is jason young the person responsible for ms. young's death?ems fundamentally unfair. >> reporter: what was fundamentally unfair? remember during the trial, the attorney pointed out, the prosecution introduced testimony about those civil cases against jason brought by michelle's family. they accused jason of murder. >> jason young brutally murdered michelle young. >> the defendant brutally murdered michelle marie fisher young. >> way out of bounds, said the attorney. the jury should not have been allowed to hear about any of that. outside the court, michelle's sister meredith predicted the appeal would be thrown out. >> the jury came to the right verdict. we are confident it will stay. >> reporter: a raleigh man is getting a third trial in the death of his pregnant women. >> reporter: in april, 2014, the judges ruled unanimously that testimony about the civil cases prejudiced the jury. and they took particular exception to the fact that the prosecutor was allowed to tell the jurors it was their trial judge who signed the civil judgment against

is jason young the person responsible for miss young's death?y unfair. >> what was fundamentally unfair? remember, during the trial the attorney pointed out the prosecution introduced testimony about those civil cases against jason brought by michelle's family. they accused jason of murder. >> jason young brutally murdered michelle young. >> the defendant brutally murdered marie fisher young. >> way out of bounds said the attorney. the jury should not have been allowed to hear about any of that. outside the court, michelle's sister meredith predicted the appeal would be thrown out. >> the jury came to the right verdict. we've confident it will stay. >> but she was wrong. a raleigh man getting a third trial in the death of his pregnant wife. >> in april 2014, the judges ruled unanimously that testimony about the civil cases prejudiced the jury and they took particular exception to the fact that the prosecutor was allowed to tell the jurors it was their trial judge who signed the civil judgment against jason, which said that he killed his wife. in

is jason young the person responsible for ms. young's death?y unfair. >> reporter: what was fundamentally unfair? remember during the trial, the attorney pointed out, the prosecution introduced testimony about those civil cases against jason brought by michelle's family. they accused jason of murder. >> jason young brutally murdered michelle young. >> the defendant brutally murdered michelle marie fisher young. >> way out of bounds, said the attorney. the jury should not have been allowed to hear about any of that. outside the court, michelle's sister meredith predicted the appeal would be thrown out. >> the jury came to the right verdict. we are confident it will stay. >> reporter: a raleigh man is getting a third trial in the death of his pregnant women. >> reporter: in april, 2014, the judges ruled unanimously that testimony about the civil cases prejudiced the jury. and they took particular exception to the fact that the prosecutor was allowed to tell the jurors it was their trial judge who signed the civil judgment against jason, which sai

young: i don't want to play doctor. but i do think we need to bring some real transparency to this with a prescription drug monitoring program. not just in iowa, but in other states as well. it, a few states are doing folks will be going around the system and going to other states. with that transparency, you can see if there are providers who pillill pushers or shoppers out there. but the opioid crisis is real. i've seen it firsthand. it breaks your heart. it is an evil addiction. we need to make sure that we give law enforcement the tools fight those dealers with witt and all and heroin and provide treatment and intervention efforts as well. need toe: i do think we hold pharmaceutical companies accountable. unfortunately, my opponent has taken tens of thousands of dollars from big pharma. one thing i won't do is take corporate pac money. i have said that straight out. i certainly think we need to hold them accountable. they are a big part of the problem. i do agree that we need to make sure we have programs and servic

well, the young people we see are fleeing war and persecution. could be because of them belonging to a religious group, a certain ethnic group. sometimes they flee because of their family's political activities. sometimes they might be persecuted because of their sexuality. there is a variety of reasons. nas says he was smuggled into the uk from afghanistan after his family was targeted by the taliban. he is now 22, but his journey began when he was just 13 years old. they kidnapped my dad in the middle of the night and they took him. since they took him, we have never seen him again. after that, the people, the taliban, was coming again. they used to take me to a place where they were training people to become suicide bombers. and then one day, from that place, they came to my house and they said your brother and sister have been killed. in desperation, nas says his mother secretly plotted his escape from the country. my mother was crying and she said you have to go with this man. and i said, i don't want to go. she said, you have to go, your li

