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and often i hear from from a young. zoomer about to graduate college they have a best life is it's i would argue. it's pretty modest. it's finding an apartment. without having to scour the internet for like three roommates because you can't afford it wherever you live right and having enough money to park it afterwards to go to therapy. that's their best life, right? that's their best life. i'm not sure that you know as a gen xero when i was 22 if that's what i would have said, right but understand that's where they're coming from and they just want to kind of be connected with other like-minded people and it's just even harder obviously because of the what the last two years. has rob i want to open it up to the audience now and see if there are any questions. i see right here. here. yes. this is maybe three parts of three-part question here, but first is when we talk about generations. baby boomer generation you've got people who fit in into that age group. from barack obama almost at the younger and of it to donald tr

specifically for young young people. and you know, when you say things are not going well specifically for young people, i think it's worth mentioning for our audience, for those who may be, don't know, that's a very large proportion of the population. more than 1000000 in a country of just over 3000000. i mean youth aged 15 to 34, represent the largest demographic group in the country. and when you think about that, you know, we see, i personally have some experience. i've been to mongolia and i bring this up because i was, i was very impacted by not only its beauty but, but the frustration, especially amongst young men. i was working on a documentary where they were looking at how they were redefining masculinity. just 30 years after communism fell, you know, and it seems like there's a reverse gender gap also in mongolia, which is quite rare. where a lot of young women might have jobs, there might be more, more stable or secure. and so i'm curious, you know, just what can you share with our audience on, on about this,

he spoke more about the challenges facing young young as cases multiplier. well, if we look at north korea is 26000000, you have 26000000 people that are not vaccinated. take into consideration also the alma kron berry, and perhaps the most transmissible, covered $900.00 variance so far. and north korea to lap protected health care system. prior to the coven, 19 pandemic, and for decades, it's widely known that north korea is health care is critically underfunded. understaffed under sourced those 3 things taken into consideration together with the effect of almost cronan coven. 19, in the most developed countries with very robust health care systems. and in north korea, you have a situation where this could spread across the country and have devastating consequences for the north korean population. the e u and japanese leaders have agreed to strengthen their partnership in the week of rush as envision of ukraine, european commission president, also on the line accompanied by european council president sharp. michelle held stalks the japanese prime minister f

was the betty booth funeral, or to see betty, who was a young, enthusiastic, caring, compassionate young woman with a bright future. to see her in a coffin. devastating. i felt angry. i felt angry at him 20 years. nothing had changed. i became a pediatric cardiologist because i wanted to stop young woman specifically dying from romantic heart disease. and i felt, and when i was diagnosed, betty was from medic, how disease i felt really positive or felt like i could change her trajectory of her life. now, singer in a coffin, 3 months later, less than 3 months later and i felt i thought, responsible a after biddies, did the community matched to the hospital in a didn't want that to happen to the next person. so i want to do something like that and let them know we are we are you know, we are human region. mm hm. 10 back. and watch children. time after time again, year after year, decade after decade, having still having the same end result which is dying far too young. now, queensland health promised another review. it was completed in march 2020, and found clinical risk and poor clinical

young? and i write over the years. i've carefully watched how people address andrew young the ajc standard practice is to refer to him on first reference as ambassador james orange who many of you know called him my leader while ct vivian called him doctor, but they called everybody that andy is preferred by those who know him casually, but sometimes he gets congressman or mayor or reverend and even in some african kingdoms they call him king. there are a group of folks around the ages of his daughter who call them uncle andy because he is almost like a father figure i choose to call him brother my brother andrew young, so i want to ask you the first question in many lies of andrew young when you get up in the morning and you look at yourself in the mirror. who are you? you know, that's what i try to figure out every day. it's and and basically well when i left college i felt like i had wasted. all of my life up to that time. though i had a diploma. and i ran to the top of kings mountain bec

a can't keep bearing young people. now families are speaking out revealing how they're seriously a loved ones were treated in their final days. turned away from hospitals and given inadequate care they, they will care. we'd feel like they treat us like adults one or one east investigates how a deadly heart disease is killing young women in remote australian communities. and ask why they didn't receive the help they desperately needed. ah ah. ready too much, if cemetery and remote northwest queensland is full of the graves of children and young people. ah, duty is one of many remote aboriginal communities that have been belie by rheumatic heart disease which is all but eliminated in the rest of australia. dramatic heart disease is the damage to the heart valves or doors from a condition called rheumatic fever. so rheumatic fever starts with a simple skin or throat infections. so this is what we call school sause, or so frights, and if left untreated. and if the child has repeated episodes of skin sauce, or sore throats

