i'm looking at the age. i saw that you had a small percentage of 19 to 21 year olds, that took -- participated in summer jobs, how do we work with older students? >> how do we work with them? >> i ask because the district goes to 12 grade and dcyf focused on 17 and under so i was curious how we do that on the slightly older students. >> the reason that there was a larger number of young people over the age of 18, they were in the training program through the district ask through programs funded through the departments such as dcyf. the younger youth was recruited by city college and that's how they accessed those jobs and again because this was a public system it was available for young people city wide so they didn't have to go through those points. i can apply to the system directly. this was the neighborhoods that we served from the southeast sector but we reached the young people out in every district. so what's next for 2013. last year was our initial launch and launched by the mayor. we got running qui

ages to 24. they're year round services and that's the services that target the youngest age group, age 0 to 5 and that's early age portfolio. again, those are year round slots to help working parents and provide those important learning opportunities for our youngest resident and support resource services and that's in partnership with first five. and focusing on school age use, kindergarten through eighth grade. this is the youth population that we have been focusing on recently and through gathering information through our partners, we came up with -- they have access to an ongoing summer learning opportunity. kind of a summer program or summer camp that's provided at least three days a week for a couple of hours a day. so we're trying to sure that up and make sure all youth at this age group who are interested in staying in the program has an option because we know there's positive things that can come from participation in a program especially around learning loss. this summer, dcf will fund

he was the leading painter of this golder age. view of harlem with bleaching ground not until the bash zone schools he painted on easels to look what was going to be translated. it's something to look at artist typically from going back to the studios and painting. another example master full approach to the landscape genre is evidenced here in landscape 1660-1670. he has captured the forest with ice, frost and snow covered ground. the virtually monochromatic scene. it's interesting to point out that 17th dutch paintings is related to the usual climactic conditions at the time. from 1850 all of western europe experienced ice age. he painted 25 winter landscapes during the most severe period of relative cool summers and cold winters. most of europe is experience is a cold winter so she's dragging her suit case behind her to make sure she got here for the open exhibition. there are actually 2 famous dutch painters ruisdael whose paintings we just looked at. he's also represented in our exhibition of this gallery. health and safety h

justice is just different in the big data age than the small data age. the big data age requires us to enact safeguards for human free will as much as we currently protect procedure status. government must never hold an individual responsible for what they are only predicted to do. third, most big data analysis i going into the future's too complex for the individuals affected to comprehend. if we want to protect privacy in the big data age, we need help, professional help. much like privacy offers us aid in ensuring privacy measures are in place, we envision a new path of experts, call them ailing rite ms -- algorithms if you want, big data, lead viewers of big data predictionment we see them take a vow of impartiality, of confidentiality, and of professionalism like civic engineers or civil engineers or doctors do. of course, big data requires more than these individual right safe fards to fulfill amazing potential. for instance, we may need to ensure data is not held by an ever smaller number of big data holders. much like previous generations rose to

says anyone should any woman of any age, any girl of any age however you want to call it should have access to this, because there's no doubt -- there's no health downside for taking what is essential leap an overdose of birth control pills. that's what prevention the pregnancy from implanting. if you're saying that he compromised -- that's not a medical compromise because the scientific panel says it's okay for girls of any age to have access. >> funny, i'm not questioning the fact that it's a political compromise. i know it's political compromise in a very polarized environment. in some ways i would say, well, you're compromising the only fact that you're knowing is your own political base, they don't want you to do this anyhow. >> exactly but explain to me what the calculus was here on obama's part because on the one hand he's not going to win any conservative votes by stopping access at below 15, right? >> completely inconsistent no. question about it. because there is the f.d.a. countering what he's saying, the question is, who is putting the pressure on them to move the age and

so the industrial age kind of puttered itself out a number of ways. international age was great. time is money was great for colonial empires trying to expand around the globe. the growth imperative of capitalism is part of what allowed western europe to go takeover all of the world. we actually reached, we reached the limit of that. there's nowhere else to take over into places that we still try to take over, virtually the world bank loans, those countries got wise to that at the end of the 20 century. wait a minute, taking this loan might not actually be a good thing. they started to push back. we can reach those limits but at the same time we magically for whatever reason we plugged our computers into our phone lines and got the internet. but i don't, internet took off i would argue because of a cultural readiness for it. i guess you can call the reader response theory. we were ready for a peer-to-peer culture. just jet travel was ready for something other than spoken hub flights. human beings were ready for something other than outsourcing everything they did to a corporation

