tell us about the council aging. joining us. guest: we are a national nonprofit, focused on one key mission. everybody in this country has the human right to age well. there are many things that have prevented people from aging well, whether they are economic security barriers, health barriers, and our goal is to create policy solutions so we help all americans age well. host: we have some facts pulled up from census.gov. it says an estimated 73 million baby boomers in america, people born from 1946 to 1964, all of which will be at least 65 in age by 2030. there is a recent headline in the hill that says nearly half of baby boomers have no retirement savings. this is a chart i'm showing from that same article. it shows retirement account ownership, baby boomers, 58.1% have retirement accounts. how much should americans be saving? are you concerned at all that 40% of boomers do not have retirement accounts as they reach retirement age? guest: there are two in five adults who are baby boomers who do not have retirement accounts. i

these are age spots, age spots.a rule, they appear on our skin in open areas of the skin under the influence of ultraviolet radiation , the sun, even regardless, it is understandable, even april may, even this is a mandatory wearing of a headdress, a hat cap, anything, so that the direct rays of the sun do not fall on the skin of the face and hands. this is precisely the trigger mechanism for the development of age spots , the next sign, and accelerated aging is a violation of the function of the joints ; the most common diseases with age are osteoporosis and acute arthrosis. this is a violation of the structure of cartilage tissue. and every fifth inhabitant of the planet. unfortunately, there is this problem , there is a pathology, if, uh, the aging processes are normal, without any physiological changes, then in any case, but cartilage tissue is being destroyed and not there is a violation of the function of the bone-cartilaginous tissue. if, with age , a violation of synthesis occurs, and it is precisely the eco

no, it's a fantasy, old age.ber this, 30 years will pass quickly in old age , no, old age is a reflection of our depressions , our weakness, our fact that we have given up. and here it is for you it goes forward strikes. and here it is leaning on old age. if you have not given up, if you are moving, if forward, my mother , too, she, at 90, almost 3 years old, died to a child , almost a child in her soul. it's important to be a child. yes, you say, so i just said that you are generally and directly a model. not now, 69 years old came to the school of models. schools but what, maybe i'll still pick up my stomach, i 'll still be somehow. well, you see, here are just questions for you, what is here why is aging slowed down, and who considered it? that's medicine, says reverse medicine. speaks, that now the number of sexual relations is falling sharply down and the content is growing; rectile dysfunction is growing due to malnutrition , smoking and stress, the development of depression, therefore, if the plant has chi

some democrats for voting age to be born to 16 eight already allow teenagers at age to drive motor vehicle voting is one act, is the duty harasses serving our nation, knowing something about your mission these living in it for a short time isn't too much to ask. our second primal repair automatically with without refining it will require voting in today's wall street journal. this is diane incalifornia, democrat . >> the morning how are you. i'm calling about the budget and i'm also calling about janet yelling. also in the federal reserve. and there's chairman powell. she is absolutely correct. it's going to be adevastation , it we don't need that reflected into the world. north korea and all the ne middle east, any other adversarial countries. what i want to comment is general mccarthy may a focus on a news channel and it was a just a clip from the news paper saying that he said that the president wasn't doing his job. that is so juvenile. if he wants to communicate with the presidents, eat with him and he meets with them or me in another location. not bad mouthing him from israel when he

the country simply cannot afford with an ageing population to keep that retirement age at that level. some perspective, retirement age, we do have similar countries in europe with a similar retirement age but the majority had a significantly higher retirement ages of four orfive a significantly higher retirement ages of four or five years higher. and with plans to raise them still further. so it is seen by a kind of international standard that going from 60 to up to 64 is not particularly demanding. but these things are never as simple as that and clearly it is notjust about that two years but about a lot of other technical changes that go with it and frankly many other issues as well. let'sjust it and frankly many other issues as well. let's just take a listen in to see what we can hear. sirens. we could hear the sirens going. this seems to be some kind of standstill. you can see on the one side there is very heavily defended riot police and protesters on the other side and it seems that they are effectively keeping separation between the two sides there of protesters with that polic

