and then also the california foundation on ageing. so, this being my first meeting, there was a lot to learn. so, there were representatives of probably 25 of the 33 agencies. psas each had submitted a report to the -- to taccc representing what had been done in the last quarter. so, for example, the representative from the lake county, you kie yeah area talked about there had been 11 evacuations during the fires this summer and the impact and some of the challenges on seniors. and then voted on new officers, bylaw changes, meetings scheduled for next year. our next meeting is in december. the second day of the program was the california summit on long term services and support. this is the eighth annual conference and it is sponsored by the scan foundation. it's focus was on elections and voter views on the need in california for long term master plan on aging. so, we had video statemented by the two gubernatorial candidates and also by ash kora from the south bay and some reports on the recommendations from the california task force

, what the state of ag is. a lifelongam rancher and i recognize that it is getting harder and harder to transition to the younger generation because of the highly leveraged industry, the risk that farmers take every each day, the money have to borrow, put it in the dirt and hope that there is a crop to harvest later. i have worked extensively to nets.safety a champion at about five different bills that ended up in the last farm bill that give us net.ety permanent livestock disaster programs to make sure we had a safety net for those who grew this world food. it is incredibly important. . we are in the middle of a trade war. i have encouraged this administration to wrap that up as quickly as possible. we had four years of decreased prices to begin with and then the trade warhead. it. has been pretty devastating -- then the trade war hit. we need more markets and the ability to do that. one thing i have advocated for as a federal level was ethanol. i am a big believer in ethanol and its part in our future. the pr

we also look at worms and fish that provide tantalizing hints for how to live to a ripe old age. and we take a dive under the polar icecap where researchers have made a disturbing discovery. a caravan of shrews the young animals hang on to one another to keep from getting lost their little hearts be surrounded thousand times a minute is an incredible metabolic feat that's why shrews have to eat pretty much nonstop otherwise they would quickly starve they can gulp down up to twice their body weight in food in a single day. and that's flown from their only unusual characteristic. it's nine in the morning outside the max planck institute in the heart of in south western germany have a lot sorrow is on the lookout for some furry friends. the biologists to set up seventy traps. but so far only one creature has been captured. shrews are pretty elusive animals although they might look like mice these small mammals aren't rodents in fact that distantly related to moles. and they have amazing qualities. i like shoes they're a cute they're a somehow excel take he's not an animal that you u

on the grounds of age.xpect, and then doctors should make individual decisions with individual patients, according to their needs. so women after the age of 35 should not be denied ivf on the grounds of age? there shouldn't be a blanket ban. of course, people need to be treated according to their individual circumstances, and these decisions are made independently of ministers, but the point of having the national guidelines is so that that is the position people can expect right across the country. let's talk now to sarah norcross — from the campaign group fertility fairness which has looked at the different rules on ivf treatment across the country. dr adam balen is a professor of reproductive medicine from the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists — he thinks that all women should be offered ivf up to the age of 42 — and dr andrew drakeley, clinical director of the hewitt fertility centre which is part of the liverpool women's nhs foundation trust — he says the nhs is not in a position woman.

added to the worms feed that prevents age related neurodegeneration. without glucose i mean the round worms become increasingly stiff and unflexible. with that they stay active much longer and they also live longer. when they experimented with kili fish dario villains are nose team made a further intriguing discovery they collected the feces of junk fish and fed them to older killer fish thereby transferring the young ones intestinal bacteria the result was unexpected to say the least. the researchers monitored the fitness levels of older killa fish in the labs test pool and were able to identify that fish fed with a gut bacteria of young fish were a lot more active and lived up to thirty percent longer than those in the comparison group. the scientists have also succeeded in influencing the lifespan of months the rodents on the right are simply given less feed not only are they slimmer they also live longer given that mice are mammals this is significant. experiments with mice prove that it's possible to extend life spans with medication or by adjusti

when he arrived in the uk, there was an issue with his age and the age that he gave was disputed by therities. so they placed him in an ata —— disputed by the authorities. so they placed him in an at a —— as an adult asylu m placed him in an at a —— as an adult asylum seeker. how old was he at this time? 17. while he was there he was assaulted in his accommodation. he decided to stop going back to his hostel and became homeless. eventually the home office resisted alex and concluded he was indeed just 17. a child. but by then, penny says it was too late. in alex's case, he was not believed about how old he was, and i think that he had been through a lot of very dramatic experiences that he would have been thinking about. so after a few months of being in the uk, is mental—health, is mental state started to deteriorate. as a consequence of that, he took his own life. the home office has to ask itself whether it, putting children through immigration control is worth the risk of their well—being. they are experiencing trauma and there are experiencing trauma and there are experiencing trau

