a lot of young people, students in particular, were detained at the university and thrown in prison. that's why i chose to campaign for my people, to fight for a different tunisia with democratic values. >> in the wake of the arab spring, zied zarrai and his fellow campaigners founded what they called the alternative youth network, known by its french acronym, r.a.j. they campaign for environmental protection, jobs, and political change. there are big problems in the country -- economic growth is slow, and terrorism is still attracting too many young people. youth unemployment stands at more than 30% in tunisia and the political situation remains stable.. >> we're convinced that ngos can bring about as much change as a political party. with politics, you get tied up in the election process. it takes so much effort. and tunisians have just had enough of politicians, especially after the revolution, when we had more than 120 parties. >> today, the activists and other ngos are meeting with the minister of the environment. they're discussing preparations for the un climate change confere

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[applause] the primary purpose is to support groups that are recruiting young people, especially youngwomen, training them, funding them. we also highlight and lift up wonderful groups like indivisible which is leading the charge to keep our attention where it needs to be. we've got to stop this latest attempt to repeal the affordable care act that is going on. i think there's a lot of good work to be done. >> it's really interesting because that was you and howard dean and your friends and judith mchale was instrumental in you really thought outside the box on how to get young people engaged in support them because they know a lot more -- >> it was great because after the election, one of the things that got me out of bed and moving again were the stories i would hear. people would call and say there's a new young group that one of your campaign staffers have started called run for something and it's a big artwork for young people or there's a group called swing left that wants to try to flip the house. there's color of change which focuses on african-american young people getting the

we are taking action for young people.ognise the need to look at issues young people are particularly concerned about, those who fear they will be worse off than their parents's generation in the future. we'll be live in manchester. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11 this morning. also on the programme today, housing association tenants tell us they are being asked to overpay their rent so they don't get behind when universal credit is introduced. let us know if you've been affected by the new benefit. and if you're a young voter, let us know what you want to hear from theresa may. she will be speaking later on this morning. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. the leader of catalonia's devolved government has told bbc news his region will declare independence from spain in a matter of days. the dispute of a cata la n matter of days. the dispute of a catala

in china young people are brought up to work hard be disciplined and subservient but the government's one child policy has resulted in a generation that feels entitled at the same time these young adults suffer from the weight of society's expectations of them. they know they're expected to hold down a job get married have children buy a home most of them are wrecked with and. i don't think i'm especially brave but i want to have fun it makes me feel good when you have it on but how about. over there there's a lightning conductor the red one. that's a cool place to climb i've never been there before even though it's so close. b. k.k. and hendry are already waiting the three friends have climbed a lot of towers together. these days all of shanghai skyscraper lobbies are patrolled by security guards the rooftop is no they have to look confident the tower houses offices and a hotel with their shorts and backpacks they don't stand out. they're approaching bag-o. and have to be as quiet as possible their voices all footsteps could easily alert the security guards. the door to the roof is l

young. i don't want you. coming to resign. are you coming or you can come in. come and. go i'm. sure i'll be young and they're going to be young men from way. back from credit. there's a passion among the. young. for some this love of egypt becomes profound forming friendships that touch them and make them want to stay permanently. in the heart of the amazon the bolivian family has put their lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. but it's getting the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. risking it all to believe via. at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. nine hundred sixty seven and the six day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty monitored the conflict from international waters suddenly she was attacked by the warplanes of america's closest regional manager in israel over two hundred were killed and wounded the front part of the ship was just red with blood what happened that day has long been the subject of cover up a mystery n

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undocumented people who came here at a young age.obert: now, "dreamers" seemed as though that's a broad kind of description for everybody. but i think that's what you don't like about it, right? wei: yeah, i think how that, like, officials, advocacies, like, a narrative to push it forward was, like, to create this narrative of these young immigrants as, like, valedictorians, 4.0's gpas. they grew up here, all-american in every sense, you know? and they're gonna become future doctors, lawyers, all of these desirable things that people like. but not everyone can live up to that standard. robert: and it becomes kind of a standard, that kind of description, right? wei: mm-hmm. robert: and almost like the model minority in that situation, right? wei: yeah. robert: so, what's the downfall, then, by using the term "dreamers"? has it become kind of a divisive term? wei: yes, because, like, not everyone will benefit from that legislation. because, like, people who grew up in poor neighborhoods, weren't able to complete high school, or people

system that trains young people in jobs with good prospects. that's very rare in kenya at the moment in addition the students here get food every day as well as a clean place to sleep. coming from this back up and they call themselves. they tell us just the terrorist people. the wrong things. involved in themselves too bad behaviors like taking someone things. should be. at least i walked out from that community. during term time as the goes home very infrequently hope that's the slum of chaka there's always a lot of work that awaits their. children have to take on responsibility in the home from a young age while their mother tries to earn a few shillings a childhood in kenya and. this is a house. single money so six children two six children two girls in my school this is our last one let's go there mom it's my mom . oh it almost in this house. my sisters and brother and. so we have to feel like we have. no man he asked. us. any and stream of a white collar job they would love to wear a suit and work in an office in one of nairobi's high rise

young dumb and broke ♪ ♪ young, dumb, young dumb and broke ♪ ♪ young, dumb, young, dumb and broke ♪ ♪ive headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. ♪ >>> give you a hat? >> yeah. i got one on hold for you outside. by the way, he's so impressive for 19. i can't believe what's happening for this kid. 19 is a great year. album. concert tour in the spring. not bad. one great concert town. two more to go this week. niall horan, who hit it big as a member of one direction. or as matt says, one dimension. >> why do you do that? >> i don't know. can't help it. >> and one of our favorites. rachel platten is here. >> "megyn kelly today" is up next. guys, have a great morning. but first, your local news. >>> nbc 10 news starts now.

