young.enator lahey: i'm very happy to be here today to introduce shalanda young. she is president biden's nominee to be deputy director of the office of management and budget. now, for the members of this committee who also sit on the appropriations committee, shalanda is a familiar face. she has worked on the house appropriations committee for nearly 16 years. she has been the house appropriations staff director since 2017. actually, it is in that capacity that i had the pleasure to get to know her well, and i can tell you without reservation, i can think of no one who is better to be director than shalanda. her deep understanding of arcane federal budget process, her years of experience on the appropriations committee, her tenacity, her dedication to public service, her honesty will serve the agency and the american people. shalanda began her career in public service in 2001 at the national institutes of health. she came, first, to work on capitol hill as a detail person on the house appro

young people are often overshadowed on the mental side.ying football every day, what can be wrong with you? well, who knows what's going on inside? i'm 17 years old and i play for burton albion football club. i'm a first—year scholar at the moment, so it's my first year of two years. there's loads of pressures and different kinds of things going on. the football's kind of an hour and a half of your day. you're leaving school, you're leaving your mates, leaving your whole kind of last 12 years, almost, to come and play football. and if you don't get pro at the end of it, it's a big step to make. yeah, ijust kind of wanted to highlight the importance of the mental health side of football. people think, "oh, you're a footballer, you're living life," and it's not that at all. you're going home, you're sore, you're aching, you've got to wake up the next morning. you've got to get through it, and... it's what you've got to do if you want to be a footballer. if you're not training well enough, you're out of the team, you don't play. it is hard. y

goes on when young people. living there are not only home that's going to bring me down it's pushes me high. i look up to role models i have. mentors and one of my biggest mentor as my mother mentors me every day. she's a great one. actually my mom is the brute right here because she takes care of the house. green. to 15. moment easy because now the period my dad passed. it was very difficult for me to continue my education and they have to change. the money. getting to their senior high school was some kind of little bit challenging to me because in the senior high faeces more higher and you have to buy i said there's books and i did this which were very expensive so having their bears roussel ocean i had the chance to be part of with so that was the best moment of my life i felt special i feel i wasn't left behind house i still have some people look after me. i'm born into i love my guy training now which is training about over $100.00 young women to be learn our guides in schools once they've done they want

i would say to young people _ is fantastic to see.to see. i would say to young people just to go out - is fantastic to see. i would say to young people just to go out and l is fantastic to see. i would say to i young people just to go out and try it because even if you try it and don't like it, at least you did something. but if you try it and like it, that's good. great advice there from declan. try it even if you don't like it. 15—year—old shireeen chose to talk about something close to everyone's hearts — living through the coronavirus pandemic and the experience of lockdown. her story looks at how being at home with her family has brought her closer to her father. a p pa re ntly apparently i was a very silent child and a very good child. not me now. —— not what i am now. this is me when i was four. it was my first day of school. i don't remember my dad being there. i think my mum definitely took me. i always gravitated towards my mum, and i thought that was... i didn't spend that much time with my dad because he was always busy wi

obviously, the bbc needs young people to justify being i needs young people to justify being universal? yeah, when we launch bbc three. there — assertion? yeah, when we launch bbc three. there is _ assertion? yeah, when we launch bbc three, there is an _ assertion? yeah, when we launch bbc three, there is an intention _ assertion? yeah, when we launch bbc three, there is an intention to - assertion? yeah, when we launch bbc three, there is an intention to name l three, there is an intention to name the young channel three and the other channel 4. if you call the older one three and the younger 14 is easy to ask the young one. i think the bbc needs to cater for absolutely everyone, and audio younger audiences at the moment have big shows at the moment. radio one... otherthan big shows at the moment. radio one... other than that, there's not a lot for people under 25 on bbc apart from bbc three.— a lot for people under 25 on bbc apart from bbc three. let's look at this from the _ apart from bbc three. let's look at this from the point _ apart from bbc three. let's look at this from the p