there are young people in here right now. we need to have a better understanding of what you need and where the gaps are and what kind of experience that you've had. we're going to be surveying and asking people to step up and to apply and to form that. two, the chamber is represents -- i know laura and graeg here -- we're trying to ask businesses to actually commit to doing all the different things, whether you take somebody at the entry level who's never had a job, who maybe doesn't have the best attitude, but you give them space to work in there, but at the same time, we're asking you to put people on your payroll and give them a job. but that's one thing, if you can't do that, you can give money. you can pay for someone to work, and then, we really need or service providers to make sure we're getting young people ready, and if they're not ready to go to google or to go to a law firm, or google, that we're creating safe places in the community, a network, where they can get a job, they can get a check. we need to be able t

are, that's a group of young people who if we do not intervene, young people that are experiencing homelessness, will be on the streets for a long, long time in our adult population, that they need housing, and education, and they need case managers to care about them, and they need everybody in the community to see them, and so by launching this today, we say we see you, we're going to help you, and we're going to make sure that it is unacceptable to have young people sleeping on our streets in this city ever again. so thank you. [applause] >> one of the most -- or the most important partner in the rising up campaign are going to be young people themselves who are experiencing homelessness or struggling with housing instability, looking for pathways towards self-sufficiency, so we're very lucky and honored to today to have yesi, who's a larkin street client, to share some of her thoughts with us. yesi? [applause] >> hello. i'm a little nervous please . please be patient with me. my name is yesi, and i'm 22 years old. i'm from e thiopia, and my family experienced poverty. because of that, i cam

young independents.oung republicans is roughly the same. what we are seeing is young people who are more likely to vote for a democrat, who are registered democrat, are receiving more contact from campaigns. host: what does the research tell us about the most successful way to reach -- personal contact, social media, a combination of things? guest: i think we have to remember that it is a whole buildup to the election that influences whether a young person votes. one contact can be important, can move someone, if it is really interactive. a young person talking with someone. can have thewe see biggest impact, talking to a family member, close friend, or someone you are familiar with about things that matter to you, making a plan to vote. host: in cycles past we have talked about enthusiasm, interest, but then the actual day of voting comes up, and do you see people come out? far about what you see as as this election is concerned, if people do that, particularly young people. are seeing al we lot of inte

young, time to get out? rep. young: i think we need to listen to secretary mattis and the chiefs of our different military divisions. but we have been there a long time, and we need to see some action. it is slow. i've been to afghanistan and visited with our troops and generals out there. the point is to try to make sure we can train the afghani's to protect themselves. it's a slow process. and make sure they are not still coordinating with any nefarious folks out there in the terrorism circles, and to hold them accountable if they do. it has cost a lot of money but more so it has cost a lot of lives. i will depend on the reports and advice from secretary mattis. >> mr. young, how about the president's issue on banning transgender individuals from serving in the military? is that the right move? rep. young: i have always said if you can pass the physical and mental exams and want to fight for your country, you should be able to. >> same question for you. i absolutely support the lgbtq community and transgender c

young: banning bump stocks, absolutely. making sure the holes are filled in the background check system. at gun shows and on the internet, if you are a federally licensed firearms dealers you have to have a background check. i don't understand what's happening in our society. it's hard to legislate away evil and get into the hearts of people, but these things are happening. at the federal level, i'm doing what i can to make sure those communities and individuals are protected. >> we have way too many questions and not enough time. should we get out of afghanistan? rep axne: i think it is high time that we make sure we bring our troops home. we have been over there for a long time, as we all know. i certainly think there's opportunity for us to back that up with support to make sure that on the ground, we are ensuring there's opportunity for people who live there, that there's opportunity for democracy and to grow that. we keep our country safer by going in and following boots on the ground with programs that help support de

