age.ike infections and injuries if you are young person if you broke a bone it would heal but then in your seventies or eighties as like breaking a hip and then you're stuck in a bad for weeks and weeks muscle wastage and contract as secondary infection it may not kill you that dramatically effect the future course of your life something shrugged off in a few weeks as a young person can affect you as you get older. these constellation of changes for the aging process. now we can see these poor changes underlining the deck and what causes this now it slightly changes the graph but now you have the risk of getting a particular d's like cancer, heart disease, stroke, dimension have a similar exponential looking risk that rapidly increases and it goes higher. it's basically caused by the underlying aging process. is represents chest infections that this is deep into your lungs and you still have a reasonable chance one or 2 percent even at your lowest risk at any point in your life but if your

compared to researching aging. there's a national institute of aging.three.$5 billion per year. so just to emphasize in proportion to the scale there is a tiny amount compared to the $4 trillion per year less than 1000 so it's actually worse than that there is a running joke doesn't stand and ia is national institute of alzheimer's because the significant bulk goes to the neuroscience division. basically alzheimer's. that is $350 million per year. so why do we age how we can stop it. that's a huge cost of aging to society. so to raise the profile so i want people to read the book i went scientists and doctors to realize a huge importance of this and then to reduce the enormous cost of society. and went then to talk about pubs ande bars. they don't get enough about aging and the education to understand how important it is. so if you're interested you could go to the harvard bookstore. follow me on twitter to find this out. and now we have time for a few questions. >> thank you so much for the informative talk. so i will just honor for this question so wh

if you ask an aging biologist what is aging they may say the hallmarks of aging.t go into every single one of these but there is a variety of different ways it's more exciting than the slide i just showed you. these are fundamental underpinnings most can be chalked up to a variety. the ideas if we go after these changes we can slow down or reverse the progression from wrinkles and gray hair to muscle loss and dementia and all these various different things. the reason i talk about this with antibiotics one of these hallmark seat on - - have those at the same time. i was choose a couple to highlight the first one is number two that's one of the most common questions you get and the answer is yes but it is complicated. if you look down inside the nucleus for constructing a human being so this blue stuff showing the chromosomes the start and the end of the chromosomes acting as protective caps if you zoom in it will look a little bit like this. a string of repeated dna letters over and over tta ggg. hundreds or thousands of times. so why do chromosomes have that repe

age can't make a choice.ays. four more golds for great britain's paralympians in tokyo, making a total of 122 medals going into sunday's final day. commentator: and lyndon dykes is there! _ in football, scotland edge through 1—0 in their vital world cup qualifier against moldova. good evening. labour are urging the government to vaccinate 12—15 year olds against covid to minimise further disruption to education. ministerial sources believe immunising younger children could help keep infection rates down in schools as winter approaches. the uk's four chief medical officers are expected to release their recommendations within days. yesterday, the national vaccine advisors did not recommend the jab for everyone in the age group on health grounds alone. our health correspondent, jim reed, reports. in the united states, they've been vaccinating children for months now. france and germany have also been pressing ahead. in this country, though, there is still uncertainty. government advisers have said the medical be

people between the age of 12 and 15 should | between the age of 12 and 15 should between the age of 12nd 15 should be able to— between the age of 12 and 15 should be able to get— between the age of 12 and 15 should be able to get a _ between the age of 12 and 15 should be able to get a vaccination - between the age of 12 and 15 should be able to get a vaccination to - be able to get a vaccination to prevent— be able to get a vaccination to prevent the _ be able to get a vaccination to prevent the spread _ be able to get a vaccination to prevent the spread of- be able to get a vaccination to prevent the spread of the - be able to get a vaccination to i prevent the spread of the virus. i prevent the spread of the virus. would not recommend for the prevent the spread of the virus._ would not recommend for the moment, it's too early. i would not recommend for the moment, it's too early-— it's too early. i think if we want to net it's too early. i think if we want to get the _ it's too early. i think if we want to get the pandemic _ it's too early. i think if we want to get the pandemic und