there are eight states that have age restrictions, fairly tight age restrictions for buying any kindarm -- any firearm at all. do we have any sense of what was -- of whether it helps or not? lisa: we do. as you mentioned, there are several states that haveaised the age to 21 to buy certain firearms. some cases, all firearms and what we know is stepping back, the 18 to 20 year old period is a extremely high risk time for teenagers. we know that arrests for murders are highest among this age group. we also know that policies in states to restrict gun purchases to those 18 to 20 have lower rates of gun suicide. so we do know that protecting those under 21 from buying guns is backed by evidence and keeps youth safe. john: the shootings last year, the uvalde shooting the shooting at the buffalo supermarket. both cases the shooters were , teenagers who bought their weapons legally. do you believe that an age limit would have helped in those cases? lisa: i do believe that. i think there are a number of other situations we can point to, notably the sandy hook shooter and the parkland shooter

and that's it with the advent of age.quire, probably, some kind of wisdom and vice versa more value, probably, we treat our life as move the body to the right with such a small step forward, now to the left and here is the future of our bloodworm. let me congratulate you on your first modeling step. beautiful women and a successful retired model who proudly talks about her age , she knows exactly how we are how we consider ourselves to have free time, if it’s right to just dispose of it and life, indeed, you don’t live long, and you start a new stage in your life. if you decide that retirement is living out your own life, then it will be so. but if accept as true that after 50 everything is just beginning. similarly, it will be so. you can develop. you can play sports. you can do whatever you are interested in, you can go learn a computer. if you did not know this before, but there are many many things than you. you can understand, there would be only desire. that's it , you just need to get out. that's all from this kind

raise the age! raise the age!the strongest people i've ever met in my life, and they are these people that are behind me today. do not forget the names of their children. we're here to tell this governor: do something to avoid the killing of our children, do something to make it harder for an 18-year-old to access an ar-15. do something now! (audience joins in): do something now do something now! do something now! (speaking alone): thank you and thank these families from the bottom of our hearts. (audience cheers and applauds) >> caitlyne gonzales. (audience cheers and applauds) >> go, caitlyne! >> good afternoon. on may 24, everything changed. as soon as we got to our class, we heard the gunshots. (voice breaking): he wobbled my... he wobbled my... (sobbing) (audience calling out support) >> you don't have to finish... >> want me to finish it for you? >> (whimpers) (audience shouts encouragement) >> take your time! we love you! >> caitlyne, look at me while you're telling them. tell me the story. (audience contin

can we ever recover that golden age of train travel? it i that golden age of train travel?t isjust quite the same.— isjust quite the same. certainly not in parts _ isjust quite the same. certainly not in parts of _ isjust quite the same. certainly not in parts of the _ isjust quite the same. certainly not in parts of the uk _ isjust quite the same. certainly not in parts of the uk at - isjust quite the same. certainly not in parts of the uk at the i not in parts of the uk at the moment, _ not in parts of the uk at the moment, for train travel is a real trial— moment, for train travel is a real trial rather— moment, for train travel is a real trial rather than a pleasure, but reading — trial rather than a pleasure, but reading the reports about the sleeper— reading the reports about the sleeper from berlin, reading the reports about the sleeperfrom berlin, it reading the reports about the sleeper from berlin, it sounds very comfortable, brand—new trends come and i comfortable, brand—new trends come and i think— comfortable, brand—new trends come and i think an effort is bein

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but how the media covers his age. plus, congressman robert caesarea the man behind the effort to expel george santos from congress on republicans cheap move to accountability. and three democratic state attorney generals from colorado, california, and michigan 20 discuss reproductive fights, gun reform, and combatting hate crimes. i'm charles blow infirmity his son, let's get started. >>. , -- . . a candidates age and camp competency are always fair game in politics. even biden conceded earlier this month that he took a hard look at his age as he contemplated whether to seek reelection. >> one of the things people are going to find out, they're going to see a race and going to judge whether or not i have it or don't have it. i expect them to take a hard look at it, i take a hard look at it as well. i took a hard look at it before i started to run. i feel good, i feel excited about the prospects. >> but there are other truths that must be considered. as i wrote in the times, headlines and polls don't just measure and r

it appealed to all age groups. like i do and people who love rock music. she managed to combine both, which was quite unusual. i think that is what it was. interesting personality. wonderful charisma. it came across on the stage. her music is second to none. >> you have been around long enough to know a lot of artists try to reinvent themselves and are not always successful. she was the queen of reinvention and managed to do so particularly well. one of the greatest comebacks in music history and the 1980's. her ability to do that changing times to do something different that kept her relevant. >> that is really important. it has been around 60 years. sometimes doing things different, that is very important. when you saw her on stage, she was always fresh, i had so much energy. i think the music was aolutely wonderful. you never got the feeling she was trying to be young the whole time. she was young and her outlook and her stage performance. it did look dated. she could get older and older and still tina turner on

