he chosen point at age 37 -- during tribal keubl conflict.here came to our place a large african-american who killed many men and took me and to the great sea and sold me into the hands of the and tians who bound me isn't me on board a great ship and we sailed on the great sea a 1/2 and came to charleston in the christian language. to a small old me weak and wicked man johnson a infidel who had no fear of god. is the important thing here he survived. people thought it was important enough to carry it on. others obably were written by people who were nslaved but this is the only known existing manuscript in slave in then by a united states. omar ibn ore about on m artifacts -- on m history tv american history tv. > a former u.s. arm psychiatrist and retired marine lieutenant colonel who both join to valley historians to discuss problem years of in the file american -- final years of manpower articipation hosted by after tet the military war at university of kansas. >> i would like to welcome back.ody i'm the executive director of eaarmy center

apply the new 21 age minimum. and we encourage the states to raise to 21 and meet those requirements as they currently do. and it would apply to all types of populations and all types of tobacco products including e-cigarettes. as a father of a marine and the committee, extend this, to the members of the military as we do to their civilian counterparts. so i look forward to working with the majority leader and many ours to do a good thing for our young people and raise the tobacco age to 21. as the leader mentioned, there are other senators, senators romney and young, and senators schotts and durbin. and they've invested energies in this effort and we pledge to work with all of them and we can come together on behalf of our young people. with that, mr. president, i thank you for the time and thank you to the majority leader and leave the floor. >> and the senate about to gavel in continuing debate on judicial nominations, this aftern a

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over the age of 18 so why is the book person can be sort of married off at that age and why it is up to like parents and a judge to decide these are children we're talking about here these are children who like you said don't have certain rights they can't even vote they can't join the military they can't they can drive. 16 that is but they can get married if the these children don't even have minds made up of their own and and to weed out to look at ok who are they marrying somebody a lot older but it's no one. why abuse can be very imminent in these cases because when you marry you marry a child off to somebody say that especially because it happens to be more girls or women getting married at this younger age and marrying 2 males who are dominant in control a lot older so what are we showing society that hey they're 1516 years old and i'm a parent i want to allow my child to get married i mean you can't even make your own decisions let alone one of be tied down to anybody else acts in a day without your parents' permission before a big event can be voted on to a judge to get what

over 30 as a woman over 30 i have watched like the men my age do not want to date someone their own age they want to date someone younger and younger and younger but i think the strange thing is they don't really get it and there's a maturity kind of lack there and i want to before we run out it's i want to read one quote was another one from the moby actually quoted lama del rey another singer who at the time was about 20 went on a date with them and he took her to are his penthouse and he claims that she said to him you're a rich wasp from connecticut and you live in a 5 level penthouse you're the man as in stick it to the man as in the person they get teen in the revolution and i think what's really interesting about it is that moby thought that was a compliment and i think that's indicative of the maturity. and it's not a compliment gentlemen when somebody says that i want to really want to thank you guys for setting them and having this conversation with me this week and you know the thing about the difference of age is whether you're. 45 there are some differences there thank you

of aging. i think sometimes that is e misnomthat, oh, you're getting older, so certainly you're going to be going through some depreson, but statistics show that that's noy actuall the case. one of theiggest things that we look about in our older as ts is that it comes out physical complaints -- headaches, stomach aches. they go to eir doctor. and then gemetimes it ts dismissed as, oh, that's normal part of aging. so, it's really important for our older adults to feel like they're being heard from their doctors, because there is depression in older adults. we are seeing our older adultst aking their own lives for so various reans, but it doesn't have to be a normal part of aging. >> what are some of the other factors? is it, you know, growing older and having to deal with physical issues and illness, but also dependence or losing their independence? >> losing independence. and i think just isolation that comes with, as ,u age you start to lose your spouse, close friends. you're losing those aun