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the government is meant to ensure young asylu m government is meant to ensure young asylum seekers areared for. but charities say there is a culture of disregard and disbelief of aiding the home office, and it is proving deadly. —— pervading. the home office, and it is proving deadly. -- pervading. in alex's case he was not believed about how old he was. he had been through a lot of very traumatic experiences and as a consequence of that he took his own life. many children have been put through very, very hostile age assessments. the extreme, tragic outcome that can come from this process is suicide. are the government's hostile immigration policy is contributing to suicides among the uk's child refugees. policy is contributing to suicides among the uk's child refugeesm you leave these young people abandoned without support and you get awful things happening. over half of the world's refugees are children. separated from their families. many flee to europe, where the majority settle in spain and italy. they also come to the uk. according to the home office, last yeari in ten asylum cla

see, trevor, i'm young-young. you know, you're old-young, kind of like nick cannon, you know. like, how old is he, 30, 50? like, i can't really-- like i have "young" in my name, literally, right there. and your name is noah, like that creepy old guy who made those animals (bleep) on a boat, you know. ( laughter ) >> trevor: it wasn't a boat. it was an arc. but, whatever, let's move on. jaboukie, i'm trying to get to the bottom of this. why aren't more young people excited about voting? >> why aren't more young people excited about voting? what you should be asking is why the youth vote is being suppressed. >> trevor: oh, of course. voter suppression is big in america. we saw the supreme court ruling about north dakota-- >> no, no, no, you're talking about old people again, trevor. i'm talking about how voting is designed for old people. like, why do we still use paper to vote? paper is over. i don't even wipe my ass with paper. i use a bidet. why do i have to go out to vote? can't you just postmate the election to me, you know? "tony will be here in 20 minutes with my ballot a

they want to spot warning signs before young people can be recruited into gangs.o understand any changes in behaviour, changes in patterns, or different things like increased money or different access to phones and clothes and things. so just different behaviours that we don't understand. there are concerns that budget cuts to many services working with young people could have contributed to putting children at risk. i think most people are seeing that support for young people, whether it's for mental health, whether it's for young people excluded from school, or support in and around schools and, you know, families, that's slowly diminished over quite a long period of time now. so it's no surprise that there's more young people out there who might be vulnerable to being targeted by organised crime groups. raids like this one will continue, as south yorkshire police targets organised crime. the big challenge will be stopping these groups recruiting vulnerable young people. the young soldiers taking part in the uk's biggest military exercise since the end of the co

some of it is about the idea of all men being created equal and the young men of go west young man is a man who votes and is white and is landholding and property holding. but in fact what it entails is a whole set of intimate relationships, political relationships that depend on the idea of these freestanding free holes where these men basically exercise their authority on behalf of and in protection of and in dominance over all of the people who live there. some of them white, some of them not. some of them slave and some of them not enslaved. we have to really see all of this people in order for us to understand the kind of complex history that we will be talking about. because the fact of jefferson writing, all men are created equal, he did not me never women and he certainly did not mean it for enslaved people. he did not mean that for the indigenous people who occupied the land that he had just purchased and thought of being open to settlement. although he knew very well that it was not empty. and so try to populate the west with people before the young man goes west. try to see

hat we want to send to young black women and young black men, to the community. >> the album is actually out. it's on itunes, it's strictly about music. a lot of people don't know my real name is samuel cheney, i'm a t that's where you get trey for. but i put out a sgle called "god first." i posted it for my wife and my son malachi. it's really about whatever trials a tribulations that you may be facing you just need to continueo put god first and let the universe work in moving a positive light and move in a positive way. and it'sn really b doing well, and i'm just, i'm happy to be able to putut positive, uplifting records and the album has no profanity on it. there's no discouraging women or kids. it's something your whole family can listen to. >> mm-hm. >> that's pretty unusual these days. >> oh, yes. >> and with that being usual i wanted to use my platform and say you might know me from playing this character, but the trey cheney is the man that's trying to uplift his community and mak the world a better place. >> crystal, what are some of the other things tckt bomen for positive cha

