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on a commercial onion farm in texas we found gabriella, age nine. she is not a legal age to work. but nobody here was checking. >> so what grade are you in at school? >> second grade. the us is one of only three countries that have not ratified the un's convention on the rights of the child. and the us rules on child labor in agricultural haven't changed in over 40 years. >> some legislators have tried to raise the minimum age for farm workers. the care act of 2009 would have brought it up to 14, the same as it is for every other industry. however, this bill was opposed by the farm lobby, so after it was introduced to congress, it was referred to committee, where it died. >> we've come to washington dc to talk to one of the biggest lobbies for agricultural interests, the american farm bureau federation. spending close to $6 million on lobbying for agriculture in one year, it's a major player keeping government regulation off of farms and big agro businesses. i'm meeting kristi boswell, the director of congressional relations. she works on labor and immigration. >> why is it that a

>> as you age on screen, you can't sit in front of the camera. >> his thoughts about the unforgiving camera. why his days on s could be numbered. >> you're forever young, george. >> not so much. >>> are katy perry a orlando bloom moving in together? after their sexy hawaii vacation, we have the new shot shottings shots in new york, why they could be house hunting. >>> and the hollywood wives plastic surgeon. >> is it a bad idea to operate on your own wife? >>> what happened to '80s heart throb andrewccarthy. >> we just getting together for pretty in pink 2, the reyuan i don't think. >>> and the new ghost busters movie, shot for shot, we're comparing it to the original. >>> now, march 3, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." george clooney, one of the biggest stars in the world is wondering if it's time to leaf acting behind, say it isn't show. >> the sexiest man alive is going on the record, is age taking its toll? on record, is clooney calling it quits? >> i don't think anybody really wants to see anybody really age, it's a very unforgiving thing, the camera is, so aging is somethi

is, so aging is something you try to do less and less on screen. cloo was candid about age in hollywood and he said he will act les and direct more. have had really great success and i have had some mott so successful fil and that's part of the experience. >> but is it all about aging? clooney's last films were considered box office disappoint mptds and there's the amal factor, mrs. clooney is a specialist in international law. >> it could be perceived as a distraction if her husband has this wide platform i this sort of crazy world of entertainment. i think that could have somet do with it, him wanting to protect her career by taking a slightly lower profile position in hollywood. >> regardless, you got to love george for being so open. >> you're forever young, george. >> not so much, you can't stay in front of the camera your whole life >> clooney's message, e your age, say no to plastic surgery. >> you can't try to look younger, you just have to look the best you can at the age you are and not worry about it. >> george clooney is 54 in actors ye

at all ages we're behind. people feel like it's a personal failure, when really it is a failure of the system. why a failure of the system. >> before 401k's look over, we actually had -- it was never perfect. only about half of workers had something, but they had spousal benefits with that, and the coverage was pretty even across race. blacks and whites were fairly evenly covered. the same thing with high school of college-educated workers, and that is still the case for pensions but not for 401k's. since 401k's have become the common retirement plan, there have been wide gaps opening up, and when youa up all of the groups not served by 401k's they are the majority of americans. and the majority are not doing very well. >> ben castleman, you could really go crazy if you read the financial pages online and in the newspaper, or watch financial television, because you are hearing, seemingly conflicting things. some say they oh, those retirement planners that you see, they are asking you to replace too much of you

work force of any age. older younger workers bring phenomenal short-term memory. energy, creativity. disruption. older workers bring -- disruption i mean that in a positive way. older workers bring balance and multisectorial cross problems. and the mentorship, the opportunities to connect older people and young people are remarkable. moving either expressly or by implication, older people out of your workplace, is not good for business. let me tell you, some of the smartest employers in the united states now, have work going on in the back of their shops. rather than matching two ph.d.s from computers science from stanford who are 30, they are putting a 30-year-old and 65-year-old together recognizing the power of that connection. so we need to address ageism. we need to take it on. we need to talk about it. and this is, i think, one of the great social challenges of our time. we need to increase our investment in prevention and wellness. talked about lengthening health span. if we don't succeed in tackling