our way of doing that in san francisco is to have age and disability -- i'm sorry -- age and disability resource centers across the city, and we have 13 of them. one of them is through tour works it's focused on younger people with disabilities. so that's what we've done there. then i guess lastly, we fund advocacy. it allows you to fund advocacy even with older americans act dollars because the federal government knew and continues to know there's not nearly enough money in some of these services. we fund senior and disability action to really do a lot of advocacy at the city and state level to ensure that people with disabilities and older adults have resources. i'm going to end with that. there are other programs that we have that serve both populations, but i really wanted to focus in on some of the changes. i hope that's helpful, and i'm happy to take any questions. >> thank you for that informative presentation and being so sensitive around the time. we will jump in councilmember questions. we'll go in order of request. so first order is alex madrid. >> thank you for coming. i hav

it's now the oldest place in germany the average age is just over fifty years old that's almost four years above the national average. but an aging population has serious consequences small pensions a lack of care for the elderly and a shortage of skilled workers. now a project supported by the chamber of industry and commerce internship is hoping to ease a shortage in cooperation with vietnamese workers one of them is twenty two year old. mr. biden will be your best of our mark colleagues your. sometimes the work is very difficult. but if the colleagues are there for very funny we laugh together. and that motivating. attracting young skilled workers to germany is one thing that come vincent home to stay especially in the rural areas is another but that isn't a problem for. i like the car and that's what i'll stay in. this fresh air. what else but. it's the food is good. the sausage here is really really bad no no no no no no tasting sorry tasty but first. book was my favorite. first with mustard and ketchup. i just never silent has put the german government's plan for a law which wo

it baked very much like stone age men.pplying a great deal of heat and time to achieve this loaf of bread which is 17 centuries after the death of -- roman baker, thomas baker thomas jefferson, and writing the declaration of independence, articulated one of mahan's great ideas, freedom. genius whose a design of the university of virginia and has house reflected his love of gracious living and design. it was jefferson who introduced spaghetti into the american diet, as well as such foods as french fries, asparagus, ice cream and vanilla flavoring. some of the finest meals served in america were prepared in jefferson's kitchen. while jefferson's political ideas were an advance over the ancient romans, his food preparation ideas were the same, involving the same application of heat, labor and time. the ironarrival of horse and the industrial revolution did not substantially change methods of food preparation, as can be seen in this virginia city, nevada home, built a century ago and preserved in its functional state, includin

age of 16, our society already gives 16-year-olds greater responsibility. they cannot exercise their voice where it matters most, at the ballot box. >> at the last minute, they decided to table the vote. >> 16-year-olds would be voting for president if they got the right to vote. >> however, many americans believe 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds are students, and therefore, not mature enough to voice their opinions through voting. >> fiscal years are more for civic education than civic engagement. >> at the age of 16, most students have had some cut up -- some kind of high school credit bearing government or history course, so they civictand what the process is. >> i think the wording that are too immature. but all those young voters would vote for someone just because of popularity. >> there's a lot of scientific information now that shows teenagers are perfectly able to make decisions early. >> 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds are mature enough to vote. i don't see the difference between a 16-year-old voting in our election versus a 20-year old or 25-year-old.

at institute on aging. to your question regarding rent, we are only charging san francisco according to the program guidelines that your accounting department charges. we have two sides for this program. one is at the institute on aging , and the other is a site closer to who they support in the community, which is on market street. so we are utilizing all of our capacity to serve the community, and out of gary. the other part is, most of our case managers do not drive, what they are actually doing is through buses. we are talking about folks who are transporting and looking at individuals from one end of the city to the other end of the city, and it is our most robust program, so that is part of the cost you see there. >> okay. one other question. what is the global purchase of services which costs just over a million dollars per year? >> can you repeat the question, commissioner? >> page 4, the purchase of service category -- >> the global purchase of service, yes. that is a dollar amount set aside specif

for instance over the age of 50. here that has an influence so the normal fecundity gets. own after the age of 30 in the wife. but definitely between 303530 that's not a huge problem after 40 years of age that's a problem because of the problem of the quality of the x. the quality of the existing minish ing after the dramatically after the age of 38 years and the introductory age of survive is very important on the other hand the male influence is not that important but after the age of 50 you have also added or quality of the sperm looking at treatment options i mean i think that it depends on the costs of the infertility but what kind of options to offer ok if there's an all male disturbance in the women it's the treatment is very easy. you have to give her some tablets or injections to produce eggs and then if she has an ovulation she then these this problem is solved on the other hand if there are moderate problem with the sperms you could combine this one was an artificial insemination so drugs for ovulation and

