games that due to the aging of the population and the increase in age life is decreasing and funds are in crisis for one of the reasons, and the serious question is: why is it that the number of insurance companies that currently exist, our funds are in the best condition and the most flourishing condition, not that we are talking, mr. mohammadi, look at mr. mirghafari's statement, almost no one disagrees. it should be reduced and the number of entries is not . it is about the reform of the 1980s, which is 14 7 80. the interpretation of article 76 of your provision law was amended. i don't think that in any country open discussion of pension funds it is good for iran that the number of our entries has decreased, i only have one number of our service, during the last year, more than 2 million people were recruited, new ones were recruited , it increased and it was kept constant for a period , now the social security fund is our support factor. the increase of pensions before the environment is our 10, our 54, our support factor is 25 to 1, which is the decade. 80 is almost four and a fr

what we have globally is an ageing _ globally is an ageing population.nomic forum produced statistics that by 2050, the number of people aged over 60 will double and the number of people aged over 80 will triple by 2050 so you then think about from a pension perspective, if you want to keep the proportion of people out a working age to the proportion that are retiring, than by 2050, the retirement age would increase by eight years. that puts huge stress and pressure on the pension system and ultimately people need to save more and into be prepared to work for longer. what can organisations like government or pension providers do to encourage this change of behaviour, i.e., working for longer and saving more? ultimately, in the uk, we have people enrolled in pension schemes. minimum contribution is 8%. if we look at other countries, in canada, that contribution rate is 20%. 80% the uk, 3% is coming from the employer. in australia it is 12%. the employer. in australia it is i2%. the first and most important thing is we need to increase the rates of those e

the average age of the society has not yet reached the old age when the pension funds suffered a resource crisis. the main problem of pensions it is premature and there is no escape from this crisis except by changing the retirement age. alireza mahjoub, secretary general of the worker's house. obligations of pension funds are a type of bilateral contract, whose unilateral violation is acceptable to the city and authorities. it is not great shia. the increase in retirement age should not include people who became members of pension funds and paid insurance premiums before the decision of the parliament. mr. mirghafari, mr. mohammadi explained that they did not start immediately and they are also monitoring other efficiency measures, such as the payment of claims that you mentioned. the point is that the main issue is being forgotten, and in fact, the preservation of human dignity is being lost , the increase in the retirement age is happening while we do not have standard indicators in the field of labor relations. it should be considered that we are comparing ourselves with developed and

you came first and increased his age . i understand this, if i make a small point, and this is my understanding with this. in fact , the events that happened in the seventh development program are as follows. in fact, the currents have turned out that the government does not need to attract the opinion of the society and the target society at all. it means that he is taking a single task forward and as mr. mohammadi mentioned in the implementation of these policies as if the policies are actually the policies of the leadership and from the position. the leadership has come and we should not have any more criticism towards him. what is being discussed is actually his approval in one day and two hours in the parliament and the fact that many representatives do not know that they are voting by themselves, this is very ambiguous. that is, on the one hand, in order to legitimize the story, they relate the case to the leadership institution, that is, this policy that was announced by the leadership, while there was no direct ref

so as the population ages, there's also a decline in the working age, members of society and increases in health care costs. i'm christiane, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging and elder care. the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as the baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large work force of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population, is now in the us long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium cost to stay at a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a 70 private room would be around $7

population ages, there's also a decline in the working age, members of society, and increases in health care costs. i'm christy, i'm, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging. an elder care, the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as a baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening. as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large workforce of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population. now in the us, long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium costs to stay at a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a semi private room would be around $7000.00 at

so as the population ages, there's also a decline in the working age. members of society and increases in health care costs . i'm christiane, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging. an elder care, the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as the baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening. as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large workforce of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population. now in the us, long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium costs to stay in a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a semi private room would be around

so as the population ages, there's also a decline in the working age, members of society and increases in health care costs. christiane, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging and elder care. the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as the baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. and the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation. and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large workforce of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population. now in the us, long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium cost to stay at a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a 70 private room would be around $700