that resulted in better age functioning at age 11 and a 35% reduction in criminal offending at age 23. so, it's not biology by itself. it is not a social environment by itself. it's the mix of them coming together that conspire to create the violence offender. >> if everyone out there measuring their heart rate right now, it's not as simple as that. >> low resting heart rate. >> shouldn't be concerned. >> my thanks, again, to adrian for joining us. really fascinating stuff. >>> still ahead, still what tv sherlock holmes is doing to help sicientists find clues to cure rare disease before it's too late. helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best for your skin. neutrogena® ultra sheer. even in stupid loud places. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultra-rugged kyocera torque, only from sprint direct connect. buy one get four free for your bus

to have a comfortable old age. are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had no other way of getting health care, those without insurance, it might be more cost effective

what's the social implications of rethinking how we envision old age? >> it gets rid of stereotypes, which influence how people behave. there is a famous study that shows if the psychologist is testing somebody sort of takes the attitude well, you're not going to do well because you're old or your memory is going t do poorly, well, the person will do poorly. if they take the attitude, look, you have a lot of life experiences, you're wise, intelligent, nobody will perform better. there is feeack. ageism has a negative effect on performance. >> as we do in a cultural environment in which age is stereotyped, right? >> yes. >> then you will conform willy-nilly to that stereotype, if you're supposed to be fragile at the age 80. >> yes. >> then you become fragile. >> exactly. >> if you think, however, that your's going to be living to the age 100, then you shatter the stereotype and you don't conform to it, and you're healthier? >> you are. >> you actually affect your health? >> you affect your health by your attitude. donald palmer has the oldest thing in th

jet lag used to be knew age folklore. the can't believe it in until major league baseball manager realized that pitchers traveling west to east did worse than pitchers traveling east to west. so once they believed and it the state department started to believe it in terms of negotiations they said, maybe time isn't just all the same. you can't just schedule ourself into the a a thousand things. the research i saw each week of the lunar cycle, different neurochemical tens to dominate (chemistry grew through week dope mean, and nor ennever flip so if you know that everybody is in dope mean week -- greene week, that's part week. do try to get anything done. or they're open to new ideas. serotonin week, they'll work really hard. and ennever rein week they'll be like obama in fight or flight, organizational structural thinking, looking at things from affair, but if you understand that, not as some weird kris school possession new age witchcraft but as the fact that we are biological creatures, we have been for hundred hundreds

we have our own formula of anti-aging. i want you to take pen and paper. things that can actually reduce inflammation. we have talked about turmeric and boswillia. these are herbs. there are 3-d giants, green tea, garlic and ginger. they are excellent way. i love berries. i talked about this. blueberries, strawberries have a tremendous amount of anti-oxidants. add a little omega 3 fatty acids that makes mark happy for heart health. here a rule. i post this on my facebook because i know it's a lot of information, rule of seven, seven hours of sleep, make sure that you drink seven glasses of water a day. get rid of seven bad hob hobbies maybe you work too much and add exercise within seven days of the week. i promise this is coming from sunday house calms you will get seven more years right there for anti-aging. >> eric: exercise, we like that. >> jamie: water. just so you learn, eric has written down seven things. get on it. meanwhile, someone nagging you about quiting smoking? we are. if you kicked the habit, congratulations, but if you are still trying an

judge ruled the fda must make the drug available to anyone regardless of age. there's still no final decision in that case. plan b does not end a pregnancy. it prevents ovulation if taken within 72 hours of having unprotected sex. the drug's maker has to change its packaging to meet the fda's new requirements. that is expected to take a few months. danielle nottingham, cbs news, silver spring, maryland. >> by the way, the fda's ruling applies only to plan b one-step and not to generic versions. >>> apparently this is how lawmakers in venezuela settle disputes. several legislators were injured during yesterday's session. it began after some lawmakers refused to recognize president's election. he won the election following the death of hugo chavez. >>> finally there's some sun to talk b. erica will be here with our forecast coming up next. >> that's right. the sun is going to stick around for a few days. can it last through the weekend? i'll tell >>> i've been comb trying the day's detail -- combing through the daily retail websites to find deep discounts. may is

