i've been asked to hook up this new young political move. the answer was mostly about philadelphia, where, by the same time, in many young people understand the power of organization. far off and coming to get that to you know, to demand. so beyond the and so being a trigger. the electra law was now electra law was what now you tuned the horton that has given this rise, younger voters seem to be looking for something new. and fresh. do you want something you saw there just once led to the our voices and see if it will make any difference? basically, i'm woodson, i've got to make the receipt. i'm young and i just feel like this is the right time for me to do it. and i wanted, i thought i used to go and get up with you to kind of get a bit of an issue that we have to do. these guys wanted to ports, meal meal, young people are just regular tired and out. as nigerians prepared to vote, younger people are also preparing to have jesse and i do hope that they get to have the i see because in the last election, only 44 percent of nigeria has taught

do you know when to not too young to bill to not to young to run bill started. no, what is it? it took? yes. so you have to, i have to see nigerians actually have to work hard on it. it's, we're disappoint you. it would. it would actually break your heart and to even kill your energy. but the thing is that nigeria is hours, you understand, we cannot just give up electrical, we have to be there for it. so even if it's with it, yes, there were norris one to your teeth. well, you know, one thing though, we actually forget is that we are collective, we're not alone. god bless a look. i'll just say this. when we started the multiplan to run bill, they told our da da told us it was impossible. don't come on, you're wasting your time. but guess what? we got it done. 2019 we got in a bu. john said we're going to deliver electoral reform center jury. the said we're wasting our time for 2022. the prize them signed the bill. what does it tell you? it means that when we come together and we'll make a commitment to making something better and we keep working at it, it is going to be done. i

young people can be seen mobilizing ahead of the electrons. they say it's time to decide the future of nigeria and they want yeah, boards to count the huge and fast corpus. like this in late, 2012. as soon as you look up this new young political move. yes us was a, was debacle. is with jesse aware, by the same time he made the young boy understand the power of organization, far of organizing, coming together to you know, to demand. so be yolande. and so being a trigger. the electra law was now electra law was what not switzerland. the houghton that has given this rise, younger voters seem to be looking for something new and fresh. do you want something you saw? they just lunch length your voices and see if it will make any difference. basically, i'm woodson, i've got my privacy. i'm young and i just feel like this is the right time for me to do it. and out of i thought i used to go and get up with you to kind of get a bit of an issue that we have to do. these guys wants to force me a few young people are just right, got hired on dr. as nigeria

he seems to be getting a lot of support from young people.o you see his role and indeed that of kwakwaso, who is a presidential candidate? is there a chance that one of them given that people are looking for change of party, is there a chance that one of them could actually become president of the country and start with a clean slate or are they going to serve the vote and fragment the votes of the other candidates. >> for the two, from their root sides, they will try their own best and from the looks of things, they have a whole lot of people looking, they are in darkness at the top level. the situation is somehow difficult if you look at the -- that we have. the life of boboka, they are guys that we can call super weights. they have weights when it comes to politics. it is momentous, but the truth remains these guys are so strong from both sides looking at their running mates as well. it's -- he is a strong guy and that tells you looking back he is strong as well. and people within certain areas, meaning let's say parts of the northern side

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

will young people make the difference? young people can make a difference in this election idea will definitely make a difference in the selection because most of the things happening nigeria affects them. and so the, the transfer of aggression from suffering from the unemployment. that's good news affecting them. and so i see that this election is going to make a difference because they will definitely come out. and if you look at the statistics of the highest number of votes in terms of the move, i mean, what are the terms of how this model number registered in terms of demography. you see that young people actually have more more in the voter register. so the election on the definitely be determined by young people who feel that's nigeria hasn't given them what they really deserve this. there's a lot of excitement around peter. oh, the specifically, among the youth is he the knights in shining armor that many people think he is? he looks like he's a mattress. i know most of the elections, however, but in terms of bits,

now in 2015 we saw the nazi young 2 on movement. 2020. we saw an size, is this a sign that young people are beginning to participate in politics in nigeria or absolutely, because we got the not young to rome built on in our 20 a team that was signed by the president. and we also got electra reforms built on in 2022. so what it means is that i'm a site that we have the 1st time for our so all the work that we've been put in. and as we've got one more 1st arm put us to come in and participate in the process, so i think young people will wonder voices to be heard. and for me, i believe that this will be an election overdetermined. luckily by young people's participation k. i see are nodding your head. do you agree with what god lester said? yes, i do agree. i feel like in the last decade until now we have seen a lot of changes before. i would say, like, even i myself was apathetic to the political situation in danger. because i believed my voting count. and it didn't matter because whether you voted or not, it was, it was, it wasn't going to