and what does age appropriate that kind of rules out a lot of things that would be age appropriate. i'm a nurse and work with children and teenagers, so age appropriate. it's very age appropriate to talk about sex and sexuality. so that's one part of it that has been stopped by the district court, federal court. the second part has to do with saying that there can be no discussion of gender identity or sexual orientation. so the court also has ruled that that should be stopped. there's an injunction against that part of it. also in the court says it's it would be considered sort of a don't say gay thing, except that the court said this really says don't say anything because if you can't talk about gender and you can't talk about sexual orientation, that covers heterosexual issues. also. so that's the next part of the bill. and then the third part of actually it was a law passed by the legislature and signed into law by the governor, kim reynolds. the third part of it says that if any student says that they would like to have different pronouns or if they have, you know, gay identity

so as the population ages, there's also a decline in the working age, members of society and increases in health care costs. i'm christiane, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging and elder care. the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as the baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large work force of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population, are now in the us long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium costs to stay at a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a semi private room would be aroun

we lost abraham lincoln at age 56. we lost president kennedy at age 46. we almost lost president franklin d. roosevelt before he was ever inaugurated, lost him to a failed assassination attempt when he was president elect. the bullet that could've killed the president elect, roosevelt, in his motorcade instead wounded the mayor of struck all go. the founders had a plan for that. it's called the vice presidency. president franklin delano roosevelt look like a frail old man when he died in his 80s in office. he was 63 years old. and on his last day of consciousness as president of the united states, he was still better at that job and then any republican who ran against him would have been. leading off our discussion tonight is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university. he's the author of the road to an freedom: russia, europe, america. professor snyder, thank you for joining us tonight. i just all weekend have been waiting for your reaction to what you heard donald trump say about nato and what he says he said to the president of another coun

so as the population ages, there's also a decline in the working age, members of society, and increases in health care costs. christy, and you're watching the cost of everything work today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging. an elder care, the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as a baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening. as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large workforce of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population, is now in the us long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium costs to stay at a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a 70 private room would be around $7000.0

we lost abraham lincoln at age 56. we lost president kennedy at age 46. we almost lost president franklin d. roosevelt before he was ever inaugurated, lost him to a failed assassination attempt when he was president elect. the bullet that could've killed the president elect, roosevelt, in his motorcade instead wounded the mayor of chicago. the founders had a plan for that. it's called the vice presidency. president franklin delano roosevelt looked like a frail old man when he died in his 80s in office. he was 63 years old. and on his last day of consciousness as president of the united states, he was still better at that job and then any republican who ran against him would have been. leading off our discussion tonight is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university. he's the author of "the road to unfreedom: russia, europe, america." professor snyder, thank you for joining us tonight. i just all weekend have been waiting for your reaction to what you heard donald trump say about nato and what he says he said to the president of another country

, age is wonderful, because well , it’s like the age at the beginning of autumn, the beginning givesumn. menopause or menopause, vera petrovna devoted her entire life to the study of these issues. on the other hand, being in nature does not always give us pleasant sensations; it often happens in our country that if a man is nervous, he has insomnia, but he gets tired. and if a woman is over 40, then it’s very simple that we have menopause, this is normal, but saros is inevitable, this is the only way to live and age for a long time. vera petrovna knew the answers to all the questions, and there were no stupid questions for her; she passed on all her knowledge to my students, today we have a really wonderful moment, our guest is the president of the russian menopause association. a wonderful doctor and the third generation of doctors in vera petrovna’s family, antonina aleksandrovna smetnik, come to us, antalina aleksandrovna, and we are waiting for our guest. please ask us a question. the question may seem stupid, but i'll ask it: i know that all women go through menopause, but to be

small theater, the famous, legendary performer of chipaev in the film, that he was already in his old agell gray-haired, he said, i only now realized that you don’t need to play anything, this is a wonderful phrase, you open up very... for me, because i really love what you you do on stage, but you always want to understand how it is, how it is from the inside, thank you very much, by the way, but we haven’t yet mentioned anton pavlovich in chekhov, yes, yes, this is also a whole universe, i staged my graduation performances with students , three graduations at the studio school, you were the course leaders, a very famous teacher, i staged it twice. ivanov chekhovo, yeah, and the guys coped with the lesser -known play, it’s also very important, the guys coped with it, in general chekhov is very difficult, of course for young people, not yet green, absolutely modern, you know, here we are now with uncle vanya, a new premiere at the moscow art theater named after chekhov, named after chekhov, yes, so we gathered for the first reading, the director came. says , well, let's read the passwords