issues we've been traveling around the country to find out what's on people's minds germany is an aging society this year the country is predicted to have more over sixty year olds than under thirty year olds the country's population has aged dramatically over the past seventy years and it's a trend that's expected to continue this year the average age is forty six by twenty fifty it's set to climb to fifty on the latest stage of her tour around germany reports on the impact of a great population. on the next part of my journey i'm heading east in the state of terror in one spot a film east germany. once the center of germany's arms production since the fall of the war so has lived through a long three decades of decline and is shrinking it's a phenomenal rate since the mid ninety's has lost more than a third of its inhabitants falling to just thirty five thousand and disappearing youth is also. the unique title. it's now the oldest place in germany the average age is just over fifty years old that's almost four years above the national average. but an aging population has serious conse

we set those based upon the age of the client. how many years you have been with us and various other factors, engagement that you are participating in, those type of things. nice increase in 2018 over 2017. that is in much greater detail in the full year report. the other services you offer the membership. ask the expert is a service we offer through best doctors. we find this tends to be one of the least utilized services for what it offers. let's say somebody don't have a surgery they are facing but they have a general question about health or possible family history of certain conditions. maybe they have not been diagnosed. they may not have a case, per se, they may not have had treatment recommended for a condition. they can call best doctors and we will get an expert to review the question and respond to them without the need of opening medical records, that type of thing. sometimes people call, thinking they are calling to ask a question. through our clinical intake we will find out maybe they have a case. they may have cal

it's now the oldest place in germany the average age is just over fifty years old that's almost four years above the national average. but an aging population has serious consequences smaller pensions a lack of care for the elderly and a shortage of skilled workers. now approach executed by the chamber of industry and commerce internship is hoping to ease a shortage in cooperation with vietnamese workers one of them is twenty two year old. mr. biden will be your best of our mark colleagues. sometimes the word is very difficult. but if their colleagues are there for a very funny we laugh together. and that motivating. attracting young skilled workers to germany is one thing but come vincent home to stay especially in the rural areas is another but that isn't a problem for. that's what i'll stay in the me. that's fresh air. what else but. it's the food is good. the sausage here is really really bad there's no no no no tasting sorry tasty but first. book was my favorite. first with mustard and ketchup. i just over siloam has put the german government's plan for law which would ease work

almost half of those people are under age 65.investing in this community is really important for the future of our city. so, again, this is something we used to communicate with the public about disability. the first chart says san francisco residents report many types of disability. and some people report multiple disabilities. so we're looking at really trying to figure out how many people report different types of disabilities. and the most often reported is mobility, defined as difficult walking or climbing stairs. that's about 50,000 people. the second is difficulty with independent living, which includes doing errands alone. that is a little less, 40,000 people. cognitive, difficulty concentrating, remembering or making decisions, is around 35,000 people. and sensory, which is hearing or seeing, is also around that same number. and then needing help with personal care is about 25,000. so if you can -- you can see because the total is 94,000, that people report multiple disabilities generally. the second piece to the right o

age and disability friendly san francisco update. the alert s.f.utreach campaign initially planned for may will need to be postponed. the department of emergency management has had some leadership and staffing changes, we will resume once staff are on board. during the april meeting, they reassessed current recommendations. they would appreciate public feedback and engagement. national health care decisions date was april 16th. events were all over the city in various languages. members were encouraged to share flyers and to encourage their colleagues and consumers mean joining. legislation update. there was an update on current bills within the california house and senate that relates to long-term services and support. discussion policy recommendations. the policy agenda documents worked on since they last ltccc meeting. members were reminded that this work is a combination of last summer's retreat. the december and february ltccc meetings also focused on developing a policy agenda for the council and tangible next steps. member suggested sign lan