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our members have| supporting age? our members have decided not to _ supporting age?upporting age? our members have decided not to accept the _ supporting age? our members have decided not to accept the pay - supporting age? our members have decided not to accept the pay deal, | decided not to accept the pay deal, to reject the pay deal, unite will still be campaigning for a better pay rise for our paramedics on strike, to make sure there was pay restitution and we save our nhs. this is notjust pay, it is the terms and conditions and 500 people have been dying every week because the ambulance service has been into the ambulance service has been into the ground, not on strike days, when workers are not on strike. something needs to be done and we think wow paramedics, health visitors, psychologists, biomedical scientists and other workers we represent all deserve better. flan and other workers we represent all deserve better.— and other workers we represent all deserve better. can you explain how ou think deserve better. can you explain how you think you _ deserve bett

the point is that we are hearing from age uk i that we are hearing from age uk today that since the pandemic your service has increased. give us an idea of how many people you helped last year for example. page many people you helped last year for examle. �* ., , , ., many people you helped last year for examle. �* ., , , . ,, example. age uk county durham helps around 7000 — example. age uk county durham helps around 7000 local _ example. age uk county durham helps around 7000 local people _ example. age uk county durham helps around 7000 local people last - example. age uk county durham helps around 7000 local people last year. - around 7000 local people last year. and how much does it cost to support one person typically? i and how much does it cost to support one person typically?— one person typically? i think on averaue one person typically? i think on average we _ one person typically? i think on average we are _ one person typically? i think on average we are looking - one person typically? i think on average we are looking at - one person typically? i think on average we are looking

age to be on social networks, and now the age of 13 is a very sensitive age game with one of the psychologicalorders related to the network. social issues to health children and teenagers are at the risk of internet addiction, excessive use of social media can bring and fuel it, and the side effects of isolation, mental and psychological problems, and cognitive and psychological disorders can be an al dawood law for the use of media for this child. how are the social issues in america now, before this plan is implemented and whether the presentation of this bipartisan plan had feedback among families and at the media level, see that when it was brought up, almost many of the media and social media little by little thinking about using and legislation will fall in this way and will reduce a large amount of users of social networks. is this a problem or a problem that is now one of the challenges that the best law in this matter is the discussion of change and the issue of optimizing intelligence algorithms. it is artificial that it is in our hands that they can no longer do it for the ages of 9

therefore, 40 years is not an age at all.ber we went skiing, and skiing, well, we are on snowboards, but the story is more about skiing and we go up the lift in the mountains, it was a. i notice that a very, very adult is sitting next to me. grandmother, i start talking to this grandmother, and she, it turns out, is 83 years old, she is going with skis on a lift to the same mountain that we are now going to go down from her and we started talking. i say, listen, you probably ride all your life. she says, no, well, you can already see that you are already an adult . how are you? well, don't be afraid. she says, no, i started skiing only at the age of 60 cool for moments like this when they ask me, i always remember this story, because here a person started skiing at 60 and he is 83. now he will move down from the same mountain , with which i will move out and this is a cool limitation here. all of them occur in the head in the first place, if we consider ourselves old people at the age of 40 already and we are there, well, we

but the ags of colorado, but california, and michigan.r twin sons are students at michigan state university were gunman shot and killed three students and injured five others back in february. first of all, i want to know how this is impacted you and your family. but also how that kind of life experience informs your work on gun violence? >> well, you know, i ran for office on the promise to do everything i could as the attorney general of the state of michigan to try to ensure that we had protections against senseless gun violence in our state to the extent that i could around the country. of course i was worried like every other parent when i sent my kids off to college that they would be subject to gun violence. i don't know if i could have seen a mass shooting at their school in their sophomore year but michigan was already well on its way to passing some new gun violence protection measures. and not only have we already passed a couple since the shooting but we have another that's being signed into law tomorrow. extreme risk protecti

