guilty to something they didn't do and so we agree that i would plead guilty in exchange for a youth authority sam's we went back into trial we entered the plea and i went down for a 90 day observation at the youth already in norwalk the challenge is if you're innocent and you plead guilty you better be a good liar you go down there you talk to psychologists and they ask you to do it we have to say yes because it has to be consistent with everything well how do you do it i mean i didn't have adequate answers for these questions so they didn't they didn't buy it in a sense you know rightly so and they sent a report that was positive and negative report back to the judge. and he said i didn't realize that you thought he would be able to help you and so allow you to take back your guilty plea and go have a trial or i'll send you to state prison right now so that began another period of waiting. it would be well over a year before bruce would get another trial date 24 hours a day in a cell in isolation no contact with other juveniles only counselors one hour out for recreation and while they might

your final question was asking us to consider whether the fda was going to grant emergency youth -- use authorization. i wonder if you have any additional comments even the data that you have seen relative to the astrazeneca release? dr. fauci: the data that they made public recently indicates to me that this is a good vaccine that is going to have a very important role in the global response to this outbreak. andy: next question. >> thank you. first given the rise in cases and the number of states schools reopening, how important is it to have a national testing strategy and should we expect to see that and do you expect any supply chain disruptions from the backlog in the suez canal? >> the first question on schools and testing, dr. walensky do you want to provide some insight? >> i would say we are watching the cases by jurisdiction. our school-based reopening strategy does look at community transmission and it is guided based on community transmission. we have five mitigation strategies related to teacher vaccination and testing. we are workinglosely with the department of education and others to

together will hopefully bolster production of the one shot vaccine after receiving emergency youth use authorization from the food and drug administration u.s. officials said they hope to have enough vaccine doses for all americans by mid summer due to the purchase agreements with pfizer and madeira and as we reported monday johnson and johnson says it plans to be able to produce $20000000.00 doses of its vaccine for distribution by the end of this month. for more on the state of the vaccine are a lot of where members stand globally let's bring in our chief correspondent side tabular so let's start with cases where we choose that you know her and actually after a 7 week decline global coverage 19 cases are on the rise again there's multiple factors of course that could be contributing to this new rise like relaxing of public health measures a big one has been the circulation of all different variants which appear to be a lot more contagious and just plain old people letting down their guards but in a number of european countries are taking this very seriously in order to curb there are there are cas

youth in the natural world we all can access. i am always finding more books i want to press into the hands of other people. host: you are a published author your cell. >> yes. a poet and a scribbler. for me i feel when i am writing, the world makes more sense. something he always tried to include in my practice of living in the world. i have a lot of bad poems. i confess. [laughter] host: somebody who is immersed in this world, what is your initial take on the banning of some of the dr. seuss books and others? >> that such a good question. as we all continue to think about books and learn and language and the language that we use in the way we think about issues it changes the books we reflect on it resonates differently. i think there are active and vibrant conversations about books what we want to read at different times at the same time there are vibrant conversations about band books and over time lots of different books that bring a lot of important issues have been banned. it is a tricky and complicated issue but i think the reason we are all thinking about it because books are powerful and important. but i think there is a robust c

authored for the nation. "visibility alone will not keep transgender youth safe." what will, racquel?yeah, i think a good start of the work chase and i have been partnering on over this last week is we have expanded trans day of visibility into trans week of visibility, really getting people to be about that access. it means we cannot just rest on some of the social strides we have made, whether it is in hollywood or on different screens in these different sectors. those things are powerful and great, and we definitely need to see more of our stories in media and in these ways. but we also need to be using at action to change our reality and protect our rights. so this week has really been, for us, all about getting people mobilized so that they can contact lawmakers and let them know that trans people have a whole group of people who support us, are behind us, who love us, and want to see us safe and protected. you know, when i think about trans youth, i think about two who really inspired me because of the ways that their lives ended just a few years ago. within months of each other