are you young and young at heart? then you are the right. please. welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. this is michelle for africa's majority, the youth. my name is linda camara, and it's a pleasure having you in today's shore, we will be quite political. we explore russia's growing influence on the african continent. in cut, you know, we asked young people how they view russia and it's war on ukraine. and in our homecoming series, we meet our thought maker link turned to our whole country, tara leon. for decades, world powers have been wrangling over partnerships with africa. and since russia attached to crane this fight has become more ideological. many of ukraine's allies expect african countries to decide whether they are for or against russia, in countries like miley and book in a fossil which are both. will my military dontez. this has given ground to more anti french and more pro russian voices. ah, it pro russian demonstration in regard to the canal, facile the security situation. the country is tense, islamist rebels, more control,

young people can be seen mobilizing ahead of the electrons. they say they are trying to decide the future of nigeria. and they want words to count the huge and fast like gifts in late 2012, as seen as to hook up this new young political move. the s us was mostly about philadelphia, where, by the same time, in many young people understand the power of organization, far of organizing, coming together to you know, to demand. so beyond the and so being a trigger. the electra law was no electra was what now switzerland, the houghton that has given this rise, younger voters seems to be looking for something new and fresh. do you want something you saw there just once lent the our voices and see if it will make any difference. basically, i'm woodson, i've got to might be reason i'm young and i just would like this is the right time for me to do. it's an hour of i thought i used to go on get up with you talk. i get a bit of an issue that we have to do is guys wants to force me a few young people are just right, you're tired and that's it. as my gerry

that in fact, everybody appears to be making, which is that young people, the votes of young people, are going to be key in this that this is something that is absolutely crucial to whether or not people succeed in the selection. and obviously earlier that you are representative of that i know high. so now you are a representative of that as well. earlier let me ask you this are bullet, i'm a tim untenable, given the fact he's 70 years old. if he becomes president, what are the chances? do you think that he is actually no matter how progressive he says he's gonna be one of the chances that he's actually going to be open to eager young people within his party trying to change things. i mean he surrounded by young people, the bulk of people doing the ground of 40. i young people i, his promised in his a manifesto to renewed who, you know, he is, is promised to hover night. busy cabinet positions for people between the age of 18 and 49. and i mean, he's talked about getting young people involved in leadership with that at this level and government level it, we are very confident that he

are you young and young? red hat. then you are the right. please. welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. this is the show for africa's majority their youth. my name is linda camara and it's a pleasure having you.

it is -- is your relationship with ron young. >> i don't really have a relationship with ron young. >ow does his name come up? >> reporter: st. john felt he might have thrown pam off our game. >> we are trying to do our best on this. >> wow, he's a guy from aspen that did some financial stuff for me. >> are you aware of an arrest warrant out for him? >> no. >> and what was the last time you had dealings with him? >> well, it's been a long time. since he was doing work for me. >> reporter: and pam denied ever having a romantic relationship with ron. >> and you are never were boyfriend girlfriend? never had an affair? >> no, no. >> in my opinion, she minimized it. she's saying, he's just the person that did some work for me, i didn't see him in months. >> now the guy was involved? >> no. >> not a guy who i refused to sign the complaint down with the cops came? >> correct. >> but despite pam's startling to the question to the ron young issue, the cops had nothing on her. nothing placing them in tucson on the day of the murder. and nothing connecting either one of them to the bomb that ki

most young men are single, most young women are not. the story reported that as of 2022, pew research center found 30% of u.s. adults are neither married, living with a partner, nor engaged in a committed relationship. nearly half of all young adults are single. look at these numbers. 34% of women, nice as many. i pulled the story and red with interest. since 2019. the share of men who say they're looking for dates or a relationship has declined from 61% to 50%. in 2018, 28% of men ages 18 to 30 reported they had no sex in the past year, compared with 18% of women of that age. the report said men in their 20s are more likely than women in their 20s to be romantically unsolved, sexually dormant, friendless and lonely. they stand at the vanguardemic sexuality and relationships that afflicts all of young america. among the causes, among the factors, a reliance on social media and online porn, but more women are hooking up with each other or dating and marrying slightly older men and heterosexual women are getting more choosy. another 2021

