age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it is going to be good thank you very much >> thank you. any other public comment? hearing none, we will close. now any old business? hearing none, we are under new business. this is infor

aging", joanne jenkins who also serves as ceo of aarp. ms. jenkin >> 60 is the new 40? >> data is not true 50 is the new 50 and looks good that is what a.j. is allar about the way aging is changing by 60 is not the new 40 the 50th is the new 50 and that is okay and we should be comfortable that middle age is well beyond 60 or 65 to increase longevity living 20 or 30 years longer than they ever anticipated, . >> host: what does that mean public policy bias? >> hugis huge implications not only in the united states but around the of world when social security was put in place 80 years ago life expectancy or, work worked expectancy was 62, and you bled diary as 67 or 68. today the fastest-growing age group rose those over 85 and second is over 100 so we are living 30 years longer than the grandparents did. if we think of public paula c. social security and medicare and mobility and brainpower that is just sitting there in their 60's and 70's and 80's i read get society engaged perplex. >> host: wire reliving longer correct. >> i think it has to do with advances in medicine

but the great line is the prime working age men the key 25 to 54 group. no aging affects there. and you can see that has been stumbling downwards for half a century. here is another way of looking at that prime working age employment problem. this is the proportion of nonworking men of prime ages from the beginning of the postwar era to the present you can see this eerie ratcheting up with every recession going to a new worse normal right now almost 15% of prime age guys had no paid employment. if you want to compare it to the depression you can can't and it's not a happy comparison. if we look at the work rates for prime age men in 2015 they were actually about two percentage points lower than for prime age men in 1940. at the tail end of the depression. if you look at the group 20 to 64 years old likewise it looks worse today than at the tail end of the depression. so it's not wrong to describe the male work problem as being depression scale. if we just had american men back to work rates of 1965 there would be about a number of guys with paid work in america today. the main r

dealing with japan's aging society. >> the aging population is creating a host of challenges for japan. enabling more senior citizens to re-enter the workforce want to fill jobs. they will help stabilize the economy for the future generations. >>> and that's the latest in business for this hour. here is another check on markets. >>> on to other stories we're following this hour. a drone has crashed into one of japan's popular castles. the castle in the country's west is designated as a unesco world heritage site. officials of himeji city said on thursday afternoon a security guard saw a drone hit the castle's main tower. the drone reportedly truck the roof tiles of the castle and hit the lower part of the building before falling to the ground. officials say no one was injured and images fr s from surveillan cameras show no major damage to the building. the security guard reportedly saw some foreigners preparing to fly a drone near the tower in the morning and warned them not to operate it. the city banned the operation of drones within the castle compound after its main tower was hit b

men in any age category.. however we do want to see you improve over time" and then comes the real work... at least for jeff.. "let me get this on top of your head" a v-o-2 test where jeff pedals his heart rate to nearly 200 beats per minute... all to measure how well his body utilizes pushing" the point of all of this is to head off any disease that could prematurely end jeff's life. "our corporate motto is to live well longer, not necessarily live longer. however if you do the former, you also end up doing the latter. doctor jeffrey lake may be a walking billboard for cenegenics. the sixty two year old is active, buffed.. and uses one of the more controversial treatments to feel younger.. testosterone. "there's a lot of bad hormone replacement therapy done out there and there's a lot of phobia of that too." and for good reason... the f-d-a just last month issued a new warning for those who take testosterone and the risk of abuse by adults. the risks include "heart attack, heart failure, stroke, and depressio

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age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it is going to be good thank you very much >> thank you. any other public comment? hearing none, we will close. now any old business? hearing none, we are under new business. this is infor

fidel castro, dead at the age of 90. cuba's government says his remains will be interred in santiago. cubans throughout the country his ashes will then make a cross country tour, retrace nothing reverse the route he took in 1979. he will be yes >>> in tampa the sun comes up and we have reaction from local cuban americans. steve, what do you have coming out this morning? is anyone up yet and heard the >>> we have your photos. this week at kohl's everyone gets $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. earn it on everything even our biggest brands the more kohl's cash you'll get to use later for more gifts . >>> we are looking good on the river walk. perhaps you're taking the boat out later this morning, and the weather will cooperate. we have showers out in the atlantic and a cold front going to be above average again. we hit 83 yesterday. won't be that warm but we'll make it to 79. there will be a slim chance of rain. 59 where we stand now for zephyrhills, plant city 66, mild 68 in tampa this morning, 61 in venice. temperature