>> good morning everybody and welcome to the commission on aging and adult services. madam secretary, please make the roll call. [roll call] please note that the executive director is present. at this time, to commission asked you silence all mobile phones and all other sound producing devices. >> before we start the meeting, i have two announcements. one announcement is like, a commissioner has resigned due to health reasons, so we wish her well. we also welcome the new commissioner, and i will give him a few minutes to talk about himself, but not 30 minutes, okay because we have an agenda. >> thank you, vice president. i told her i just couldn't speak then if i didn't have 30 minutes it really is an honor to be on this commission. i am a native san franciscan, i have lived here all my life and i have worked for the city for about 40 years in different capacities, and those included things like being a high school teacher, a director of a nonprofit organization that still exists, then i went to work for the city in the mirror 's office of employment and training. i w

keep your aging parents nearby. friends who are going to nudge you in the right direction. >> reporter: his lessons stuck with me. and as i traveled the world over the years i assumed blue zones were only for shawl, simple, isolated societies where the healthy choice is the only choice. this could never work in the modern land of the free, home of the whopper. right? >> there he is! top gun. >> reporter: wrong. >> good to see you, brother. >> reporter: bucking the status quo with science and common sense, dan has blue zoned the entire states of iowa and hawaii. 45 american cities. including one of the biggest and unhealthiest in the land. >> when i ask for a blue zone in the united states and you told me fort worth, texas. i thought you were pulling my leg. >> when my kids were in high school, i watched their friends just getting more and more out of shape. and that's happening to our whole population. particularly in texas, land of chicken fried steak, barbecue and mexican food. >> reporter: when mayor betsy price

yourself experienced and explored as an aging cultural heritage sites.d w world heritage for sixteen. welcome to our new episode of the seventy seven percent o'brien news show for. iowans acoa. did you know that seventy seven percent of all africans are under thirty five that's a lot and on this new show we get to the heart of the issues here's what's coming up. we talk already just extreme is why do people join radical islamic schools and what can be done about it.

aged.swer that. >> no, i'm not a vampire. >> are you a vampire. >> she hasn't aged. she's definitely a vampire. >> we have intimate scenes in our film? >> do we? >> am i a better kisser than vin diesel? >> yes, you are. >> thank god. >>> some people are so into the water sports they cannot wait to get into water sport season. david and his life live up in canada. they are part of a youtube channel and it's just beginning. they say fall has come sooner than expected, so they got out the seadoo and awesome quad with tracks and their shirt. it's time to take it out for an early season run. but, if you have a sensitivity to cold water, this may not look like fun. the mrs. gets out into the surf and starts busting a path. david is not going to need a path for the ice. >> up on the ice and starts going across the ice. i thought it was fun. try it again. so good. so good. >> how does it move through the water? what's on the bottom? >> no propellers, it's a flat hull. they push it further and furth

equal rights for workers meansjust their age.rs means just that, irrespective of age, gender, nationality, or ethnicity. that would be a big change for some small businesses, like this cafe in north london. workers under the age of 18 are currently entitled to a minimum wage of £4.35 per hour. just over half the amount of over 25s. labour has a plan for what it calls a real living wage of £10 per hour and now said that would extend to 16 and 17—year—olds, adding, it says, £2500 to the amount they earn on average every year. the owner here likes the idea, but fears it's not practical. it's nice, but i don't think many businesses will survive having a minimum wage at £10 an hour. i think 16 and 17—year—olds aren't experienced enough to be on £10 an hour, even though they'll probably be enthusiastic they don't have the life skills —— skills and experiences. small businesses say they are already experiencing mounting cost pressures and they need more details of a labour promise to support them through a rise. questions have been aske

particularly lowered loneliness scores in people aged seventy five but in the old age eighty and older loneliness is a very very common problem if we focus on younger people we see that they're constantly active in social networks like facebook or whatsapp so do those social networks make us lonely well there is at least a risk for loneliness. if someone loses himself or herself into the digital world if we isolate from friends in the real world but sometimes this is difficult over the last years many people fled to germany losing a social contacts in their home country so is this a big danger of becoming globally yes absolutely people with a migration background and especially people. who have made. an experience of flight under. complicated or dangerous circumstances are at an increased risk of feeling lonely or feeling isolated. and that is again. related to an increased risk of mental health problems so it's just something like an antidote against loneliness. the best antidote is true for yourselves the peer group to find. another person who shares the same background to share the