that is meant to be an age restriction _ age defined band. be an age restriction on lots of- be an age restriction on lots of social media apps.— be an age restriction on lots of social media apps. there has been a focus on northern _ social media apps. there has been a focus on northern ireland _ social media apps. there has been a focus on northern ireland and - social media apps. there has been a focus on northern ireland and you i focus on northern ireland and you are in— focus on northern ireland and you are in belfast covering the stormont power—sharing return. was very hand of history— power—sharing return. was very hand of history on — power—sharing return. was very hand of history on your shoulder? the word history _ of history on your shoulder? tie: word history cropped up a little bit and of course that tony blair sound bite that wasn't meant to be a sound bite that wasn't meant to be a sound bite what was absolutely a sound bite what was absolutely a sound bite connected to northern ireland and the good friday agreement. the h wor

i’ll tell you the truth, old age is a hard time, i won’t lie, all sorts of troubles appear, illnesses try to remember my poems, punishments. for a long life it is called old age, but fate tells the old man, you are punished, live, and live with admiration, excitement, hope and joy, who did not live to old age, does not know everything, but or and so on, thundered on social networks during the pandemic poem. you don’t choose times, they live and die in them, why did people find this poem again made it terribly popular, but they liked something there, i’m not against this poem, only it was written earlier, has nothing to do with the pandemic, well, that means it says something that people need, they don’t choose times, they live and... “ there is no more vulgarity in the world than to beg and blame, as if you can exchange them for these, like in the market , what is not a century is an iron age, but a wonderful garden smokes, a cloud shines, at the age of 5 i had to "scorlatina die, live in an innocent age in which there is grief." no, you're lucky you ask, but you don’t want to live wi

now it's clear that one of the key issues about biden's age, concerns about his age is coming front and center once again in the 2024 campaign. >> it is. thank you very much. >>> let's get more with our experts. do you think this has done anything to dampen questions about biden's fitness after the scathing report? >> i'm going to deploy one of the most cliche of cliches about if you are explaining, you are losing. you can tell by just how many people are coming out, what they're saying, that they are saying it that there's a panic going on. to add one more, the special counsel report, they are the gift that keeps on giving. this is why there's a battle when there is going to be a special counsel appointed. at the end of the day, you don't know what you are going to get. so far, the last 15, 20 years or so, americans have gotten reports of one kind or another that underscore and create almost new political firestorms on their own. >> of course, the point is their independence. kate, you have a unique perspective. wasn't your reaction to something that a strategist said earlier today. ta

i so many complicated scenarios in this day and age.— in this day and age.ay and age. i think there are two _ in this day and age. i think there are two key - in this day and age. i think there are two key points . in this day and age. i think there are two key points i | there are two key points i would make to that. first of all, auto enrolment needs to be extended to include the self—employed, as well, so that the self employed get a regular saving, so everyone in employment should have pension savings built in as part of what they are doing. the other area that you touched on was getting more people working for longer, and a particular issue here is that in the uk we have roughly half a million over 50s that are out of work and would like to work, and this is a huge challenge but also a huge opportunity. if we can get a lot of that half a million of over 50s back to work, first the good work is good for you, good for your physical and mental well—being. secondly, you are earning money for longer and therefore saving for longer, and your pension needs to

state pension age i was saying to you, it might have to rise to the grand age of seven, 31 years of ages is all about the so—called dependency ratio. how many people you have in the world of work versus how many people you have on pensions and therefore needing to be provided by the workers. what do you make of this? aaron? 71. >> well, i saw the headline and i thought, poor gen z, they're being done again. i'll be fine. and then i read the small print and it said, um, anybody born since so even people in since 1970. so even people in their mid 50s would be affected by this. and suddenly they'd have to retire or they would only be able to retire at 71. like you say, it's because the dependency key here is the dependency ratio key here is the housing crisis . and if you're an housing crisis. and if you're an older person who rents, you're in a double bind. obviously, on the one hand, you haven't paid towards an asset which you can use in old age. on the other hand, you're still paying rent after stop working . the after you stop working. so the housing increasingly , um, housing crisis i