yes, it means that the center suggested that the starting number should be suitable for the age of 15 years and above, for example, between 15 and 20 years. i chose it and i will see if you can print it under the title wherever you are. yes, and also , in what fields are the poems placed, mostly emotional issues the ghazal is more of a piece of art and we tried to make it somewhat suitable for the teenage age, the lyrics of the ghazal are sometimes doubtful, but overall, we tried to make it understandable for this age group, that's why i use this distraction. masoud is one of the responsibilities . your excellency, under the direction of the academy of persian language and literature, today, by the way, there is a ceremony to protect the persian language , coinciding with the commemoration of ferdowsi, in the area of ​​vahdat hall, next to imam reza's rudaki hall, i am at your service, god willing. that after birth to week it will be and we are talking about this ceremony. i have a question that you would like to ask, the responsibility of our teenagers to protect the persian language

>>>> the women's health engine type study looked at women between the ages of 50 and 79 years of age.l was to see if hormone therapy was good for chronic disease prevention. that is the way it was designed. the women answering the trial were not necessarily and for the most part did not have menopause symptoms at the time. they carried on the study for several years and after five years in 2002 the combination therapy arm was stopped due to increased risk of cardiovascular disease and breast cancer. there are a number of concerns raised about it at the problem with this study is that the mean age of the women in the study was 63 years of age which is not the age of the women we commonly see in our offices having trouble with menopause symptoms. the results were analyzed by the entire group at one time and not a decade of life. the key findings were a little bit misleang initially. >>>> what was the result once those findings were released? >> when the findings were released, there was a dramatic drop-off in hormone therapy use rates in the united states such that we went from roughly

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in the age of al— human rights and civil liberties in the age of ai. . ain the age of ai. fascinating. we will talk again with _ the age of ai. fascinating. we will talk again with you _ the age of ai. fascinating. we will talk again with you about - the age of ai. fascinating. we will talk again with you about this. - talk again with you about this. thank you. australia is set to ban recreational vaping in the country as part of a major crackdown on what experts have called an "epidemic". that means vape products can only be sold with a prescription. the new measures will need to pass parliament before becoming law, but, as phil mercerfinds out, there are fears this will only fuel a black market. i can sell you the device, i can't sell you any nicotine. australia's vaping retailers are facing oblivion. their products have to be free of nicotine, but they could soon be closed down by the government. owners are concerned that a ban on recreational vaping will fuel the illegal market. without a regulated industry, the problem willjust get bigger. they ca

and upfront speaks to democratic voters about biden's age. >> his age does carry me because he is old. >> i am going to speak to a professor who spent his career studying age and leadership. guess what, he is not worried about biden and i will show you the research to show you he's right. getting inspired! volunteering! playing pickleba...! even if you like a house, lowball the first offer. the house whisperer! this house says use the realtor.com app to see three different estimates. also, don't take advice from people who don't know what they're talking about. realtor.com to each their home. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reaction

age.he mortality age was 60 in 19 34. mortality age -- the collection age was 63, 62. guest: first of all, i cannot comment on the first part of your question about the expansion of trade. certainly, i believe in free trade, and i believe there is always the opportunity to increase our exports. that would have a beneficial effect on the economy, and therefore increase opportunities of income and raise revenues. as far as its impact on the rising debt limit, it would not have much of an impact. here we go again on social security. the bipartisan policy center has looked at this. we had a major commission that focused on it with former members of congress as well as former trustees of the social security fund, and we looked at this issue. we would take the position that you took, mark. when the age was established at 65, and we went through an exercise in the 1980's where we were faced with that trust fund being depleted, and there was an effort made at that particular time, senator dole, se