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of music a song contest for young talents turns thirty. and pause for a lot and enjoy a perfect mid a break at pembroke's kept the faith. product design became famous in the twentieth century for his household products like this sold with radio from the german company for example. thanks to the aptly own collection who lent it to us followers show credo less is small was a guarantee for success and some fifty years ago it came up with his ten principles of good design these guidelines remain valid even to this day i'm stoned eighty five this year to mark that my stone book with the roots of good design has just been published. clear lines understated color functionality. whether it be a record player a pocket calculator or an alarm clock products made by the brown company in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's are instantly recognizable they were all designed by detail. now sixty young from the netherlands has published a new coffee table book devoted to him and his ten principles for good design. number one good design is innovative

children have to take on responsibility in the home from a young age while their mother tries to earn a few shillings a childhood in kenya and early. this is our house. single money so six children two six children two girls in my school this last one let's go there my that's my mom. oh all of us in this house. my sisters and brother and. so we have to feel like we have. no man he asked. us. any and stream of a white collar job they would love to wear a suit and work in an office in one of nairobi's high rises like in the european soap operas they all watch it synonymous with social advancement. but there aren't that many white collar jobs in kenya agriculture tourism and construction as well as all the good old trades all have prospects but they have a poor image. mostly mentality the mission and the minimalist and it's good that people have to change their mentality they mustn't think i'll go to school and at the end of it i get a job in an office i just have to sit at a desk and earn my money that. they should maybe think about learning a trade which they might not like. it might b

>>> a fresh start for young men. join us for a dinner that saves lives every single night. >> a young man kicked out of cub scouts because of the questions he asked his senators. >> a cia pup lands in fairfax after flunking out of school. >> tiny salads to hand out at halloween, is this viral post a trick or are these really a treat? we'll verify. >> and up first to surprising new study about body cameras and police brutality. let's get started. >>> but first we're on some breaking news in fairfax county, a young man fighting to live at fairfax inova hospital after he fell about four stories and landed on some rocks at great falls park. he was with a friend at the time that he fell. that friend called for help. we'll keep you posted as we learn more. [ sirens ] >> go that way! get out of here! there's gunshots coming from over there. go that way! >> video from police body -- >>> video from police body cameras gives us a world as they rush into danger. it can also be used to hold them accountable for their actions and

young person to work through that.llion in this programme, nota huge investing £1 million in this programme, not a huge sum when it aims to train tens of thousands of young digital safety ambassadors and, along with other social media firms, it's under pressure to do far more, in particularagree firms, it's under pressure to do far more, in particular agree a volu nta ry more, in particular agree a voluntary code of practice to make the internet safer. the culture secretary welcomed facebook‘s initiative but is hoping the social media firms will voluntarily agreat a new code. if theynd up saying, we are already doing enough, we have all got our own codes, we are all fine, what will you say? look, we have said we don't rule anything out. we have said that we are prepared to take whatever steps we need to to get to the point where we believe the uk is the safest place to be online. on their own, young digital ambassadors can't make the internet safe. politicians and pa rents internet safe. politicians and parents may dem

and have village of my young not. traditionally for the messiah cutting is a rite of passage marking the transition from girlhood to womanhood usually between the ages of mine and fourteen. the ritual involves some most of us. we lost i feel god through his release because of what i used to see gas even if they're trying to be strong but you can see that definitely in a lot of other leading who saw this call me and nice with the only gun in her village who refused to be cut. off my classmates who are from this community all of them up and are going. and they didn't they were not able to go or. they have to find a husband for you. so right now almost all of them have three four five children and a. jumble. what's your name my name is oh what a beautiful name have they been a second thought. you know they have been fact i'm saved how do you feel about not being caught. so what would you like to do when you grow up. ok thank you and. as a result of nice's determination to end no young girl has been cut here since two tho

their mandate to protect people and abusing sexually young girls and young boys they're also accusing the french troops that were here from two thousand and thirteen to two thousand and sixteen doing much the same. the victims of this abuse take a look at this report. where. it was thirteen years old when her family took refuge by french military camp to escape the violence in her neighborhood. one of the soldiers to ask her to fetch some water inside the tent thinking she was safe she did as he asked two things soldiers grabbed me they forced themselves inside of me i screamed they strangled me and covered my mouth when they would die and they let me go. human rights organizations believe several children both boys and girls were raped by french soldiers who were there to protect them some were forced to have sex with dogs and even took pictures of the act france opened an investigation but prosecutors dropped the cases saying there was not enough evidence to charge the soldiers involved the french troops left in late two thousand and sixteen since the violence and the displacement o

in the course of just twenty four hours two young people have been killed in one attacks here. this is a company of someone or something oh the front of the. car in for traffic. so i've got a call that someone's got a gun in a car or someone's just trying to stop somebody. winton slowly knows what he's talking about he's an advisor to the police also does community outreach work with young people with violent tendencies they're often gang members not even sixteen years old he's a former gang member who has spent time in jail himself that was ten years ago times have changed. i think the young people have totally lost their way and they have them go positive role models to show them that what they're doing is wrong they have lost their cultural identity they don't respect anyone because if you look there are tuck in no more citizens industry on the buses back you might be you would be attacking someone's mum on the bus. knife attacks have become an epidemic in britain where there were thirty four thousand of them last year alone mainly in city outskirts like croydon where povert