one young world. you're also a twice displaced person who advocates for refugees. so i want to start by asking you about your personal story here. i mean, i have some photos right here on my computer of your life leaving ukraine. could you tell us a bit about your displacement and the work you're doing for refugees? hello everyone, and thank you for this introduction. my name is julia, i am half but canyon and half ukrainian. for most of my life, i was living in a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon, in an environment that is filled with a child abuse mental illnesses and ongoing clashes. in 2020 a huge explosion happened in the city or failed, killing a key twin keys to 100 people. and that's one me and my family we decided to move to ukraine. and that was our 2nd time moving to crane because back in 2006, we moved to ukraine after the war between israeli and lebanon occurred in 2006. we moved into ukraine just before the war started in one year. we decided to start a new life a more peaceful life. s

where should young people start? it often starts behind closed doors. >>> favorite song lyrics reminds us that just under the surface, we have kids in crisis. adults in crisis or adults with kids on the inside in crisis. where doitstart, that first step to getting help? >> i think really, it is turning to your loved ones and not only speaking up about yourself, but showing that it is okay for them to come forward. welcoming their conversations and making sure they have a space, a safe space as well. goes two ways. >> how does your friends to appear on camera to talk about these things? some young people appear in the documentary that represented segments of the population from lgbtq kids and kids who come from very diverse backgrounds. how did you get them to step out of their own shop? >> i think it's about channeling that to grief, the pain that everyone goes through in life into action and advocacy. i think everyone, not only myself, everyone has some sort of story that they draw the energy from and something they

and right, i'm and i'm a lot of both young. i am a lot of other than the young nigerians aramark. i'm not mistaking supporting peter o b or at least that's what it seems like from where i'm sitting. what would you like to add? it looked like you wanted to jump in there. and then i wanted to add to the point about so many and actually unemployed people that it could be a country employee 2153 and 9 speaking in positive. right? that's more than the population of the country now in the entire continent. right. so that's one. another thing to note is that immense institute the, across my mind and then not you have around. i know that what a factions, right, children were born in 2009 we began there'll be a little boy in the next election. right. so you actually look at the problems that young people have to realize you're finally going to have to both about many people . many people would probably be yeah, look like that's going to be the kids also have to remember what me and the not where you're the most popular in the country. right. and there's also a lot of young. yeah, we cannot

i mean, he's surrounded by young people. the book of, if we're doing the ground of 40 a young people i, he's promised in his a manifesto to renewed who you know, he is, is promised to hover night cabinet positions for people between the age of 18 and 49. and i mean, he's talked about getting young people involved in it literacy, both at parties level and government level it. we are very confident that he will do it because while he was governor of legos it, it brought a lot of young people clues or mental them. most of them are nationally does not that we were younger correctly. busy governor of the gusty was an 8, a young man, cassim. let me ask you, i'm about to do this element of young people because i'm the, the bit of research that i've been doing seems to suggest that the influence of young people is going to be determined in terms of turned out in terms of, you know, if if there are, if there's a fewer to a lower turned out, but they are predominantly younger voters in certain candidates, are going to benefit from tha

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he says the freedom to do what he loves has kept him young. i've had them with a baby very. it's a beautiful way to live and depending on my mood each day, i decide what to do. isn't that great, my dears, that's the poetry of life here that i read. that was, that was one that he's devoted to his amusement park. ah. ready to travel? germany's most beautiful train route d w reporter hannah homo takes you on a journey along the ride between old castles impressive rock formations and beautiful old tao. this she captures the rhymes. romantic spirit your romance. next thought, dw, africa, and russia. it's a complicated relationship. mm hm. what do young people think about russia one year since the invasion of your friends in terms of influence? we see russia has a power that come to the chair of hopes and fears and fight to meet our fights in africa. combat it's defined for the african people to, to, to want to collaborate the 77 percent. and then in 60 minutes on dw, these places in europe are smashing all the records. step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern

they like don't like care about our ideas or think you are still too young. we had more life experiences. we have been in school longer and seen more so you don't understand and can't speak about this. that might be maybe true but also our opinions matter and we have been through things and seen things and you should like care about our opinions as well. okay, boomer. >> interesting, it is a funny neme but speaks to the issue of how much space our different generations taking up in the conversation and gen z is willing to demand space then others and political movements. >> gen-z is-late 90 to early 2010? >> yeah are. i think everyone on the youth commission now is gen z. >> gen z has stereo type of, never experienced no internet. >> addicted to technology. very loud. >> yeah. they also say a social justice warrior. >> yeah. [laughter] >> some of the stereo types. >> the best thing gen z when needed we come together and unit and fight for what we need and want. >> just fed up. i think there is a push within our generation to be like guys, this is so dumb. adu

young people really are delivering. their best interest. young people know what's in their own best interest. they don't see any future the republican party. so, the republican party has a. twice they can either decide to change their policy position or they can look towards a very, very stark future for themselves. >> kristina saint sun ramirez, thank you. more american voices next. but first, a look at what else is ahead. tonight on msnbc. >> hey, there i'm ayman mohyeldin. tonight at nine eastern on the democratic -- joins me to discuss how he's on the frontlines fighting back against republicans reckless misguided investigation. that is tonight, nine eastern, right here on msnbc. right here on msnbc. ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ (cecily) what's up, einstein? (einstein) my network has gone kaput! voltaren. the joy of movement. (cecily) oh, you tried to save a buck on it? (einstein) i got what i paid for. not so smart. (cecily) nah, you're still a genius. but, there is a smarter way to save. (einstein) oh?! (c