because you need to give birth before the age of 35.they don’t need to, they have these hormones for up to 90 years, justice, at least traces of justice there is, we need to give birth, thank god i’ve already given birth, girls, who puts it off for some reason? there are a lot of reasons. career, life is different, it doesn’t matter, you need to donate, freeze your eggs for storage, the decision is there today, is there anything you can wish for a woman? at any age, thank you very much , please sit down, and i want to invite one more beautiful guest to our studio, ekaterina porubey is coming to us, and another portrait, please, on the screen, especially for katya, to remember the beauties of that time, whom they also drew, they are different, they have a tired expression on their faces, they have lived longer. i can say that i’m just going through this period when you’re a child, when you can’t really take care of yourself, it’s already coming to an end, so to speak, because the youngest is already seven, seven , 11 and 15, this is gene

warring age 65. died october 29th, 1898, largely a former sanitation. he designed the sewer and drainage system at central park. prior to his reform. horses left 60,000 gallons of urine and 2.5 pounds million have been or on the streets every day. i he control the yellow fever vacationing cuba and died short before returning to york city. his body was cremated. nash is placed in an after unclean by his wife. the ashes were dumped so the urn could be used for a gin rickey. talbot bo, age 70, died. 19th 1895. architect and landscape designer calvert paul went for a morning from his son tom in brooklyn. he never returned. the morning was gray foggy. his body was found next day, battered by rough tides along the rocky pier. although some folks saw him walking on the pier, it believed he fell off it and drowned and this said and green as calvert poe was a friend over three decades, green conveyed, they worked together daily for consecutive years as. nurse and tom, aged 50. although overall plans for the c

why do you agree with increasing the retirement age?n the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you and all the dear viewers. it was the proposal of the respected members of the islamic council and this issue in it was the implementation of the policies announced by the supreme leader . the policies announced by the supreme leader in the discussion of providing for you have 9 clauses, one is the structure of the pension funds, the stability of the resources of the funds, the balance of resources and expenses, the improvement of the quality of retirees, and the topics discussed are to prevent the financial imbalance of the fund and other cases , in my opinion, the amendment of article 29 or let's say that article 29 of the law of the sixth and seventh development plan was a good opportunity to partially implement the policies announced by the supreme leader. that these structures should be modified after some time, but i will explain to you how it was modified the insured persons cover

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we have globally is an ageing population. the world i ageing population.duced some statistics that by 2050 the number of people aged over 60 globally will double and the number of people aged over 80 globally will triple by 2050. if you don't think about that from a pensions perspective, if you want to get the proportion of people that working age to the proportion of people retired the same, by 2050, globally, retirement age will need to increase by eight years. that puts a huge stress and pressure on the pension system. ultimately people need to save more and need to be prepared to work for longer.— work for longer. what can organisations _ work for longer. what can organisations like - work for longer. what can - organisations like government organisations like government or pension providers do to encourage this change of behaviour? that is, working for longer and saving more? ultimately in the uk we have auto enrolment where people are automatically enrolled into a company pension scheme. the minimum contribution rate is 8%. if we look at some other c

aging has presented us with a huge problem, the problem of the general perception of a person, of agingelf. help ourselves, we have gerantology, this is generally a science that studies social aspects, medical aspects, aging, yes, and geriatrics is like a part of gerontology, which specifically studies the medical aspect of aging, this is a whole science that is now developing by leaps and bounds all over the world, why is it developing all over the world, because all nations are aging, and this is good, because nations live long, whereas previously our people had average long lives... 78 and 100, during this period of time processes occur for which society was not ready, it is this geriatric approach that is comprehensive, that is, when we see not a disease, not there ivanova there or sidorova there with arterial hypertension, and there ivanova who has arterial hypertension, who has a decrease in cognitive status, which... delegate these functions to society, already to those people who can, these could be volunteers, social workers, just good neighbors. our center has been operating f

the polling shows a majority of voters are concerned about the age ofjoe biden. place now about his age, about his mental fitness, now about his age, about his mentalfitness, and in that press conference that the president called, he actually had another mixup. he mistakenly referred to the president of egypt as the president of egypt as the president of egypt as the president of mexico. so do you think the discussion, when we werejust talking think the discussion, when we were just talking aboutjoe biden himself, is it a fair discussion? clearly the voters are concerned. i discussion? clearly the voters are concerned.— are concerned. i don't think that it is- — are concerned. i don't think that it is. |_ are concerned. i don't think that it is. | don't _ are concerned. i don't think that it is. i don't think - are concerned. i don't think that it is. i don't think that| that it is. i don't think that it is because if we are having the discussion then we also have to have the discussion about donald trump confusing nikki haley and nancy pelosi. we also have to ha

