people and young kids. tell us more about that, that the fact it's in other parts of the country. >> yes, so currently we have "okay program" in i believe 7 states and chapters just like oakland. we call them chapters, and a chapter is a middle school that we start in, that feeds into a high school. so all the chapters are ran by african-american police officers, and at the try to follow those young boys we recruit into the program from 6th grade to 12th grade build that relationship and stick with them to get through issues they might encounter. >> do you find them open or do they feel intimidated by seeing the police officers, and how do you find that experience? >> at first you know, just because of what has been going on in the news and the media, the young kids especially african-american boys are concerned when they first, you know, when you first approach them. i'm officer smith, and thi progm. en thehen you, consistent and they find out you're genuine and they trust you, they sign up, it's a good th

do listen to the young people give you a lot lastly said like yesterday their young people are showing that they really sort of change and i don't agree with the fact that people didn't we nobody listened to us yet people are listening to a very well because we are the majority of the country so definitely we want to stick up for the change and that's what we demand that's why election people who like to do not vote for much thought when i was in my duty all right. thank you so much coming to us from the from they go on a mass movement and the clergy band thank you. thank you for inviting me you shout . now it was nice for diversity on sunday at the oscars thanks impost to the groundbreaking model full black panther now ruthie kasha was on it with the best costume design oscar while head of beach accepted a golden statue for her production design work on the same movie both women were the first black women in the category now black panther won a third oscar for original school it was the first superhero movie ever nominated for best picture and became a cultural touchstone for its depi

well as a beneficiary of the not too young to run a good enough young to run it will not by the sense of with vision slow i as a young kind of it and believe it there so would you not see him through men because i've been given the privilege not even if i'm a given one directly i've been given visibility with ability to suck it up you know media with the not too young to rule so me as a young questioner should be put in. should be the person to answer this question i believe because i have been enjoying the not been by disability up in how we come as a young kind of did you want to because you want to be and also in the running for election you should believe that there are some things you need to do to run that election anything you want to do other than that of whatever i want to do so as a young person running for office i think is to believe that one day i suppose to be or you are also you are you don't have to just be on that person is going to read when you are going in because a lot of young. movement that is going to help young people is going to give the money also if you wan

plan for us young people again spoke out against and young people. and i want to pick up on that point saying that go ahead make your point precise i'm going to move on a little bit now guys well when i want. something just because when you. when we should use what you feel and you should also. budget speech and also this idea i just really need to just use a conference room if you. can get it and you can get it right because all of these ideas from dinner and the money tell them to ease up this trip as much as we can when i get to the uk edition what is in the future my country so i'll guess most of the you've learned. ok all right so we won't know unless you get elected and then we're see if you're keeping your promises i should really important about political education this is what the not too young to run campaign has been doing they've been encouraging people to run and also encouraging people to be educated about the political system have to see a little clip of this video the very important card at the door after. it's pop or you think it's y

people and young people treated and. determined right now. to get what they want to get. people under thirty already in the majority in nigeria they know that the population grows young people will have more power if they actually use it to hold politic. accountable that process has just started as people like daniel and meter and their friends are getting older. ok now sinegal also how did election this weekend in the country is now awaiting the official results just like nigeria senegal is a young country seventy percent of the population is under the age of thirty and those young people yield considerable power when it comes to politics so failing to deliver for the young generation in senegal is a risky tax hike for any politician seeking to stay in power seven years ago macky sall was propelled to victory by a vibrant youth movement that was insistent on sweeping away the old god that movement discord yamaha which means we're fed up in english now the people that powered that movement back for this election and they

what kind of change and see change in policies that affect us as youths and young people want to see changes that economy quite quickly daniels friends begin a heated debate about the future of the economy they do have been put in an handicap situation we don't even want to move yet there is no. one to move to the other side and. those friends of danios who received a voter's card on time voted for a car challenger to incumbent president bihari not because they believe things which. overnight but because they see a different administration is key for the youth to claim power one day we're no longer waiting for the government young people i raided and young people who are forced treated and dear are determined right now to do to get themselves what they want to get. people under thirty are already in the majority in nigeria they know that population grows young people will have more power if they actually use it to hold politicians accountable that process has just started as people like daniel and nita and their friends are getting older. ok and i'll send a girl also how did election