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capture the attention of young people. young people, i've been able to use social media to come vast support for him to do the townhouse for him. is the time that you feel connected to a candidate obedience the people who support or be they have also used social media to engage in by a manger and have a great sense of humour. so you see that humor come out in the campaign with mean the picture, the videos to be honest despite be the knowledge that yes, this is a very polarizing campaign. it's also been in the we quite conspiring providing much of that spark has been a generation of young nigerians plugging into politics in a big way for the 1st time, the top ranking nigeria in the wedding, the finest robed, watched in dignified silence of the climax of independence day was the democratic process in the country has been severely tested since independence from colonial rule. in 1960 periods of civilian governance have been punctuated with military coups and dictatorship. it was only in 1909. that the last military ruler step

it is young people, young adults and young families, who are struggling to make ends meet and very profound ways. they are saddled with things older generations to start, like the high cost of housing, an immense student debt and a lack of stability in the job market today. this is affecting our younger people in profound ways we don't expect to just resolve when they get more, you know, like when i was growing up, yes, there was a struggle but there was this understanding you would hit a certain age. it doesn't feel that way anymore. >> does that economic, you used the term economic uncertainty, economic stress, does that express itself in what seems to be across the board of one's career? it is from young adult, recent college graduate all the way through to somebody who is even nearing retirement? >> no. much more so in the younger and the next , 18 to 34 and then 35 to 49. much more profoundly this sort of lack of stability economically. i don't mean to imply there are not seniors who are not struggling, but the most economic need we see are in the younger sets of the demographics. >> i

it is hard for young people. what we have talked about are a number of problems represented by social media. data, privacy, sexual exploitation. but also mental health. and the impact that i think it is clearly having on particularly young women in the gen z generation. 10 or 11 to 25 to 26. they are living their lives on social media. and they are not developing interpersonal relationships, it is making them very fragile. it is reaffirming a culture of victimhood. they are not getting ready for the world. let me cut to the chase, i will start with mr. feldman -- for young people, people under the age of 16, should we abolish social media for them? don't let them access that? >> things are so serious -- >> give me some quick answers. >> we should consider all options but i think we should focus, it makes more sense to focus on a duty of care in changing how these platforms operate in practically keeping kids off under 16 may be impossible. i will also say a lot of these things happen on videogame platforms. >> do

it's hard for young people.what we've talked about, a number of problems that are presented by social media, data, privacy, sexual exploitation, but also mental health and the impact that i think it's clearly having on particularly young women in the gen z generation. 10 or 11 to 25 and 26. they're living their lives on social media and it is-- they're not developing interpersonal relationships, it's making them very fragile. it's reaffirming this culture of victimhood. they're not getting ready for the world. so let me cut to the chase. i'll start with mr. -- am i saying it right gollen -- i apologize. for young people defined as people under the age of 16, should we just abolish social media for them? don't let them access it? >> you know, things are so serious that-- >> give me quick answers because i'm going down the line. >> we should consider all options, but i think we should focus more-- it makes more sense to focus on a duty of care and changing how these platforms operate, practically keeping kids off

we invite young people and thus also attract people.of ours are charity events, when they stood in the shopping center too, how would people see, they are interested in what it is? we have such a big reboot right now. we complete the charity of the nation. but you we have now completed this competition and are doing a big reboot, that is, we are completely changing the whole approach to ours somehow. uh, well, here's a project that was actively dressed for project activities. but because when people are specifically busy, but if you can, so to speak, and when they feel useful, that they would not just come to sing. yes, they left. and here they are of some help. they then stay. and why are there still more volunteers with the brotherhood than the brothers themselves. here are some administrative moments. they shackle people or whatever it turns out if you are volunteers. i don’t want to come officially , i don’t want to come, or why why ? well, what would be the concept, brother volunteer. it was all the same, but when it came to some s