from the age of 13 to 15, he had some tough times.what made him the person he is today, was it hard for you as a parent going through thatjourney? yeah, it's a journey. i wouldn't like to go through it again. the vast majority of youngsters whojoin premier league academies will never play a professional match. parents like nigel are on a constant knife edge. is it not exhausting as a parent? it's exhausting and it's a relief if your son's successful. and if not? if not, it could be a disaster. nine years ago the premier league and the football association introduced the elite player performance plan — or eppp. academies were expanded, money was ploughed in and ambitious targets were set. the first is for the england team to at least reach the semi finals of the euro championships in 2020. the second is for us to win the world cup in 2022. what we've seen as a result of eppp is the ability of clubs to recruit more young players at a relatively low cost to the club. but it also means that the number of kids who are going to fail is goin

year-old age range.ely throughout this whole - surely throughout this whole pandemic, _ surely throughout this whole pandemic, it— surely throughout this whole pandemic, it really- surely throughout this whole pandemic, it really has - surely throughout this whole pandemic, it really has beenj surely throughout this whole - pandemic, it really has been the right— pandemic, it really has been the right thing — pandemic, it really has been the right thing to _ pandemic, it really has been the right thing to do, _ pandemic, it really has been the right thing to do, and _ pandemic, it really has been the right thing to do, and other- right thing to do, and other countries _ right thing to do, and other countries that— right thing to do, and other countries that have - right thing to do, and other countries that have been i right thing to do, and other- countries that have been faster than us, whether— countries that have been faster than us, whether it — countries that have been faster than us, whether it is

we don't have a perfect democracy _ of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but _ of age.fect democracy but i _ of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but i think _ of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but i think we - of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but i think we have l of age. we don't have a perfect| democracy but i think we have a good democracy.— good democracy. every german citizen knows _ good democracy. every german citizen knows the _ good democracy. every german citizen knows the common - citizen knows the common problems and i think in other countries, _ problems and i think in other countries, that is not the cm _ countries, that is not the case. , . , , countries, that is not the case. . y , ., countries, that is not the case. , . , , ., ., case. germany, in my heart and i never want _ case. germany, in my heart and i never want to _ case. germany, in my heart and i never want to leave _ case. germany, in my heart and i never want to leave it. - case. germany, in my heart and i never want to leave it. this - i never want to leave it. this co

the approval of the vaccines is 4/12, the age _ that age group?gh some secondary pupils might miss out. �* . ., ., ., some secondary pupils might miss out. ., ., ., out. and we could have a situation where there _ out. and we could have a situation where there is _ out. and we could have a situation where there is one _ out. and we could have a situation where there is one particular- out. and we could have a situation where there is one particular class| where there is one particular class with maybe 11—year—olds and 12—year—olds in it so by definition some will not have had it but there has to be a cut of somewhere? exactly it. 12 is seen as the appropriate time. otherwise you get into primary school. the appropriate time. otherwise you get into primary school.— into primary school. the health element. _ into primary school. the health element, this _ into primary school. the health element, this question - into primary school. the health element, this question from i into primary school. the health - element, this question from joanne, element,

within san francisco, 71% are fully vaccinated across all ages. as a side note, if san francisco was a country, we would be the second most fully vaccinated place in the world. each program has their own reopening plan, and directors are working with their staff to roll out their plans. lastly, i want to give you a save the date for an event o.p.p. i happening in october. there will be a townhall event on october 26th (indiscernable) and prioritizing services that help prevent homelessness within these populations. we'll make sure that you all get invited to this event. and that is all i have for now. thank you. >> thank you, executive director deerman. are there any -- thank you for that comprehensive report, and thank you so much for all of the money that is coming from the federal government, and hopefully that will all get approved as it comes down to it. so the next item? >> yes, commissioners, the next item is item 6: the das employee recognition. executive director deerman, vice president spears, and the das commission will honor sarah -- s