>> psychologically, people mature as they age. one of the changes that happens is people have better impulse control over time and they become less likely to seek out novelty. when you're younger in your teens, up to age 25, you'll have poor impulse control, more vulnerable to peer pressure, less likely to understand the long-term consequences of doing something like becoming addicted to tobacco for the rest of your life. >> earlier this month san francisco raised the legal age for buying tobacco products to 21. joining berkeley and other parts of santa clara county. is there a national growing movement among cities to do this? >> yes. the first law passed in 2005 in massachusetts. and it spread through massachusetts. and it started to spread to other states from there. this actually nears the pattern of tobacco control nationally, historically. it started at the local level and moved up to the state level. you're seeing the same thing with changes in age limits. >> the fact that the state level, there is some movement, hawaii las

of 18 perhaps younger and as certain under the age of 21 those habit are so hard to end voluntarily so that's why we have to go to many other front to try to do this and that's why i think that the supervisor wiener has found a person cause and public health health cause if the violation kriebs the department of health to make sure that we do what we can to end our these diseases as much as we can to make sure that we also reflect as the mayor of the city if we can save a lot of money if we are able the medical systems we have to have in place it treat cancer and asthma with smoking is an incredible experience to the public safety the cleaner air with the coalition work on families that second-hand smoke impacts this has another critical reason why we want to do as much as we can and i think we're on the overview we know that supervisor wiener is already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco pr

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was one photograph that went viral on brazil media and it was absolutely outstanding with a middle age, middle class couple going to the demonstrations and right behind them there was the nanny and pushing the toddlers and that said you know you can protest and a lot of people drinking champaign and it was a bit of a demonstrati demonstration but has to take care of others in the middle and this in a nutshell is the portrait of brazil society and if you don't understand that you don't understand nothing going on at the moment. >> reporter: brazil is a country of 200 million and the deep social divide at the heart of national politics. for over a decade the left wing workers party led by de-silva had economic and social change. media system however remained remarkably untouched, five families among the richest in brazil control 70% of the mainstream media. and global owned runs the t.v. global network and another family owns the one that has news weekly. all five families have been part of brazil establishment the ruling class for decades. and neither dilma rousseff pushed for this in t

land was the raw material of the agricultural age. iron was the raw material of the industrial age.ata is the raw material of the information age. so in a very high-cost labor market like the united states, all we can really viably create are knowledge-based industries. so what we have to do, wherever we are, is figure out what are the knowledge products? what are the things that we can do with data to constitute the products and services of the future? >> so fundamentally who is at risk? you've been able to outline jobs or types of people or areas of training where they will flourish because of this new age, and others that will entirely disappear. some of them are not untu intuitive. if somebody is watching this with a high school-aged child, what should she think about? >> don't send them to law school, first of all. i think a lot of the kind of work that is repetitive in nature, the $1,000 an hour highest-paid lawyer that does, you know, her job is fine. the kind of legal work that my father did, creating the foot tall stack of papers that you sign during a house closing, that w

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age of 25. since then, that number has of aed to about 200 out workforce of about 85,000. we worry our under 25 group may end up on the endangered species list. on behalf ofcially those for whom age 25 is a bit of a foggy memory, let me say i know how important it is for any organization to have older workers for their experience and institutional knowledge. the fact that our agency skews a little older is not the problem. i worry about is not having enough young workers in the haveine, so the iris will great difficulty developing the leaders it needs five or 10 years down the road. ultimately, continued underfunding of the irs itsinues to erode effectiveness. my concern is we are getting dangerously close to that point. and at a minimum, i do not want anyone to say after my term is over that they did not understand the seriousness of the situation. they can continue to ignore it if they so choose, but at least they will not say they were not warned. i do not want to give anyone the impression w

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the state senate approved raising the legal age to 21. betty yu spoke to bay area business owners. >>> reporter: a smoke shop in san jose has been sending people under 21 away since the beginning of the year when unincorporated parts of santa clara county raised the buying age. >> it hurts business. i don't run the business but it hurts my existing. >> reporter: soon, the rest of california may have to do the same, sell tobacco and ecigarette products to people 21 and over. if governor brown signs off on the legislation, california would be the first state after hawaii with the higher age limit. >> i don't think that's a good legislature. when you're 18 you should be able to make your own decisions. >> reporter: anti-smoking advocates says raising the age would reduce smoking-related illnesses and prevent young people from starting smoking. >> i think they will be able to find cigarettes one way or another if they really want them. >> reporter: this man runs a smoke shop in san jose. >> it's probably going to be better that we do raise it

launched the are aviation age. president obama was amazing he created 18% growth in real gdp and he raised the average income of every american by 17ers. this digital era will do the same thing except five to ten times the impact. the implications are 1 to 3% gdp growth, 19% economic benefit but it will result in disruption however. you have got to think of it in terms of invocation, start july countries, rescaling your workforce, inclusive of the entire country every children, you've got to think about health care and education and we'll go the connect a thousand devices when cisco was first formed to 14 billion to get the right innovation to the right person and the right machine, and health care and entertainment, but it will require all of this changing very disruptive. i think it can create a much larger middle class in the middle east, startup nations not in the traditional industries but in the whole new era of applications and health care and education. i'm the optimist on the middle east but it requires bo