they basically found out that beyond age 75 up to age 90 there was still cancers that were detected and still utility and usefulness of doing. basically the answer is, if you have women in your lives -- mothers or grandmothers -- over the age of 74, they should provider and see whether a mammogram is still right for them. >> on a yearly basis still? >> again, there is no recommendation but many groups including the american cancer society would say yearly, yes. >> the lasik surgery. researchers at food and drug administration found many people underwent the drug procedure experienced side effects like double images and glare. i am from the old school that lacers were used to kill people in james bond movies so i won't get one. what does this mean? >> basically, al, the story her time that the study here, the headline, is not whether or not lasik is effective or safe. the studies in fact over the last couple of decades have shown that it is. the headline here is that there has not been until now what's called a validated questionnaire that doctors can actually give to their patients to f

i'm 62 years of age. how old do you feel? i still feel like i'm 30. other than otherwise i stil feel pretty young". take vo this afternoon on fox-5 news at four... we'll go inside the business of age management.. what exactly is it they offer? doctors at age management clinics admit some of what they do is controversial... but they say science is on their side. sot "you'll have old school physicians that don't read the new evidence and they rely on what they learned in medical school 20 years ago. so if you don't keep up with evidence... this is a dynamic field." take vo but there are some diseases immune to our best efforts to manage old age.. alzheimer's is one of them. but tonight at ten.. we will tell you about the results of clinical trials going on in las vegas.. the drug these pati shows great potential to treat underlying causes of alzheimer's.. not just the symptoms. researchers say it could be a game changer. sot " 2016 in las vegas, we think is a milestone year." john on cam and we'll tell you how you can enroll a loved one, friend, or even

age before beauty. no, no. pearls before swine. oh, go ahead. kay-o. cora, there's something i have to say to you, the painless is easy. at my age, the quick is the hard part. ha ha ha. cora... after careful consideration... i've decided to slip out my back, jackson, includes dropping off the key. in summation, i'm going to get myself free. i haven't understood a word you just said. i should've asked him for the other 46 ways. never mind. come and sit down because it's my turn to talk. now, first of all, i want to thank you for helping me through a very rough time. oh, rough time? about 8:10. and the other thing i want to tell you is i know who you are, mork. shazbat! how did you find me out? oh, come on. if you were really old, the "kay-o" would have been followed by a "pectate." i'm -- i'm a real nimnul then. oh, no, you're not. you're wonderful. remember that piece of artwork that you liked? oh, yes, that lovely metallic sculpture. mm-hmm. that...was an air conditioner. oh. and then last night when we were lost, you asked directions from a pine tree

dispositions this morning. >>> fidel castro dead at the age of 90. still ahead, reaction from around the world and the celebrations going on this morning in miami. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. [music playing] skunks apparently have two glands on either side of the stop talking! the after thanksgiving sale at havertys. . out of havana, cuba, the sun coming up this morning and it is quiet after people found out last night on state run media that the fidel castro died last night at the age of 90, at 10:29 p.m. last night. what happens to cuba? lots of questions to be answered to just hours and he wanted his remains cremated first thing this morning, and plans will be announced later on today. we'll pass details along to you as soon as we can. it is 7:34, thank you for waking up with us. castro led the 1959 revolution that founded the communist state of he was either a revolutionary leader or despised dictator, depending on who you talk to. >>> now let's get to the local weather with ed. >> good morning. on the we

age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it is going to be good thank you very much >> thank you. any other public comment? hearing none, we will close. now any old business? hearing none, we are under new business. this is infor

we have to think about how this affects prime age men. and if you look at the question about is its demanof god is a d, you can ask this question if there was a shortage wages would be going up. this is the ratio of the high school wages that shows the high school dropouts and these are the wages you can see that relative to college wages, high school wages are going down. that is part of the argument that this is something about demand. the technology and globalization changed the workplace in ways that do not favor those that are more likely to be in the pool and finally, just another chart, this incarceration thing is really important, and incarceration is coincided with education. on the left, you see that the high school dropout of any race higher for blacks than whites to an likely to have had and incarceration. these are people i think between their 30s. so you can see they have a double whammy at least. they don't have skills and education at the workforce demand and in a higher proportion how this. i couldn't based on the survey