age verification for porn doesn't get a mention.the government needs to do more on that. we have it for movies. we have it if kids want to get a drink or, you know, buy cigarettes. and yet pornography is still accessible. we have asked the children's commissioner to look at how best we protect children from the issues of online harm because there's notjust an issue of a child being able to access something through an internet website, it's also about what's being shared, how it's being shared, and what the content of those images is. the online safeties bill will mean that a social media company or another intermediary will have a duty of care towards the child. parents have a responsibility as well. i would really urge all parents to make sure they understand the sorts of threats that your child can be seeing on the internet. everyone agrees that parents ought to be speaking to their children more, but it can be hard. some of us are shy of doing so — and our kids often don't tell us what they get up to online until the damage is do

sarah harding who has died at the age of 39.been posted on social media. sarah harding's former boyfriend, calum best, spoke of the "crazy fun times and adventures" they had together, saying she would be "so very missed". spice girl and former judge on popstars: the rivals, geri horner said sarah harding would be remembered for the light and joy she brought to the world. and davina mccall who presented pop stars the rivals, which launched sarah's career tweeted to say... a star from the get go, hugely fun and outgoing yet also somehow fragile. and the model and tv personality, katie price, has posted on instagram to say, "sarah harding was always such a genuine and honest person," and that she'd always remember the laughs they had together. sarah harding was diagnosed with breast cancer last year, when she was 38. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns is with me. what more do we know about the diagnosis? we what more do we know about the diaunosis? ~ ~' ., what more do we know about the diaunosis? ~ ~ ., ., , what more do we

child of that age can't make a choice.' unions call for the government to hold an emergency meeting, with gps delaying flu jabs as a shortage of hgv drivers disrupts supplies. we're hearing nothing from politicians— we're hearing nothing from politicians calling _ we're hearing nothing from politicians calling for - we're hearing nothing from politicians calling for the i politicians calling for the government _ politicians calling for the government to - politicians calling for the government to have - politicians calling for the government to have a i politicians calling for the i government to have a cobra politicians calling for the _ government to have a cobra meeting. within_ government to have a cobra meeting. within the _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of two _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of two weeks - government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of

the message was that if you _ particular age group.particular age group. the message was that if you do that, _ particular age group. the message was that if you do that, you - particular age group. the message was that if you do that, you have l was that if you do that, you have first advantages not only from health care point of view, but also for community point of view in terms of possible increase in relationships. 0n the other side, to convenience them, orfrom relationships. 0n the other side, to convenience them, or from an ethical point of view this is extremely important. when you become vaccinated, you also are doing something positive for the society. and this was very well accepted by italian teenagers, so this is extremely good.— italian teenagers, so this is extremely good. professor paolo pelosi, thank _ extremely good. professor paolo pelosi, thank you _ extremely good. professor paolo pelosi, thank you for _ extremely good. professor paolo pelosi, thank you forjoining - extremely good. professor paolo pelosi, thank you

england and tottenham footballing legend, jimmy greaves, has died at the age of 81. before today's match between tottenham and chelsea there was a minute's applause for a player, who's regarded as an all time great for both clubs. he could score all sorts of goals. he was a beautifully graceful footballer. the british government says its confident there's no risk to energy supplies for customers — amid soaring gas prices and warnings more companies could go bust. sir ed davey says only the liberal democrats can deprive borisjohnson of a majority, at the next election, and urges activisits to reach out to voters in traditional tory heartlands. the actorjohn challis — best known for playing �*boycie�* in only fools and horses�* has died at the age of 79. good evening. one of england's greatest footballers, jimmy greaves, has died at the age of 81. he was tottenham hotspur�*s most prolific strikers, netting 266 goals. he was remembered with tributes ahead of their game today, and by other clubs he had played for. greaves also went on to become a television pundit katie

