why do we age? how do we age? my whole life changed. i said, if you can do that, let's see what your skincare does. i went out and started buying the products. not just noticed. it was jaw-dropping dramatic. everyone started saying, what have you done differently? that to me was the proof. there is never a day that my skin doesn't look great. i will never be a day without perricone. >> we have been hearing that sub-d is like nothing else. >> sub-d really really delivers. the most dramatic, powerful results to an area that every single woman -- a, you neglect it. b, you have given up hope. you don't have to give up hope. whenever i meet a woman, they say, what do you have for the neck? the neck is the biggest problem. i tell them because i have seen the results. you can see, i am passionate about it because it is the truth. they really live inside me. the area that shows our age the most. we finally have to find a solution for it. >> sub-d stands for your sub mandibular where you start getting a double chin. you start getting the sagging

the brain also begins to shrink with age. mental abilities and intelligence remain constant, but the rate at which the brain processes information slows down, causing slower reaction time and movement. and because an aging body requires less upkeep, metabolism slows down as well. the other thing... we wanted to check on was on your feet. they're big. for years, scientific research on aging focused only on its negative aspects. but improved medical care and extensive public health programs have dramatically increased the average human lifespan. over 31 million americans-- almost 12% of the population-- are over the age of 65. their numbers increase every day, as does their life expectancy. one of my cousins, della. if you look at photographs of 47-year-olds in 1900 and look now in the year 2000 at people who are... 78 years of age, they look very similar. and they're probably as robust. i am 95, and i still have some of my teeth. and i can drive a car. and if you look at an obituary page of the new york times, the astonishing

and again, our average age for our retires and independent age is -- age spans i'm not calling them out. it's on the next slide of what you expect for retirees. all the numbers are in the higher age band and of course retirees as we said they migrate a lot more to other places so they have more counties and locations represented here with 94 percent. next slide as i already called out are living in the state of cal kachl -- california. i'm moving across the tables in slide 28. and slide 29. all of our employers except city college increased the medical plan in 2014. city college they are enrollment declined by 160 lives. and san francisco unified school district has the highest proportion of their enrollment in kaiser with 60 percent of their members there. san francisco unified school district and city college have higher average age than other employers. i love this next slide. lots of pretty pictures. i get the breakout from all the other employer groups there. we are showing you proportions by gender and age and top open enrollment numbers for each of our employer groups by the vari

i had to step down from the aging policy task force and i had to cut back on my work. so all of us here need to have this report. not only accepted, but really acted upon. i'm a perfect example of that. and now, i am worried about, and just about to turn 64 in a few weeks and i am worried about my housing and we just need to make this really, really happen now and not sit on the bench. so that is all that i have to say and i wanted to say that i really appreciate you can receptive to this from the beginning and helping us to move this idea forward and it has really taken form and so thank you very much and i expect good things to come out of this report. >> we all do. >> thank you, next speaker. >> and i will read a couple more names. >> michael breskin and tommy eka and robert maskinsky. >> i am lynn jordan and i have lived in san francisco for 47 years and currently residing in supervisor yee's district. and i have spent 44 years focused on as a founding member of metropolitan community church of san francisco and sovy been participating in the full span of all of th

seventy nine million the number of people age sixty five or older. i stomped by more than a million to thirty to marry and make up a quarter of the population for the first time since nineteen fifty aged zero to fourteen dropped by more than one hundred and fifty thousand to sixteen point four million in downtown ft thirteen percent of the total on record while missy efficiency low birthrate and the aging society suggests the population will continue to decline. bank of japan governor hubby spoke on them a kiss to be determined to achieve the central bank's two percent inflation ty gets his chance yet again. the boj will take additionally easing measures if necessary to attain that goal. that made them and minds to reporters after conferring with prime minister on the on tuesday it was their first meeting in four months. soon we will not hesitate to make policy adjustments its domestic and overseas economic conditions make it difficult for us to attain the inflation target was asked today whether they had asked for further stimulus measures to pump m

is that an age question or ideological? >> i think it's age, experience, ideology. ted cruz doesn't really align with the bob dole wing of the party right now. but the question will be twofold. one, if there is a younger republican candidate going against hillary, what does that mean forgetting younger voters in key states like florida and ohio where those younger voters really came out for barack obama in both '08 and '12. fewer younger voters came out in '12, he still won by a two-to-one margin. if there's a younger republican candidate, do they have a better chance of attracting that vote, that will be the question. hovering overall that will be the experience question. if these first-term senators, if they get the nomination, do they have the experience. >> does she channel ronald reagan and turn to her younger of point and say i won't make my opponents' youthful inexperience an issue. >> she probably should do that. i think what was interesting about what bob dole said, i see something generational at age. i don't mean age. i mean politically. bob dole came of