plus if you can patent organized by the ugandan network of young people living with hiv every year young person a scranton spire. this is a 22 year old. taking the crown is not the end of everything but it is. they stuck to my journey to hope to see young people of economics to be among the poor guerin's and their loss from care. 1.5000000 ugandans currently still live with hiv and this is especially prevalent amongst the youth. gladdest was born with hiv and she understands why many of her peers are scared of disclosing their status. we as young people living with hiv we experience a lot of things but they're this ones who can't come to this telling us that they're really 50 because they feel like maybe they're there to they really can't come out when they are on. their level of being assertiveness to. someone feels like they really can't make it to the end where they're supposed to be. in northern uganda hometown of. public disclosure of status has involved other young people to be more open some of them. you know meeting someone. new in t.v. like this from nowhere someone begins to re

young people who stand up and says you know is it looks. like you might have something what the brain. is for you know how to completely get to me because in my heart it's the whole of africa it's this whole continent i just it's something. if you look at my completion you won't see it. i look like i could be from anywhere in the world and i just feel like my my black and this is. they have a deeper struggle going on and if i can lose my light privilege i'm going to use it . 25 years after the past 8 afi like it's still not equal it's a blur the sting from it still living in the legacy of it and it's our duty to change this and shake things up to me like yo. you see the emulation. like how free are we. in our history books about a good story to us in a neutral point of view which is 100 percent false because it wasn't we didn't want to be raped and pillaged by the colonisers would want nobody when say my experience at school was i got my lessons in english and afrikaans what about you what about this is what about p.d. what about ronnie wha

young like you're an entrepreneur take agriculture to the next level. and choreographed by. some north shows us some dance moves in a home town. over the past decade sports betting has become a huge business across africa many young people hope to make a quick buck and so they are willing to risk their last cent sometimes you hear the wildest stories just like this one from dennis in our upcoming report. the funniest thing i have sold was a girlfriend and it was the only one. well here's the whole story. the only place. where there was a gun but also the professional. that's the sweetest and all those specially when you receive the message. you feel. scared and who are the only one. and there is nothing wrong like winning your 1st bid because that makes you know if that's because you've got 100 you get 500 and you feel like they will get more but they're noticing betty 20000. me later little my name is the gnome or denise and i. i was born in ireland raised in. and i am going what. i was. really cool myself a bit an addict it's hard because to me that's like a job let's say

welcome to the 7 to 7 percent the platform for you and young africans here we get to hang out and talk about things important to us i am michael duty on today's show we'll share some roots reggae with you will you feel when i read. and here's what's coming up on today's show. to find out the truth about reiki and meet an inspiring gandhian reeky out to. get ready 111 rush on uganda as the amount else on. raw pos one takes us on a tall through his home city. we start off today's sure ngata my home country strong. i want to it's most prominent this is made. black rust up for more than a decade the artist and radio presenter have to spread in political consciousness through reggae music let's find out more. about congressman aka black cross that is laying down tracks with his band at the studio and a crowd. more than 8 albums to his name like christ as one of the mainstays of god has already seen. reggae is a platform to speak about issues affecting his society. it's easier for me to put my mistake there reggae than any other genre so i chose reggae music because reagan was already a trac

people living with hiv every year young person in scranton spire. this year's winner is 22 year old gladys are all taking the crown is not the end of everything but it is they start to my journey to hope to see young people overcome the stigma the poor the ariens and the loss from care. 1.5000000 ugandans currently still live with hiv and this is especially prevalent amongst the youth. gladdest was born with hiv and she understands why many of her peers are scared of disclosing their status. we as young people living with hiv with spruance a lot of things but them there this ones who can't come to this telling us that they're really because they feel like maybe they're there to they really can't come out when they are on. their level of being assertive with. someone who is like they really can't make it to the end where they're supposed to be. in the northern uganda home town of going to public disclosure of status has involved other young people to be more open some of them. you know meeting someone . new in t.v. like this from nowhere someone begi