boosterjab over the age of 50 there — third boosterjab over the age of 50.t plan is being _ for christmas was now that plan is being rolled back, it's 500,000 very vulnerable _ being rolled back, it's 500,000 very vulnerable individuals who are immunosuppressive in some ways peopie _ immunosuppressive in some ways peopie of— immunosuppressive in some ways people of blood cancer or hiv will be getting the third job based on the results of some studies that show— the results of some studies that show how— the results of some studies that show how effective it is. particular how effective it is if you mix vaccines _ how effective it is if you mix vaccines. but not a jab for everyone _ vaccines. but not a jab for everyone. it's interesting that various— everyone. it's interesting that various papers, the fact that other countries — various papers, the fact that other countries like the us and israel have _ countries like the us and israel have already begun to these third jabs _ have already begun to these third jabs it _ have already begun to these third jabs.

i think is apparent of children that age you'd probably not surprised _ children that age you'd probably to be reading that. the thing that— surprised to be reading that. the thing that concerns me is that there is no _ thing that concerns me is that there is no questions answered about the issue _ is no questions answered about the issue of— is no questions answered about the issue of consent whether children of that age _ issue of consent whether children of that age will be able to consent by themselves or parents will have to -ive themselves or parents will have to give consent. the side of that from the school — give consent. the side of that from the school point of view which is what _ the school point of view which is what we — the school point of view which is what we will be looking at as regionat— what we will be looking at as regionaljournalists is how will schools — regionaljournalists is how will schools be administering this? will nurse _ schools be administering this? will nurse be _ schools be administering this? will nurse be coming into the school because — nurse be co

the biggest one, pfizer says its vaccine is safe and effective for kids ages five to 11. a group that is still waiting for a vaccine. here to answer your questions is dr. jenna boy key -- helping lead the vaccine trial for children at stanford medicine. thanks for joining us. what exactly did the pfizer trial find with regard to its vaccine for a 5-11-year-olds? >> the actual data hasn't been published yet. the announcement today was letting us know the data collected and the study that finished enrollment about 10 days ago suggests the vaccine is safe, very safe and very effective in children 5-11. he didn't give specific details, but it generally hinted it was similar to the results we saw in kristen: children 12-17. we are still waiting for full data, which it has to submit to the fda. so they didn't give percentages. the date tell us about the dosage tested? >> the dose was 10 micrograms, one third of the adult dose. >> is that based on weight? or, children that age actually need less to generate the same amount, or more of immune response? >> a combination of both. p

_ i think at the moment anybody above the age of— i think at the moment anybody above the age of 16that is their choice. _ the age of 16 onwards, that is their choice. they— the age of 16 onwards, that is their choice, they can make their choice. a child _ choice, they can make their choice. a child of— choice, they can make their choice. a child of that age can't make a choice — doctors unions calls for the government to hold an emergency meeting as gps delay flu jabs as a shortage of hgv drivers disrupts supplies. we are hearing nothing from politicians and the bma is actually calling for the government to have a cobra meeting, because in the space of two weeks, we have seen two major crises of cancellations of blood tests and now flu jabs. the taliban continues to send fighters to crush the last remaining organised resistance in afghanistan. two divers are presumed to have died after they failed to return to the surface while exploring a wreck off the cornwall coast. and — wheelchair racer hannah cockroft wins her seventh gold medal at the paralypmics as she retains her in t34 80

but the point is, women, sure, if they want to, but girls at that age?ing the hijab. can they really make an informed, independent choice at that age? of course they can. it's the same way young girls can decide to wear pink or blue. it has nothing to do with it. as someone who was interested in the way that i looked, wearing the hijab is nothing that my mother or my teachers or my community could stop me from wearing. i think that itself shows that a girl at that age can have a voice and decide. so instead of forcing every girl — all children are different. so if i was very strong in my opinion in how i wanted to look, then i have the right to look that way. so if, for instance, like, my sisters, i mean, my cousins, they were not interested in it. their opinions were not as... crosstalk. so you refute the fact that nimko ali says that hijab is meant to be worn by — to cover women in order to avoid tempting men? absolutely not. for you, it was something to do with your identity? no, it has nothing to do with then or now. all right. 0k. so after working a