what was i looking for when i was that age? can you prove they want it real or they don't want it real when you look at frozen food what is the likelihood of a millennial -- a frozen item as their main dish as opposed to the side dish of desserts or bread, from 1984 until today, so 1984, 6.5% of all of the dishes served to the 18 to 34-year-olds at the time, which was me when i was that age. my daughter, her main meals are frozen. do they want it real or easy and i mentioned the sandwiches being made at restaurants? you are so lazy you can't make a sandwich at your house? i wanted real. let them worry about fresh him i don't want to deal with that fresh stuff. not just easy but easier as well. you want a single difference between me and my daughter when i was 18 to 34 come in the single biggest difference when i was her age and my daughter is now her age and this generation versus the boomers anybody have any idea what the item might be? it is pizza. that is the single biggest difference. the difference between the biggest i wi

millenniums at age 8-17 in 1997 verses generation z of the same age, there were more optimistic that there would be better off. there are less likely to think it's cool to be smart. i would argue that they will probably answer that it is cool to be kind. there are more likely to daydream about running their own business, helping others, traveling around the globe, being a great artist and musician, writer, individualistic expression of creativity. and they are far more influenced by their parents than alleles. certainly mullen meals probably care of the influence of difference. all that to say, i think this is an indication of our really shifting mindset when we're talking about the consumer. the consumer of tomorrow. that was a lot of stuff. none would be happy to provide information. thanks. [applause] >> well, thanks to all of our panelists. really great information and insight. we have a few minutes for questions from the room we will be walking around with the microphone. we already have our first sticker. fantastic. >> dan mccurry chicago consumer coalition. another has been di

and in november, we held an action that addressed issues of aging lgbt aging and healthcare. and we asked tom nolan the chair of this task force to keep us involved in its work. so that we that qualified as lgbt seniors were involved in the work for the first surveys through the focus groups thorough indicational meetings and review the documents. and we are very thankful for the work of the task force and its effort and for the supervisors. and in bringing that about and i personally am thrilled to hear that legislation is already in the works to enact the recommendations of the task force. my fellow sfop leaders stand ready to assist in making those recommendations a reality. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please? >> my name is larry saxon and i am a resident of the district five and i have been for the last 35 years and i would like to thank you very much for the opportunity of having served on the task force and go from the human perspective and the mind of all present that during the process of researching and compiling this comprehensive r

millennials at age 8-17, 1997 versus the same age in 2007, if they were more optimistic that they would be better off than their parents, less likely to think it is cool to be smart and probably would have answered that it is cool to be content. they are more likely to daydream about running their own business, helping others traveling around the globe, being a great artist, musician, writer, individualistic expression of creativity is important to this generation. and farm work influenced by their parents than millennials and certainly millennials care more about the influence of their friends. all that to say i think this is an indication of a really shift the mindset when talking about the consumer here and now, millennials. that was a lot of stuff. if you have questions or need more information i would be happy to provide it. thanks. [applause] >> thank you to all our panelists. great information and insight. we have a few minutes for questions from the room. christopher will be walking around with a microphone and we already have our first taker. so that is fantastic. >> chicago co

if you start studying these windows, you can learn a lot about the life of the middle ages. we have the furriers we have even the sculptors and probably, it's one of the best representations of the 13th century. it's really a great documentation for us so i think the stained glass of chartres is really telling about the way people lived the way they thought the way they prayed, all their ideas and beliefs. the cathedrals of the gothic age, like chartres, were indeed, as abbot suger had said, "new works suffused by new light." in their combination of soaring stonework scpture, and painted glass, they created an art to set beside and even surpass the works of classical antiquity. theirsas a living art which had taken centuries to come to fruition, and it still has the power to astonish us by the sheer quantity and quality of the great churches, the vast areas they covered the huge spaces they enveloped and their ethere beauty. their art originated slowly and painfully but those who came after them, the artists whom we now call those of the early renaissance, would truly be sta