because of the golden age to shape life in the netherlands today. artists and designers aren't the only ones who take inspiration from the past or other cultures chefs do as well and here in berlin top chefs are adding a bit of japanese spiced so they're calling merry creations and this thanks in part to marcus schmitz he specializes in soya sauce pace and other fermented products and the results are quite surprising. in the production of japanese pastes like me so he's perfected the. a centuries old technique in which food is left to ferment in containers by adding bacteria. the process can take years. for more than a decade the japanese entrepreneur has been a fan of the mentored fish. that was on the unfermented book special about fermentation is that on the one hand it's naturally healthy but on the other you can use the process to create many new flavoring. so it's something you can use to create totally new things it's a type of tool and then not true. this is the very people trained for rediscovering old traditions. explain how they work and

white, middle—aged men. causing the spike in numbers. white, middle-aged men.ng to kill myself. i just said, middle-aged men. i was going to kill myself. ijust said, dude, you are just a flunky in the machine and it is time to get the hell out. the largely white state of montana has the highest suicide rate in america, at double the national average. i wa nt to at double the national average. i want to try and understand just why so want to try and understand just why so many middle—aged white men are taking their own lives. and what the impact of that is here. there was another gun there, and i thought, cani another gun there, and i thought, can i catch up? how fast does us all travel, can i please catch up and be with him? —— does a soul travel? . i have come to flathead lake in western montana, where kids are gathering for a summer camp. but they are not here just for a holiday. this is a camp for grieving children. nice to meet you finally. tina barrett is the direct of the grief resource centre which runs the four day event. kids come to us with different

masterpieces and economic prosperity all symbols of the dutch golden age. in the seventeenth century amsterdam population rapidly expanded as the netherlands natal and mercantile power soared to new heights new affluent districts united and three new canals were laid out the princeton crisis and heading home for which the city's famous today. the newer expansions and the more recent expansions were usually the places where. the most affluent people move to because then it had become too crowded in the end all the parts of the city and the new parts obviously . gave the possibilities to build on a grander scale like this elegant house built in sixteenth some two one for a wealthy merchant. behind a spacious home there's a garden in coachman's house a typical set up back then to ensure overcome first destroyed by a prosperous merchant and his family in one thousand nine hundred four the house was acquired by a powerful merchant family the van loons. they were involved in dealing international trade and also in insurance policies so over the course of time due

so, i'm sure you're familiar with the age and disability friendly effort. our collaborative planning process to make sure we have an accessible and inclusive san francisco. i want to highlight too that i'm very proud that san francisco is one of the first municipalities if not the first to incorporate disability if their age friendly city frame work which is exciting and important to us. this effort is looking at our aging population who are living in urban environments with a focus on community based living and all of the impacts on our environment. and it is based on the world health organization and right now we are in the middle of a five-year planning process and we are in the implementation phase of implementing the recommendations that came out of the task force work that came out from the previous year and a half. specifically targeting older adults, folks with disabilities, those with age related cognitive impairment and care givers so we can identify strategies collaboratively to address the barriers that we know exist. so, the eight domains as a

but increasingly the lives are governed the age we are living in is the information age. and the defining tool and feature of our era will be data but i'm not that person i'm not a data person or an economist or statistician i am a humanities guy. and taking shape all around us. songs and stories progress and reaction the english major types that they could be pretty important and the professor should tell a story that could concern everybody here. it appears that socialism and then with capitalism. that means i know you know, it has a terrible ending because as you might have guessed i am not a socialist. but in with the popularity of socialism among millennial's. the money ills that supported bernie sanders that supports ms. cortez now they don't know socialism is. not aware of the murderous track record of state socialism. but when millennial say they support socialism they are thinking of something very different than the gulags. and then the one necessarily leads to the other but when they say they prefer socialism to capitalism they prefer the new deal and that is i