young by john is all a young will change in the language asian of the lower from the submit, the breed package. we have managed to owner agree on the partnership. once again, in many aspect, london able juncture, go here to patch him demeanor, john and by don't hang wire, can media will dresser. and vander prouder for you to accumulate job. it is our mission clue in hans and sick your no, get another all the please also do her jaw between south korea and us really, it was on german for connor lang john and paul. truly, this only will go to jail. argon had the common goals, which we what hide them to fight during this conversation. don't use you got here and you can terrible. ok, jude are you. we do need to enhance our sanctions tours, north korea, both ident detrimental, newman, it also mr. jo ann pang ye. we shall to the trojan. jung. j, kim jaeger. all so we'll share the campaigns around the jacqueline strategic plans . tours north korean, an exemption. that'll shoe it all in order for us to take actions. it is in legal joke inevitable. i to have partnership with the international so

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it allowed a opportunity for more young people to be here. most of you have been through the journey with us. even though we didn't reach closure like we wanted to in december of 2021. we are moving forward. there is a lot of positive things to report as we continue. so, i'll just start off by saying the last 20 years crime has steadily declined across the country and san francisco and san diego. this is due to new justice reforms and how we view youth. the city of san francisco has been apart of this. everyone deserves to have someone to believe in them. they are making changes err day and impacting the live of the youth. the steady decline is attributed to many of the visionary programs we launched in partnership with community agencies and various departments. i'd like to take the time to thank all of you for your work. as we know in 2019 the board of supervisors passed an ordnance to require the city to close juvenile hall. the work was moved over to the human rights commission to take the lead and worked with consultants and advisory wor

it's against an upcoming side of young people. what bracing themselves, they can no longer keep quiet. so you want to hold them, you want, shut them up, you shut the medium, they're using and with your social media. my name is rose bell midway. i am from uganda, and i am a writer and activist. i am an editor of law firm called african feminism, where i work with african the young feminist to tell their story and their resistance to different systems. their realities of african women and girls is still appalling in so many different ways that we are still far away from finding a ways to agenda equal communities on this continent the the internet has top of the brick barry is the long way to board as the internet helps us to expand our understanding of the world by exposing us for new knowledge in connecting us to people who know different things or experience lead. dialysis differently, the left, but he is on the continent have been terrible for us and, and feel when you look around leaders who inspires you, it's very difficult to,

young people struggle. you don't want the expression on line and and joining class teaching gum again. girl physical self defense. the less thought of in sierra leone, the country civil war and 2 decades ago by the scars remain. however, live moscow long and young and old. want to leave that dark chapter behind. sometimes though progress means we visited the past and learning from the mistakes . let's remind ourselves of the civil war and why memories of bit still, aunt sarah unions, child soldiers, diamonds, and the breakdown of an entire society. this is what characterize sierra leone 11 years civil war. though it ended 20 years ago, scars of the bloody conflict continue to shape the society in sierra leone to this day. the war started in 1991. when the rebel group revolutionary united front form to overthrow government that was perceived as weak, corrupt, and incapable of running the country. over 10000 children, some as young as 5 years were recruited into honored rape abductions, amputation killings, a

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since the start of the pandemic in 2020, it is unclear wipe, young young, has decided to publicize the outbreak of observers. fear the consequences could be devastating if infection spite a lot of control, especially as no one in north korea appears to have been vaccinated. this is a 1st for north korean leader kim jung own. never before has the acknowledged that cove it is spreading in his country. few believe that young young has had no cases of. yeah, but now it's official level unit 3 on will. the state media says alma cron has been detected among patients and a capital and that the whole country is going into a national lockdown. they framed the development in dramatic terms. there has been the biggest emergency incident in a country with the whole in our emergency quarantine front that has been cap secure over the past 2 years. north korea closed its borders at the start of the pandemic, restricting trade. also with his main trading partner, china, within the country, young young has been keen to promote anti virus meshes with images like these provided by news agency, casey and

but because if young people wait steadily take leadership to moral my maps to morrow for young people to be able to access the leadership. the one thing young people over is freshness of perspective in the lenses, can look at old problems and look at it in a different way. and i think that is what is critically needed right now. we need a new sense of imagination at the most important message for young people is to not lit those that have been climate denials. those that are speaking, utilize those that have given us this point of direction, the destruction of the benefit of thinking that they have destroyed use. but it, the way we do our activism should be a source of energy because we're gonna need a lot of inspiration and energy on a daily basis. if we're going to turn things around. hello. hi, i'm currently in south africa. i am some african. and i always wonder about how environmentalism is a space on privilege at the moment. and so my question is, are the current examples of how marginalized populations are included and informed on the conversation and in action inclined the jus