that's particularly true of young people. we know — particularly true of young people.le with a mental health problem _ young people with a mental health problem have shifted to one in eight to one _ problem have shifted to one in eight to one and _ problem have shifted to one in eight to one and six, so it's really important _ to one and six, so it's really important to see this accelerated in of investment into young people's support— of investment into young people's support for the nhs, and that is welcome, — support for the nhs, and that is welcome, but we also need to see an equivalent— welcome, but we also need to see an equivalent of support from the department for education. so, that's both what— department for education. so, that's both what young people who are struggling with potential mental health— struggling with potential mental health problems, get the help and support— health problems, get the help and support they need. that's what it was important that the prime minister— was important that the prime minister listened to saadia and other— minister li

people saying is that young people. may see a lack of hope in the political agenda in the economic proposals that mr sample proposing to them no one can deny that no one can just say that this is simply about poverty because we have had similar to this and in and out the way real of you have seen really increased poverty increase actual magnetization understood at once media you've already touched on this point or sman it's not just about covert 98 it is it it's also about the coded curfew that they put in place telling people they had to be off the streets by 9 pm it's about the tax breaks to french companies like to and it's about tax breaks to the chinese the chinese government is in a hole to senegal worth $1600000000.00 and yet people are still living in poverty so the economy is doing well on the one hand but people aren't seeing the benefits of that on the other hand. yes that that is exactly as a point because many of your urbanized have population are in senegal do not see the benefits of their economy grow out

and the times katia lopez so the young al-jazeera. and the 1st time 2 women have been nominated for the best director award at the oscars manc biographical film about a script writer lead the short list with 10 nominations for the 90 said academy awards it's also the most diverse slate of nominees ever seen with 9 of the 20 acting nords people of color the ceremony which usually happens in early february has been pushed back until april because of the pandemic a large number of netflix films also made it onto the shortlist thanks to a rule change letting more streaming productions get noticed. and one of the top stories are now jazeera germany france and italy have all suspended use of the astra zeneca vaccine as concerns grow over blood clots more than a dozen nations have now stopped giving out the code 19 job the world health organization says monitoring systems are working and urged countries not to stop vaccinations of the drug from.

beyond those millions of young people doing essential work where guidelines are followed, young peoplewearing a mask outside. now, you take this together, and it's a lot. what do we make of it beyond making sure we're fair when we talk about different generations? how do we apply these facts as everyone of all ages prepares to rebound? that brings us to the conclusion of this report when we're back in just 30 seconds. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >>> now to the conclusion of our special report on generation pandemic. if you take all these facts we just walked through, if you put aside any effort, any grievous olympics. it is hard out here for a millennial or a gen z or a

how can we better involve young people in tough discussions?an we help repair the next generation to have not just productive conversations about difficult social and political issues, but really change their own minds and their own action and bring others along? khloe: having a tough conversation is a start. i hosted the rally because as a youth of color i was struggling. i can only manage -- i could only imagine what other youth were experiencing. it was a conversation to understand why black people feel the way they do and a little history and a call to action. i think that was something i thought was really important. also, just how to deal with rachel matters -- racial matters. i think my generation is doing the work to show it equality looks like. we are tired of fixing problems from past generations. we are looking to be unified, inclusive. secretary clinton: i think it is important that you said that these conversations were not meant to bash anybody. they were meant to open minds and hearts. do you think young people should look for su

a young girl in ghana usually face a lot of bias when they have to access it cation and particularly for communities where poverty is very endemic saw for these communities where they have large families as well the have to make decisions around who gets the opportunity to go to school so it's an opportunity cost for parents and usually they tend to focus on the boys sometimes you go to connect and you see that even more girls than the our boys got that that is because the population of ghana has more female than male but as they grow up you see that that trend is changing when you get to these 6 you read lies that they'll be more voices in the classroom as they keep going up you see the not particularly. and that's because they can be used to really generate income for the family marriage is very prevalent child marriage is very prevalent and so these are issues that a young girls particularly face and the huge hurdles to them being able to continue did cation before we started working off your head must actually that one day take 400 from one people only 85 gets their rest our voic