the age cut—off seems like quite a fine line, _ age cut—off seems like quite a fine line. can _ age cut—off — boosters for them, and whether they can be assured that _ boosters for them, and whether they can be assured that two _ boosters for them, and whether they can be assured that two doses - boosters for them, and whether they can be assured that two doses will i can be assured that two doses will be enough — can be assured that two doses will be enough to— can be assured that two doses will be enough to see _ can be assured that two doses will be enough to see them _ can be assured that two doses will be enough to see them through. can be assured that two doses will i be enough to see them through this winter? _ be enough to see them through this winter? and — be enough to see them through this winter? and also _ be enough to see them through this winter? and also early— be enough to see them through this winter? and also early in— be enough to see them through this winter? and also early in the - be enough to see them through this winter? and also early in the year, i winter? and als

[camera shutters] ag garland: good afternoon. last week after the supreme court allowed texas senate bill 8 to take effect, i said that the justice department was evaluating all options to protect the constitutional right of women and other persons. today, after careful assessment of the facts and the law, the justice department has filed a lawsuit against the state of texas. our position is set out in detail in our complaint, as follows. sp-8 bans nearly all abortions in the state after six weeks of pregnancy, before many women even know they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is viable. it does so even in cases of rape, sexual abuse, or incest, and it further prohibits aid by doctors to provide abortions for people who seek them. the act is clearly unconstitutional under long-standing supreme court precedent. those precedents hold, and the words of planned parenthood versus casey, that "regardless of whether exceptions are made for particular circumstances, a state may not prohibit any woman from making the ultimate dec

. _ grandma and ultimately for people my age, i'm - grandma and ultimately for people my age, i'm 56, 56, wej grandma and ultimately for- people my age, i'm 56, we might actually— people my age, i'm 56, we might actually think— people my age, i'm 56, we might actually think about _ people my age, i'm 56, we might actually think about how - people my age, i'm 56, we might actually think about how this - actually think about how this will affect— actually think about how this will affect some _ actually think about how this will affect some of _ actually think about how this will affect some of us - actually think about how this will affect some of us as - actually think about how this i will affect some of us as well. there — will affect some of us as well. there is— will affect some of us as well. there is a _ will affect some of us as well. there is a large _ will affect some of us as well. there is a large lump- will affect some of us as well. there is a large lump of- will affect some of us as well. i there is a large lump of people moving — there is a large lump of people moving t

around — that age can't make that choice. around 3— that age can't make that choice.dition. the criteria for that has just been widened to include problems like heart disease, epilepsy, and asthma that is poorly controlled. jean's son scott lives with asthma and she doesn't know yet if he will qualify for the jab under the new guidance. i if he will qualify for the 'ab under the new guidance._ if he will qualify for the 'ab under the new guidance. i think we should have the choice _ the new guidance. i think we should have the choice because _ the new guidance. i think we should have the choice because as - the new guidance. i think we should have the choice because as i - the new guidance. i think we should have the choice because as i say i the new guidance. i think we should have the choice because as i say it | have the choice because as i say it is the only area of society right now where we come together and there are hundreds of unvaccinated, so it would be amazing for us, and it isn'tjust would be amazing for us, and it isn't just the would be amazing for us,