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and form teams at the institute of national teams of belarus from the age of 12; from the age of 17, the country’s youth teams will participate in the adult first league. the task was set to restore order within six months, that is, to build a system for training football players, to ensure a smooth transition to youth football and adult football, that is, everything. in the largest football school in the country , you need to invest the maximum in them right now, not to miss the moment, the president is therefore straining sports functionaries so that the excitement in the burning eyes of these... fourteen-year-old boys ultimately turns into victories for the country, i would really like to play for the national team to become professional football players, the main thing is to work and develop. already in march, the belarusian national football team will hold international matches with european teams, and in the summer with a large share likely to return to home arenas. diplomatic work is now being carried out in this direction, and the league of nations will start in the fall. the

so what we have globally is an ageing population.ecently produced some statistics that by 2050 the number of people aged over 60 globally will double and the number of people aged over 80 globally will triple by 2050. so, if you then think about that from a pensions perspective, if you want to keep the proportion of people of working age to the proportion that are retired the same, then by 2050 globally retirement ages would need to increase by eight years. so that ageing puts a huge stress and pressure on the pension system, and ultimately people need to save more and need to be prepared to work for longer. what can organisations like government or pension providers do to encourage this change of behaviour, ie working for longer and saving more? ultimately, in the uk we have auto enrolment where people are automatically enrolled into their company pension scheme. the contribution rate, minimum contribution rate is 8%. if we just look at some other countries, so in canada that contribution rate is 20%. and if you, of that 8% contribu

people under age 18. >> we allow people under age 18 to use whatsapp. >> do you have a bottom level agein which they are not allowed to use it? >> i don't think we allow people under the age of 13. >> what about you, mr. cintron? do you have -- do you allow kids to have accounts to access encrypted messaging? >> discord is not allowed for children under the age of 13 and we do not use end to end encryption for text messages. we feel it's important to respond to law enforcement requests and we are also working on proactively building technology, we are working with a nonprofit to build a grooming classifier and identify these conversations so we can intervene and give those teenagers tools to get out of the situation and maybe even report those conversations to law enforcement. >> it can be harmful, especially if you are on the site were children are being groomed and exploited. if you allow children on an end-to-end encryption enabled app, that can prove problematic. let's go back to you, mr. zuckerberg. instagram announced it will restrict all teenagers from access to eating disorder i

most importantly, the draft law proposes to lower the age of mobilization from 27 to 25 years, the concept of the conscript's electronic account is also introduced, it must be created by all military obligations, while the procedure for serving a summons is substantially simplified, and for the first time it is proposed to allow the mobilization of previously convicted persons, and the concept of term service is proposed to be abolished altogether, which is important, this draft law provides for demobilization for the first time. those who have served in the army for the past 36 months will be able to be released. the idea of ​​demobilization of serving military has long been supported by head valery zaluzhnyi, but only if the situation allows. my colleague, bbc correspondent halyna korba explains that may change. the key changes proposed by this draft law are, among other things, introduced for the first time. the concept of demobilization for those who have served for a long time, that is, after 36 months of continuous service , theoretically, current military personnel will be able to b

now to the aged old question that's becoming a dominant question in the presidential race. age.re president biden and former president trump too old for a second term? an astounding 86% of your fellow americans surveyed say yes about the current president. and 59% about the former president. today, president biden tried to make light of the situation but few people, special in his own party, are laughing. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the fallout here is apparent with the shifting messaging. the president who first lashed out about the special counsel's report is joking about it. other ficialsz have trashed the report as a political hit job and today the press secretary tried to refrain the age as an asset. whether any of this works is still an open question. >> i know i don't look like it but i have been around a while. [laughter] i do remember that. [laughter] >> president biden playing off age concerns publicly but, behind closed doors, advisers and allies alike are increasi