young nigerian entrepreneurs take agriculture to the next level. and choreographed by i'll give you some no shows us some dance moves in the hometown board. over the past decade sports betting has become a huge business across africa many young people hope to make a quick buck and sold they are willing to risk their last cent sometimes you hear the wildest stories just like this one from dennis in our upcoming report. the funniest thing i have sold was bought girlfriend and it was the only one i had for betting on. well here's the whole story. the only place. where there was a gun but also a professional i mean. that's the sweetest and always sweet especially when you receive the message. you feel. my skin than an equivalent to what end. and there is nothing wrong like winning the bid because that makes you know if that's because you got 100 you get 5000000 you feel like they will get more but they're known as the betty. related little my name is dave or denise and guy. i was born. raised in. and i am going what. i was. really cool myself a bit an

people living with hiv every year young person a scranton. this is a 22 year old. taking the crown is not the end of everything it is. they start to my journey to hope to see young people overcome the stigma the poor the ariens and the loss from care. 1.5000000 ugandans currently still live with hiv and this is especially prevalent amongst the youth. gladys was born with hiv and she understands why many of her peers are scared of disclosing their status. we as young people even we experience a lot of things but them there this ones who can't come to this challenge is that they're really because they feel like maybe they're the minority they really can't come out when they are on. their level of being assertive with. someone who is like they really can't make it to the end where they're supposed to be. in the northern uganda hometown of going to public disclosure of the status has involved other young people to be more open some of them. you know meeting someone who. are you in t.v. like this from nowhere someone begins to really open up. in h

and running for parliament even though she's too young to vote the new generation of potential politicians looking to shake up the dutch election. or the number of countries to suspend the rollout of the astra zeneca coven 19 vaccine is growing france italy germany and indonesia all said they'd be temporarily delaying rolling it out due to concerns over blood clots will no dozen nations have now stopped administering the astra zeneca shot a drug for the european medicines agency and the world health organization all insist it's safe this does not necessarily mean this events are linked to books. but it's routine practice to investigate them and it sure the surveillance system works and effective controls are in place w 2 advisory committee on vaccine safety has been review we really believe it or is in close contact with the european medicines agency and will meet to morrow that mccain has more from that. in france in germany in italy and in many other european countries there is doubt about the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine enough doubt for a succession of health ministries to say we

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and we recently saw also the hundreds of young people who have been. you know who have died in the in the ocean or in the desert trying to get out look for another you know i mean possible and the rubble. of course of the government the president was silent on that he didn't even give a you know i mean one day. you know for the for the best you know to recognize that unfazed by despair so i think this has been a series of attacks have been increased validation of economic and social rights being access to what being the lender grabbing that it required which people are people you know related to the government but also i think that what we hear people saying is again people. may see a lack of hope in the political agenda in the economic proposals that mr sample is proposing to them no one can deny that no one can just say that this is simply about poverty because we have had similar to question and i doubt there will be a we have seen really increased poverty increase actual magnetization understood at once media you've already touched on this point. i

you know in old world and young people example of the refocus on developing life skills in young people and we're talking about young people growing up and wondered ability in it but a city in many of them coming from cos they're considered lower down the order now you build these capacities for them to show up at their identities with dreams owning destroyed even vast liberations and then they enter systems of job market and all the open cities that when environments that we're living environments. and in the system those cultural barriers and just to make anybody issue out now you have young women showing up a job interview was and the 1st question there is one is of course gender the 2nd is cost and the minute being probably from an upper class fare lasers that this woman comes from a lower cost the likelihood of getting a job goes down. and then the same it is read the way you build relationships. the marriage market books the biggest consideration for me when i moved into the social sector and the biggest what is my bet is that it was that they would be a woman or a family billing