the future of care for young transgender people lies in the life stories of the young people themselvesrstand much more about the best ways to support them. hello, good morning. tuesday was another record—breaking day, and temperatures today will be very similar. today, though, likely to be the last of the dry, warm and sunny days for quite sometime. chilly start this morning, though. temperatures in a few rural areas will be close to freezing, and there a bit on this tenfold around in the morning across southern england, the midlands, the vale of york again and around the murray firth. tending to lift, though, in the morning, sunshine developing far and wide. a bit more cloud at times for northern ireland, the far north and west of scotla nd ireland, the far north and west of scotland and for the irish sea. but on the whole dry and sunny day, another very warm one. temperatures well above average, 19, 20 around the london area. but thursday looks very different. not only will it be cloudy and it will be rather misty, and there may be some patchy mist and there may be some patchy mist a

all right i'm now joined by one of the activists from the young amal. movement ts he's also a member of the band kitty and they release a song that we've just been the same to tat it's great to have you on the news africa welcome your song was a hit before the election when one takes a look at you tube over a million views so you're pretty influential incentive got what was your message to young people this time around yeah thank you for inviting me i mean that was really porton for us to do this kind of song before the election because we knew that but the seller would ask for a second round for a second term and then sort of second term he has to say ok this is what i achieved during the seven years of my first term and then you let it get a lot of promises and nothing was too so in that song particularly told him ok you promised you would do five years instead of seven that was a lie he said you will have twenty five minutes that was a lie you say that your your brother would not be involved in the political affairs found out or even your family lite

this is news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes young and poor will meet one nigerian woman who was willing to risk everything to escape poverty whatever this weekend's presidential election off young people like her. from the audience was in african women in london's exhibition. i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you with us this weekend the people of africa's most populous nation go to the polls nigeria's presidential election is essentially a two was raised with a sequel from the main opposition the p.d.p. challenging the ruling apc's mamadou hari who's seeking a second to not the two front runners may be old men but it's ready young people at the center of this election now nigeria has now become the country with the most poor people in the world ninety one billion live in extreme poverty according to a twenty eight hundred study now nigeria's a young country and so many of the people all young people are going to meet one of them in our next report. back to the old job back to have country nigeria. at daycare was fourteen when she left for a be

well with of the young people think as you would expect that they're out of touch with. color into reality. quite frankly the fools who think that the pope was some kind to get them to come up with a little more insolence which would. he has more young people in his employment and his campaign have also appealed to others more of them musicians and artists and so on which are some sensitivity to the interests of young people but in terms of concrete policy i think. clinton has also talked more about creating jobs for young people so i think from the point of view you might see that even more sensitive to the young people were developed from his anyway if it is to be translated to really and let's talk about that reality what is nigeria's prospects after this election. well it's a very good on friday for the election and. we're not sure of who is going to win at this point it is the future it will depend on who wins and what direction he wants to take the contrary but fact is also that whoever emerges that we know will have a huge stock of the economy is in my what tasks

didn't get me out of poverty we have a story of a cycling blues mentoring young aspirant from can you tell me ships. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa glad you're shootin maki sol has been reelected president in senegal taking fifty eight percent of the vote biggest released by the national vote counting commission show cells nearest rival that's former prime minister sick took twenty percent. of. the salwar out celebrating he's election win at saul's party headquarters in the capital dhaka. so mucky cell bills he's reelection campaign on a record of building roads and creating jobs a lot of infrastructure projects in the country going on he calls himself the builder of a margin sinegal but sick and the opposition candidates maintain that the country's economic advances have not reached many senegalese people especially young men often risk everything to my great teacher. i want to bring in our correspondent will be africa's jaime sunday at mali and he's going to be giving us more analysis at to this election really i just want to point out that we've had another big electi

we tend to focus on the young people and gangs, young people with knives and gangs, young people withact that many are often excluded from schools, as was the case in this story. many are in a pupil referral unit but they are hardened in the referral unit and they are on the streets. many are in the care system. these are vulnerable young people. and there are adults, grown men, sometimes in soups, exploiting them. because in the end, the knife crime and the gun crime is really about the sale of drugs. britain has about the sale of drugs. britain has a cocaine problem. it is the largest cocaine problem in europe. these young men hardly know where colombia is. they have it organised a shipment of drugs. it is through the country, across the country, usually catering to middle—class people across the country. we should be bearing down on those adults. why should the police can then? you think it is a national crisis. what do you mean? —— where should the police come in? i have been monitoring knife crime for a long time. education is key. you have got to educate young people in schools

we have to look at the young men and women they've helped. these two have gone out of pocket, shown up to sporting events for kids, visited families. for them to be let go, it doesn't make sense. i don't get why we have to come here just to figure out why we can't get an explanation. they were let go a year ago and yet we're here, we don't have an answer for that. as an african-american who just started working for the district, it's not good to see this. we have to have parents write e-mails. i hope you guys do better going forward with this. thank you. >> hello. my name is marcus. and i've known tarquin and sampson since 5th grade. and i come from like the best neighborhood in the bayview. and i used to go to a lot of sporting events with tarquin and he used to help me get home after school. because i used to help him. he used to help me stay off the streets. and help me with my homework a lot, help me to pass so i can run track in the 8th grade. it's been a positive role model. when i think of tarquin and sampson, i think of positive thing