youth focused entities. we have benefited from the prest on education over the last year, select committees they are only authorized to host public hearing. they lack formal authority of review and fiscal items. this motion will establish a new permanent youth and adults been the board of supervisors which will be empowered to hear resolutions, ordinances and fiscal items that have a direct and exclusive impact on the interested children youth and their families. this committee will focus on leveraging city resources and support to compliment the educational mission of sfusd and addressing the unmet needs that children and families continue to face in accessing housing, healthcare, transportation and employment and other essential services that impact them. this committee will also will call on the board of supervisors to act. we are in discussions with the commission about the possibility of hosting joint hearings, etcetera. with this new permanent committee, we as a city will be better position to lead new legislative initiatives that are responsible for the most pressing issues facing san francisco families. we

reauthorization and while the program is administered by family youth services bureau, the delta program administered by the cdc and authorize that focuses on prevention and the coaching boys into men program is implemented across the country using delta funding. and delta extends to about ten states each year so i recommend we continue to fund state and local partnerships to have new and innovative ideas for prevention to provide baseline funding prostates and territories for prevention and to provide an additional funding to the family violence prevention services program so that the victim service agencies can also support prevention activities. i want to go back to the story i mentioned at the outset although my patient was not pregnant that day she could have been among the young people that come in the pregnancy assistance fund previously played a vital role to help this most vulnerable group. young people who are pregnant need extra support to succeed high quality childcare, education, housing, d security transportation and certainly comprehensive healthcare. i will leave you with three thoughts. violence is preventab

youth. he did not deserve that. a great person. >> a 36-year-old turned himself into the authorities now friends of the victim tell us that the two knew each other and the suspect did suffer from mental illness. oakland police are still investigating a motive. live in oakland. back to you. >>> tonight, berkeley has lost one of its advocates for the residents she called unhoused but not unloved. barbara passed away at age of 70. known as "lady soup" she provided soup and a smile and groceries to the unhoused. she knew so many of them personally when a person on the street died the coroner's office often called her to identify them. the city council issued a proclamation in her honor this past december. the night before she died he gave these final instructions to friends at her bedside. she said tell everyone to do something each day to make at least one person smile or laugh. >>> still to come, kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. illegal sideshows. prompting a massive police response in san jose overnight. officers did not just seize cars. what else they took off of the streets. >>> plus, a massive repair job gets under way in

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant. founded the parties in town who group the way in which german security authorities flagged as right wing extremist in response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but now germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. let's take a closer look at this with doctors fenya krauss a political scientist at the university of vienna welcome to t.w. let's start with the significance of this move what do you make of it. yeah well it's definitely mary are important and significant move past and the federal office for the protection of the constitution is now actually allowed to after instance have to communication of party acts on the other hand it's also not very surprising . is already under surveillance in the few states as the federal office has been working on a report on the out the for quite some time but still it's very small and very. little about the practicalities you've touched on one of those so this means that. domestic security cannot tap their communications what else does it mean in p

youth will not tolerate a dictatorship anymore we are determined gauged we will go to the end. for peace to return to our country we must take strong measures courageous measures the authorities can take you to court you through the courts without provocation without provocation they try to humiliate you and imprison the free militants of our country. the un human rights chief is urging me and maurice police to allow $200.00 protesters cornered in young go on to leave safely and without reprisals other protesters have defied the nationwide curfew taking to the streets to express their anger at the siege at least 3 people were killed in protests on monday security forces used to sling shots smoke bombs and tear gas to disperse crowds as the military crackdown intensifies 5 independent media organizations have been stripped of their licenses all have been actively covering the anti coup protests and the increasingly violent police response scott either is monitoring developments from bangkok in neighboring thailand. there's been some violence in the northern state there are protests up there in the capital city and that turned deadly for 2 protesters gunshot wounds to the head ther

," guardian, in addition to her feminism she is author of amazon's activist, a graphic history of women fight figure their rights. coeditor of hidden youth. she lives in chicago with her family. in our conversation with her. we have joe lisa. a mother, writer, about critical theories of race, gender, class, sexuality and disability. director of community engagement engagefeminist women health cen. for. across the work in classroom, her focus has been on ways that systems of oppression and their daily work has been within communities. welcome mickey kendle and joe-lisa c jackson. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for being here. i have been telling everyone all week there is a bp locking for to this conversation, because as i was looking through the text, i felt each chapter i had my open narrative or story that was in alignment with a story you told. thank you for being so vulnerable with this piece. i think it was a pathway for those of us who had similar experiences to connect with you to connect. i want to start off by making sure we have a shared understanding for folks here who may not have yet gotten the book. i'm sure they