my first language was urdu, my second was the age of five, english. is being bilingual in this day and age a detriment or a benefit to raising kids? >> i think it's a gift. to have them understand that their place in the world is a small piece of this much bigger puzzle is just a gift that we can give them. and it enables them to communicate where people all over the world with people all over the world. it's no longer about who lives next door to you, who you are going to be interacting with on twitter. where are you going to be interacting or living. >> teaching your two-year-old mandarin, where do you set the lines? >> sure. i want to add, bilingualism adds social advantages. it helps kids become tolerant to diversity. you're right, it's all about balance. and people can overdo it by trying to push too hard and too soon. i wanted to go back to the idea that parenting is more natural than we have made it and the dolphin metaphor does well for that, they make their lifestyle a priority, things we are naturally driven to could is good for kids. kids a

you to myat can take age and further.he moment you lose that and start to slow down, it's a waste of time. that's exactly how i felt at 50. i honestly think i am so different now at 76 than i was at 66. i was immensely different. when i was your age i had two small children. my last kids were born when i was in my 40's. i still have little kids around me, which gave me the illusion of feeling younger. 50 is incredibly young. ivis: if it's about curiosity have got tons of that. >> it's why you are a good interviewer. heard youhought i whisper you are going back on stage. what this next work, or can you not talk about it? wi-fi option to play written in 1960 -- >> i option a play written in 1960. i love the title already. >> it started great actress of her time, and i'm going to play her role. tavis: you go on to play a woman? >> we ran it in new york quite successfully. tavis: what do you mean when you say you always wanted to? >> i have always wanted to play a female. tavis: why? >> i can't explain it. particularly this f

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from a flight recorder detected in the most promising lead yet in the hunt for missing flights then aged three seventy. as rwanda prepares to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the genocide and diplomats expelled with seconds to show up at the ceremony. mickey rooney the child actor who went on to become hollywood's biggest opposite the light at age ninety three. the goal i scored at the bride's counted hungary has said yes to forewarned is to prime minister the job on his head as posse pulled around forty five percent giving them a projected one hundred and thirty three of the parliament's one hundred and ninety nine seats and remains on daunted by this section support to the anti eu deal but upon seeing them is long gone. it will play in the areas also said not to even it is used to. they made it clear the hungry has its place in the eu the irony with a strong national governments on their dues and ethical. the socialist led the left wing alliance cold around twenty seven percent giving them thirty eight seems to me that claimed obama's victory was not a fair wind. northside mamm

sixty five or seven people with disabilities and extent of the people of working age forty seven percent of them are able to work cover only eighty two thousand people have their own earnings of twenty issues for people with disabilities were discussed during the government how in the parliament according to the minister of labour and social protection. come on in the cinema. the main reason for this situation is the reluctance of employers to hire a worker with disabilities. already though i don't know whether to spend a week is teacher at the beginning of two thousand fourteen the number of employed persons with disabilities amounted to a two thousand people or twenty one percent of the disabled people of working age employees often refuse to hire disabled people not going to face difficulties it is clear that employers knew

we're crossing threshold into old age. this is very large generation moving into the workforce around electorate. let's find a little bit how they're moving into adulthood. here is, apologize for this. this is a little bit complicated but these are two charts, one of which the one on the left are percent of people of all ages and darkest line of millenials and next line are gen-xers and green line are boomers and light green line are the silents. this same age cohort moving through time and what we see politically is interesting. we'll learn millenials in terms of voting patterns and political attitudes are quite liberal and democratic. if you identify with the democratic party, republican party, 50% millenials say independent. we've never seen numbers that high. go with the same chart on the right what relidge on are you. millenials they are three in 10 say i'm not affiliated with any religion. they simply don't choose to identify with a religion. the united states stands out in the world for advance countries we are the

it is very convenient. >> translator: everyone faces aged eyes. we designed the new glasses from the idea of making the frames a bit more fun. >> reporter: the move to cater to the silver market is not just about selling more products. people who run this business are showcasing a rather unusual experience. >> translator: it's a little bit tight for me. >> reporter: customers interested in how it feels to lie four feet under are invited to try out the coffin. this booth is dedicated to funeral services. there are many people who want to make their own decisions for the end of their life. a professional makeup artist and photographer are also available to create a memorable keepsake, a photo for the funeral. this 75-year-old lady traveled more than one hour to visit the fair. >> translator: it's good to be able to prepare the photo by myself. i don't want my daughter to have to do that. >> reporter: more and more people want a say in their final arrangements. the owners are trying to attract new customers by offering a wider range of services and c

the age of diagnosis is too late . a terrible disparity between the different populations in the , and again this 32% rise in the last few years. if you look at a chart, ribbing going in the wrong direction since it started counting. host: is a possibility that more cases -- that there's better diagnoses going on rather than more cases being discovered? guest: of course there's better diagnoses. many organizations around the country that are better diagnostic tools. that doesn't begin to address the doubling of prevalence. we have a very incomplete pitcher about what is causing this increase. the numbers are real. can all get statistics. it is so important that everybody understand that behind every one of those numbers is a person living with autism. today in this country, 3 million people woke up and are living somewhere on the autism spectrum. they have needs, as i said, across the lifespan. many of those individuals have seizure disorders heard one third of them are nonverbal. they have g.i. issues. many one employ