men in any age category.. however we do want to see you improve over time" and then comes the real work... at least for jeff.. "let me get this on top of your head" a v-o-2 test where jeff pedals his heart rate to nearly 200 beats per minute... all to measure how well his body utilizes oxygen. pushing" the point of all of this is to head off any disease that could prematurely end jeff's life. "our corporate motto is to live well longer, not necessarily live longer. however if you do the former, you also end up doing the latter. doctor jeffrey lake may be a walking billboard for cenegenics. the sixty two year old is active, buffed.. and uses one of the more controversial treatments to feel younger.. testosterone. "there's a lot of bad hormone replacement therapy done out there and there's a lot of phobia of that too." and for good reason... the f-d-a just last month issued a new warning for those who take testosterone and the risk of abuse by adults. the risks include "heart attack, heart failure, stroke, and d

age march is to celebrate age of pride for all ages, gender, race, sexuality and two and age discrimination and age segregation where we are often identified by our age and our number and age racism where we are often discriminated i losing our work, our housing and many other things. martin luther king had a dream to judge that people would be judged not by their color but by their character and i have a dream that some day age, all of us, will not be judged by our numbers were our age but by our experience and what we can do. the age march is going to be december 4 in san francisco on union street. a short walk, a big dream and people of all ages will be there. also the press is very interested in it and i'm excited as a native san franciscans that age march will eventually be global and yearly just like gay pride is and thank you for hearing my age march. flyers are on the table of this march and where it is going to be good thank you very much >> thank you. any other public comment? hearing none, we will close. now any old business? hearing none, we are under new business. this is infor

. >> reporter: do you think his age played into that at all? >> i do, i do. >> pelley: and why would a couple wait nine years to open a wedding gift? >> you kind of wonder, you know, at the time to turn to the box. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: on the campaign trail, donald trump could not have been more clear about what he intended to do with president obama's health care law. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. ( cheers ). >> pelley: but today, in a "60 minutes" his family, the president-elect appeared to step back from that. here's what he told lesley stahl. >> reporter: let me ask you about obamacare, which you say you're going to repeal and replace. when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> reporter: you're going to keep na. >> also children living with keep that. >> we're going to very much try to keep that. it as cost but it's very much something we'r

four developed countries worldwide with a taking age over 18. that's due to a 1984 federal law tying federal funding for highways to drinking ages. if we lower ours, cdot says we could say goodbye to millions of dollars. a major sticking point for people like matt. >> if i don't thing that would be worth it. check of the national traffic highway administration estimates and you re 21 age requirement has saved 900 lives every year. proponents argued teenagers are already checking before 21 so why not teach them to do it responsibly. >> everyone drinks illegally under 21 anyway. make it more legal and regulated like everything else. drivers tell us they are against this. the 21 treating age is one of the most studied public health laws in our nation and has saved thousands of lives since its passage. >>> gusty wind causing concern around the metro area. here is a time lapse taken from the camera at city park. of the smoke and flames on green mountain. he could see that camera bouncing in the wind. this is from our building and time lapse. as those

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we look at a young refugee couple married, but under age in terms of german law. i'm brent goff, good to have you with us. the liberation of muscle has become -- begun. the words as troops broke through the defenses of the so-called islamic state and began advancing towards the center of the city. their meeting fierce resistance. they are using civilians as human shields. >> a day of symbolic progress for iraqi forces. they are back in the city for the first time since islamic state fighters ousted them and say they have captured an important building. >> our troops enter the tv station which is very significant. peration has begun. as i i i i i i i i i i i i i i y are meeting evever greater resistance. bondsnd boooo will fight to the death if necessary. they have forced tens of thousands of civilians toward most old. >> people are very close to their offices and military installations. that is used to support the assertion that they plan to use these people as human shields. >> there were believed to be about 5000 militants remaining in muscle -- mosul. is the la

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if you own bonds at the age of 25, you're wasting your youth. it's better to put your capital to work in the stock market where it can grow. in your 30s i'm going to let you keep 10% of your retirement fund in bonds or 20% if you're on the conservative side once you here in your 40s you can go up to 20% in your 50s, 30% to 40% and in your 60s as you approach retirement age, all right, take it up to 40 and 50%. that's right, 40% and 50% bonds. if you're retired i still think you should keep a chunk of your portfolio in the stock market. post-retirement my recommendation is increase your bond exposure 60% to 70%. once you stop working you can't afford to take too many losses with your investments especially since you're going to neo retirement account. but that said, i still think keeping roughly a third of your money in stocks makes sense even if you're retired because you're going to be living off your investments for the rest of your life so some part of your portfolio should be trying to create more wealth in case you live longer than you expe

