out the worst in some people and hopkins says his son who got roughed up nonetheless was luckier than some

karen raffle has a picture of kate upton on his facebook page. i snapped that picture. >> that does it for us. let's get to scott walker and the "fast money halftime report." >> thanks so much. four hours to go now until the close. here's where we stand. take a look at the major averages. if the rally is looking a little long in the tooth, not much of a pullback today. the dow industrials in the red across the board. down 24, s&p and nasdaq also negative by a third of a percent. is it time to add some protection to your portfolio. traders take their positions. dennis garthman explains why he's less bullish on stocks. take a look at the commodity space as well. crude and gold down today. we'll tick a pit stop to find out what's going on there. financials taking a breather today as the bank of america rally losing steam. citigroup is the latest firm to lower its rating on that stock. and should you friend the rally in zynga? we'll ask a top analyst why he's bearish on the facebook derivative plays. welcome. joe, is the biggest risk in this market n

maine.kyle parrish won two tickets in a raffle through on a job in indiina abbut five years ago, he volunteeredat an indianapolii children's hospital.he says his experience as a volunteer made him realize hhw important a welcome distraction can be to a sick child... and their family.after winning the tickets, he immediitely thought of the ronald mcdonald house in indiann. by giving one set of super bool tickets anddknowing i can change this kidd and his mom's life for just an afternoon or able to go to a super bowl and sit there and see kelly clarkson sing the nattonal anthhm or madonna sing at half time and just all the pomp and everything, for me it's the biggest thrill ever everparrish ssysshe's hoping the gift will motivate otherss toodo something similar. 3coming up... ttat missed kick ... will probably haunt billy cundiff for awhile...but will ii affect his future with the ravens?the latest person whose in his corner. you're watching ffx 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 1)) brad and jill in accounting? crazy! coffee and chocolate. mocha. ooh! who's mocha? for the perfect

when we come back, we will talk with the captain of the boat and so you things they'll auction and raffle. that's about 25 minutes so please come back and join us. the lady maryland save lady maryland many back to you guys on tv hill. >> 180,000 gigin has the checkbook -- gigi has the checkbook out. >> reporter: write it. >> but don't take it to the bank. >> thanks mike reporting live mike schuh this morning. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" saturday morning. >>> good morning. the orioles open spring training this weekend and there's a new general manager but he is well aware of how long oriole fans have suffered. i will sit down with dan due connect and get his thoughts on the season ahead when ,,,,,,,,,, >>> five days of first warning weather. 42 tomorrow and afternoon when the temperatures start to drop is when we will see likely any snow accumulation. mostly on grassy surfaces. roads will be warm but expect for some slick spots and freezing tomorrow night when temperatures get down below freezing. then on monday, 44 degrees. and 50 on tuesday and 56 on wednesday and thursday wit

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they even raffled off a goat. is that right?e enough money for the rocketry team to compete. and the majority of kids after school are esl. english as a second language. and the presentation they made could not make you prouder. so way to go. there's a group of young engineer engineers and nobody needs to tell them the types of challenges that detroit still faces. where's my team from detroit in the house? there they are. stand up. they believe in their city and they're coming up with new ideas to keep detroit comeback going. and there's samantha garvey. where's samantha? there she is. stand up, samantha. samantha spent years studying muscle populations in the long island sound. and when she learned that she was a semifinalist for the intel science talent search, when she found this out, her family was living in a homeless shelter. so think about what she's overcome. she wants to, by the way, work for noaa or epa. so the head of noaa, lisa jackson right there, head of epa. you might just want to, you know, hook up with them befo

a kind strange donated tickets that he won in a raffle to the ronald mcdonald house in indianapolis whereth now. now, he just needs to pick a favorite team. >> the cutist game to hit the gridiron. puppy bowl 8 returns to animal planet. the goal is to not only see the super cute little pets but to help them actually find homes. join joining us live is puppy bowl referee dan scackner. thanks for joining us today. we have four adorable pups in the studio and i figured i might at well just get down on the floor with them because they are just too cute. this h is not just fun and games. >> it is not just fun and games. it is puppies playing football on a miniature football field. it is to raise adoption awareness. every one that participated are available for adoption. we encourage everybody to go to pet finder .com who we partnered with and find a puppy in your area to adopt. >> we have four here that were among 7 in the group all abandoned. some are being fostered but they do need to find final homes. talk to folks about what a difference a dog makes in your life because i have got one and i