all of these issues speak to young people. i think it's not only important to have registration efforts, and that's critical. but you also need to make sure that you don't ignore a group of people until just weeks before an election. that you are actually being authentic. i think that you as governor of oregon are doing just that, and that is critical to ensuring that people have a reason to vote. gov. brown: absolutely. and we can show the students the data. it's really clear. in 2008, we saw that we had a relatively grand student voter turnout. and then in 2009, we saw a direct correlation with the legislature putting significant resources into the university system to ensure that students of all income levels could attend. and so we were able to show these direct data points to students, and that really makes a difference. but i tell them when, you know, over the age of 65, 90% of people vote, who are elected officials going to listen to? people over the age of 65, right? if we could get 90% of students under the age of 30

material that she was for birthright so young people jewish people. can see what's in store for them what kind of impact that it was a life changing impact a life changing trip so i'm just going to play a little bit of this and i would love to hear your reaction. i feel more jewish than i did before i feel more correct to it so i can tell you about my experiences that i can tell you about the history of the people i jewish you're not you're not christian issue you're not catholic like why why is there this is shown in there go out like. that sort of like it was like the final like in my heart. i definitely feel a new sense of connection with my family my trip gave me a better understanding of what like my grandmother's family had gone through and proctor and i definitely understand myself better after the trip the journey certainly did not end when i got home how could i say that it ended when i have relationships that are still burgeoning i feel very comfortable in israel i feel very at home with its release. i mean i think it's it's totally great th

thank you for those of young girls.magine what it must feel like. we are in the middle of a perfect storm, social media companies are not taking accountability for their responsibility, a duty of care to protect young people. you have parented desperately love their children, who are trying to navigate a system, social media had seen this explosion, parents do not know what to do to protect their children. then you have mental health services, there has been a lot of rhetoric from government about what they are going to do better mental health resources have been cut, i see this on the front line as a doctor. we need to cut it off at the source, doctor. we need to cut it off at the source , we doctor. we need to cut it off at the source, we need to make sure social media companies are held responsible. do you accept there is a link between the adolescent mental health crisis that experts say we are experiencing at the moment, and cuts to mental health services since 2010 under the conservative and lib dems correlation?

department, that is three places that count that one young person. so we're trying to actually find out a couple of things. who is actually working in where they're working and who has access? this is not saying that you have to have a 2.0 or 2 tyler nicholson .8 -- 2.8 to have a job, so we're focused on creating new slots that get to folks who never worked or maybe don't interview well or realize that the application process was in december. 88% of the people say they want to work. some would rather focus on school. of that number, 45% of the youth surveyed have utilized the services at the school to help them find a job. that means 55% of the high school students are not taking advantage of work based learning opportunities or finding out about them in school. 45% of the youth surveyed never had a job and over 70% of the youth we've surveyed have only had one job. and the numbers, the other piece we kind of found out, when we did the survey, only 9% of the survey wanted to work with youth or animals, but 40%, that's what they've done. because that'

are you see many cases of ptsd amongst young people? i think cases of ptsd amongst young people?ly think of ptsd but we often talk about things like trauma, about stress, about bullying, about being distressed by impacts on social media committed by events happening in families media committed by events happening infamilies and media committed by events happening in families and i think it is a really important thing to remind us as professionals that these events to the young and developing mind are traumatic. what sort of things are you talking about that can lead to this? will come of the researcher selling is that it is notjust things that happen to children directly, but things that also happen to people they care about. so the loss of loved ones, the experience of peers being hurt. we know that we are living in an era where there is significant the more crime on the street, gang involvement can be a people being involved in crime and being her in a way that was not around 15—20 years ago. these events are so impactful young people. given the scale of this, do parents and te

s tiny kraemer has been talking to young gazans determined to make a living. it might not be his dream job but it's better than having no work at all. now he helps out in his uncle's carpentry shop have a new job in gaza is precious for a young person like him. the only economic situation today is tough but if you lose your job you won't find an alternative but i don't want to give up polo animal who. the twenty nine year old used to work for an ngo but lost his job recently with ethan employment at seventy percent the law says the situation for the young is desperate. if the situation doesn't get better there won't be any future for young people in gaza and all of them will try to live. tight travel restrictions mean many of his generation have never been outside gaza . israel and egypt have sealed off the hamas controlled territory for more than twelve years. those restrictions have led to trying to build a future in the virtual world. here the borders which have been closed for half her life don't matter she's trying to establish herself in online marketing