magda accompanies the mother and the relatives of this young man will salute the school. noticed there's a little manic you or. i can tell you. magda is afraid of retaliation off camera she will later confess that in addition to a friend her brother was also killed by a bullet to the head and i know if this was his 1st full blast with you. so. much. do you. can criminality is funding some companies in particular funeral homes there are 5 be contenders in this market in a race against each other to organize the funerals. and i'm. santos has been working for one of them for 3 years. where they're telling me somebody. this is something that happens a lot. the crime scene is in a poor neighborhood santos is paid on commission he tries to sell a funeral contract to the victim's family. but this morning no. luck. his competition is already there as it was this is a reason it's a good. one. we just got one earlier but it's a risky thing to run into more trouble than it has with us yes. see in cassell i was going to. post a yes or so ha mentors at least. before attempting a new b

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and thinking be how young and to bring us here in uganda a town in the ideas into the reality. laws of floating on water are unlovely sight bought of what declines can be something of a pissed when they turn up in the wrong places we've caught a few reports on the trouble what a hyacinths have caused some communities now on lake and also income on the local residents of course of a chanst buckland with another invested species that is causing a host of problems there. paddling through lake also has become more of a struggle since the savini a plant's altered his ecosystem sees richard and goalie a fisherman who grew up in a small community on the shores of the lake the fast growing weed blocks sunlight and depletes oxygen from the water suffocating aquatic life. really nice to have a mound 7 years giving us a lot of trouble. it has affected my fishing activity long in the past when i went out to fish i would have a good catch for me and my family and me and i thought now it's become really hard for. this morning a group of local residents from design we have come together to cl

and we recently saw also the old hundreds of young people who had been . you know really who got in there in the ocean or in the desert trying to get out who look for another you know i mean most of what and then i go back to the government the president was silent on that he didn't even give me you know i mean people when they offered you know for the for the best and you know what he did a pragmatic that in place. so i think at this point there has been a series of factors that have been greatly increased validation of economic and social rights being accessed the workplace being the length of grabbing that hit. which people in what people you know related to the government but also i think that what we hear people saying is that young people. may see a lack of hope in the political agenda in the economic proposals that mr sample is proposing to them no one can deny that no one can just say that this is simply about poverty because we have had similar to and out the way real of you have seen really increased poverty increase actual magnetization understo

this morning she is meeting 2 young women. alexis. and tanya. they came all the way from michigan to meet her oh right now you guys very. all right here we go. being both lesbians and believers these 2 women feel in conflict with their faith welcome to my home. now and as a counselor for them of course i'll let you guys have a seat but you know here's one of the 1st things i wanted to share with you and i always pull this book out and also this image because people see me now but you don't know my story completely. all these pictures that's where i was because i loved i always wanted to model craziness and if i was not married then i probably would be a hot mess using these photos from her past as a bisexual stripper chanel wants to show young women that it is possible to change alexis 21 has been coming here for several months for tonya 43 it's the 1st time i saw tonya so my question for you at this point is as it relates to same sex attraction are you comfortable there was a time when i was dating 7 girls to serve in these little. you know i h

the scientists tested how young and old the mice performed in the test the young man's here on the left finds the right tone in just every 20 seconds while the older mouse on the right takes nearly 4 times as long. the scientists then give the older mice blood plasma taken from the younger ones the effect is amazing. their memory has improved and the older mice now find their way back to the right old just as quickly as the young mice. there's even been a biological change that can be seen as tests showed the older mice have actually developed a new brain cells. so could this region even a shin work on humans too in a pilot test 18 older patients in the early stages of alzheimer's were injected once a week with plasma taken from young people. after a few weeks the scientists tested whether the patients membranes had improved for parts and look at things that are very important for patients to vittie is like being able to button up your shirt and clean your teeth and it supports monetary activities of living as we say. we are so that's what we measured and we discovered that there was in