admired the illuminated manuscript we have treasured in our library and archives since the early middle ages. since. the town that grew up around our monastery took its name from the founder and. we were right in the center then now we're situated on the periphery that is also part of our history. it began in six hundred twelve the year in which the irish missionary columbine and his followers gul parted company. when gul fell ill cullen bunn travelled on to italy without leaving gun alone at lake constance. the place where the river diana plunges down into the valley gull built his sound soon he was joined by fellow monk very nearly by a battle. over a thousand years ago the monk to a tale one of our most talented artists can't this legend in ivory. while gull was praying the bear came and ate his food reprimanded the bear and ordered him to go and collect wood for his fire the bear obeyed and gallo rewarded him with bread but ordered him in return to leave the valley and since that time gul has always been depicted with the best our monastery developed from gull cell as described in the ga

white middle—aged men have the fastest growing suicide rate in the us.ind the statistics and find out more about one of these men, one of these dads. after rick's death in texas in 2014, jenny came to montana to build a new life. she remarried, and now there's a little baby brother for lilly and abby. it is a beautiful picture, isn't it? they look quite a lot younger! yes, they look different. what was he like when you met him? well, he was teaching in the same high school that i was teaching, and i was like, "ooh, who's that?" who's that chap? right, right, and we started having coffee, and writing letters to one another, so we fell in love with letters. and to me, i think part of the reason i was so attracted to him, because he was this really strong, powerful man, but he was always a little emotionally standoff—ish. hejoined straight out of high school, and within months, was deployed to a frontline hospital during the first gulf war. he returned to build a life, which looked happy and successful, but under the surface, rick was struggling. i came hom

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washington app and search age friendly.in the district, news 4. >> take off those running shoes and put on the high heels.s tonight i the annual high heel race in dupont circle. this is video from last year's race. the run goes from r to church street with runners in drag. it started with twoen in drag trying to see who could run to one bar and te a shot and another event and take a shot. and these are not small heels. 3>> there's a inch minimum requirement. >> yeah. unning ody can do it in shoes. >> are there any actual women in this? >> let's go with no. >> yeah. don't know.in but i it's open to everyone. i'm a pretty good runner in heels. >> you can do it. you are a delicate flower. those ladie would knock you down. >> just letting you know before su enter. this adult swim time. >> so true. i would just be onhe floor. >> rain or shine. this year they get a shine. going to be great weatherni t. i live only a couple of blocks away. maybe i'll make it, but they run that shing late. 9:00. >> i'm not. you know wha -- >> let's

>> there are some 65 bread across the fleet, some of those are simple ages because we have the age and the h1 to three, the different variances, the c- 130 are resident in puerto rico and we have some in great falls and a couple other locations. >> there is a plan to recapitalize the legacy c-130? >> to recapitalize, no. we are doing our best to modernize and at this time we are not asking for this recapitalization effort, we do seek support for more and as we get those we get them into the old fleet and that is how it works. >> after the mishap there was a strategic review that was done that came out with some list of risk and mitigations to be completed not later than june 15 of this year and i apologize, i was late maybe you have covered that but can you give me an update on the report, i haven't had the chance to read it, what were some of the recommendations that were part of that and where you added implementing those? >> with regard to a specific accident with the investigation ongoing, we have not implemented anything that would've come from the area. for the strategic report y

age 63. in less than a decade, robert h. jackson was gone. age 62. while we are here, passing through, for our learning, for their examples and lessons, for our better chances and facing our challenges, we are extremely lucky that in very direct senses each of these men gave us in fullness very much of the other. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> tuesday evening, american history tv is in prime time. we continue with federal appears judge ginsberg. on the history and evolution of the nation's highest court and debate over original is in. later she sits down for in virtue about time as a clerk for justice thurgood marshall. american history tv primetime begins at 8 pm eastern. >>> coverage continues tuesday with several live debates. at 8 pm eastern on c-span, the senate debate between mitt romney and jenny wilson. to fill the seat of orrin hatch. on c-span two, massachusetts governor charlie did -- baker debates jason solace. at 10 pm on c-span, the arizona congressional district debates between democrats and republicans. all of the debates are a