it will help individuals with opioid use disorder of all ages. in indiana, center stone, a nonprofit service provider is now finding synthetics are widespread among older americans while these drugs don't kill older americans at the same rate as younger ones, age is not a shield against synthetics and fentanyl seems to lead the pack. synthetics are surging in counterfeit pills. authorities have seized a record-breaking 86 million fentanyl pills in 2023. we need to sound the alarm about how this effects can poison older americans, also many more grandparents raising their grandchildren because parents have died from synthetics overdoses, fentanyl and other drugs have lowered american life expectancy, they increasingly kill older americans while limiting younger americans chances to grow old. we can't fight this crisis without reducing supply. that means countering china's chemical production of them, and mexican cartels distributing them. if we don't do that, we are going to be chasing our tail on this. it means finally getting serious about order

their 40s knows age matters.nges. your brain changes. what i would like to see is a conversation where we actually discuss the things that matter. >> reporter: it gets tricky, right? >> absolutely. >> reporter: things like wisdom. >> right. >> reporter: brushing up against decreasing cognitive function. >> right. there is a lot of variability. >> reporter: a healthy human brain has up to 100 billion nerve cells making trillions of connections with each other. recent research suggests a normal part of aging involves forgetting less important memories to help make room for new ones. the problem comes when normal forget something coupled with an abnormal process causing dementia. >> by far, the biggest fear my patients have is that they are losing it. and very often it will start with, i couldn't think of a name. i mean, it was somebody i know so well. >> right. >> how important is that? how worried should they be? >> i would say not worried. >> reporter: what about misplacing objects? >> sometimes it's a matter of

he is proud that at the age of 63 he changed his life and got into the russian book of records, dreams of breaking stereotypes about pensioners, admits that he spent all his savings on a trip around the country. mikhail will not reciprocate the affections of an avid theatergoer and will not pay attention to the burning a brunette, marries an older beauty who looks younger than her age, never complains of a headache, prefers to spend the night in different bedrooms and wakes up with the first roosters. hello, glad to see you, sushi, with such a busy schedule, how did you find the time to come to us, hello, hello. there were two marriages, the first time, that means i got married, well, like all people, i came from the army in soviet times, another six months of relationship, a child was born in our family, but... well, as always, it was probably simple falling in love, there was no such love , it so happened that after a short time we separated, he looks like my well-groomed cat, if he falls in love with my cat, then maybe i will also warm up to him, then for a moment he was alone, then

and i said i'm concerned that women my age have given up. so she said, why don't you come in and do some photos with us. it was a different look in a different idea. was not a 23-year-old size 0. >> reporter: than the close the phone started ringing. she goes between the bay area and new york. >> it's unusual when i am on the set to have anyone who is over 40 and certainly not over 70. >> reporter: it's possible that the seas revolution came from her childhood.>> iraq in rural north carolina. our family reads like black history books. my great-grandfather was a slave, my uncles were sharecroppers. there was jim crow. civil rights was a big part of our lives. >> reporter: her modeling work is an extension of the fight. >> i wish is that other women will see this in say, i can do that too. i've always wanted to be a writer or a painter. >> she is such an inspiration to so many women. she shows that style and grace have no age. >> i want to be on one of those marquise in times square and i want to do the runway in new york or paris. >> reporter

it's his age. it's not his age . ct it's his mouth. and the fact that his eyes t can't even work together to be open at the same time, he's like this ke. like this that tiktok video was so bad, you saw how many cuts was in a 15 seconds. that was 15 cuts. he literally one sentence cut, he literally one sentence cut, word he is has dementia. h yeah. ears and it probably started ten years ago. so we called it and also he has he has the evil man filter right and i can't wait to get mine when we get older we just say it doesn't make any sense. y and luckily for him he has a stutter because a few weeks ago he said, if you're going to mess with a woman, you better benefit from it. that's what he said.g to that's what he tried to say. a we heard was, when you mess h with a woman. >> so he says the world is. >> but the dementia is saving him. ye hims. by making him forget mid-stream. so midstrea he can be 86.t he can be 90. i met a 92 year old ladies weekend, knew every joke, hadum all the stuff together. i don't it's notof the the numbr off th

what do i have to say about his age. he is again knowledgeable, wise. >> at the heart of these new concerns about president biden's acuity and memory are the transcripts of that october interview with the special counsel. karine jean-pierre was just asked as we were coming to air whether or not the white house would support releasing those transcripts. if he is not having these issues as they say, put it out. let people decide for themselves. she said there is a process that they are going through and that they are looking into it. harris. >> harris: you know what you do when you want to do a thing? you do it. you don't say you'll do it. you just do it. we'll see what they do. we've seen what he does many times. the president, this is just yesterday. looking so confused. apparently not really knowing where to go and stand. he is looking at the guest. dude, where did you go? that's not where you should be. even the guest knows from jordan. at the event yesterday while hosting jordan's king. that's him standing there wonde

