fifty six kilograms of vision his foreman twenty eleven was impressive he smashed two world records at the recent asian youth championships lifting it's a little off two hundred seventy seven kilograms it seemed ager is currently the world's top ranked junior and his second in the senior rankings. to win a gold medal for vietnam at an event as big as the n.b.a. games in london would mean so much to me i would be so happy for me it would be the perfect way to pay back the love and belief that so many people have shown to me. and finally with a year twenty eleven almost over it is high time to reflect on the scenes and athletes which made an impact in the sporting world and while some were busy setting world records and helping there it seems that when troll face others or winning in less conventional ways evolves of course he takes a look at some of the more offbeat sporting events of the year. running up flights of stairs and riding a bike are both good exercise but going up the stairs on a bike is a completely different ballgame well known footballer zombie is often putting on a show in barcelona but this t

his international debut for vietnam at the two thousand and nine world youth weightlifting championships in thailand winning three silver medals a year later he represented his nation at the inaugural youth and picks in singapore where he claimed gold in the fifty six kilograms of vision his form in twenty eleven was impressive he smashed two world records at the recent asian championships and lifting its also off two hundred seventy seven kilograms it's a nature is currently the world's sole pragyan here and is second in this senior rankings. to win a gold medal for vietnam at an event as big as the olympic games in london would mean so much to me i would be so happy for me it would be the perfect way to pay back the love and belief that it's a minute people have shown to me. and finally let's move on to a variation of weightlifting now where russia's marianna no more has set the new under fourteen world record at a recent russian powerlifting cup right here in moscow that's all of year old after he won the competition in style with an impressive results should bench pressed seventy sev

the young victorious lending at home in blaze of glory to live the world youth champion scalp in front of their adoring fans the russian youth hockey team claw the trophy out of the hands of their canadian peers in buffalo us in a dramatic finn know last year. now the reigning champions are ready to take on the even tougher challenge into the hockey canada they hope to hold on to the crown they cantered a year ago. but of course we're now facing an even tougher task we won the title and now we need to defend it and our opponents are going to see us in a different way with much more respect and with the aspiration to beat us we'll see how we can handle it our show. this man probably more than anyone else in the team holds the art in his hands one of the most gifted russian players of the new generation gainey has needs of the nineteen year old forward played in essential role in his team's brilliant performance last year and. that you have been slated just kept on shining taking part in the cage all-star game in twenty eleven and also making his debut in the national senior team but he'

poignant moment of the entire un climate summit came one jolly up a door i spoke on behalf of the world's youth address the convention on its last day the last in the failure of negotiators to come up with a suitable plan. the international energy agency tells us we have five years until the window to avoid irreversible climate change closes the science tells us that we have five years maximum you're saying give us ten the most stark betrayal of your generation's responsibility to ours is that you call this ambition. where is the card in these rooms now is not the time for incremental action in the long run these will be seen as the defining moments of an era in which narrow self-interest prevailed over science reason and common compassion meanwhile in congress in a direct slap in the face to environmentalists and future generations house republicans are holding the payroll tax cut extension for one hundred sixty million americans hostage until a dangerous keystone x.l. pipeline is approved so why is it that our nation is incapable of addressing climate change and in the face of catastrophic ka

. >> why youth sports are now anything but a fun, childhood sdie versi diversion. inside the tumultuous worldnity sports sunday." >> what happens when we start treating kids playing games like they're in the pros? good evening. well cop to "xfiniti sports sunday." it's a lot of fun to watch your kids playing sports, but that can get turned joup side down when parents have the delusion of their children being professional athletes. parent parents today are putting their children through regiments that if were treated as a job would not pass the child labor laws. we focus in on the costs of being in the little big leagues. >> highly invested parents run the risk of losing sight of what's really important. >> it usually has an adverse affect on the kid and the whole outcome and what they ultimately end up being as a player. >> there are pressures and at a younger age than ever before, people are trying too make it into a business. i think we have to go back to the grassroots. >> just as with hobbies, successful high school baseball prom prams can create an environment where the best players are

world. this involves one of the country's biggest youth organizations. two men accuse the president of the athletic union of sexually molesting them. >> reporter: for any parent with a kid playing youth sports this scandal is hitting like a gut punch. in 1983 ralph west played on a basketball team run by amateur athletic union. at the time he was 15. he says a team trip to florida he was sexually assaulted by his coach bobby dodd. >> i was devastated. i don't remember anything but waking up and he is trying to put his hand in my boxer shorts. >> reporter: dodd went on to become the ceo and president of aau. west kept quiet for de-- kids -- decades. the allegations rocked the all-american reputation. it is one of the most powerful youth sports organizations in the world. >> this should be a wake-up call to end a wake-up call. if you can not trust your boy or girl to play sports in this country within an aau program what can you trust? dodd has chancer and left the organization. he hasn't spoken. aau which does not require background checks says it is revi

future of america's cup, it is our intention and motivation to take this message around the world so that every youthailor, every non-sailor, professional sailor is aware of the fact that this is the pinnacle of the sport, the highest level of competition, and the aspirational target for any young athlete who would want to reach the pinnacle of their sport. the first time ever, we have also introduced this concept of leveling the playing field. at the moment, the set never been done before -- all teams are racing identical votes. who wins and loses is based on the performance of the team. at the moment, there is no biological advantage for any one team. >> [inaudible] >> that will not be the case with the 72's. however, the scope and a range of their boats will be as narrow as possible. >> [inaudible] >> i do not. i cannot comment on that. as i mentioned, these races are at the moment being boxed into 20-minute time frames. the match racing takes 20 minutes. the fleet race, which is where we have all of them at the same time takes about 40 minutes to complete. a 15-minute break in between races, and

