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your link to exception stories and discussions continue and will come student news after getting program tonight from born in germany from the news of easy to our i would say d. deputed comes next africa to join us on facebook d w africa. africa's tech the landscape is changing doesn't solve a problem mushrooming across the continent but the growth has its pitfalls many fathers are ignoring the tricky legal issues. also those railway station 2 men remember best saw him when this all expressed was moving people and goods from mali into senegal on a daily basis cuts to revive the traditional route have now been shelved. we have both the old and the new africa for today here on the w. business africa. starts with the new tech fever has well and truly taken hold across the continent last year alone the number of so-called tech hubs has grown by 50 percent according to recent research tech hobbs technology parks co-working spaces or university run centers just 3 years ago there were only 340 of them across africa just have a look at numbers of truly exploded kenya has been particularly a part

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this is student news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes britain's a blood team will meet but kenya. and to make way for british t.v. . they've taken to the un. and how significant that dating back to the 19th thirty's will why some of the books have been burned in recent times. also coming up on the show. full sierra leone's. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along a government in kenya has warned that british asians face zimbabwe style farm invasions thousands of kenyans who say they were driven from their homes and a british colonial rule want to be compensated and they've taken their case to the u.n. travel to also known as kenya's capital because most of the tea that comes from kenya is growing there and is the biggest town in kitchell county cases in the highlands with the kenyan rift valley there some of the to lie and people say they are still waiting for justice. i'm hours before hardship and suffering has wanted to teach her entire life when she was just a child she was separated from her family together with thousands of to lie in ke

your link to inception stories and discussions can you unwelcome student news actually comes grammy night from funny gemini from a use of easy and while i would say deep down beat it comes the traffic come join us on facebook d w africa. the u.s. economy is looking pretty durable as the ever important holiday season approaches business investment is up consumer spending is strong and the markets are on fire look at what that all means for normal americans. also on the show farmers are rolling into european capitals in protest we'll tell you what has them so upset. and can european space engineers improve their ariano program and compete with private challengers like you on modest space x. . this is your business report i'm stephen beers in blunt thanks for watching the u.s. economy grew at a faster rate this summer than previously thought analysts say it's a sign of the country's economic hardiness during a global slowdown the commerce department reported 2 point one percent g.d.p. growth between july and september that's 2 tenths of a percent higher than earlier estimate it turns out tha

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that he was planning this the characteristics the college had in him said he was he was a car student. new new new new warning some of the speak his guard was legal so he got a permit before he boarded remind us how we got in there again he just walked in and this is one of the questions one of the things that the investigation prosecutors looking at how he managed to walk in past security with a shotgun he arrived in the classroom and started firing firing at his classmates. apparently and this is going by reports there was some animosity some conflict between students apparently according to some witnesses that there was bullying involved in the shooter was the victim of some of this body and nevertheless as i say investigators are still putting together exactly what happened so we won't speculate and you know the reasons what pushed him to commit this terrible tragedy and the school shootings are always a terrible tragedy you know i was encouraged last year there were many more victims in that shooting also at the college but this this will certainly leave scars because if it's not if y

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out the possibility the shooting was gang related and now no one of the victims was a current student in the new haven unified school district, the other a former student in the district. the district will offer counseling when school resumes after the break and is working with police to ensure campus safety. >>> the top story, the march for affordable housing in oakland. >> protesters walked in front of vacant buildings to denounce what they say is overproduction of luxury units. wilson walker on what those protesters say should be happening. >> this march wraps up a week of housing protest in oakland and the message today is this is not necessarily a problem of scarcity. >> i think it is great all of us are here together today, like the warriors used to stay, their strength in numbers. >> reporter: this together a dozen activists groups including a week of protests focusing on one issue. >> the law is against the tenants and we have to make sure our voices are heard. >> reporter: it started in the park where people in three dozen tents call home. then they marched half a mile past several vaca

new hampshire. critics of the law say it requires out of state students who drive to pay fees for new state driver'sregistrations just so they can vote. flaherty is one of two dartmouth students represented by the aclu who filed suit against state officials calling the law unconstitutional. >> we believe these people were targeted with this law to put these burdens and confusion on them to discourage them from voting. >> reporter: those who support hb-1264 say it is not an election law. >> the argument this is an attempt at voter suppression by the state is an unfair argument and it's an incorrect argument. >> reporter: regardless, the law is already having a chilling effect. these two run campus voter registration drives at darth month. what are some of the things your peers are saying? >> they're saying i don't think i can vote in new hampshire. >> i think they're definitely trying to take advantage of college aged students who probably if they have to put in a ton of effort to figure out how to vote will be less likely to. >> reporter: pollsters also getting an earful from students not just in ne