for her age in particular, and the _ any age. for her age in particular, and the age — any age.by the time i went— happen to somebody like me. by the time i went to the gp the cancer was quite _ time i went to the gp the cancer was quite advanced. but they thought, like me. _ quite advanced. but they thought, like me, that because i was so young, — like me, that because i was so young, it — like me, that because i was so young, it would probably be just hormonat — young, it would probably be just hormonal. fora young, it would probably be just hormonal. for a long time i was being _ hormonal. for a long time i was being told — hormonal. for a long time i was being told it was nothing to worry about _ being told it was nothing to worry about it — being told it was nothing to worry about. it was eight months by the time _ about. it was eight months by the time i_ about. it was eight months by the time i was — about. it was eight months by the time i was eventually diagnosed. and in that— time i was eventually diagnosed. and in that time, we can't say for sure, but it's— in that ti

the average age of the candidates is $53.00, which is in fact below the official requirement age in russia for both men and women. and by the way, after the recent pension reform in this country, this retirement age is set to be raised even more. and by the way, the party that i'm telling you about right now is very critical that i can tell you that the bodies bigger house told us that there are quite a few candidates on their list that have serious experience in government work and management that is dating back to the soviet times and the party is very proud of that. so perhaps this is one of these parties that is going to count on soviet and install geo, which is still very easy to come across here in russia. no wonder they are very keen to get back to the soviet pension system. now here's a fact for you in the 1980s, the average pension that some was very close to the average salary, whether the country eventually was able to afford that. that's a different story. well, anyway, let's just hear from the parties leader on more of the parties priorities for one, for all parliamentary part

the prime minister's mother has died at the age of 79.ed his mother, who was an artist, as the "supreme authority" in the family. senior figures from across the political spectrum have sent their condolences. the second sample of cj ujah has tested positive confirming his result from the olympics. he was part of the four times 100 metre relay team that won silver at the games and was provisionally suspended last month when his first sample showed traces of two prohibited materials. the sample showed traces of two prohibited materials. the case has been referred _ prohibited materials. the case has been referred to _ prohibited materials. the case has been referred to the _ prohibited materials. the case has been referred to the court - prohibited materials. the case has been referred to the court of - been referred to the court of arbitration for sport and if proven, the relay team could all lose their medals. cracks and holes in the storm —— stones which form stonehenge are to be repaired for the first time in more than 60 years. work ha

, ag garland: the department of justice does not file lawsuits based on pressure. we carefully evaluated the law and the facts, and is our view about the law and the facts. >> thanks, everybody. ag garland: thank you all. >> we take you now to quebec where katie and party leaders including prime minister justin trudeau are taking part in a two hour debate ahead of the september 20 federal election. you are watching live coverage on c-span.

elijah, when i was your age, i was not a bad student, but i was not a bad athlete. but i tell you what, i could no more do what you just did than fly because i used to talk like that, i stuttered. and, especially when i had to do something in public or read aloud. and i am amazed when i see young women and men like you who can stand up and speak with such grace and ease. it is really impressive. really, really impressive. [applause] well, folks, this is not like the school i went to. [laughter] when they said we were going to speak outside, i wondered why t he hell are we going up all the stairs. i thought we would be in the parking lot. elijah, thank you for the introduction. jill and i, along with others, we want you to know how very proud of you and your classmates we all are. i also want to thank principal richardson. i was kidding him. this school is really something else. [applause] and the way we talked about the interfacing of all the students and the social education taking place and how things are changing. and chancellor, i told you, i think that is maybe

and they say that this is what happens when you have aging infrastructure. they're saying that this is one of the reasons why that infrastructure bill, they're watching the development of infrastructure bill very carefully. yeah i imagine it's going to be a long process because san francisco is such a large city, christian. thank you so much in pacifica. one person is dead after a car drove off a cliff. that crash was reported about 2 20 this afternoon on highway one. in near town, tom lantos tunnel, authorities say the car went a few 100 ft down and landed on the beach. the car and the body have been recovered. crews are still on the scene tonight investigating what happened with children back in the classroom. there's the lingering concern about vaccinating kids between the ages of five and 11 years old. parents have been wondering when federal health officials plan to make the decision. at the same time, one local school district is already planning ahead. ktvu is andre seniors in our newsroom now with details. well frank, it appears that we're getting cl