and across the globe young people are skipping school to campaign for their future. baby children and young people today have a good chance of living into the next century but what will life be like in the year twenty one hundred. average temperatures will be one and a half to two degrees celsius higher than they were before the industrial revolution possibly more. that will cause extreme drought thirty percent of the earth's surface will probably be dead set. many areas almost ten now coastlines will be underwater sea levels will have risen by half a meter and that's a conservative estimate so where will people live one focus. asked anticipates two billion people will become climate refugees the sobering outlook is driving young people to take to the streets demanding efforts be stepped up to secure their future then hit the wall there. was. thousands of schoolchildren rallied on the streets of berlin calling for a quick phase out of coal. among them fifteen year old lena steinmetz. good morning everybody. this. is a typical morning at leno says high school and gett

that's right there and young voters are crucial to this election not just young voters women they make up the majority of this electorate and they've been really taken to social media just before the election they called for a presidential debate on social media trying to get these politicians around one common forum to see them discuss ideas because a lot of this campaign has focused on. personality rather than themes and issues that are important to young senegalese voters there's a million senegalese voters young voters first time voters that will go and vote for the first time in this election we spoke to one of them i mean this is what she had to say about the candidates. that dressing issue that matter for senate though i think especially one of them. he has been his voice has around like with young people because his young himself is saying that it's time to change the system and also like all the candidates like it is a saying in my thinking i have also addressed it in the own way a different part of the programs but i've seen lacking in this campaign issues around me when arou

some very young want to. see him fall when his don't win side have apparently found the right mix show their heavy champions league loss to top and getting knocked out of the german cup of left a sore spot but still don't end up playing the best season in club history. at the moment. he is one of the top young guns thanks to him the regular champions seem to have also found a fitting mix of young and old. spines future at his feet chris harrison met up with munich fresh young. bull for the young and old with kick off life first we take you not to dortmund but to liverpool with daniel. then yes on. the fan that night and then. week. and then you probably. were. in liverpool england. when you weigh. between liverpool. and your pick. but unfortunately only one of these teams can go to the next round ok so we have liverpool against byron munich liverpool last year's champions league final is against byron the best team in the bundesliga. ever if you look at this the districts actually both teams should win this g

girls and young boys, it's affecting young people as a whole and its it's an awful example of what cans done with. do you want to see legislation? i think the cover for sensitive and it is not enough because of the frame of mind i was andl because of the frame of mind i was and i would have collected anyway, it's like not pressing the big red button, you want to see what it is about. the contents and the graphic nature of what i was looking at does not need to be online. so yes to new laws, what would you say? it needs to go further, you mentioned the sensitivity warning, the people who will be the most sensitive are those who are click on it. the onus has a lwa ys who are click on it. the onus has always been on users which is why influencers like myself take such great pains to make sure we promote positive content and we take advantage of algorithms to talk about mental health, body positivity and all kinds of things in a positive light but there's only so much we can do and algorithms work against us as well so the focus should be on social networks. alex, you are on the global saf

, one young person at a time, we can help create a safer community for those young people.d morning. hello. i have got good news, the weather next week looks very different from what we have seen recently. today we have still got very windy weather, just for a while but they winds will continue to use through today, because storm erik is going to be moving away. it is moving to the north of scotland, heading towards scandinavia. this area of cloud has produced rain early on. that is where we have the core of the strongest winds parts of southern scotland, northern england, north wales, dozens of 60 miles an hour or more. as the rain moves in the north sea, the stronger winds will move away as well. it stays windy through the day, with sunny spells and showers might, coming in across wales, the south—west, the english channel in northern ireland. the showers in scotland will ease a bit but it will stay wet in the far north of the country. temperatures are north of the country. temperatures a re pretty north of the country. temperatures are pretty good despite the fight we ha

public young lives changing. much as a young couple. is even told we're happy with the mix we have the exceptionally good experienced place. some very young ones beeping they bring particular qualities to our attacking play they take risks they go one on one with opponents it's good to watch. and it was good so was father's tenure going hand in hand with a dramatic upswing in don't miss fortunes but after months of intoxicating football february has brought the first sustained stumble three successive draws have allowed finds a close right in on them and now they face lead accusing themselves on a four game winning streak on the pace a boss who started last season in charge of. time for father to work his magic miss and will focus on the positives it's not so easy at the moment so we just need a few tweaks. only need a few tweaks but at least they have one big advantage they're playing at home this colder another stadium and lucien father is counting on the support of his fans. you've got a ninety one fison crowd everyone getting right