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of a certain age.ou're looking for. >> lifestyle expert and author jenae luciani brought some fabulous looks. >> hi. >> we love how we're going through the decades today. we're starting in the '40s with filomena. what does she have? >> i love a great maxi dress for spring or summer. this one is under $50 from ashley stewart. and i really like how it skims her body, nice, flattering silhouette and gave her the jacket from ella tweed to give her a little more coverage, nip at the waist. and she looks great. >> she sure does. >> she feels great. >> i love the purse with it. that's adorable. >> excellent. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you, filomena. betsy is coming out next. betsy is in -- >> bring it on, betsy. >> betsy is a supermodel. >> good. >> i gave her -- she has a great body, great figure. i wanted to show it off. i gave her a dress from calvin klein, under $100. gives her the hourglass shape, very age appropriate, the hemline hits at the knee where it should. i think it looks pretty.

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early age? >> i do not know if i looked for it. you guys were talking about essence of funny with dave chapelle. i know this will sound cocky, but there are people who are funny. i felt in my life that when people are drawn to me and my opinions, it has always been the things that are less effortful. to be kind of the new money and i amimmigrants very patriotic and i have this qualities, love comedy, love glitz. all of those things, i am blessed with an original point of view. if i stay true to it and what i really love, people respond to it. there are not a lot of people like me. there are girls who like the show, but it is reaching them and that is one of the nicest things about the show. it is resonating for people who are not the child of indian immigrants. >> it is -- is it a logical extension of the office? mentor,daniels is my brilliant. the type of writers on my show are very similar. i run the room the same way. it is such a different show. that was a mock human trait -- mockumentary. m

they're aging -- well, we're all aging, but the population as a whole is skewed, over 50% of people with aids and hiv in san francisco are over the age of 50. many of them have been on disability, fixed incomes for like 20 or 30 years and we're coming up to a point where two thing are happening. because rents are sky rocketing so fast, when people go off the hopa funding, for whatever reason, they move away or whatever, the money is eaten up by higher rents of our existing hopa recipients. so, no new subdifficulties are coming out of that. very few, if any. ~ subsidies so, you're seeing a declining pool of people being served. and the other thing is that seniors, when they reach 64, if they have a private disability insurance, it's canceled and they must rely solely upon their own resources and social security. we're going to see a cohort of people who are very likely going to be ripe for eviction relocation and displacement. so, if you could keep that on your radar, that would be great. thank you. tanya. >> one of the things i think is very, very important is education within the indust

. >> hi, welcome to the age scan test. >> the next test will help determine my biological age, whichdifferent than my chronological age. >> when you hear the tone press button 6 as quickly as possible. >> biological age is more about how well my body and mind are standing the test of time. >> okay. that was great. but you've got to do it faster if you want a good score. >> this is like crazy pressure. >> i'm 43 years old chronologically, but i could be older or younger than that biologically. >> really attack that button. >> i'm missing the button. >> now get ready to check your muscle movement, speed, and coordination. be aggressive. [ beeping ] >> ah! that's terrible. >> this next test will check your lungs. pick up the tube, take in the deepest possible breath you can, and blow. >> i'm trying not to see the funny in that but it's funny. here we go. >> don't stop. keep blowing. more, more, more. until you just can't exhale anymore. push out every last bit of air. you should be gasping at the end. >> oh. >> you have now finished all the tests. >> ow. >> good-bye and good health. >>

