today's camorra kids who. everything to be known and seen they post of the deeds on facebook using their real names and the names of the friends they're quite open about it and they taunt the police even if the police get involved was the problem with. savion who tells the story of a generation with no god no mercy and no way out he won't that naples may soon not just be at the foot of mount vesuvius naples could soon be everywhere. but in naples itself one youth workers taking a stand using soccer to inspire local kids and tackle organized crime he says what's key is to break the cycle of youth unemployment street violence and drug abuse in the city's troubled neighborhoods take a look. at these football pitches perna massa's pride and joy has been coaching children for years here and instilling values like teamwork and respect that's much needed the city of kut i know is part of the ny post metropolitan area it's long been struggling with high unemployment violence and drugs. the children see it all at home

like this give bruno strength one day he hopes his neighborhood will be nolen for more than just the camorra and crime. now it's world tuberculosis day on saturday and experts could have been celebrating the treatments that came close to wiping out tb at least in rich countries instead though they will be warning against the resurgence of a disease that kills around one point seven million people every year the reason is simple there are more and more strains of tb the drug resistant and europe ukraine is one of the countries hardest hit by the resistant strains of tuberculosis and our care of correspondent nick conley sent us this report. you know. just three years ago all the claiming co barely knew anything about tuberculosis that is until a routine checkup changed her life and that we can't know how many people around us have tb many just don't know their status here. but even after her recovery the fear of infection is never far away there was a time i couldn't make myself get on public transport i just couldn't. we were all doing it whether we coughing or sneezing or just breathing out

pray for the camorra as a neapolitan ma fury's nine the baby gangs and baby bosses getting younger and younger and ever more brutal father alex and the telly works in a troubled neighborhood of central ny pools has shocked by how violent many young people are. it's not even organized crime disorganized. they turn up on motorbikes they find their guns like crazy night and day terrorizing people. there's a memorial outside his church for a local boy jenny was just seventeen when it by boss shot him he was caught in the crossfire on the way home from school. burn i remember the outrage that followed jenny's killing the demonstrations and the promises made by politicians but nothing has chimed in the two years since in the slums of drug dealing continues as before and police won't set foot in the area mobsters rule the streets junkies everywhere they travel here from all of a ny post to buy drugs. and still the children of carvalho made up a gross football club no matter how difficult life may be at home on the pitch the children find a sense of belonging. twenty three year old luigi is on

today's camorra kids want. everything to be known and seen they boast of their deeds on facebook using their real names and the names of their clans they're quite open about it and they taunt the police even if the police get involved was the problem with. savion who tells the story of a generation with no god no mercy and no way out he won't that naples may soon not just be at the foot of mount vesuvius naples could soon be everywhere. and he just keeps writing those books about the mafia yeah he does but he says it's his revenge for the way he has to live in the shadows. he cannot lead a normal life he has no permanent home and so he continues to expose the mafia for what they really are until he can do it more. and also he says that if he stalls you get the impression really that the mafia and he doesn't. well you know in the meantime though i mean he certainly is successful here because there has been a movie there's been a t.v. series all about this book of war yeah yeah there was a movie in two thousand i

today's camorra kids want everything to be known and seen they boast of their deeds on facebook using their real names and the names of their clans they're quite open about it and they taunt the police even if the police get involved. as the problem of. savion who tells the story of a generation with no god no mercy and no way out he won't that naples may soon not just be at the foot of mount vesuvius naples could soon be everywhere and nobody keeps writing books about the mafia yeah well he says that it's his revenge for the way he has to live in the shadows and he's determined to go on with it i mean he has no permanent home and he will continue to expose the math. otherwise it gives the impression of the mafia while they do with him it's all the fia he means fearless and he's been successful got to begin t.v. movies and things made out of his book laura yeah the there was a movie tomorrow made in two thousand and eight which won a lot of prizes was very successful and also got the backing of martin scorsese he didn't actually make the movie but he backed it and more recently in twe

some more that is camorra that will decide who replaces president ernest bai koroma who served the maximum ten years and office so the headlines news continues after one on one east to bear. the scene for us where they're on line which is a very new sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there are people there that are choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. hundreds of thousands of real hinge of muslims escaped the military crackdown in mean. most of them women and girls fleeing violence and rape. the hope to find refuge in bangladesh instead they're living in fear. of the love of the by the mother. trapped in these refugee camps girls are being exploited and abused. married up and their only children who are. or trafficked into brothels. from the america. before. i'm steve chair on this episode