we are currently looking for 500 jobs for young people. we currently have our friends from the golden gate restaurant council, from the hotel council, they have committed to help finding jobs for young people in the hospitality sector. our friends from rediff are here to -- to help get folks into jobs in the -- in social enterprises. we have a lot of support from our friends at tipping point, providing financial assistance, but we are also -- if you have an employer or work for a foundation or are interested in contributing, we would greatly appreciate that. we have some private citizens, volunteers here, brenda and miriam. we also have rabbi brian mauer, and lastly, if you own an apartment, or you know somebody who owns an apartment or works for a real estate company, we need housing for these young folks. they'll pay their rent, we're going to help them pay their rent, we're going to help them be responsible and good tenants, if you know anyone who can provide assistance in finding housing in san francisco and give young people a chance,

[applause] and the next we have the author how group of young immigrants help to change what it means to be american. and was a staff writer for more than a decade. i hear she got a lot of the stories andat ideas. reporting from cuba and central america as in the guardian and central --dash los angeles times and "miami herald". a 2013 foundation journalism fellowshiplo and currently resides in washington d.c.. with that we also a round of applause. [applause] so with that i was let you guys talk about your books to share the ideas of where they came from and any insights you can share that we can find anywhere else. >> this reminds me of being in miami. but really that is where this book started. november 2009 i was stuck in the office for the holiday season and i got this press release of a group of young people walking from miami to washington d.c. it sounds crazy but i decided to go with averill holding a meeting in little haiti and to check it out. i heard these people talking feeling like they had grown up in this country and now they were adults that they were literally turned i

young people have had enough. young people have rallied. they've marched, right.y've rallied with us in our summer tours and we have spoken to young people. we have organized young people and they're still organizing across the country. young people are tired, they've had enough and they want a congress that represents them and that is exactly what they're going to do november 6. >> what is important to remember, even if you don't see something on your ballot, there's nothing on my ballot that talks about gun reform. the people talk about gun reform. look on their websites and make sure they put into effect what you want to put into effect, any type of topic. >> do you have a way of tracking who votes and who -- like do you have metrics for yourself, do you have targets for yourself about getting people to the polls? >> you know, we want to create nonvoters into voters, right. we're not going to specific demographics of people who are not going to specific voters. we're trying to reach a large group of americans that just don't have confidence or have lost hope. >

i decided to do it does my young. man but for me cause a male is a thousand years of history and a world heritage when you. kozo male lies on mexico's east coast the caribbean island is a favorite tourist destination five million visitors come here every year the harbor is large enough to handle seven cruise ships at any given time when it ships passengers disembark it's like an invasion. who's in yetto is in charge of harbor security he's been on the island for twenty years and witnessed how the harbor has been expanded to accommodate the giant cruise liners. brought him or not on tourism is essential for the whole island when it's a source of income for everyone working over here. we depend on the tourists mark important to go better not on if that you know. but the tourist hordes rarely head into the rain forest canopy covering the island's interior half of which is a protected nature reserve. with. biologist christopher gonzalez wants to see the integrity of the rain forest maintained but these concerns the island

president trump putting the focus on young men today. >> i say that it's a very scary time for young men in america when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of. >> reporter: his comments coming a day after his son, don junior, sent a similar message. >> i got boys and i got girls and when i see what's going on, it's scary for all things. >> who are you scared most for kavanaugh story front and center, sexual conduct is being talked about by families across the country. in kansas city, missouri, brady johnstone said he's spoken to his parents about it. >> they would turn to me and say something like, you know, you know what's going on here, like one small mistake your career could be over. just be conscious and smart and respectful. >> reporter: parent and pastor trevor atwood in tennessee says he's tried to teach his sons what is and isn't appropriate behavior. >> i'm going to teach them to choose to do the right thing, to treat women with honor and dignity and respect. >> reporter: still, ray allen, the father of three sons who lives in maryland, thinks the foc