another vaccine for that age group moderna is not far behind.results. >> what if i want to be a good citizen and help myself with a booster, which i'm in line to get. i had moderna. what am i supposed to do >> right now, the booster is only authorized for people who got pfizer we'll see how this plays out this week for whom the fda clears it. on wednesday and thursday this week, cdc advisors will actually make those clinical recommendations. as of right now, we haven't seen those get evaluated. most likely, those will be just for pfizer folks >> you may not need it >> you are breakthrough cases. we don't know if most of the older people in the country used pfizer just on that question, i was kind of stunned to see the vote, 18-3 voting down the idea of anybody over 65 can get it the new way the question was asked and the panel did sign off on was anybody aged 65 and up. what if people who live with people who are immuno compromised or live with children that are high risk? it seems like there are pretty gaping holes i know people just went in an

age, in many ways, made sense.hat these researchers are pointing out, though, is that race also matters. a black person, for example, who is much younger could have a similar risk of a white person who is much older. as we know, covid-19 disproportionately affected people of color. so, these researchers took a look at california and minnesota, and they thought, gee, what would have happened if everyone over age 75 would have been vaccinated? how would that have helped white people? how would that have helped black people? let's look at the numbers for california. the researchers said if everyone 75 years of age and old er in california had been vaccinated, that would have been prevented 65% of deaths for white people. for black people it only would have prevented 33% of deaths. in other words, prioritizing by age, they said, disproportionately helped white people and it actually harmed black people. it didn't help black people as much. so, their thought is maybe there ought to be other factors taken into account he

jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81.reaves. the spurs and england captain harry kane tweeted "rip jimmy greaves. jimmy's former clubs have been sending their condolences. chelsea tweeted: while a tweet from spurs read: and fellow spurs and england striker gary lineker had this to say: our sports correspondent jenny kumar is at tottenham's stadium in north london, where this afternoon they'll be taking on another ofjimmy greaves' old clubs, chelsea. just tell us, what is the atmosphere like? ., , ., , ., like? fans had been arriving here with floral tributes. _ like? fans had been arriving here with floral tributes. they - like? fans had been arriving here with floral tributes. they had - like? fans had been arriving here | with floral tributes. they had been taken inside the stadium by the club. the world of football had been paying tribute tojimmy greaves online with tweets and other messages, describing him as a legend, a giant of sport, the best goal—scorer ever. jimmy greaves made his mark at tottenham over a career

are the headlines. algeria is a longest serving presidents, as these were to see her has died at the age of 84. he struggled with health issues for years after having a stroke step more than 2 years ago under pressure from our protests and the army. us officials have admitted a drug striking cannibal last month mistakenly targeted civilians instead of ice. okay. fighters an investigation found that's an aide worker, was killed along with a 9 members of assembly including 7 children. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with isis k or were a direct threat to us forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. the strike was taken in the earnest belief that it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces and the evacuees at the airport. but it was a mistake and i offer my sincere apology as the combatant commander. i am fully responsible for the strike in his tragic outcome

the prime minister's mother has died at the age of 79.ddenly and peacefully" yesterday in hospital in london. borisjohnson once described his mother, who was an artist, as the "supreme authority" in the family. senior figures from across the political spectrum have sent their condolences. the kremlin has announced that president putin is self—isolating after members of his staff tested posititive for covid—19. a spokesman insisted the president was "absolutely healthy" and his work was not affected. the number ofjob vacancies in the uk hit a record high over the summer. and the office for national statistics says the number of people on company payrolls has returned to pre—pandemic levels in most parts of the country — although one and a half million people remain on furlough. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. at this lincolnshire haulier, like many companies around the country, the problem is no longer a lack of work but a lack of people to do it. pay for drivers in the sector has jumped over the pandemic by 20 to 30%, acc