youth will not tolerate a dictatorship anymore. we will go all the way the end. >> for peace to return to our country, we must take a strong measures. courageous measures. the authorities pursue you through the courts without provocation and without provocation they try to humiliate you and prison are free militants of our country. anchor: the crisis has put increasing pressure on the president, he has been asked to address the nation to call for calm. >> we have to show our differences in a way other than destructive violence, because whatever our political choices, we are a single-family and none of us can have a separate destiny from that of the senegalese nation. our individual and collective work orders us to work together, consolidating the fundamentals and not destroying them. nothing is more important than the preservation of keeping the soul of the senegalese nation. anchor: we have more from outside the opposition headquarters in dakar. reporter: i think he wants to reassure the population that he understands and empathizes with those that have dropped into poverty last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, due to the economic fallout of the coronavirus pande

to host public hearings, and lack authority to review and vote on city ordinance and fiscal items. this motion will establish a new permanent youth and young families committee, which will be empowered to hear resolutions, ordinances and those items that have a direct impact on children, youth, and their families. for the first time in history, the board of supervisors will have a standing legislative committee that is explicitly focused on addressing the broad and diverse needs of san francisco's children and family. rather than a myriad of discussions taking place at the city board and school board. they will focus on leveraging city services to complement the educational mission of sfu.s.d., while addressing the needs that children continue to face, and other essential services that med their basic needs. [inaudible] and we're already in discussion with the commission about hosting joint hearings on shared priorities and other ways to strengthen the partnership between supervisors and the youth commission. we, as a city will be better positioned to lead new initiatives that respond to the most pressing issues facing san franci

backdrop to it authorities slashed a $1000000000.00 from law enforcement budgets after pressure from protesters to defund the police the city said instead it would reinvest that money in youth and social services are reducing the size of our police force by not having the next recruit class we are reducing our overtime levels were shifting functions away from police to civilian agencies but a retired new york police dept inspector told us the advice to intervene in possible crimes could leave more people hurt. well you talk about civilians and if it were people as being assaulted you almost put now or corfu vigilantes to go and do or you know almost like you know the superman or superwoman we can't have that because it's very irresponsible people are going to hurt god forbid somebody that we're trying to help somebody their lawyers going to sue the city and say hey we're made his wife told us to do this if you get not call from the top leader in city government telling you to go out there in protection 8 was believed to be somewhere i believe and that regards would you call it for people to go out and do that the only thing that subdued you should be doing is maybe videotap

youth sports to resume. on this first day of women's history month, we look at the impactful women of california through the lens of a new historical fiction by local author. but first the big headline today. governor newsom cuts a deal with state lawmakers, reaching agreement on financial incentives for schools to reopen in person. so joining us now to talk about this, is state assembly member representing the san jose area, ash kalra thanks for joining from us your car. >> thank you so much, kristen. i'm safely parked and have my air pods in.e you fitting us in i know you have somewhere to go. so the legislature will vote on the plan on thursday. will you vote yes? do you think it will get approved? >> i will absolutely vote yes. and i do think it will get approved, because we do need to have a path forward to get our students back in the classroom. >> all right. so let me just -- correct me if i'm wrong, but i think the nuts and bolts are that tk, transition qb kindergarten through second grade, you know can open in the purple tier by the end of march. then they get the incentive, the bonus money. that is different from what the legislature previously

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they have bullied beaten and torment to bed by margaret. funded the parties in town who group the way in which chairman security authority flagged as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but now germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance we're joined by from christiane so he is a founding member of the alternative for germany party here in berlin is going to have you on the show mr han solo domestic intelligence here in germany has reason to suspect that your party is becoming or it already is an extremist party or you. of course not i mean what we do what we have to do as an opposition is to criticize the government and we have reasons you have to your rescue policy which which is a big problem we have the no interest policy which is really a danger for pension is we have an income of illegal immigrant migrants and this is what the majority of the people do not want we had several reasons also seeing the european union some criticisms and the ely trying to make it a super state we want to remain as france spa