of 83. ,, . ., ., . but tina turner has died at the age of83. ,,. ., ., , of 83.ch a force, that's the only way you could describe _ of 83. such a force, that's the only way you could describe tina - of 83. such a force, that's the only| way you could describe tina turner. when you watched her over that incredible career, the statements today, tina turner, queen of rock and roll has died peacefully at the age of 83 after a long illness in her home in switzerland. with her, the world loses a music legend and a role model. very sad news, tina turner has died at the age of 83. what an extraordinary career it was. you look back and realise that pretty much up until her mid—40s, she had been successful, but all the real success that sold tens of millions of records came in her 40s and afterwards. her career revival came after one song, i think it was "ball of confusion" then "let's stay together". that turbo—charge her revival, she had been without a record deal at the time, then you look back at her of the 80s and 90s, she was absolutely at the top of the music indust

music legend tina turner has died at the age of 83. her publicist said she passed away peacefully at her home in switzerland. known as the queen of rock 'n' roll, she rose to fame in the 1960's, partnering with her husband trea turner. she'd left an abusive management went on to launch a similar career. tina turner soon became one of the top recording artists of all time. she sold more than 180 million albums and won 12 grammys. ♪ here in germany, authorities have rated properties of climate change activists. prosecutors from bavaria ordered the searches, alleging the activists supporting a criminal organization. the suspects belonging to the last generation group, which is gained notoriety because of their increasingly controversial activities. a police raid in berlin. authorities search offices of last generation in seven different states on behalf of munich prosecutors. the legal grounds for the searches is that several numbers of the group stand accused of being part of or supporting a criminal realization. this operation was initi

, season four of disney snake is 85, the age group is 86 for the fifth season, and the age group is 87 for the season born in the year of electricity. we announce that they are going to play together in the same sports, which are big standard and big ground , they will test again in a few days, they will face each other, and this is their new face-off. 4 months ago, his body changed and grew it's done, we will go to other people after going through the steps . now guys, for example, we have reached the size of 2,000 people . we will take 100 people. we will reach 50 people, and these 50 people will fall again, and we will determine a number of people for the second person . we had 24 people, we had 28 people , we had 30 people. i want that child who reached different stages the person should not be able to participate, see, this is one of our challenges, and now we may have to talk about this with the network officials . for this teenager, we now have a mother. but we ourselves are in the field of teenage boys and children, there are really so many challenges that we still haven't thou

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once you get older, you mean to age 7?i think 6 or fi he has other kmd interest but i would say that he is his passion about chess and it's great to see that much passion and joy and her son, danny cow is a mechanics institute. chess instructor. when i was a kid growing up, i play basketball. >> and it took me years to be able to beat my mom's boyfriend of basketball. chess is one of them ways that a child can like language learn very quickly and measure themselves up to an adult very quickly. the hope is that one day all of the young kids in the school programs will wind up here at the historic mechanics institute where they have weekly chess tournaments. >> and especially on a night like tonight, this is blitz night. >> the list is fast chess. each player has 3 minutes on the clock. one round is 6 minutes. classical slow chest can last hours. >> chess is universal game. you don't need to speak the same language you don't need to have come from the same places. everybody has the same malls in the u.s. how to play chess to

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of six, at the age of six, the tooth enamel is the first grade of the school , it is soft, just soft vulnerable to bacteria, and the enamel matures for three years, so if you can keep a tooth without holes for three years, this is possible due to three things: perfect cleaning of the tooth, this is sealing, this is in those cases where it is difficult to clean the teeth, they put fillings, which are called sealants and cover the teeth of the second, cover the teeth of the second, the enamel of the tooth is covered with a curtain, especially in those regions, and such regions in ukraine, where the majority of this author lose these too. three things that are done with regular visits to the dentist and daily cleaning of the teeth at home are enough so that there are no holes in the tooth, no drugs are needed, nothing extraordinary is not needed and it is not expensive, moreover, if the parents are missed, then later these problems become such that even in childhood lead not only to expensive treatment but to the loss of teeth at school, 20% of dear people do not have a sixth tooth or a

francis population is aging. and of course, there are other countries in europe where the pension age is already higher than 60, for the age, which the pension of retirement will be raised to here in france, i spoke to one processor who said, well, we simply don't care what it's like in other countries we want our rights to be maintained here, that women who we heard from you said we want to be able to see our grandchildren and grow old and to be able to leave more. so what it looks like here is really, i kind of fractured social contractor, at least that's what we're hearing from the demonstrators, but it certainly will make for a tricky time ahead for president micron. is rosie burton with the latest and i can paris mostly. thank you. we're now to the war in you cream. russia fired another barrage of missiles on monday. targeting cities across the country keep serves with its air defenses. intercepted most of the rockets and says, however, 34 people were injured now the strikes, they're expected to continue. a