she says that it will take a while for such a young country to sort things out. she remains optimistic back to africa now to meet a man here in the large area who believes that farming should be both sustainable and profitable. something overly has declared war on the concept of soft cisterns, farming, where farmers plant a small plot of land and just about make ends meet. a few years ago, he launched a training campaign aimed at revolutionizing small scale farming. with hydroponic agriculture, samson or bullis, sees agribusiness as the root of sustainable development and job creation, the head straining at farming, you know, good state. southwestern nigeria believes agriculture must be business minded, technology driven and climate smart. the 38 year old is also keen to pass on his knowledge to others. remember, if you practice agriculture, you will be poor. practice, i agree business, you're on the, on the road to wealth. so what is grandfather? and how rich was your grandpa? how rich you are no more from eyes that you know if they are not well, how can the poo

was young people competing secondary school not all of them. so we needed to create different pathways for them once they come out of school. and. doing that. program so how many groups like this do you have 5 groups. in the village where. i used to follow my mother to their market. rafi so my business idea was based on this year but. it was decided to actually. quality products and get biased for day. business with 2 women and basically she had a very small cup and we encouraged her to small we also took a lot of exhibitions and conferences and she went to one. exhibition. she met with the share alliance and she had an order from the board to show. it's incredible for her personally for her business to grow but beyond the number of people that she has engaged and is impacting is what's really really see as the change that's happening with this business. one i mean you know. i didn't yeah. but. you know bing and i don't. want. to might involve friends of kama i have access to the seed money and i plan for trainings so we just pulled my confiden

at the grave next door he passed the mother of another young man who was murdered he was only 24 years old. yet i'm sorry i'm only. going to supreme court after fate and also him. if we're going to perform in the den in them you're still going to hear him in the corner on my cheek you. don't wonder you think it will move so we're going to happen. in one photo the young man is posing in the purest narco fashion with a gold plated gun on his belt was that going to get stuck in the queue american told them of the knuckle cane in the story the woman seemed troubled by the question. you would. notice the. photos of the dead with a gun on their belt a posted everywhere. to pay tribute to the victims their families regularly organize small parties where people sing and drink and look to. magda accompanies the mother and the relatives of this young man with a salute full in the school i noticed there's a little manic you or. i can tell you. magda is afraid of retaliation off camera she will later confess that in addition to a friend her brother was also killed by a bullet to the head. this was

the elders who when they were young paid for their own elders are now disappointed. and fear that if the younger generation does away with her ceremonies that we should go culture might disappear one day. this morning the children of that a banker are on the beach looking for a comeback because the shellfish are the key ingredient for some rita and tino's wedding dinner. in the to bangor the women are making file. for. today is a special day and so they put on their traditional science. women where they skirts mainly for ceremonies rites and dances. there are different science depending on age. a short one in different colors for young women. and a long single colored one for the older women. it's. said that their. food flies an important part in this culture as rites and ceremonies. on such occasions dishes are usually made with rice and palm oil. today the women are cooking rice would come by which plays an important role in weddings. the groom's family is preparing to come the hollowed out pumpkin used as a container and filled with gifts. accompanied by their fri

and thinking be how young and to bring us here in uganda a town in the ideas into the young to. laws of floating in water are unlovely sight bought up what declines can be something of a pissed when they turn up in the wrong places we've caught a few reports on the trouble want to hyacinth opposed to some communities now on lake also incoming one of the local residents of course of asian it's a black man with another invested species that is causing a host of problems there. paddling through lake also has become more of a struggle since the subtle venia plants altered his ecosystem sees richard heene goalie a fisherman who grew up in a small community on the shores of the lake the 1st screwing we block sunlight and depletes oxygen from the water suffocate an aquatic life. 70 a is giving us a lot of trouble. it has affected my fishing. activity along here in the past when i went out to fish i would have a good catch for me and my family for me and i thought now it's become really hard for. this morning a group of local residents from design we have come together to clear the inva