he died at the age of 90 years old. we are joined from washington following the breaking news this hour. let's talk more about that. you have a mix when it comes to opinion of this name that so many people learned in school. you learn about fidel castro in the history books. what would you expect to hear from the reaction in miami, the reaction in cuba as this news slowly starts to gain traction? >> i think it will be a mixed reaction. obviously some of these cuban americans have grown up in the united states never having been back to cuba. it is in recent years there's talk that they had been able to go back and see their cuban relatives or send money back home and really the whole idea of fidel castro is more of a myth and legend than anything they have experienced, but yet there are so many cuban americans who live live in cuba and have migrated to the united states, become citizens and made america their home. i think it will be mixed emotion. some people will be happy, some will feels no stas feel nostal perhaps. i

one is the age old make half your plate fruits and vegetables. i know you get so tired of dieticians saying that, but if we all do that consistently, we'd alleviate a lot of the health issues we see. >> that's the first time i've ever heard that. make half your plate fruits and vegetables. have our fruits and vegetables. i have a lot of complaints i hear too, folks will say, i don't like vegetables. my kids don't like vegetables. try roasting them. it unleashes a lot of flavor. cut up whatever vegetables you have. maybe they're in the crisper drawer. top them with olive oil, words, black pepper, a little salt, cut a piece of bacon, cook them at 425 for 30 minutes. you'll have a great side dish. between 20 to burn. those are high fiber, and they'll help keep you full, and it evens out whatever's on the other half of your plate. it's a great tip. >> i'm going to call you out on one thing. that's a gigantic plate. i get smaller plates a little bit. >> i was trying to show the traditional holiday eating. >> exactly. i'm trying to think of, when you h

old age? that's interesting. the people on the island, they were all very old. (man on screen) 'gentlemen, we all know that all living beings' 'are born with certain antibodies' to combat the aging process. we also know that these antibodies are only capable of retarding or slowing down that aging process. 'that is why some men live to be over a hundred' 'while others die, say, at two, ten or twenty.' but this little seal was infected with some culture that completely destroyed his ability i will verify these findings in more detail after i have been able to discover what that culture is. the letter attached to the carton.. ...it should be decontaminated by now. unknown cultures, young seals dying of old age 'all this scientific mumbo jumbo' 'instead of a simple logical explanation.' maybe there is one, sir. hese islands which could be anywhere from two hundred miles to a thousand miles from the coast of norway. depending on where he stuffed himself with the bluegilled sardines now, what if something poisoned him and heheas carried dead back down along the coast

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> breaking overnight, florence henderson, the brady bunch mom, beloved by millions, has died at the age of 82. >>> leading americans shopping this and spending billions. >>> president-elect donald trump spending part of his thanksgiving, looking to fet two carrier jobs in the u.s. the oil pipeline protesters are in full force. >>> an incredible, many totally awesome rendition of the national anthem. >>> soaring in the skies goes to a whole new level. friday morning. we begin with breaking news, overnight the country waking up to learn the loss many call their tv mom. florence henderson reportedly died of heart failure. she burst on the season about a blended family him generations grew up watching reruns of the show. henderson was surrounded by her friends and family when at cedar sinai medical center thanksgiving night. she was a star on broadway. she made countless television appearances, including "the tonight show." she was the first to host when johnny carson took off. maureen mccormick tweeted this, florence henderson was a dear friend for so many years in my heart forever. i will

was it the dawn of the new age of self-fulfillment or the twilight accompanying the new age of self-centered as? regardless all of these are versions of the same story. the story of the western civilization unfinished as the greeks surpassed the egyptians, and the romans out of the greeks so the western civilization will help usher in the new age of global civilization. to say there are two favorite stories it tells about itself is not to say that they were the only stories there were others but also we prefer the great melancholy of believing that we are the remnants of th once great civilization of the great hope for the best is yet to come to the not so great on you are just muddling through making the best of the opportunities and hoping not to fall into the ditch by the front of the road. my attempt gives me a somewhat different perspective from the historian. the most impressive contrast i can think of between the west and the rest is precisely that we have these competing narratives of who we are in the decline in progress. both of them expressed a deep sense that we are in the midst

former cuban president fidel castro has died at the age of 90. stay with fox news and foxnews.com for the latest updates. >>> again, you're watching our fox news coverage of the passing of fidel castro at the age of 90. the former president of cuba who had turned over the reins of cuba in 2008 to his brother, raoul castro, who is currently the president of cuba. you have been watching our coverage of this breaking news story this morning. again, former cuban president fidel castro has died at the age of 90. please stay with fox news and foxnews.com for the latest news updates. recapping our breaking news overnight, again, former president fidel castro has died at the age of 90. fox news bret baier takes a look at his life and his legacy. >> in the end, his speeches had grown shorter, his appearances more rare, but fidel castro's tone remained defiant as ever. socialism or death. fidel castro loved to hate america at every political turn. >>> his own political stock, albeit small, soared during the international custody fight for elian gonzales. w