world. order from. our youth joined the force. from. the squad. in recent months u.s. police officers have made an enemy. of those citizens using their freedom of speech to protest against corporate greed and corrupt politics today's breed of american law enforcement is dressed in riot gear and armed with heavy weaponry body armor flash bangs tear gas and lethal projectiles. as tens of thousands of americans assemble cops have been accused of craving confrontation not to fusing it. a level of police brutality so bad a former marine sergeant couldn't stay silent. a word better in who survived two tours in iraq was seriously injured by local police off. syria was using flash grenade canisters against occupy protesters but you know that you know twenty four year old scott olsen is hospitalized with serious head injuries. seattle the oldest victim of the family's turned paramilitary was in eighty four activist temporarily blinded by pepper spray the united states which bills itself as the pillar of international law and democratic freedoms has consistently placed itself on

[applause] and now, i would like to introduce our youth representative on the 2011 world aids day committee. >> thank you, marsha. hello, my name is lee said. i attend mission high school, a sophomore. i am the is the representative for the aids memorial grove. i am very honored to be here. i will be reading a portion of our first scholarship winner's essay. hi, i am junior at frankfurt high school in frankfurt, indiana. my goal is to go to indiana university in bloomington and enter medicine. i want to help patients who do not have medical insurance. i would like to thank the national aids memorial grove for helping me to make that possible. in my essay, i wrote about how hiv/aids residence with me because they prevalent prob coma teenage girls get pregnant and arid risk of hiv/aids, since they do not use protection but also, teenagers in the community are not aware of the dangers of not knowing about their hiv status. many people can be safe and supported it they know their status. i hope more support groups become available in my area, because there are many who need education and suppor

it's one of the oldest most powerful youth sports organizations in the world. >> this should be the wake-up to end all wake-up calls. if you can't trust your kids to be playing sports within the aau organization, what in the world can you trust? >> reporter: dodd has cancer and has now left the organization, he hasn't spoken. aau which doesn't require background checks for coaches says it's reviewing its policies. >> we're urging anyone in the aau community who has information about any instances of inappropriate behavior to contact law enforcement and the aau. >> reporter: now, the organization that tries to use sports to teach kids to be good citizens, may find it too has a lot to learn. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news. >> and you can see the entire interview on "outside the lines." today at 10:00 a.m. eastern. on espn2. >>> also, new information this morning about the gunman killed by l.a. police after he opened fire at a hollywood intersection. 26-year-old tyler brehm of pennsylvania was reportedly distraught after breaking up with his girlfriend of four years. he

world news america." still to come. they have occupied everywhere from wall street to oakland, but where does the movement go from here? we ask a supporter. youth unemployment is a growing problem around the world, and the u.s. is no exception. more than a quarter of u.s. teenagers eligible for work cannot get a job. this is leading many to create their own business opportunities. we have this from new york. >> instead of sending out resumes, the biggest gamble of their lives. they scrape together every penny they could, roughly $10,000, to set up city slips that sell portable shoes at that foldup easily into a woman's purse. with the economy is stalling, they figured they had nothing to lose. >> there is not a lot of jobs out there. we're trying to create our own job. >> with jobs for the young virtually nonexistent in america right now, entrepreneurship maybe the best way to make ends meet. scott certainly thinks so. >> it is about creating something for you, your family, and others to rebuild new york. >> chocolate was the first choice of these entrepreneurs. and turned out delicious. since starting the business in 2009, they have sold over

world today. >> a positive nod to the arab youth protesters but the wall street crowd which has changed the political agenda and put the concerns of the 99% on the national scene. >> the navy seals who dispatched osama bin laden with lethal efficiency and did us all proud. >> i will give it to newt gingrich, john. if that surprises you because i think he went from loser to winner most effectively this year. i am not going to say what happens next year. >> what am i doing, friends? >> let's her it from car mack the magnificent. >> johnny carson, remember him? the biggest winner of 2011 the arab street. long dismissed as an implement if not a mythcal force. 2011 was the year when arab street rose unpassed from tunisia to egypt, from yemen to libya. the arab street brought to life the arab spring. the biggest winner of 2011. "biggest loser," pat? >> penn state and joe paterno, sadly. >> elmore. >> >> john corzine, who has become a symbol of everything wrong with the political and financial elite. >> it's one thing to lose $1.2 billion in the market. it's another thing to lose it and you don't know where

world news america. still to come on tonight's program, they've occupied everywhere from wall street to oakland, but where does the movement go from here? we ask one of the high profile supporters of the court. youth unemployment is a growing problem around the world. the u.s. is no exception. more than a quarter of teenagers eligible for work can't get a job. it is a meaning to create business opportunities. this or the comes from new york. >> next fall, i think we should incorporate a gray tone. >> instead of sending out resumes, suzy and katie took a gamble, scraping together every penny they could, roughly $10,000 to set up city slip which sells portable shoes that fold up easily into a woman's purse. with the economy stalling, they figured ne they had nothing to lose. >> we thought to ourselves opportunity costs are low right now. there's not a lot of jobs out there, so why not take the opportunity to create our own jobs? >> with jobs for the young virtually nonexistent in america right now, entrepreneurship may be the best way to make ends meet. scott gerber, the head of the young entrepreneur council thinks so. >> it is about creating something that has the ability to sustain you, your fami