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the young man was crushed. did not kill, honest komsomolskaya this money is mine grandmother promised them to me. the detectives listened to a sad story a year before the murder, the grandmother unleashed a real terror against the young wife of alexei, a young student, anich. she was from out of town and moved to a big house straight from student in a hostel. grandmother, varshala know, and what you were taught there. she constantly humiliated and insulted her grandson's wife and made the life of a young girl absolutely unbearable, but alexei did not even think to intercede , he endured and begged his wife not to anger her grandmother, magic carrot turned out to be money. if you obey your grandmother, your grandmother will help you in everything the grandson was tired of enduring the humiliation killed and took the money. belonged to alexei, the young man was charged as a result of it was conducted harshly. the young man held on, but it was obvious. soon he confesses to the murder at this moment a new tragedy c

and that's the value that young people hold right now. and we are desperately yearning for a world that is safe and equitable and doesn't just repeat the same crises that we've grown up in financially, environmentally and so on. what we don't get is how we can get to and for 2 year and 4 year promises that are never met. i think right now what we really have to hold on to is the fact that young people, in fact, did break record numbers when they came out to vote in 2020. and they did that as they felt that there was a president and a party who was speaking to them. and now, 2 years later, after delivering a democratic trifecta, you know, young people aren't really feeling the results and the risk that not only the president but the rest of his party. and frankly, this country runs is taking young people for granted. and just expecting them to show up every time. now, i won't say that young people won't show up to vote in november for the mid terms, but in order to actually get younger people energized to do so, we're going to need some ac

this young generation is not going to put up with em. all of us, though, there is, i mean, there, they are really, really energized jamal. you know, you're, you're one of our, every, both of you are a younger generation. i guess i would ask you in response the president, you know, obviously we're asking this question about what the state of president biden's climate policies are amidst a lot of crises. and as a young person that he was speaking to, are you willing to take it? well, i'm not that young but allow it. um, i yeah, i was at the address in seattle on friday. he touted administrations progress on his historic climate commitments through executive action. and like the good pieces of the bipartisan infrastructure law. and while it's true that the president has made some progress already, he won't be able to make good on the pledges he's promoting until he delivers the center piece of his climate plan. a legislative package of investments that could supercharge our transition to a healthy acquittal and secure clean energy economy.

those political parties think that young people like number of the young people are just the number of the low to group of actually in the number of young people they are actually moving the country. so they need to be taken seriously. yeah. and you know, when we talk about things that need to be taken seriously, and the reason they need to be taken seriously, we have a comment in our youtube, a live chat box here. from yoseph alto, right. he's saying the country is going to be depleted of young people. there will be a brain drain, essentially, if they don't listen to their demands. now switching gears to kind of, whether or not this is going to have a real impact, or we have a video comment from someone named man ly, who has a kind of commenting on, on their lack of faith in any real lasting impact from these very, very many demands, let's take a listen. mongolian young people just like everywhere else, they want to have a better life stable income. leaving wages into wants to leave in generally will society. but this news in the man's are quite sure. in concrete. the extraction of de

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young young says there are altogether $10000.00 of them. daily and k a. so based media says, according to their sources, those flats are not ready to live in ones normally dinner. i think it's a strategy to give her hope, even if it's in vain hope of him. if you trust alida, it can lead to glory together to make room redeemer from to new young, chronological tail. while the state officially assigns housing to the people experts say real as the trading has become more common under the leadership of kim jong own. giving the rich the option to choose their homes. so where do they live? at? singleton houses for core and loyal classes or in the ponton river terrace area. it's also a place where the state run television analysis reach and he moved in and everything is provided there wouldn't do. i mean, that was able to help run the famous t. v anchor was among a group of leads who just moved into a new house and cluster picture from state media show that leader kim jong own even came to the inauguration you on every single building here was low rise looking at

now young people, after all, have gathered together, and young legislators , in order to work out newthese new ideas, then discuss them and turn them into legislative ones. and you, with the help of your senior fellow senators, and uh, they then. as you can see, they become federal laws. what kind of aircraft will the russians fly about? production, and the prospects and support of the industries were discussed during the round table, which took place this week. what course is chosen and what awaits the domestic aircraft industry about this, we will talk in more detail with senator sergei ryabukhin, sergei nikolaevich good afternoon. good afternoon, so, in your opinion, western sanctions can somehow speed up the process of replacing foreign equipment. and if so, how much, well, well, do you know that the issues of supporting the development of domestic aviation are in the field of view not only of domestic, but branch ministries of the aviation authorities, but also the president of the russian federation putin, the first thing i wanted to draw attention to is about a thousand aircraf