a young england player he's been brave enough to go abroad and play.arted to champions league games for dortmund, has had a big impact. sancho himself said it was a proud day for me and my family. he said he was truly honoured and blessed before adding the hard work continues. the fa's base at st georges park was created to nurture young talent and with they've been true to their word. 0n wednesday when english football certainly looking to the future. after his impressive world cup, gareth southgate's been given a new contract. through the 2022, with his employers full of optimism. we have great ambition. we will win a world cup, we will win a euros. you can't say when because it is so competitive. last year, england did when the under 17s world cup and with a certainjadon sancho in their squad. now to turn senior success out of teenage talent. quick reminder that newsnight is on bbc two. now time for the news where you are. you're live at the bbc sport centre with me cm coming up on sportsday for you. the saints fall at the final hurdle yet again as

it got 65,000 young people to register.ideo gets a couple thousand young people in every congressional district to maybe even consider showing up, we know sometimes only a handful of votes can swing these races. that will make a big difference. i don't think it's going to increase voter turnout by 20 to 30%, but look, every little bit helps and we have to be pragmatic about this. >> is there a next step or what is the next step and who is doing the next step? maybe young people will be motivated by the former president to vote, but the harder part is getting them to the polls, isn't it? >> this has been a challenge for years. i can't necessarily predict how many young people will show up. but you have to constantly reinforce people why their vote matters, why voting can make a difference, and encourage them not to be slanted. they may say i'm not informed enough, i'm bored by the midterms. we use a little humor to shut those voices down. >> what are we as a country doing wrong that we have such low voter participation, part

young voters could make the difference. we'll speak to students at usf and have much more on the state of play throughout the next two hours. before we jump into florida's politics, the latest on hurricane michael. the storm has left parts of florida's panhandle completely devastated. the death toll climbed to 13 people. nearly 200 miles of down trees destroyed, boats and crushed homes. this as fema administrator is warning residents not to return to their homes. >> it's still not safe to return. there's no infrastructure there to support you. quite honestly, it's dangerous area to go back into. when you have this type of destruction there's gas lines that are there. there's power lines that are down. in doing so you're putting your life in danger. >> we begin about 300 miles from where we are in the hard hit town of mexico beach. one area is just gone. tell us what you're seeing. what's it like there? >> reporter: it looks like a bomb went off here. block after block. it looks like this. entire blocks just completely flo f

i think we have a greater problem to deal with which is our young men are young boys and they need to learn things i'm not sure that they are and in that sense i didn't think the teacher wasn't entirely right but the more you tell young people not to do something the more interested in they are in doing it but i do think there will be more emphasis on what is appropriate behavior for young men it's giving the opportunity and we saw it this year in particular in the series is that a lot of the women in the show were shown to be very strong very. opinionated but when they were treated badly or if they themselves treated other people badly they were able to call that person out on it so for me if it it perfectly with the meta template which is saying women you no longer have to put up with rubbish treatment in general i would agree with you but i don't i don't hear the conversation the social conversations of political cultural conversations about men's behavior men's culture some of these young men are echoing and. reflecting what is in appalling literature. images of women and i think

on it but we need to understand from young people what is going on from them and too many times youngjonny what you've said, and i want to listen to you've said, and i want to listen to you and hear what young people say. you work with children in schools and that could be my response, couldn't it? in older persons as don't look at your phone, don't look at twitter, people are horrible on twitter. it isn't at my age, it isn't going to be nice when you are ten or 11 or 12 but clearly you suggest that is not the answer. we need to talk to young people and see why they feel the need to be on snap chatton instagram. we went to school a year ago, young people said they set their alarms at 230 because they need to go on snap chat because their classmates are on snap chat and if they don't, they will be kicked out of these streaks. who wants to be excluded when you're young? will need to talk to young people and understand the anxiety and stress. social media, as well as pressures, having such impact on young people. megan, you talk about this. we talk about you being a blogger or vlogger, r