as seen as to boot up this new young political movement. the, it's us was step up with jesse aware, by the same time in many young people understand the power off organization. far off organizing, coming together to look to demand yonder, they just seem to be looking for something new and fresh. do you want something you saw they just lunch lane, did our voices and see if it's will make any difference. basically, i'm woodson, i've got to my pvc. i'm young and i just feel like this is the right time for me to do it on our device. what i use to go and get that pvc. so can get the bid on issues that we have to do as my gerry and is prepared to vote. young people are also preparing to have dare say ah, it's in the is home to a special amusement park. dozens of bits attractions do not need electricity, but m e, the noise of physics and the muscle of its visitors. it was built by bruno ferry, now 85 with his own hands. the roller convey the hum back cause the wheel of death. there are just a few of the $37.00 attractions at the amusement park. i

our bill aims to support young scientists young researchers we define a young scientist a person who is engaged in scientific and scientific and technical activities. he works in an educational organization of higher education of a revolutionary scientific organization or other organization that is engaged in scientific scientific and technical activities, the age of a young scientist is up to 35 years. regardless of the presence or absence of an academic degree, we will talk about measures to support young scientists at different levels at the level of the federation at the level of a municipality, as well as the offset of support for legal entities and individuals. one of the purposes of this bill is also is to stop the brain drain. and other countries, as parliamentarians say, but the country gives a good fundamental scientific education to young people, who often leave it so that they stay here, including this bill and created. the state is extremely interested in stimulating the influx of young people into scientific activities. for this , certain support measures are being take

you will find this still on as a young kid cowboy. western movies were very popular so it was quite a thing to come of the theater and then see horse and wagons. i became a helper to these men. there's a folk tradition in my family where back far as my great grandfather people did this in my family and it's just like a lot of young men will maybe sell newspapers as something to do when growing up. i did this. my fascination for this was one of the things that kept me on the street. i am i consider myself truly, truly blessed. as a result of having this experience, because what learned through that process has deeply enriching me as a person and broadened me. and in abled me to deal with people everywhere i go in the world. and so as a document photographer, this is proven to be an invaluable experience experience. when i worked in mississippi had i not once lived on a farm and understood farming, i probably would not have been able to relate as well to people who are rural. when i went to africa one of the things that enabled me to wo

people, even known young people. i experience through the times where that is so strange, which is about solitude on we can all combine on that same we've seen on that, which is about humans and exploring how work pool of lee is showing. i've seen how those lists come through in many different ways and you have a look why as well, which is about duality, about life and death. it's about black and white. it's about, you know, all of that. so we kind of communicate. i feel like everything about black is extremely employs because we do have a lot of quick influences as will. it takes passion and in depth knowledge of one's culture and surroundings to be able to create pieces that are rare yet related will . and constantly changing because, you know, we, forth locally where in nigeria, if you know anything about the supply chain of how african countries most, especially nigeria get their fabric. we basically get the remnants from when the global market, the global fashion markets are done with these. and, and why we can'

thank you, thought they did as a young person as well. what do you, does that matter most to me as the social e? so i think that these are what i do and we'll be brought in. i'm glad i'm glad they are appealing this line. i know that you wanted to jump in there, irma but, but, but this idea that nigerians are angry, i want to share with you a comment that's in our are you to chat here from bonaventure, eugene, saying the voter turnout will be massive, but i hope, thugs, won't disrupt or create fear among voters. that anger might turn into violence. irma, what were you going to jump in and say, i was going to jump in nigeria, the country where the new part of the ball and everything. right. we might tell someone that africa, the local to the, for many in the neighbor had and electricity for 24 on the plan will have to well, you know, even do just the mission way. you know, there's also so important because happening everyday, for example, this cash flap and what is going to happen as a result of the outcome is going to be the people who ar

this is a clearance for 1000000 of them were young people. fantastic here, all the stats that you need. now, i want to share with you what some of them have to say after receiving their voting cards. this is from january. take a listen looking for the for them. i'm very excited. wanted to do as the size my what's in the rights, what's in the rights people in so governmental to make nigeria greets and what doesn't. i mean i felt who i still didn't needs the need for change. wasn't that high? what right now, something is a very clear that it's time that we chancy shown to the younger generation rules. and that's why if i don't please, now when will i do renew? i see that you're nodding there. i want to ask you though, okay, there's some hope there's some x through z, awesome. they know that they're a big block. maybe this is the moment that they're taken seriously, but i have to wonder, i mean youth unemployment, a real issue in the country. no. yes, and i does also contributed to load up a theme. the country model that 60 percent of young peop

are you young and young at hot? then you're either right. please welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. this is michelle for africa's majority. they you with my name is linda camara and it's a pleasure having you with.