stroke is an age-related disease. most of its victims are middle-aged and older. dr. saver: the incidence of stroke approximately doubles for every decade over the age of 45. two-thirds of all strokes occur over the age of 65. but stroke is also not uncommon in mid-adult life, or even in childhood. and there are more strokes in patients under the age of 45 than there are cases of multiple sclerosis. the risk factors for stroke, in certain respects, resemble the risk factors for other cardiovascular diseases. dr. saver: high blood pressure, hypertension, is the number one modifiable risk factor for stroke. high blood pressure increases the risk of stroke fivefold compared to people who don't have high blood pressure. the conventional definition for high blood pressure is having a systolic blood pressure-- the upper number-- that's 160 or higher, and the diastolic blood pressure, or lower number, that's 85 or 90 or higher. if you have blood pressure in that range, then to work with your physician in lowering the blood pressure. usually the first steps are lifestyle chan

welcome to come on is that of a young age. mozambique the two who won the sixteen years old and a mother. that's nothing unusual in rural mozambique where half of all girls are married before their weekly each one in five years married before the age of fifteen. their husbands families generally just see them as cheap labor. i had my baby my parents sent me to my inlaws. all they did was call me. i was welcomed. he also was one of the lucky ones she and her trials are healthy. the seat and longer lives far away from the nearest hospital. this year. it was at times in concert i own. her husband works in south africa. just for you as he was alone when she went into labor. baby was today. edwards took several changes to pressure from the baby cut off blood flow in her pelvis causing tissue damage and tearing. this week sri sai. just like hugging will continue. world health organization says some three point five million women around the world suffered this kind of injury called obstetric fistula. it's rare in industrialized natio

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this is the age of taking action. viagra.rap of ancient paper is making big waves with some of the most esteemed scholars in the world. fresh debate on an age old question, was jesus married? scientists analyzing a piece of papyrus called gospel of jesus' wife, concluded it almost certainly is ancient and not a fake. harvard divinity professor karen king discovered the fragment in 2012 spurring years of heated debate and tests to verify its awe then t authenticity. why it contains a phrase never before in scripture, jesus said to them, my wife. the latest in a string of recent discoveries giving us more insight into biblical times. >> the first case we have of christians claiming that, that jesus had a wife. >> in fact documents like this helped inspire the davinci code. >> jesus' wife. >> for many biblical scholars it added intriguing new evidence to what we know as the biblical narrative. they caution it doesn't prove that jesus had a wife. for conspiracy theorists, the find adds more to the mystery of why certain writings

the problem with slavery in the age of emancipation.i will bet money that it will win many very prestigious awards throughout this entire time you have also directed, what, over 60, 58 dissertations including mine, cases, many of you in this room, many you are here and a number of others. your graduate students or former graduate students are represented at every major research institution in the united states and many abroad. not just the field of history, but the field has to versus english, law, public health. i mean, it's true the extraordinary. and the conclusion of this trilogy 48 years later is an extraordinary inspiration, not just to historians, but said every writer, to everyone who writes. and so want to thank you for that inspiration. >> i can't thank you enough for the review you wrote in the wall street journal. [laughter] >> when they asked me, i confessed. david was my student. i would love to do it, but i have to disclose my relationship. they let me write it. i acknowledge my relationship by saying that he directed my

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i the nutritionist with the department of aging and adult services. i wanted to give you an overview of the major nutrition programs our department supports and how we can address part of the food insecurity issues so our mission is to promote the well being and self sufficiency among individuals, families and communities in san francisco, and we have three major nutrition programs that do that. first is the meals program and the home delivered meals program and also we have the home delivered grocery programs. while today we won't go into details on the congregate program but it's helpful to get an overview and how it supports food insecurity with these groups so the meal program is supported with federal and state money as well local funds. we currently fund 43 different centers throughout san francisco. many are in senior centers, some churches, some housing facilities that are also open to the public, seniors coming in from the outside, and a number of different places. i think we have one -- some say rec and park facilities so we make it accessib

to have a comfortable old age. you 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 >>> >>> [ gavel ] >> >> the health service board meeting is now in session. all stand for the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nati

the ages range between 15 and 16.national school safety and security service. welcome, sir. >> good morning, carol. once again we have this conversation. it's sad. >> it's more than sad. it's just hard to wrap your mind around why this keeps happening in our schools. >> i'm a father as well as 30 years in the school safety business. i think this illustrates what we've talked about as we work with schools across the country. it may be that gun. it may be a stabbing. in the ub coming days bs one of the questions, was there any warning signs? did somebody know? were there any clues? >> was there something on social media, facebook, twitter? but it raises an issue we've been talking with schools when we're doing that security assessment is the early morning arrival. about 7:13 was the the initial call. the good news was they had a school resource officer there. while it didn't completely eliminate this from happening, it's possible the scenario could have been worse if there wasn't an officer on scene to call for help to

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