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No broken windows, no burned cars. the only violence on the streets of russia always came from putin riot police and his security services. all these people now in exile like myself, in jail like alexei navalny, or killed. >> there's something going on around the globe. there's a rise, and you have written about this, of authoritarian leaders. what's driving it? >> it's not just a rise. we're entering the age of darkness. according to freedom house, it's about 20% of the global population leaving the free countries. just imagine, 20%. so the 80% of people that experience just problems from tot...

We had no violence whatsoever, no broken windows, no burned cars. the only violence on the streets of russia always came from putin riot police and his security services. all these people now in exile like myself, in jail like alexei navalny, or killed. >> there's something going on around the globe. there's a rise, and you have written about this, of authoritarian leaders. what's driving it? >> it's not just a rise. we're entering the age of darkness. according to freedom house, it's about 20% of the global population leaving the free countries. just imagine, 20%. so the 80% of people that ex...

MILPITAS, Calif. (KGO) -- A student-run organization is proving that just because you are young, it doesn't mean you can't make a difference, even in a pandemic. COVID-19 has created many issues for people looking to volunteer due to health and safety protocols, but these high schoolers from the South Bay are working their way around them. The group, named SAMP after the Indian word "samp" meaning unity in Gujarati, looks to unite the community through acts of kindness and projects. "During a time when things are so uncertain and we don't know what the outcome is going to be, I thought that i...