[laughter] as he calls it the age of euphemism differs from the age of imposter in that while imposterly maxed euphemism misunderstands and misspeaks. going so far as to fight its own faith. .. book award for nonfiction. [applause] speed three. >> thank you so much. and also to the anisfield-wolf awards this is an honor for me and also to the other winners tonight i am honored to be alongside and also n. scott momaday that are among my favorite writers. i first heard about anisfield-wolf awards when he won nonfiction 1954. and thinking a lot about my connections with writing a different genre but also to spend time here in cleveland. so i'd like to think that the spirit can access. so also now in the schomburg center i'm now the director in harlem. so for me it is a full circle might and i think it is fitting the award itself is the circle. i really want to thank many people who helped this book come about and it took six years to write. nobody cares about fakery and i also want to thank richard and my good friend who is here into the book is dedicated to and to suffer the indignity an

but as we all know in the digital age the information age the news never stop so i was glued to my phone practically every free moment that i had one morning i was eating pancakes with my kids i realized i was distracted really what i didn't want to be a wanted to be making pancakes with my kids and i thought stop this is no way to live. i didn't used to be this way i used to be able to be alone with my thoughts and other people for hours. so this whole revolution is about ten years old and not that mature. speaking to my friends they shared my anxiety and something that it didn't like it it didn't feel right it was going too far, too fast but when i speak to millennial's , i never got the sense they were that worried about it. to them that is just the way things are and have been and for most of them, it is all upside, the internet, the sharing economy, social media gives them the things they have been trained to want with instant gratification the ability to call a cab without standing on the street in the rain with the hand in the air or to find a date without actually having to go in

after the age of the sun king the château once again stood empty for fifty years.here was an internet so when the exiled king of poland stannis last mission scanned his queen the parents and all of louis the fourteenth resided here. but although the luckless x. king had the multilinear and gardens planted in the annals the flies and malaria were too much for him and he left as quietly as he had come. the next episode and shaun bosse history had a more bombastic flavor maurits of saxony an illegitimate son of augustus the strong was given a chateau in recognition of his military trial. this is one of the tiled stoves he brought with him from saxony. bar the victorious warrior held court like a king in addition to his own bodyguard regiment the saxon volunteers hundreds of other soldiers from many countries paraded and exercised. following a jewish zealous count so the story goes marts of saxony died at age fifty four. his last words have been handed down life is a dream my dream was beautiful but. after that again student time went by and it grew dilapidated. it was

elect, he is 75 years of age.e would be 77 were he to decide to challenge president trump in 2020, other potential radical dem candidates include senator bernie sanders he is 77, and ir elizabeth warren is 69, she would be in her 70s. their age does not concern me as much as their lack of capacity to lead and lack of character. and other deficiencies that loom larger than their age. joining me now former reagan white house political director, fox news political analyst and strategist, ed rollins. i love this story. about these people in their 70s, democratic party vying, you know you have what is it? jinzipy dipy veto taking on crun texas, what is going on with that party? >> it has no message. it is not just age of the candidates, old you know, still. once they got rid of the fdr agenda, they have no agenda. they have young people coming in that want something new, they want someone to tackle problems. biden has always been a tired candidate. >> he wants those names to keep popping up. >> if you don't get biden,

up grades to keep these aging aircraft relevant. this committee has been active in supporting propulsion system up grades for legacy c-130 aircraft in the reserve component by authorizing additional funds for this important effort. to date the air force has not requested this funding in its base budget. our review of marine intratheater aircraft shows the service is also on track to fully recapitalize its aging kc-130 t fleet with 79 kc1 j aircraft, and finally the navy begins to recapitalize its t fleet of 25 aircraft by procuring its first three new air crafts in 2023. with that said questions remain of the level of effort being playest placed in pursuit of this program by navy reserve sponsors as they seek to balance the needs of competing service priorities. additionally there's concern about how the services respond or responded to the crash of the kc-130t and c-130h with navies and marines grounding their fleets and air force choosing to continue to fly those aircraft. and more specifically this committee is interested in lear

and just why are people renting out these middle-aged men?is to get advice from an older, wiser person. normally, if you want advice from a middle-aged man, you have to walk into a home depot and say out loud, "hold on, there can't be a difference between a claw hammer and a drywall hammer, can there?" ( laughter ) well, as a middle-aged man myself, i had no idea what a gold mind i was sitting on. and i'm excited to share my wealth of life experiences with the world. which leads me to my newest segment: "middle-aged man wisdom." ( laughter ) hold on, before i begin, jimmy, put me in a den! ( cheers and applause ) all right. and, jon... ( laughter ) cue the affordable steely dan sound-alike! ( sliding guitar music ) okay, first words of middle-aged wisdom: you don't need a mop to clean up spills if you wear thick enough tube socks. ( laughter ) ( applause ) listen up. pepcid a.c. costs $3 over the counter, but if you ask your doctor to call it into the pharmacy, it's half price. that way you've got an extra $1.50 to spend on raisinets. ( laugh