it's an orkan age machine. it's a small computer designed to alter our brain waves so we can achieve any age we want. why would you want to do that? 're suffering from tension, you set it for a certain age. it's like a vacation -- kind of like our version of "fantasy island." [ imitating tattoo ] boss, the plane has landed. you're kidding. kidding? no, that would be button number three. give it a go. okay. no, i don't want your cooties! [ singing in primal language ] well, thanks for taking me to lunch, dan. how about dinner? do you realize how many restaurants we've been to in these last three weeks? you're onto me. you figured out i'm trying to get at your heart through your stomach. maybe that's why i like you so much. most guys immediately want to take the scenic route. hi, dan. hi, mr. m. pick you up at 8:00? okay, i'll be ready. all right. bye. excuse me. i'd turn sideways, but i haven't got one. hi, mindy. how are you doing? sally, well, i see he's still hanging in there. i feel like the post office. nei

and boy do we need to do a lot of that now in this age of acceleration. >> rose: so what is the age of acceleration. >> the book actually begins with me explaining to my parking garage attendant how to right a colume. the first chapter is about how to write a colume am if the world is big data set, this is my algorithm, so i say, a news story is meant to provoke,-- meant to inform, excuse me. can i write about the show and inform better, you say okay, did you okay. a colume is different. an opinion piece t is meant to actually provoke. it is to produce a reaction. so how do you do that? basically i'm either in the heating business or the lighting business. i'm either stoaking an emotion or he lime naturing something for you, if i do both together then you really have got a colume, i think. to produce heat and light requires a chemical reaction. you have to combine, i think, three compounds. first is what is your value set. are you a communist, a capitalistk a neo con, a neo liberal, libertarian, what are the values you are trying to proat. second how do you think the machine works. the

boy, does being too young ever get to be a liability. - i can't wait until i'm your age. - my age? - yeah. you know, the perfect age. where nobody can tell how old or young you are and could care less. like the movie stars where you reach a certain point and you just there forever. instead of one minute being told you're a baby and the next someone trying to make you old before your time. - whose trying to make you old before your time? to have until you're at least 20. - a what like what? - a meet. with perspective in-laws. - perspective in-laws? for you? - well, maybe they not all that perspective right this minute, but you know something, i've got a sneaking feeling i am going to marry jeff someday. - jeff? - that's his name. so you see this meeting today with his parents counts, counts a lot. first impressions last. change their minds, you know. - not his parents. they're from the east. you know how stubborn easterns are. (audience laughter) - well, some of them are still trying to surf the atlantic. - are they? - yeah, and that's how it will go with me. one look at me and they

cuba's former president dies at the age of 90. the breaking details coming in overnight on fidel castro's death. kelly ann: it's a cloudy start to your weekend, but sunshine is on the way. plus the next chance of rain moving in this week. doug: how about the snow? how much will we get this winter? a big question answered by a weather guru. antoinette: and on the big screen, the movie reviews this morning from the real-life boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: breaking overnight, cuba's former president fidel castro is dead at the age of 90. that announcement coming overnight from his brother, the current leader of cuba. getting mixed reaction around the world. much more coverage. first we want to welcome you in. it is 5:31 on your saturday. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. kelly ann's along with us as us this morning. kelly ann: absolutely. it's dense in spots. you want to definitely allow extra time with that travel. we are talking about 128, it is -- antoinette: you coul

you can't pick up anyone under the age of 18? >> it scares me she can go anywhere and they don't ask hey you are 14 years old? >> reporter: number two didn't ask either when he picked her up at shaker square. as she is dropped off at the >> reporter: we gave driver number two a quick quiz. >> did you realize when you picked up the girl she was only 14. did you know that? >> no, i didn't realize it. >> reporter: isn't that part of your responsibility as a driver? >> we don't ask for id or check the age when we pick up our customers. >> reporter: it is getting dark and it is time for one last ride. >> who do we have? >> kevin. >> how far away? >> six. >> >> reporter: during the 15-minute ride home from the library uber driver number three admits that she is not his first underage passenger. >> do you pick up a lot of kids my age? >> the two kids i picked up to go to the movies were just getting out of school. >> reporter: driver number three gets our teen back home without incident, but he claims he knows nothing about uber's age r