a young kim thank you so much for joining us. thanks so much. meanwhile, inside north korea, well to the best of our ability since it's so difficult to get a sense of what's happening there. but in the capital of kiln yang, kim jung on has been intent on constructing high rise apartment buildings. he wants 50000 new units and they look pretty impressive in till you take a closer look. does that apply from high rise buildings? usually a symbol of wealth and status for the rich, except in north korea, the or anything but. here skyscrapers are getting taller and taller. with the latest even reaching 18 stories high. only the least fortunate would find themselves living on the top floors, though a north korean defact assess, has been a friend of mine lives on the 28th floor of a 40 story building. he told me that he has never used to live since he was born. because even if there's a lift, it wasn't working. you're yelling at them, don't him walk all that had in addition to that, the building self and fail to pump water to flights loc

cosmonaut and a young cosmonaut. about to bring down to the image of revenge, the quality of the reference, the torah. also, students will also have the opportunity to special services for the purpose of managing universities and sending universities that in history to be partners of the student of the country's students named after baum gtu named after bauman angina. throw it higher, like a stone or and potentially potential employer. and it’s very important and very important that it’s important for the guys that for the ring everything goes in a row, it happens in real life, he and he has access to every day to correlate his own representation of this profession will be his, if his fate is again a question. nasty plans to introduce into schools in space plan to introduce an interactive project into schools, which made it possible to immediately fix more clouds often, a bunch of participate in corporate forums for physical shifts mimic changers contact the international space side of the nation's space station, of

but i was a former to by young people as young is 16 and 17 carrying lessons. and for me, i was asking one of them, like, what's your childhood like? and he was surprised with the question. we don't have any child who, he's, he doesn't even understand the question. people believe that their lives are over the over on the radio occupation. so there were saying to me that we will go and we will fight with weapons because it will, has left us with no, no, no or palestinians have access to weapons. these young people here use will use rocks. sometimes we see them making wallace or cocktail throwing them at the army. it's one way that palestinians feel they can was against these really occupation. it's one way that they want to turn the world attention that there are people here who have been living under a military occupation for executive. we were just talking, knit a few days ago, only about that. young teenager, young palestinian teenager, whose funeral was being held also being shot by israeli military. and what was absolutely incredible is he already had a wil

a young girl being approached by a man or an older men. she has the right to say no, it all deals with dignity at the end of the day. i'm just curious simpson, because for you, it seems that that message is constantly targeted at the goal. the goal should be resisting, the goal should not fall into your hands if what about the man, why can't he resist the, to approach a younger girl? the way we as sparren's, nurture and teach our children from, from, from home, a place of vital role in terms of when he becomes a 16 year old or 14 year old, to be able to control, to be able to respect that young lady that walks there in the street to be able to see her as a sister to be able to see her as a mother, mother in law. i mean, he's going, i think you and i could go back and forth on this because the truth is that hormonally it is very normal to have sexual desires. but i do understand your points on our control. so on this side we have a new phase, so you might not have seen from alien de la is a bit late, but she's here none the less an activist

the young one had 5 digits, this is the young 5, so the young one has ours of which is frequent, andr two frequent, we are two russians, and the young ones had two tripartite cones, and 3/2. endowed with acting gift he did not know how to pretend a cheerful art makes an old man young, a bright, kind person. i make a heavy impression on new people in his characters, the audience recognized themselves. it's clear, it's clear, it's clear. now, if there is such a thing as a man from the people, then he was a completely representative, and the plot of his own life was not inferior to exciting films. he was not very word-hungry. he often just silently listened with interest. but if he already began to speak, then it was a real miracle yudo, of course, well, not without the fact that she, of course, quite literally. if he asks to raise it, they immediately ask him to raise it, so yes, she, of course, that you can see the life and work of yuri belov in the documentary film of the kings of the episode on saturday on our tv channel. erudites from all over belarus have gathered here to test the

own thing and do it while you're young do it while you young me and make your mistakes get it out of your system and you know for a lot of young people you will find also that maybe you're not gonna have to be a reporter and that's okay. there are many other things you can do with the same training that you've got in journalism and communication schools. yeah, i we don't know how this thing's gonna shake up because we're in the very early stages of it right now how it's going to shake out i mean this question comes industrial revolution what we're going through in terms of communications? no. this next question comes from robert lange says bruce and gordon since you both were reported on the street and anchored in the studio. let me ask you for advice. i find i've react emotionally to stories more when i'm in the studio when i'm in the field. my focus has always been getting to the story and getting on air. my emotions are in a box. i'll find out i find when i'm especially alive event emotions. sometimes take over. does this happen to you both and how do you deal with it? detachment

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