the young person doesn't have anything _ cv. the young person doesn't have anything to— cv. your cv? young people can get into the room by working with - get into the room by working with great _ get into the room by working with great networks and organisations, the princes trust, the ymca, there's different— the princes trust, the ymca, there's different processes, the world is changing. — different processes, the world is changing, and i'm not saying don't create _ changing, and i'm not saying don't create a _ changing, and i'm not saying don't create a cv. — changing, and i'm not saying don't create a cv, i am saying be a bit different — create a cv, ! am saying be a bit different if— create a cv, i am saying be a bit different. if the application process— different. if the application process wanted to put in a cv, put one end. — process wanted to put in a cv, put one end. but — process wanted to put in a cv, put one end, but what i'm saying is we must _ one end, but what i'm saying is we must do _ one end, but what i'm saying is we must do things differently. when hiri

the scientists tested how young and old the mice performed in the test the young man's here on the left finds the right tone in just over 20 seconds while the older mouse on the right takes nearly 4 times as long. the scientists then give the older mice blood plasma taken from the younger ones the effect is amazing. their memory has improved and the older mice now find their way back to the right old just as quickly as the young mice. there's even been a biological change that can be seen as a test showed the older mice have actually developed a new brain cells. so could this region even a shin work on humans to in a pilot test 18 older patients in the early stages of alzheimer's where injected once a week with plasma taken from young people. after a few weeks the scientists tested whether the patient's membranes had improved us for parts and the things that are very important for patients or activities like being able to button up your shirt and clean your teeth and it supports my daily activities of living as we say he's living on the house so that's what we measured and we discovered

where deficits the pace of daily life also attracts many young boys in search of a better future. in clear can many dream of becoming a narco instead of a doctor. they set up an e-mail that we're looking for support a yes case that will open as a king luis is a high school student a pool at the least after school he works at rudolph those caught out be the law the owner of this fruit and vegetable store. there's always the how is the place the caller was up and then again up on the ledger with depending on the number of hours he works earns between $5.10 euros per day. to make it that i'm not. sure yes or a. meal or plan to put in the sink when i think it's a no and wasn't bad enough for me on as a mother trucker to have food for dinner and i was in trouble i would put the end to such in their financial system just west of the toilet and i'm on the yes i'm a. little and i honestly don't know look as they're looked on as a kind of put up or a yes they pointed to a bit of this boss news that he wouldn't be able to prevent these young men from one day working for the knockers if he i

girls across the continent and challenging young women such as myself. but i'm hoping that. gets my goat. when i get referred to is black african movement right that i would like. why must i have business or what you call it work or what i did i want to be a good writer. suki's where vanna is unafraid to speak her mind born in zambia and now based in kenya the south african is a novelist children's book writer journalist and publisher she also founded in curated a pan african online literature festival in response to the covert 1000 lockdown she's prolific and multi-talented and her energy seems inexhaustible how does she juggle her many interests with very little sleep. i think if you love something you always make time for it's her writing almost always has a political subtext her debut novel the madams was published in 2006 it's the story of 3 well off middle class women in post apartheid south africa torn between career and family traditional and modern female roles in today's world i am essentially prof. who very proffer pen i'm very pro women and i

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i think those outside that young audience sometimes characterise young audiences as wanting three secondat some point, but they also love comedies like teddy's and involving dramas and factual theories. stuart, you've got extensive experience, expertise even, in bbc politics, albeit from a different era. how hard it is for the bbc to relaunch bbc three wall, for example, there's this huge uproar over the over 75 licensing? it's interesting. i think in some ways, it's going to be very easy because the bbc�*s there to take things that work for the bbc, and those aren't politically expeditious things to say, so theyjust focus on... the audience, first and foremost. in one sense, it's just easy. you try to forget the noise. it's really hard because it doesn't sit well if you say older audiences have higher disposable income than younger audiences, older audiences consume more linear tv. they should pay, why not? they consume enormous amount of tv, they earn proportionally more. younger audiences suffer from huge amounts of unemployment, stress from gender, sexuality, political stress and fee