the age of absolute monarchs, the age of which versailles is a symbol, was drawing to an end.hings would never be the same. for louis, versailles was intended first to be a garden, and he imagined that garden as an outdoor palace built next to the one constructed in stone, and the one could not be understood without the other. in the garden, louis exercised the same despotism over nature that he did indoors over his court. these two tyrannies changed, softened even, over the long years of the reign. the most famous formal garden in europe, with its rigorous geometries of terraces and staircases, its regular parterre, gave way gradually to a greater informality of trees and fields, not merely because it was so expensive to keep up, but because a new attitude to nature was developing-- more sentimental, intimate, romantic. the mood of this moment is captured in a painting done not long after louis' death-- antoine watteau's departure from the isle of cythera. a group of courtiers prepares to leave the island of love. the painting signals the new attitude-- more informal, poetic,

the children are ages 18, 16 and 4.ice said there were rescued from this home and survived the ordeal. but their mother, carmelita stevens and 13 year-old brother did not. the bodies of the victims were found this morning and officials said they were killed two weeks ago. officers first one to the home friday after a real-judge relative reported calmly been heard fromn weeks--carmelita. hot >> james: 0 distance and returns to court today and las vegas wahl sentence attorneys tried to convince a judge that his trial lawyer,yale galanter, should not have been handling simpson's case at all. --oj simpson. they say the lawyer was a witness before the crime and could have testified in simpson's defense. simpson was convicted of armed robbery in a 2007 hotel room confrontation with to sports memorabilia dealers he thought had personal belongings and he lost following his acquittal in 1995. he was sentenced for nine to 33 years in prison. since and is expected to testify later this week. >> more than two weeks after a building

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he broke his leg at the age of 76. he had two heart operations when he was 80 years old, but he overcame those difficulties. miura's determination has impressed many elderly people. >> we're proud of him. we're encouraged by what he did. >> translator: it's wonderful. you've got to keep looking for new challenges. i'm practicing my shamison. >> reporter: miura's achievement at the age of 80 has encouraged the young and elderly, as well as those who want to stay young at heart. jun yotsomoto, nhk world, tokyo. >>> china's award winning composer dun is known for his originality. he describes his latest symphony as yesterday's world with tomorrows. and it's influenced by a little known chinese language spoken in a previous era. >> he has worldwide praise, an oscar, a grammy, and four others. it took him four years to compose this music piece. >> not many people are sure how yu shu was organized. they weren't taught to read and write chinese, so they used yu shu. >> reading this piece, written more than a century ago, i fe

in this case, it's quite clear that they went to ag and they worked this out for ag to come back andng to be a very sure decision for a while until the new ceo can be found. also under ag's leadership, they can take a much better look at the level threes. ags can get to the level threes. level twos are the chief operating officers behind the ceo. and they would not be the logical successors here, because if they're having problems, they probably were also involved with that. but the level threes are usually not very visible to the board. and if you bring in a new ceo, who's not going to be there for very long, it allows the board succession committee to take a very close look at the level threes. and i would anticipate that those level threes are going to get elevated to level two, so you can get to see more of them. >> bob damon, what do you make of all of this? >> i think fred's got a good point about the level threes. i think that p&g will look at the level threes and the challenge with the level threes is they tend to be functional experts, given the complexity of business today.

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restrictions. >> it makes it more burdensome for women of all ages. >> reporter: the age restriction may be dropped. earlier this month a federal judge ruled the fda must make the drug available to anyone regardless of age. there is still no final decision in that case. plan b does not end a pregnancy. it prevents ovulation if taken within 72 hours of having unprotected sex. the drug's maker has to change its packaging to meet the fda's new requirements. that is expected to take a few months. danielle nottingham, cbs news, silver silver spring, maryland. >> the fda's ruling applies only to plan b one step and not to generic versions. >>> an airline that prides itself in its high-tech accommodations is finally flying out of silicon valley. san jose mayor chuck reed joined virgin america personnel to celebrate the new service at mineta international airport. today the airline begins four daily roundtrip flights between san jose and l.a.x. virgin founder sir richard branson says he markets the service to silicon valley travelers and he is hoping to add destinations. >> the kind of airli