student. now, airbnb is teaming up with civic and educational leaders to change that. abc 7 newschris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: homelessness or housing insecurity can be huge barriers to higher education. >> we've got hundreds of homeless students who should be thinking about their exams and classes rather than where are they going to sleep each night. >> reporter: that's why the mayor's office is teaming up with airbnb to launch a first of its kind pilot program to offer temporary short-term housing to homeless students who attend sjsu or local community college. >> we have hosts who are incredibly interested in playing this role and opening up their homes and engaging with student who is may need housing. >> the bill wilson center, a nonprofit who works with homeless youth will have access to the booking platform typically used by businesses to reserve rooms for employees. the rooms we covered using a $250,000 state grant that was previously awarded to the center. >> if you're already struggling with the cost of how you afford housing, how do you do that during the per

freshman class is all in and accounted for between 900 freshman, 1000 transfer students, 1600 new graduate students. that is a record for us. we've been working hard to increase our graduate enrollments. we got 91 new students in our pharmacy program and our doctor of pharmacy program which was one student over our goal. they now have 231 students in that program and they will bring in the fourth cohort next year, right around 320, three and 30 students and will graduate the first class of doctor [inaudible] students in the spring 2021. a long time coming but definitely something to celebrate a little under 13000 graduate students and that's the number we want to keep. high school gpa of 95. it's a great group of students we have here and they work hard and they support the region in so many ways with volunteer work and living here and bringing their money from long island and spending it here to. [laughter] we also celebrated a new name for our school of nursing. we change the name to the college of nursing and it is now will be known as the decker college of nursing. i know board members

this second grade teacher in atlanta is using music to motivate his students to new heights. you'll see in sammy rego's classroom. students score 80% or higher in schoolwork get to express themselves with freestyle rap. he calls it freestyle fridays, and it's taken with his students. ♪ i'm star that's super ♪ i'm number one >> reporter: their scores on reading, spelling, phonics almost improving 15% since the program began in september. >> they memorize lyrics. they don't write them down. their memory skills are impeccable. >> reporter: 8-year-old talk sh shivers is one shining example. a dedicated teacher inspiring the next generation. ♪ watch me take it up ♪ take it up >> that's an a plus. and that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. thanks for staying up with us. goodnight, america, have a good

to kill students and imhargesn state new york after police say they plotted an attack on their own school. >> the plan was to enter the middle school with explosives and incendiary devices and firearms to kill and injure students and staff. >> reporter: police say it started as a reported threat from one student to another at albion middle school near rochester. they immediately launched a full investigation. >> reporter: numerous searches were conducted and several legally possessed firearms and electronic evidence and other supporting materials were seized. >> reporter: investigators tonight say they're thankful someone spoke up. >> because of the initial report of a threat to a student, lives were saved and this tragedy was averted. >> reporter: those students, all under 16, are charged with conspiracy. authorities are telling the community there the school is safe. david? >> diane, thank you. >>> there has been an arrest in the disappearance ocollege stud. the suspect found in the woods, accused of kidnapping her. here's steve osunsami now. >> reporter: w

in florida, texas and new hampshire is not just the south we know that students are facing new challenges to the right to vote where early voting populations often on college campuses are being pulled your not going to be able to have precincts where you work, where you go to school and in new hampshire they treated new laws for who gets to register and who has access directlytargeted youth . in wisconsin, in michigan , in pennsylvania these are safe that have had voter suppression activities in play and in place for along time and indeed those affected the outcome of the we can flip chambers and make certain we elect secretaries of state and attorney general can defend the right to vote in america. voter suppression has three components. can you get on the roles and stay on the roles? can you cast the ballot and will your ballot count and count correctly? those are issues that plague us all. those are national, federal issues that been relegated to the states. instead of having a united states of america with single democracy we have 50 different democracies operating every single day in

freshman class is all in and accounted for, 2900 freshman a thousand transfer students, 1600 new graduateudents. that's a record for us. we been working really hard to increase our graduate enrollment. we got 91 new students in our pharmacy program are doctor of pharmacy program which is one student over our goal they now have 231 students in that program. they will bring in the fourth cohort next year and bring them right around 320 to 330 students and graduates first class doctor pharmacy students in the spring of 2021. a long time coming for that but definitely something that is outstanding. a little more than 14,000 undergraduates which is a number we want to maintain release markets. average sat score 1370 nine high school gpa of 95. it's a great group of students we have there and they work hard and they also support the region in so many ways through their volunteer work but also just living here and bringing their money from long island and spending it here too. [laughter] we also celebrated a new name for our decorous school of nursing. it's now will be known as the decker colleg