people under age 18. >> we allow people under age 18 to use whatsapp. >> do you have a bottom level age in which they are not allowed to use it? >> i don't think we allow people under the age of 13. >> what about you, mr. cintron? do you have -- do you allow kids to have accounts to access encrypted messaging? >> discord is not allowed for children under the age of 13 and we do not use end to end encryption for text messages. we feel it's important to respond to law enforcement requests and we are also working on proactively building technology, we are working with a nonprofit to build a grooming classifier and identify these conversations so we can intervene and give those teenagers tools to get out of the situation and maybe even report those conversations to law enforcement. >> it can be harmful, especially if you are on the site were children are being groomed and exploited. if you allow children on an end-to-end encryption enabled app, that can prove problematic. let's go back to you, mr. zuckerberg. instagram announced it will restrict all teenagers from access to eating disorder

but the perception is that joe biden is the one who has a problem with age. do democrats do to counter that? >> i think they need to focus on the accomplishments of the last four years. there's been improvement in the economy. we have 3.7% unemployment. unemployment has been under 4% for essentially years, and you've seen the stockmarket improve, the economic growth market taking place, and we're seeing prices start to go down, and there's been instability. the u.s. has improved in its standing in the world, that is in large part due to joe biden's statements about diplomacy is back and trying to work multilaterally and with allies. not only did we have an insurrection with donald trump, we have someone making it very clear, i want to be a dictator for a day, and i want to go after my enemies, and who knows what happens after that. the democrats need to showcase that he thinks the president is some sort of king or some sort of autocrat that should be immune from any kind of prosecution and how dangerous this is for democracy. there are all kinds of weaknesses

of 65 years of age? thatis ripe old age of 65 years of age? that is a proposal that parliament looks set to discuss. your that . yes, your thoughts on that. yes, indeed. we'll be debating all of that and more. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live to polly middlehurst for tonight's latest news headlines. mitchell thank you and good evening to you. >> let's start with some breaking news this hour. the three children found dead at a house bristol have house in bristol yesterday have been named police . they are been named by police. they are siblings. faris bash , who was siblings. faris bash, who was aged seven. three year old jewry bash and nine month old mohammed bash, a police presence remains in the area after the children were found dead yesterday by police officers who were responding to a welfare call. a 42 year old woman was arrested at the scene. she's been taken to hospital. she does remain in police custody . those names police custody. those names released in the last half hour now , a

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so as the population ages, there's also a decline in the working age, members of society and increases in health care costs. i'm christiane, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of aging. an elder care, the many americans who serve as caregivers are consumed by the men's cost of tending to ailing or aging family members. and as the baby boomer generation ages, more americans are in for a rude awakening as to just how expensive caring for older adults has become. the price of nursing home care has increased an average of 2.4 percent each year due to inflation and the increased demand for adult daycare assisted living facilities or nursing homes. long term care services are expensive as a senior housing industry requires a large workforce of nurses and staff to support it. senior housing also caters to a high income population, is now in the us long term care costs between $35000.00 to a $108000.00 a year. but the medium costs to stay in a private room in a nursing home is over $9000.00 a month. a 70 private room would be around $7

he didn't hit this idea of joe biden's age and mental acuity.hat he hit mostly was the notion that joe biden isn't getting prosecuted for this. he shouldn't be allowed to get away with this. he wasn't protected by the presidential records act. i was cooperative with investigators. crooked joe didn't see, just the opposite. he willfully retained documents. this is a scam, deranged jack smith, so on and so forth. what do you make of that being the focus? >> what he did go after is exactly what bob hur discredited him on. in bob hur's report, he makes crystal clear that these two cases are being handled differently and treated differently, because they're radically different cases, and they are not the same. so, he kind of, in his -- this was one of the pieces of good news for joe biden in the hur report, that he completely -- remember, a republican appointee, right -- he completely disqualifies this attack from donald trump of a two-tier justice system, because he says, they behaved totally differently, and donald trump deserves what is happening