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youth ages 12 to 18 at the lowest vaccination rate of any age group. why do you think it is so low? >> thank you for your kind words. [indiscernible] if they need a parent present, can't get time off work. issues of access [indiscernible] it's understandable people have concerns about vaccine. but clearly they are safe and effective. [indiscernible] whether vaccines are necessary for a young person. which vaccines work best. how many doses. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. chair degette: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair will announce we have come to the fun part of the day when there are codes on the floor and we still have more members who wish to ask questions in our witnesses are doing great. mr. griffith and i are going to go and vote and come back read mr. peters has appeared after voting. we have mr. o'halloran who was a member of this committee, and three other members who have waived on because this is such an fortin hearing and we appreciate that. with that, i'm used to recognize mr. o'halloran in mr. peters. >> thank you, madam chair. i am

who passed away august 159 the age of 98. bob dedicated his life to serving and loving his country and community. during world war ii bob enlisted in the united states air force and served as a pilot. he served in germany for 18 months, aiding in postwar recovery. upon returning to savannah he worked at the savannah bank where he would work the next 30 years before retiring as bank have the's -- vice president. following his retirement he served as a volunteer teacher for the middle school where he shared his passion for geography with his students and cherished for his contagious laughter and love of life his immense impact was felt by everyone he knew. i'm thankful for his lifetime of service and know his legacy will be forever treasured. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr.man, for five minutes. mr. mann: i rise to discuss the priorities of the biden administration because they're not good for the american people. what are the administratio

age-related memory loss. and i say this because the brain is plastic in the mechanisms.to enhance memory in later life if not alzheimer's. but surprisingly is how difficult it is to find but what is remarkable is we cannot say anything more specific physical exercise that seems to meet the standards of something that i can say routinely will help your memory in later life. >> there's a great question here. >> because think about it if you type something on your screen then you can say that you are shipping your information to your hard drive and come back tomorrow with many documents to click open. and with that information of the restored. what you are seeing is a return on —- a retrieval problem. if there is a worsening? and to access the one thing of limiting debate and then there is that experience of ten minutes later that's the piece of information because it's not a storage problem memory is there. it is not a click / save problem because you have done that with words it is a retrieval problem. i'm not saying it is a good problem to have but normal aging the way t

joseph ramirez, age 43, gun violence. ray harding, age 355 -- age 55, gun violence. aaliyah waiters, gun violence. marilyn montanez, age 18, gun violence. guy van lue jr., age 18, gun violence. jeremy logan, age 32, gun violence. amar'e ellis, age 18, gun violence. warren, age 35, gun violence. olivia green, age 15, fentanyl overdose. madam speaker, i ask rerecognize a moment of silence for the lives lost in my district due to senseless violence. mr. bowman: thank you, madam speaker. the pandemic of sense less violence is not only there. if you're black or latino in these communities, you're more susceptible to acts of senseless violence. when i was in high school trying to just be a good student and play on the football team, i ended up caught up in a situation where i was almost shot and killed. a few months later at a party with some friends just trying to go out and have a good time, i ended up in a situation where i was almost shot and killed. if it weren't for sheer luck, i would not be standing here as a member of congress today. thankfully at that time i was

jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. striker gary lineker described jimmy greaves as one of his heroes. obviously deeply saddened by the news thatjimmy greaves has left us. obviously, he was one of english football's greatest ever goal scorers, indeed footballers, had a wonderful career and also in television afterwards. he was a pioneer, really, forfootballers going into television, a path that many of us have followed subsequently. and it's a great loss. obviouslyjimmy�*s been ill for some time, but it's always sad to hear that final news. for me, jimmy was one of my heroes as well. obviously growing up, watching him play, we didn't have the amount of games on television that we now do, but managed to see him play a few times. i also was fortunate enough to meet him on numerous occasions, and he was always affable and fun and hugely knowledgeable. he was a great personality, a wonderful footballer and a man with huge charisma and fun, and he'll be much missed. that was gary lineker paying tribute. that was gary lineker