in the south bay tonight, a new effort to build a better bay area for homeless students. the latest data shows that nearly 25% of the homeless population in santa clara county is composed of college students. abc7 news news reporter kris reyes reports on how agencies there are working together to house 100 students in 100 days. >> my name is eli. i'm a student at west valley as well. and i was homeless on these streets of downtown san jose not too long ago. >> behind elijah deliz, a group working to make sure his success story isn't an agnomely. their goal, house 100 homeless college students in 100 days. >> when we bring all those people together, our hope is it becomes a learning collaborative where after 100 days, we have a system of care, coordinated system for all our colleges to assure that nobody is homeless while attending school. >> here under the guadalupe bridge is one of the many places elijah called home in san jose. it's a reality he never wants to relive, and he doesn't want other young people the go through what he did. >> a lot of people i've seen not mak

this second grade teacher in atlanta is using music to motivate his students to new heights. ridays, this is what you'll see in sammy regaud's classroom. students scoring 80% or higher on their school work, get to express themselves with free style rap. he calls it "freestyle fridays." and it's taken off with his students. ♪ i'm number one their scores on reading spelling, phonics, all improving almost 15% since the program began in september. >> when they do engage, they do achieve and perform better, allowing them to, like take ownership of the learning process. >> reporter: 8-year-old tahj shivers is just one shining example. >> that was the first time he got over an 80%. they memorize lyrics. they don't write down these lyrics if they're freestyling and their memory skills are impeccable. they have these skills, but they didn't have a platform to really be able to use it. >> reporter: a dedicated teacher inspiring the next generation. ♪ ♪ >> my future's bright. >> those kids teaching us all a thing or two. thanks so much for watching. i'm whit johnson in new york. for davi

the real aim, the organisers insist, is to inspire a whole new generation of students to ta ke whole , hakskeen pan, south africa. you have been very vocal either our conversation today about changing ourdiet conversation today about changing our diet more plant —based diet. as many of us are being urged to do like organisations —— by organisations like the united nations to help reduce the temperature on the planet. we have heard from many of you. gordon f thenit heard from many of you. gordon f then it says he has dropped almost all red meat since may and the inta ke all red meat since may and the intake of beans, eggs, more fish, he still eats cheese, though. that is his food advice. we have also heard from taylor elizabeth rose who said she has made more decisions to go client base. she uses coconut cream for coffee. if billions more people don't make the same choices, though, what difference will this make? still, we all need to try and make a change. see you soon. hello there. parts of england and wales look extremely wet on thursday thanks to an almost stationary weather front

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arena is an important member of the school's close knit community and she's an inspiration for new students. unfortunately people often think that someone who came from a different country who is a better older who has a different nationality might not be able to learn how to. be she sure everyone that it works and that anything is possible because. the poor child's. serena is one of several 1000000 migrants in russia central asian immigrants often face discrimination in the country but serena says she's never had problems. when a person is heartfelt when a person talks to everyone is friends with everyone they are taken in by people as their own that's what i think i think it depends on the person. sarina always ends her act by dancing with her audience to use back pop music in a traditional national costume at home serena was a teacher and someday she hopes to start her own d.j. school back in respect to keep spreading the joy of music. and sport virgin racing's sound bird has won the opening race of the new formula a racing season in saudi arabia are the brits started in 1st place strivi

. >> reporter: according to representatives at the new haven unified school district, the 11-year-old was a student within the district but didn't attend the school where the double murder happened. the 14-year-old was a former student within the district. they say they'll have counselors at every school within the district when classes reopen on monday after the thanksgiving break. live in union city, kpix 5. >>> we're monitoring a developing story on the san francisco state university campus. police investigating a suspicious package reported in the library. the rest of the campus is not effected, but police are asking people to avoid the library while there's an investigation. >>> rain is not forecast, but the showers not in time to help fire crews in placer county. they had to scramble to fight a grass fire that's now grown to 355 acres. the foothill fire broke out near thunder valley casino and expanded rapidly in the dry and windy conditions. they've now stopped the forward progress and flames. the fire is 30 percent contained. a mandatory evacuation order remains in effect for an industrial

authorities say three middle school students are charged, allegedly planning to kill fellow students and teachers. >>> new developments tonight. the search for that missing college student. this evening, the suspect now under arrest, found in the woods. >>> what could be a major breakthrough in the search for what is causing the vaping illness epidemic. the cdc now believes it's found the specific ingredient, the common thread for so many patients. >>> the deadly chemical accident inside a restaurant involving a powerful cleaning agent. an employee trying to help get rid of it all, collapsing and dying. >>> images coming in now -- the major train derailment tonight. >>> and the american speed skater under arrest tonight after an alleged assault on a plane. the plane forced to make an emergency landing. >>> good evening. great to have you with us here on a busy friday night. we'll get to it all. but we begin tonight with that major storm, and a second system that could bring in record cold right behind it. dangerous driving, more than a foot of snow michigan. the first snow of the season in erie, pennsylva