a lot of times we don't think of community activists, young women, or young adults as community activists, but they are. a few years ago, i think it was in 2015, they stepped up, because they saw an area of their neighborhood, the buchanan mall, which is six blocks right smack in the western edition, that was violence plagued, it was surrounded by public housing, h.u.d. housing, and other housing, and no one used them all. six blocks of recreation and park. this area was closed and made a park in the seventies by mayor feinstein at the time. unfortunately, it was neglected. neglected by the city, by people that really should have been out there trying to make it a better place. it actually became very violent. people were afraid to walk through the mall, and so it was six blocks of a neighborhood of recreation and park that no one actually used, which is really unfortunate because we have community centers that are right on the buchanan mall. we have alley he'll hatch, the cultural complex, and the buchanan ymca just a little ways away, and so these women stepped up, these young, amazing

our business correspondent, rob young, reports. preparations have been under way for weeks.ging started at ramsgate port at the beginning ofjanuary. the work was meant to ensure the port would be ready at the end of march, should britain leave the european union without a deal. the plan was for seaborne freight to run regular services to ostend in belgium once it managed to get it hands on some ships, but now the company has now been stripped of its contract. the government says seaborne freight‘s main backer has pulled out, meaning it could not mean its contractual requirements. we first flagged problems with seaborne freight in april of last year, and we have been tracking it since then, both in terms of its attempts to find vessels, which have failed without exception. largely because this port is very small. it is thought that backer, arklow shipping, has withdrawn for commercial reasons. ferry services haven't operated from ramsgate since 2013. the government hopes the port could offer extra capacity should dover become clogged after brexit. so it is still possible ferr

many young voters favor one of the president's main opponents. tensions between supporters of different candidates have been high it's an achilles a mature people we want peace for the elections and we want the winner to be respected we are a mature people and we want peace overlap in our party i don't trust politicians or election administrators. preventing any potential fraud that is soo new elections mission it's the second time they've organized a parallel vote count this is an example if. you have this kind of exercise helps to ease post-election tensions. because people get to find out everything about the elections through the observation chain and tell us the lesson that we should also employ as many citizens. ok this is. in the last election the figures were pretty accurate they deviated only one percent from the official results for the five thousand people involved in the observation come paying the stakes are high but the volunteers here are ready to do that that. now what's up is usually popular across africa especially in nigeria bu

with elections looming engaging the country's young population is crucial. and music is a great way to do that say the project organizers. we have young people who are making socially coarseness music for good governance for elections for women's participation in governance and also for the private sector and private sector integrity. i'm so we can do this we must make music and train them and give them the platform to results and interest rates are nine zero and didn't hear us on the form and your answer was well so oxytocin was on hold government accountable. music has often played an important role in one thousand year in elections with candidates calling on influential artists to support the voice to read project aims to get young music lovers to think for themselves about the politics they want for their country. from. now on a huge for the fan out of my favorites is go slow but that's it for now from d.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page we leave you now with the speeches of the lead author will be king fela ku

more than 50% of young people are out of work or underemployed.de, hoping for even a day's work. you have no job? yes, i have nojob. it is unfortunate that nigeria is like this. we are graduates and there is nothing worth doing. almost half nigeria's population lives in extreme poverty, the highest proportion in the world. this, as hundreds of billions of dollars in oil revenues have been siphoned off through corruption. we travelled to an island near lagos to see the impact of graft on the hopes of the young. they were holding an election meeting on tamaru. "we need light, we need hospitals, we need water, we need doctors", the youth leader said. "you should vote wisely. don't be deceived". esther has three sons entering the jobs market. the family also host a relative who fled violence that's displaced 1.8 million people in the north—east. esther‘s youngest son, collins, aged 17, wants to leave. yes, i would like to leave nigeria if i see a great this is the choice for the young. here, signing a peace pledge, two men in their 70s. president buha

their spines future lie at his feet chris hansen mess out with munich fresh young hope full for the young and old with kick off life first we take you not to dortmund but to liverpool with down yeah. then you're on. hey guys as promised last week we are in a special location today and many of you probably already guessed we're here in liverpool england i had the heavyweight champions league clash between liverpool and buyer knew and now these two sides are two of the most successful in european cup history but unfortunately only one of these teams can go to the next round ok so we have liverpool against byron munich liverpool last year's champions league final list against bahrain the best team in the bundesliga. ever if you look at this the districts actually both teams should win this game byron hasn't lost in this stage since two thousand and two thousand and eleven and liverpool is unbeaten in their last night here in europe can you imagine at home so really we're going to be. so liverpool and binary despite all their success in european tournaments between them this it teams don't re

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