i know we have howard students but young leaders around the world are here and it is an honor to be here. i will tell you, the american rescue plan was designed to address not only the disparities but also the suffering that has taken place in the united states and around the world because of the pandemic. in many ways, the pandemic has also been an accelerator and that it has amplified long-standing disparities, things were bad but are worse now. it has in many ways magnified fractures and failures in our system. in that way, i see this as a moment of crisis but also opportunity where more people are aware of disparities and the systemic issues that lead to those. in the american rescue plan, we purposely dedicated billions of dollars to childcare, ensuring that we have not only affordable childcare but that it is available to working parents. it has not always been the case that a working parent -- it has always been the case that a working parent has to afford to have their child taken care of while they are at work and childcare in our country can be more expensive than college tuiti

if you will if your sources is a said you understood that also young people most of them. didn't want to do it's. part of the un is convinced that the young soldiers are on the side of the people but their commanders remain loyal to leader alexander lukashenko i. know. the film courage shifts between resignation and pathos it shows convincingly that the vast majority in bella ruse rejects the man known as europe's last dictator. still has the security forces behind him the protests will surely continue. for years now we've been meeting up and coming filmmakers at the berlin international film festival the festivals barely know the talents programme brings together young creatives from around the world like lebanese born director of photography christopher variety magazine called him one of the world's 10 cinematographers to watch and that's what we've been doing rechecked in with him again to see what he's up to. we 1st met beirut born christopher at the $2900.00 talents program was the cinematographer on the visually stunning capernaum the film which worked with real refu

if you're fairly young we talked to. the scientists used mice to test how the blood plasma proteins affect the aging process at 10 months these mice are already elderly like humans the older my show signs of cognitive decline such as memory loss. in this test the mice have to find their way back to the hole that they can actually call inside. the scientists tested how young and old the mice performed in the test the young man's here on the left finds the right tone in just over 20 seconds while the older mouse on the right takes nearly 4 times as long. the scientists then give the older mice blood plasma taken from the younger ones the effect is amazing. their memory has improved and the older mice now find their way back to the right old just as quickly as the young mice. there's even been a biological change that can be seen as tests showed the older mice have actually developed a new brain cells. so could this rejuvenating shin work on humans too in a pilot test 18 older patients in the early stages of alzheimer's wer

for me we are never too young to learn how to code. with my six -year-old son right now play on scratch or make that so i think if you want to embed it in kids as young as possible. >> do you see that changing at all as your programs and other programs like this grow and we encourage girls to be interested in stem? >> guest: i do because some of which is cultural. girls outperform boys in math and science often forever but it's just a cultural messages that they get. we have a doll that says i hate math so let's go shopping instead. you turn out the movie name girls and she gets in a aftermath tests and she crosses it out for a d because she wants the affections of a boy but when i travel the world and say tell me what a computer scientist looks like, they described him to a t. a guy sitting in the basement somewhere and wearing a hoodie and drinking a red bull and staring at the screen. girls like that image and say not only do i not want to be him but i don't want to be friends with him and every image the girls get weather media and

it's a militia of traumatized damaged young people. they killed my father they killed everyone in my family that's the only reason i became a fighter. author terry bench and survival they control around 20 villages in the area security for food in a deal they say is consensual but we saw local people running in fear from them the idea of consent is complicated for everyone. it's only when we're alone that says this. i hear that other people run away from the group but i think how can i run i have no one to help me i have no land i have no one who could help me build a life. and. she would like to trade her gun for the life she had before as a farmer being gay should the myself i would have had a good life with my husband one like other people have but that was taken away from me so i did not like that. now she pours what hope she has into her children that they will have choices one day. despite many cruel virus cases madrid's restrictions are for relaxed the spanish capital is becoming the new favorite destination of lockdown we retur