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young graduate from the cultural metropolis of st petersburg sees it as his task to show his students a new perspective to open up new world so that they do not lose touch with modern russia. sooner or later this village will die nor why but it's important not to give up on your inhabitants too soon. i think if they have someone like me here they at least feel like they're not attached was worth more in your squad with shinya doctors who knows maybe small changes in the school and in the village are still possible after all but if. we show you actually on has 2 years and he wants to spend the time usefully with the children. then he'll leave. first centuries france's mare's have been a pillar of rural communities it's a role that until now has been widely respected but a growing number of mayors are quitting as public opinion turns against them france's interior ministry says that more than $350.00 mayors and deputies were attacked last year one was even killed recently during a dispute while many are walking away from their posts one there refuses to be intimidated. and you only. may miche

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a group of students at bingham university new york shut down before it even began. >> we are tired ofthe administration. >> dozens of protesters wearing armbands and masks disrupted the events hosted by the school's young america's foundation's chapter monday night. when officers try to arrest the student with a bullhorn who wanted to prevent laffer from speaking, other protesters formed a human barrier around him and chanted [inaudible] >> laffer was taken off state in the event canceled. two protesters were arrested and school officials said they are incredibly disappointed that the protesters chose instead to it in french on the expressive activity of others and to prevent those who wish to hear the speaker from doing so. the protests weren't unexpected though. just a few days ago, police responded to a confrontation outside of the school's student union when members of the college republicans were surrounded by more than 100 students after setting up a pro-second amendment display. >> i just want to say that president trump is comfortable to do this means that we are not doing eno

news. >>> another rally in san jose in support of daca. dozens of students from schools in east san jose walked out of close this afternoon. immigrant rights groups and clergy met them. the students want their voices heard as the highest court in the land decides their face. >> it has been a roller coaster for many daca recipients to have so much of the program go up and down over the years since trump took office. >> students at san jose city college got a special visit today, a grammy award winner came to talk to students. the band has been singing about the immigrant experience for 50 years. watch the exclusive interview with the band tonight at 6:00. >>> a disturbing attack leaving a neighborhood rattled. the video we are about to show you is graphic. people woke up to a commotion yesterday morning. it started with two men out of their cars arguing in the street. you can see them there. what happened moments later is disturbing. >> oh, my god. >> he angled himself toward the guy's car and rammed the car into the guy. we were like, whoa. i didn't know wha

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my question to you is how important is space for inspiring a new generation of students, a new generation of teachers? how important is going back to the moon? how important is building a sustainable habitat for ongoing research on the moon? ow important is going to mars? and perhaps finding the first signs of life in the universe? how important is that for inspiring the next lowe belle laureate in physics share the importance of space for inspiration? >> in our world, a lot of area tives are fear and area tives of guilt. the only way you really get people to stand up and be the miracles that we're capable of is when you have a narrative of optimism and hope. that's what space is. space is the opportunity to be who we could be as human kinde, that we don't always see ourselves being every day here. it's the inspiration if we can create these things that you're listing, these beautiful ideas, then we can be better at home. it's the inspiration for students to go into stem fields for something that they find could make them a bigger and better human being. i think it's incumbent upon us. if

and automatically makes anyone who registers to vote a resident of new hampshire, contradiction say it requires out of state studentstate driver's licenses and car registration just so they can vote. one of two dartmouth students are represented by the aclu who filed suit against state officials calling the law unconstitutional. >> we believe these people were targeted with this law to put these burdens and confusion on them to discourage them from voting. >> reporter: those who support hb 1264 say it is not an election law. >> the argument that is this an attempt at voter suppression by the state is an unfair argument and it's an incorrect argument. >> regardless, it's having a krit i critical respect. what are some of the things your peers are stay zplg they're saying i don't think i can vote in new hampshire. >> i think they are trying to take advantage of college-age students who probably if they have to put in a ton of effort to vote will be less likely to. >> reporter: pollsters also getting an earful of students not just in new hampshire but from across the country. >> they're concerned about access to our de

defines as terrorists the students however say they are being targeted simply for not agreeing with the government they want to be very carefully controlled and organized and all this new there is there no contradiction between them and us but india's governing b.g.p. or party agent the party insists the students must pay more 7 7. nobody is looking at the fact that lots and lots of rupees i spend every month a real on each student. i'm defeat is the lowest in the country why should it not be pleased. the students see the protests will go on they insist this is about their future and they're not in a bill to give in on any issue. archibald al-jazeera new delhi. iran has restored internet access after the government shut down last week in response to widespread protests that have began after the government increased fuel prices by up to 200 percent amnesty international says more than $100.00 demonstrators have been killed by security forces a figure rejected by iran's government said baik has the latest from tehran as of this moment it's back up to 70 percent and that's up from 5 percent when it was shut down last week that was falling demonstrations and riots that too

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