the pandemic could blight the future of up to $1.8 billion young people, the world bank has told the bbc. those under the age of 25 have borne the brunt ofjob and wage cuts during the crisis. now their prospects could be further hampered by a lack of access to employment, training and education, unless the opportunity to deliver better skills and jobs is seized. the bank kicks off its annual youth summit today. the bbc s global trade correspondent, dharshini david, spoke to its vice president for human capital development, mamta murthi. even before this pandemic, it was the case that about one third of the young people in the world were not in
on 1/6th of the economy. it s a big deal to quote joe biden. we know this thousands of times a day to try to get unauthorized access. they have uncoordinated effort every single day to try to monitor and track that. president obama speaking at a youth summit today at the white house speaking about healthcare, trying to recruit folks to sell his healthcare plan around the country. this, as a new poll is out from harvard polling 18 to 29-year-olds in the past couple of weeks do you approve or disapprove of the aca. there you see disapprove 56%. approve 39%. how likely are you to enroll in insurance through obamacare? or aca exchange likely 20% unlikely 47%. 50/5028%. we re back with the panel. david, where is this now on the hill? where are are republicans? where are democrats? where is this relaunch.