the fact is that with age, our eye loses its ability to immodate.hat is, it is difficult for us to consider small objects at close range normal. yes, it's okay to refuse. how often do patients ask that maybe i will not wear them, and it would be better for me to refuse such glasses. it is not necessary that it be comfortable and convenient to work nearby. there are also glasses that are popularly called protective glasses in front of a computer when they sit here, how this thing works and whether it works there is such a moment that you and i live, probably in a world where we are always in front of some kind of monitor screen, then computers are a tablet phone, it doesn’t matter and any screen has its harmfulness. this is electromagnetic radiation and screen flicker , and it is believed that the blue color range is especially harmful to the eye, and here are these computer glasses. there are special lenses that remove this eye strain that protect our eyes from these flickers, flickers and annoying effect of the blue aspect. great. let's then go dir

at his age, i don't have a problem with it. i'm 72. only thing i kind of am worried about is harris. but -- >> host: can you explain? what do you mean by that? >> caller: it'll give her enough coverage, the media doesn't, about what she's actually doing. ands i know this is always been a problem with the vice president andre news media, but, yes, i voted for joe biden. thank you very much. >> host: sheila in georgia. let's go to chris in delaware, ohio. you are a trump supported. tell t t us why. >> caller: good morning. well, you know, joe biden has been a politician all of his life. donald trump and his family, they work for a living and i think trump is more qualified than biden because he knows, he actually signed checks to people and biden has never done that. he's been a politician all his life, so yes, i am a trump supporter and thank you for taking my call. >> host:u absolutely. up next, jim. jim is calling from hattiesburg, mississippi. you say there's another candidate you have inca mind, j. >> caller: yeah. good morning. i'v

the fat at the a has announced a shortage of 80 age the medication out of role in october of 2022. and so far there had been no relief for patients. the at the indicated that there is not an adequate supply to meet us consumer demand. meanwhile, people with adhd they have been forced to endure the shortage. and unfortunately that population is growing. and making more tablets isn't as easy as just flipping a switch. most age, the medications fall into a class of controlled substances called central nervous system stimulants. these medications have a well documented history of abuse and addiction. so the f, b a n d e a limits how many pills of pharmacy can dispense at once and how frequently patients can refill their prescriptions. adderall as a schedule to controlled substance, which means that the limits how much of the drug the manufacturer can produce per year. the quota is limited through ad roles, addictive ingredient amphetamine, and because of this, manufacturers are blaming and re, and scarcity is for the shortage. and in order to set these quotas, the d a must estimate how

but, when we see that in enterprises the age reaches 55 years. this is a critical age.is, further we understand that there is no young shift. more enterprises will be interrupted somewhere to take someone to invite. and who will these invite these can leave and again there will be a large turnover, the federation just to live belarus is one of the most massive organizations. and what happens to those who are in your ranks and is it becoming more massive i want to say that well, this is a clear definition for all public organizations, the more people there are, the more power the organization has, because uh, it is defined. how many people support this organization. we have an organization of workers and it is clear that the main motivation is that there is a collective contract and legal protection. quiet technical inspection, many other issues that concern, including people's leisure and health improvement, this is all motivation. this is what people say. it is clear what the unions are for. but we, uh, are not specifically chasing enrollment. yes, today we consist of

on from what age 1000000000 euros. a really deep sea novel made in germany. 60 minutes w. as he's got any issues or thoughts say well, the 3rd 3 things really in, in demo to be best buds steps and migration. more and more old folks. and more and more younger ones to we have a problem. how can we solve the lights and all of the, the will population hit 8000000000. that is 1000000000 more people on us and they were in 2010. and we are rapidly heading for the non spin in but at the same time we are in the for tennessee, chrysler. busy how is this possible? let's talk about the basics test. there are 3 things really in, in demo because the best, the steps and migrations. and now i think, destin away today is the least interesting part of the story. i mean, even india now has a life expectancy of not 70, pretty much close to 70. we're all getting the point when most people die die young . doctor mullins argues that the balance of bets, deaths, and migrations is the key to understanding how some countries become see the palace . well, others full behind. and these forces that sh