maine, good morning to raffle. independent line. caller: the previous caller mentioning the origins of the planned parenthood in the movement, that was a really strong movement originating out of british. it's part of the british answer to world over population problem. bringing it down from 7 billion down to 1 billion so that they can manage it. that's what's going on. in many ways in our food has been compromised through poisons, actual toxic poisons. i mean, everybody thinks this is all nonrelated. host: let's keep it related to the topic at hand as far as the komen foundation. caller: i'm very disappointed that they would reinstate the funding for that. i applauded them in the beginning when that came out and now to backtrack, i'm so disappointed. but then we don't want a cure for cancer, either. do we? there's plenty of money in sickness but no money for the corporations in health. host: this is andrew cramer writing about europe. orlando, florida. democrat's line. caller: it did not surprise me that the komen foundation would

dan raffle joins us now with fedex vice president mike len., david. fedex has sponsored the pga tour playoff since 2007, and today it's announcing a five-year deal to extend that. mike len joining us. mike, i got to ask you this, you sponsor the atp tour, the nba. you've been a pga tour sponsor since 1986. how does this yield the return on investment for you by sponsoring, you know, a part of the fall season in the pga tour that didn't get a lot of attention, and now does? >> well, darren, sports is a great way for us to break through the clutter, and our association with the pga tour over the last 25 years has really been a very effective medium for us. so as we expand the fedexcup to include other events, and build to a crescendo of naming player of the year it only supports our brand and allows us to connect with customers and provides a great marketing platform for us both on on advertising and a pro-foegsal basis. so it's a great tool for us. >> i assume that this is your highest sports sponsorship in terms of spending or close to it. you

, supporters drove 200 miles to pick up doughnuts for bake sales, they even ralphed off a goat -- raffled off a goat just so they could raise enough money for the rockets routine to compete and the majority of the kids at the school are e.s.l., english as a second language. and the presentation they made could not make you prouder. so, way to go. [applause] there's a group of young engineers from paul robeson malcolm x academy and nobody needs to tell them the kinds of challenges that detroit still faces, where's my team from detroit in the house? there they are. stand up. [applause] they believe in their city and they're coming up with new ideas to keep detroit's comeback going. and there's samantha garvey. where's samantha? just saw samantha. there she is. stand up, samantha. [applause] samantha spent years studying muscle populations -- mussel populations in the long island sound and when she learned that she was a semifinalist for the intel science talent search, when she found this out, her family was living in a homeless shelter. so think about what she's overcome. she wants to by t

i watched online a company party that one of these groups was having where they're were raffling off cars to people and there was a rock band and everything else. this was in russia. it was very funny. >> it was funny. >> but it shows the level of involvement and openness with which people are engaged in this in certain parts of the world. the scope of this book, i deliberately chose to narrow it to the struggle against conficker, and since i didn't know -- i was hopeful to be hospital, they would catch these guys before i finished writing the book. if they had, i would have tried to go to wherever they're from -- the ukraine, i would add that piece to the story but unfortunately that depend happen in time. >> $250,000 out right now. anyone leading to the successful arrest and conviction, anyone knows anything, mark would want to know about that, too. >> absolutely. >> do rewards work for you? have you gotten tips? >> we issued i think four awards at this point. the first one not so much. the second one, yes. we have gotten good tips on the conficker case. and then most recently we i

there raffled off a goat so they could raise money for the team to compete. the majority of the kids at the school are esl -- english as a second language. the presentation they made could not make you prouder. way to go. [applause] there is a group of young engineers from malcolm x academy. nobody needs to tell them the kinds of challenges detroit still faces. where is my team from detroit? their they are. stand up. [applause] believe in their city and they are -- there they are. they believe in their city and they are doing what they can to keep detroit's come back going. there is a man that. -- samantha. she spent years studying mussel populations in the long island sound. when she learned she was a semifinalist for the intel science talent search, the family was living in a homeless shelter. think about what she has overcome. she wants to work for noaa or epa. lisa jackson is the head of epa. you might just want to look up with her before you leave. [applause] the young people i met today, the young people behind me, you guys inspire me. it is young peopl