people young women not getting married early. and it turns out that not being married at nineteen probably means you're in school or it means you've got a business it means you're making money it means your life is progressing if you don't have a child there's a bunch of good things that come with not being married. they now reach well over six million people this includes a growing audience in neighboring tanzania team the longer term goal is to increase their online presence across the african continent. what else can the internet do to create energy and possibilities for millions of followers so we have some ideas for developing fast to say can we take the promise of the jazz effect and deliver it bigger faster better quicker cheaper on the internet that's that's that's what we're working on more and more people are getting online in kibera too but for the moment the old fashioned comic book continues to inspire people to share their stories and embrace new ideas. and today in global ideas we visit a small island off the coast

a chair and inject like inject that these hungry young players i feel like he should reflect back andee what he did there and also try to inject that kind of new energy with these new young players because at the end i mean they need to gain experience and if they don't gain experience you're never never going to be tournaments ready if you had to pick some of the old blood the old players including learn as and coach who you take with you to the future and the mutual or who do you think is done we need to part ways with this person if we got a board right here so we have past and future oh we we're going to go it you know are going to do we're going to with the old months are going to go with the old ones because they're they seem to be like the heart has tall i was very clause losing my faith in you will live after the world cup after the first games after the world cup but i think this game against france proved that he definitely can give the right. impulses for the change as he did i wish you put him in the past so why don't we then put him in the middle kind of though we agree o

there's twenty one young people from across this nation who feel strongly enough that yes this issue of climate devastation is important to them yes they're feeling the harms right now from climate change and yes they want to represent their voices but also their peers forces and future generations voices in front of government through the courts. so agatha says on twitter about the poll cost i love the dynamic between mary and made her gains at how mary's long career is shared so honestly providing both a learning experience and a source of inspiration from a view and the audience and how they approach the climate change issue from different angles profiles different climate warriors so this is an accessible way to get into the whole issue of climate action and climate justice you also have a barometer mary which you use with taxi drivers as you're driving around your home which is what is that taxi driver barometer that you use. well you know ten years ago taxi drivers were the most skeptical in dublin and they do talk a lot and they know everything they think they know everything

young women who do not feel. we can do is much more sort of mechanical problems so the outcome of us dealing with mechanical problems which in this case was how do you make some money how do you make a plan for the future how do you stay healthy the result was young people young women not getting married early. and it turns out that not being married at nineteen probably means you're in school or it means you've got a business it means you're making money it means your life is progressing if you don't have a child there's a bunch of good things that come with not being married. they now reach well over six million people this includes a growing audience in neighboring tanzania to the longer term goal is to increase their online presence across the african continent. what else can the internet do to create energy and possibilities for millions of followers so we have some ideas for developing fast to say can we take the promise of the show just effect until every bigger faster better quicker cheaper on the interne

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what is it that concerns you the most about that increasing rate of usage among young people? >> i think that we're concerned about young people using juul first of all because your brain is still developing until you're about 25-years old. and we do know the earlier you're exposed to nicotine the more likely it is you'll become addicted. so with young people experimenting with juul they may not not realize they're being exposed to very high levels of nicotine. as young people are using them and experimenting with them and not really thinking that they're very harmful what we're concerned about is that they could actually be developing a nicotine addiction before they realize it. >> are e-cigarettes more addictive. do we have research on whether they're as addictive, more addictive than regular cigarettes? >> we really don't have direct evidence from juul about how it compares in terms of addictiveness to cigarettes. although the company itself has said that the nicotine delivery from juul is incredibly fast and very closely mimics the nicotine delivery from cigarettes addict.

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