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that’s the age of 40. shock quarter. that's riuht. you the age of 40. shock quarter. _ living it with full passion. and you can see that is the wish to perform. she was— can see that is the wish to perform. she was everything that she was inch she displayed it night after night and hearing that, even behind the scenes— and hearing that, even behind the scenes she — and hearing that, even behind the scenes she was working hard everything second of the date does not surprise me topics i feel like we all— not surprise me topics i feel like we all got — not surprise me topics i feel like we all got to see that when we saw her on stage and just the way she prevented herself and her life. —— presented — prevented herself and her life. -- presented-— prevented herself and her life. -- resented. ., ,, ., , presented. thank you both for being with us tonight _ presented. thank you both for being with us tonight and _ presented. thank you both for being with us tonight and what _ presented. thank you both for being with us tonight and what better- presented. thank you both for

let's get to president's age. funny, charlie brings up post, "washington post" getting around yes people knew his age in 2020. but i don't think they anticipated decline, don't we as the exclamation .ed out deserve to know more about his health. and his medical status? >> first, the -- here is the problem this is what described to me, by someone taking care of someone in my family with questionable dementia and they said there is really not a specific test that says you have it, or you are getting it we are all dying physically and mentally from about 25 on. how do we do that? there is a lot factored in genetics and the environment, it goes oyou could ask tenders a question -- ten doctors a question and get ten different answers, we could ask that of any sitting president. i'm going to a agree with charlie on two things, one, he said at beginning of segment that we're way too far out for polls to matter. including these polls about and against joe biden. speaking of polls, didn't seem to hurt him regardless of the

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tina turner's life was one for the ages. she has died at the age of 83.da governor ron desantis officially enters the race for u.s. president. he is seen as the strongest threat so far to donald trump lead in the polls. plus how the simple steps represent a major scientific rate through. paralyzed man is able to walk again thanks to implants in his brain. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and aroundhe globe. we start tonight on a sad note but also in celebration of an extraordinary life. tina turner has died at the age of 83. in a statement her representatives said tina turner, the queen of rock 'n' roll has died peacefully today at the age of 83 after a long illness in her home. the world loses a music legend and a role model. tribute have been pouring in from the white house, fellow musicians and fans. many around the world have been no doubt humming her classic songs upon hearing the news. her life story was quite literally the stuff of movie magic. our arts correspondent begins our coverage. ♪ >> 1966, in your face hip shaking sweat drenched pass

my concern with biden is not his age. i am a little disappointed that people talk so much you know, the people who could be opposing biden for more physical reasons are talking about his age, it may be a problem. but i did not approve of biden -- i remember the first time he ran for president, he withdrew after a sort of scandal and i remember that. i am disappointed other people do not seem to remember. it had to do is making a speech in which she lied about what his parents did for a living, now it seems to have turned out he was doing it because he was plagiarizing the speech of a british politician who had a parents. i just thought that was -- it is not good to lie, it is very odd to lie about that. then some of his other behavior has been concerning and audit. some sexual misbehaviors. film, of course, does not -- he has said quite a few untrue things. biden has said quite a few, too. if you watch the fact checker, biden regularly -- he is the more credible liar than trump, said in a way, he is more dangerous. host:

particular attention to those who happen to leave out the age of similarly aged politicians like berniers and trump. biden hated people talking about how old he was when he was younger. he hates it even more now. i just can't imagine like keeping a talley. i never had to do at the times that trump was mentioned x, y or z with regard to a certain subject. it's crazy. >> harris: look, my grandmother passed away three weeks ahead of her 101st birthday. and i would say for at least up until like her 99th year, she didn't have this fixation with something that she couldn't stop talking about. in that last year of life, she would do that. and it's hard not to be talking about the thing that you're fixated on as much as biden is. everybody is talking about it. he's thinking about it. he's getting off planes and dropping glasses and his wife has to dress him with a jacket. finally, she's like you're on your own and the glasses fall to the ground. he's got to do this. it's a constant, constant struggle and we respect that. we're all growing in one direction. i'm not a doctor, but it doesn't take

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