>> i don't think the age thing hillary'se of the biggest challenges whether you're my age or your age. a problem for you? >> not a problem. you?: how about for >> who she's running against? somewhat54-year-old overweight guy. >> by then he might be thin. guy from a nasty texas. we don't know who she's going to run against. >> it's going to depend in part joe said in answer to dependst question, it upon her health. >> and stamina. it is the most grueling process. chris: my question, the guy who runs against her, assuming it's a guy, could be a woman, guy, i think he must never let anybody on his team ever attack her personally. to apologize have for every attack so it's not on his record. take a shot at hillary clinton, you give her the advantage and yourself the disadvantage. that she's female but a willingness on her part that hit back that's powerful. she knows how. she has experience and has perfected the rebound. whoeveralmost foresee the nominee is having to fire an tweeting something unflattering towards hillary clinton. this.ma learned >> you're nice enough, hillary, much troub

so i'm going to remove the age limit.olling, the morning-after pill is available to anyone. the fda then says we are going to bring that from 17 back under 15, where it was where he was interfered from. the obama administration said that is what we wanted. we will keep the fda rule at 15 and are you following a. >> we are going to appeal the federal judge who said the rule is that zero. >> if that were to stand, and you could make the argument that any female of any age could go ahead and get desperate is that right? >> yes, you could, that would be awful, becau of what this drug can do to alternate the body of a young girl. a young girl couldn't possibly understand the instructions, both legal and medical that come with the job. the judge made a good point. neil: parents aren't even given access to this choice, is that the way the law will be? >> our home state among them, new jersey, they will challenge us and say, wait a second, we have been legislating for the morality of the people that live in our state. what is tha

he broke his leg at the age of 76. he had two heart operations when he was 80 years old, but he overcame those difficulties. miura's determination has impressed many elderly people. >> translator: we're proud of him. we're encouraged by what he did. >> translator: it's wonderful. you've got to keep looking for new challenges. i'm practicing. miura's achievement at the age of 80 has encouraged the young and elderly as well as those who want to stay young at heart. jun yotsumoto, nhk world, tokyo. >>> soccer fans in the u.s. are excited about a new super team. the new york yankees and the english premier league club manchester city will set up a team. new york city fc will join u.s. major league soccer from 2015. yankees' co-owner hal steinbrenner and soriano talked to reporters in new york. >> soccer, most of us know, continues to be one of the fastest growing sports in this country, particularly young our youth, and i do believe great things are going to happen here, and this team is going to be a great thing for new y

most disturbing, that spike among the middle aged. a 28% rise overall. 40% jump among white americans and among men in their 50s suicides increased by more than 48%. guns remained the leading method used in all suicides followed by poisoning, overdoses and suffocation. some perspective on all this from dr. thomas frieden, the director of the c.d.c. dr. frieden, the morbidity and mortality report is a technical document. can you tease it what stressors might explain this tremendous spike in the number of people taking their own lives? >> we don't know what specifically is causing it but the trend has been consistt andf anythingreumbe would undereimate the gravity of the problem. and, of course, even one death from suicide is a terrible tragedy and many of them are preventable. we know that in times of financial stress there's generally an increase in suicides. we also know that this is a generation that grew up at a time when they expected more than some have been able to achieve in their lives. and also that they're stressed with what their kids are goin

so the fda set the age group at 17. a women's group stood -- sued to get the age limits dropped. today f.d.a. announced 15-year-old could buy the pill. >> there's not a ton of evidence that really connects the availability of the morning-after pill with increase sexual activity among teenagers or anything like that. >> generally i'm for the morning-after pill but i do think 15 is a little young definitely because then they'll fall back on that all the time. >> i know girls my age i'm a senior in college who use condoms and birth control and the condoms break and they need that pill. >> the app -- option of the morning-after pill is a great option for women around the country. >> the fight isn't over yet. the center for pre-- reproductive rights has not given up on getting all restrictions lifted and the psychologist we spoke with says this action should encourage parents to have a frank conversation with their daughters about sex. >> coming up next tonight doctors are calling it a miracle. tonight a little girl can finally breathe on her own thanks to an historic procedure. >> an

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instituted that 17-year-old minimum age requirement. last month a federal judge in brooklyn ordered the fda to make the morning after pill available to all women. the fda says its decision was not brought on because of that judge's ruling. >>> 6:06 in sports this morning you're going to see a lot of do not curbside outside the o's room in seattle. they had a late night. the birds beat up on seattle 7- 2. and thanks a lot to that guy, nate mccloud, a solo shot. chris dickerson had two runs of his own. the ostracod o's racked up seven runs. first pitch tonight 10, 10. >>> if you're planning on watching a movie on netflix you may find it's not available anymore. >> why thousands of movies no longer there. >> and this morning it's a serious problem, kids tormenting classmates. a new study indicates another serious problem, overuse of the word bullying. >> we're dry right now, but there is some wet weather towards the west and the south. i'll tell you how long we'll be able to keep the rain away coming up. >> no delays here on 83, but i am f

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