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant much . founded the party's internal group the way in which german security authorities flagged as rightwing extremist in response to when was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. will be the only political correspondent you know hasa discussed this move with the green party m.p. constantine found not who's deputy chair of the bundestag intelligence committee consenting for notts germany's domestic intelligence agency is putting the a of the party under surveillance just how surprised are you the f.t. party is the biggest opposition party here in the bonus track after all well i guess i'm not surprised and. domestic intelligence agency has very good arguments obviously for that step. and as experienced from our history we know that in a democracy. enemies of the democracy can be voted into office. and so it's a good step to to have a strong view and look closely in that corner so nothing evil can happen to germany again. what good does that do it all. from

children and youth in the country regard school as a nightmare because they have beaten until meant by margaret much. funded the parties in town to group the way in which chairman security authority flagged as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no gemini's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. well more now i'm joined by frank christiane one so he is a founding member of the alternative for germany party here in berlin it's good to have you on the show mr handle domestic intelligence here in germany has reason to suspect that your party is becoming or is already is an extremist party or you. of course not i mean what we do what we have to do as a position is to criticize the government and we have reasons you have to your rescue policy which which is a big problem we have the no interest policy which is really a danger for pension is we have an income of elite image migrants and this is what the majority of the people do not want we had several reasons also seeing the european union some criticisms and the ely trying to make it a super state we want to remain as fran

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant much . founded the parties in town to group the wing which chairman security authority flagged as rightwing extremist in response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but now germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. now bring in our political correspondent nina ours on the story. of the biggest opposition party in parliament under surveillance that is huge isn't it. it is huge and it doesn't happen that often and in concrete terms it gives the intelligence agency the right to actively gather information on the party so they can for instance work together with undercover agents they can tap phones they can access other agencies information and so far they've only been able to analyze publicly available sources and they've done that for the past 2 years now and apparently what they found in their analysis is that is an $800.00 page document was that the whole party needs to be put under surveillance because of right wing extremist tendencies having said all of this we will probably not get o

these youth will not tolerate a dictatorship anymore we are determined we reengage we will go to the end. for peace to return to our country we must take strong measures courageous measures the authorities can take you to court and sue you through the courts without provocation without provocation they try to humiliate you and imprison the free militants of our country. the un human rights chief is urging me and maurice police to allow $200.00 protesters cornered in young go on to leave safely and without reprisals other protesters have defied the nationwide curfew taking to the streets to express their anger at the siege at least 3 people were killed in protests on monday security forces used slingshots smoke bombs and tear gas to disperse crowds as the military crackdown intensifies 5 independent media organizations have been stripped of their licenses. 18 protesters in thailand have been charged with sedition over anti-government rallies held last year another 3 protest leaders were indicted for defaming the monarchy and jailed pending trial next week for other activists leaders are also in jail awaiting trial thailand's pro-democracy protests movement has been calling for the prime

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant much . funded the parties in town who group the way in which german security authorities flagged as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but now germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance or did. it in a hard to discuss this move with green party m.p. constantine for notes his deputy chair of the german bundestag intelligence committee consenting for notts germany's domestic intelligence agency is putting the party under surveillance just how surprised are you the a of the party is the biggest opposition party here in the bonus track after all. well i guess i'm not surprised and. the domestic intelligence agency has very good arguments obviously for that step. and as experience from our history we know that in a democracy. enemies of the democracy can be voted into office. and so it's it's a good step to to have a strong view and look closely in that corner so nothing evil can happen to germany again. what good does that do it'll. from the legal point that inte

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten until mentored there by migrant much. funded the parties in town to group the wing which jam and security authorities flocked as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no gemini's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. well a day of violence in me and more has left more people dead the un special envoy on me and maher says that $38.00 people were killed in the latest series of crackdowns on demonstrations protesters against last month's military coup say they were met with live ammunition and tear gas. a peaceful protest of teachers and students soon gave way to chaos. security forces opened fire to break up their citizen demonstration in the city of month and they sending the crowd scaffolding through the streets. clouds of tear gas filling the air where their protests chance had earlier echoed. among the victims of the violence a 19 year old woman who was shot in the head. friends and relatives gathered in grief around her coffin just hours later to mourn yes another life lost. reports accu