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how easy is it for age groups to move around the country? are you encouraged by this withdrawal?ditions in prove to get the aid to those who need it? we are encouraged by this development and we have been. every time we think there is good news, such as a ceasefire or opening of eight roots, we are very encouraged. but humanitarian aid is not going to save yemen alone, we need lasting political solutions, people have experienced unimaginable suffering for the past four years and they need a long—term solution so they can rebuild their lives, get back to safety a nd can rebuild their lives, get back to safety and get the things they need for theirfamilies. and safety and get the things they need for their families. and that safety and get the things they need for theirfamilies. and that is safety and get the things they need for their families. and that is why we call it the british red cross support for our appeal so we can work with the red cross and the red crescent movement to continue to deliver the essential humanitarian aid that is needed. we were hearing from the un earlie

[laughter] senator hawley: where the average age is dead. [laughter] senator hawley: when i got sworn into the senate, they gave me a lapel pin, and it doubles as a life alert button. [laughter] senator hawley: just present -- all that the say can it is generous of you read reading senior readers to be listening to this freshman on this graduation day. you.t to commend you have successfully completed a rigorous course of study at a historic institution, and your efforts and excellence have made your families proud. congratulations. your work is only just beginning. for the wider world now beckons to you, and it is a world in need. i remind you the words of paul, fan into the flame the gift that god has given you come up it before god has not given you a spirit of fear, but of power and love and discipline, and you will need all three to meet the challenges of our present age. we stand at one of the great turning point in our national of theen the scarier public philosophy and the crisis of our public life can no longer be ignored. and what w

her local mp says any lessons should be "age appropriate".ow cana how can a child to be too young at four or five to know that some groups of people exist, like gay people? i think that is a matter for the school and for the parents to discuss when the parents will be comfortable with their child... but even that sounds absurd. we will speak to the man who wrote the books for the no outsiders programme and we had exclusive access to the lgbt programme and we had exclusive access to the lg bt lessons forced programme and we had exclusive access to the lgbt lessons forced up what do they really teaching them? stay tuned for that exclusive film. why are one in four people in the uk living in poverty? a damning report from a un adviser accuses the government of encouraging a harsh and uncaring culture. we'll be speaking to the author of that report, which the government has described as barely believable. hello and welcome to the programme. later we will talk to brenda, natalie and rory about living with a visible difference and the impact that c

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he was 89 years of age. the readers are being told labour will win this weekend's election. so he was a political animal right up until the end. and why do australians love there's a word here rico, it's an irreverent term for someone who is boisterous and fun loving. he did like to drink beer. you'd often see him at the cricket, famously drinking a bit of beer with the fans, as well. he was a very social, a very charismatic man, and i think if you look at his political record, that sort of charisma flows through the veins of his political achievements. he wasn't a man who just liberalised australia's economy. he also brought about fundamental social change. so i think it is fair to say that the achievements the tone for many aspects of life here in and tributes have been pouring from around the world, but one from a former prime minister from australia has world, but one from a former prime ministerfrom australia has not world, but one from a former prime minister from australia has not been well received o

their average age, 84. they are called the young at heart chorus.you watch them and hear them, you're going to probably sing along, you're probably going to tap your feet. but you're going to be reminded of what is possible at any age. ♪ >> the young at heart chorus has a unique membership. >> it's a performance group of older people ranging in age now from 75 to 90. >> and how young are you? >> 78. >> i will be 90 in november. >> when you're up there singing, do you feel 90? >> no, i don't feel any age. ♪ >> and the chorus has a unique repertoire. seniors singing rock and roll is a simplistic way of saying it, yes? >> it is. it's a very limited way of saying it. >> why limited? >> because there's more to it than that. ♪ >> i think for older people, i think it's a real joy to see older people on stage as opposed to in the seats in the audience. and that breaks a lot of rules. and i think that the music we choose to do breaks a bit of the mold of what seniors are used to singing. ♪ tainted love >> don't give up when you get older. do not be afraid of