>> good morning and welcome to the agency on aging. please call the roll. [roll call] we ask that you please silence all electronics and sound-producing devices. >> thank you. before asking for approval of the agenda, there is a modification, no closed session today. so with that change, a motion to approve the agenda. >> so moved. >> all in favor? items carries. item three, approval of the august 18th meeting minutes. do i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question, all in favor? aye. thank you, the motion carries. the executive director's report. welcome back from vacation, sherrie. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. just a few things, since we met three weeks ago we haven't had a huge amount of activity at dawson, it's reportable but i have a couple things i wanted to mention. the first is we have convened our residential care facilities work group to look at the need for residential care facilities in san francisco, kind of working with residential care faciliti

staying with the golden age we have. a masterpiece of sorts here which you have created a book dedicated to the old masters tell me what this project came about. from the mind stephen home to cambridge the idea to make the book. was made the book and the table and to make a book that really can live in the shadow of these works so you do want to make super interesting book and the special about paintings is course they have size photography doesn't have size pages of size so what is big who can show that of course you see always the full image like you see in every our book then in this book. the first thing we do is we go through one hundred percent cutout so this is a cut out of the painting a real size so you are now standing basically where rembrandt stood when he was painting so you really have the same intimacy of the painting. that is something that i was super happy that we could innovate the books on the level right before of course after one hundred seventy go to bigger and larger and we go more detail because

the program doesn't have a minimum age. accompanied by a parent or guardian up to the age of 14. 15, 16 and 17 can participate with a parent's authorization signature. jade was 7 when she took the training with her mom. are there other questions? okay. thank you. >> thanks so much. next on our agenda, i'm really excited about this, just this week on wednesday, in partnership with san francisco unified school district, we had a big announcement, win is the first of its kind earthquake curriculum that is being introduced to kids within the school district and their families around seismology, so it's part of the science curriculum and emergency preparedness. one of the stats about this i think is amazing -- this is curriculum that will hopefully be part of the school district for the next 20 years. and that means it will touch over 800,000 san francisco kids and their families, which is a big number. for anyone that has kids, when they are introduced something like this in school and they're instructed to come home and get th

the loot an incinerator in the hills west of the aging burns about a night from the city's galv age transforming the hate into energy. according to john yoo a shang from the city government a chivas plan produces the signed amount of electricity as one hundred forty three . tons of coal. should you go in there for a woman or. center yourself. and to build a. china wants its big cities to burn more than half the household waste by the end of this decade but if the rubbish isn't properly stored there are problems. so you. seem to go. to your beach all. day so you sell aren't you. don't know how. from what we see heed to the this still a lot of plastics in the mix. it's clear china has a long way to go. for food korea role jan it's been another long day on the streets of beijing so the central government is now considering restrictions on packaging including tiger away food containers. rajon hasn't heard about these plans but he agrees there needs to be china. and less on the. i've come back to see the rubbish pico. and his nephew. six weeks earlier he told us he was worried the local government wo

today instantly recognizable blue and white helped porcelain remains a popular classic the golden age was also the heyday of dutch painting the world's finest collection is held in the museum it's home to such masterpieces as when bronze nightwatch. and yan them is milkmaid. it was an explosion of genius that lasted some hundred twenty years that's why we call it the golden age not just an up but in everything. experts estimate that seventeenth century artists created an amazing ten million words in a war. zone is in the title is the life of the artist in the golden age wasn't exactly romantic they were salesmen with clients led by as had power and cash in commission not works that reflected their status within their own everyday lives on show break first and still lives portrayed some landscapes already deliver normal everyday subjects. echoes of the golden age still shape life in the netherlands today for design a mass abundance they have served as a. inspiration on many his projects. staying with the golden age we have a masterpiece of sorts here which you have created a book dedic