youth affected. many of those affected. many of those affected by the attacks two years ago say they still want more support from the government. an enquiry did find there were failings by the authoritiestacks still would have taken place, they wouldn't have been prevented, if those failings hadn't taken place. but this is a service of remembrance for the 51 men, women and children killed in that remembrance service ongoing there, the we are one service in christchurch, new zealand. officials in north—west nigeria say around 30 male and female students are still missing after being abducted from a college outside kaduna city. it's the latest in a series of kidnappings in the country over the past few months. our correspondent in abuja, ishaq khalid, told us more about the rescue effort which is under way. well, basically at the moment, the nigerian authorities are saying that troops are trying to rescue the dozens of students who were kidnapped by the gunmen. troops with tanks and helicopters have been deployed. and initially, the authorities said that 180 people have been rescued at the initial stage of the abduction, following gunfire with the military, but some sources are saying th

youth in their own country regard school is a nightmare because they have bullied beaten until meant by margaret not shows them . funded the parties in town to group the wing which jam and security authorities flocked as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no gemini's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance well more now i'm joined by frank christiane so he is a founding member of the alternative for germany party here in berlin it's good to have you on the show mr handle domestic intelligence here in germany has reason to suspect that your party is becoming or it already is an extremist party or you. of course not i mean what we do what we have to do as a physician is to criticize the government and we have reasons you have to your rescue policy which which is a big problem we have the no interest policy which is really a danger for pension is we have an income of elite image migrants and this is what to the majority of the people do not want we had several reasons of so seeing the european union some criticisms and the ely trying to make it a super state we want to remain as fran

was a scout for so crew alexander where he was a youth coach and it was only really when he actually went to the u.s. on a utah where he was the authorities caught up with him where he was convicted he was jailed there and actually at the time the state prosecutor recommended a world wide ban from football for barry but now fee for even wrote to the football association in england asking what they would do about this and the f.a. did nothing and that's what this report highlights is one of those particular failings in inadequate responses which really let down children also chelsea are a club who already conducted their own investigation and they also found that they did not act on obese targeted players by one of their coaches and it's really a story of the report where either children weren't believed or thor it is turned a blind guy and did not act on rumors or indeed clear allegations even when the police often came to them and asked them so it's ok so rob what happens now will this report result in any change. well there are recommendations in the report including the appointment of someone on the f.a.'s board to particularly look at

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant much . founded the party's internal group the way in which german security authorities flagged as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. or they develop political correspondent nina hard to discuss this move with green party m.p. constantine from notts stephanie chair of the bonder stance intelligence committee consenting for notts germany's domestic intelligence agency is putting the a of the party under surveillance just how surprised are you if the party is the biggest opposition party here in the bonus track after all well i guess i'm not surprised and. domestic intelligence agency has very good arguments obviously for that step. and as experience from our history we know that in a democracy. enemies of the democracy can be voted into office. and so it's a good step to to have a strong view and look closely in that corner so nothing evil can happen to germany again. what good does that do it all. from the l

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant much . founded the parties in town who group the wing which chairman security authority flagged as right wing extremist in response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but now germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. let's bring in our political correspondent nina for more on this story nina the biggest opposition party under surveillance how significant is this. well politically of course extremely significant and in concrete terms it gives the intelligence agency the right to actively gather information on the party and on its officials they can for instance work together with undercover agents they can tap phones they can tap other agencies for information and so far they've only been able to analyze publicly available sources and they did that for 2 years for the past 2 years and apparently what they found in their analysis is which is an $800.00 page document was that there have been you murs violations of human dignity and of the principle of democracy which then led the agency to co

youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they have bullied beaten until meant by my going to. be i'm. funded the parties in town to group the wing which jam and security authority flagged as right wing extremist and response the wing was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no gemini's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. well more now i'm joined by frank christiane hons who he is a founding member of the alternative for germany party here in berlin it's good to have you on the show mr domestic intelligence here in germany has reason to suspect that your party is becoming or is already is an extremist party or you. of course not i mean what we do what we have to do as a position is to criticize the government and we have reasons you have to your rescue policy which which is a big problem we have the no interest policy which is really a danger for pension is we have an income of elite image migrants and this is bought to the majority of the people who do not want we had several reasons also seeing the european union some politicians and the eli trying to make it a super state we want to remain as