on the left, cindy at age 28, and on the right, at 41.e's another picture of cindy at 28, and on the right, at age 43. and finally, cindy at 28 and today at age 45. >> how does cindy do it? >> her secret is renowned french anti-aging specialist, dr. jean-louis sebagh. >> he's been called "the wonder doctor," "a miracle worker," "and the youth guru." >> dr. jean-louis sebagh is a super exclusive doctor in paris. i was 28 when i first went to him, and i instantly noticed that my skin just came alive, and that was it. it was kind of love at first sight. >> dr. sebagh's treatments are in such demand, models, celebrities, and even vip clients wait months just to get an appointment with him. >> people don't mind waiting four hours at a time just to see him, because they know that at the end of the day they come out looking fresher and healthier and younger. you know, he's the man. >> how is that dr. sebagh is able to produce such powerful anti-aging elixirs? >> his secret lies in a fabled and beautiful part of the french countryside. >> here in

on the left, cindy at age 28, and on the right, at 41.e's another picture of cindy at 28, and on the right, at age 43. and finally, cindy at 28 and today at age 45. >> how does cindy do it? >> her secret is renowned french anti-aging specialist, dr. jean-louis sebagh. >> he's been called "the wonder doctor," "a miracle worker," "and the youth guru." >> dr. jean-louis sebagh is a super exclusive doctor in paris. i was 28 when i first went to him, and i instantly noticed that my skin just came alive, and that was it. it was kind of love at first sight. >> dr. sebagh's treatments are in such demand, models, celebrities, and even vip clients wait months just to get an appointment with him. >> people don't mind waiting four hours at a time just to see him, because they know that at the end of the day they come out looking fresher and healthier and younger. you know, he's the man. >> how is that dr. sebagh is able to produce such powerful anti-aging elixirs? >> his secret lies in a fabled and beautiful part of the french countryside. >> here in

their self worth as we continue to age. i know that seniors fear losing their independence to handle their own finances or becoming a burden to their children or even ending up in a nursing home. these are really very real fears associated with mental decline and people really do feel helpless and sometimes hopeless. >> i hear this every day from patients in my medical office. they don't realize there are simple things that can be done like taking procera avh daily to help slow and even stop their mental decline and stay mentally sharp even in their later years. >> it's sad, doctor. so many people suffer in silence, unaware that for many, there are natural solutions to their memory loss. >> that's right. being mentally sharp means you have control of your life. we joke about letting the children eventually take over, but really it's about being independent as long as we possibly can and playing a meaningful role in the lives of our family and friends. that's where the real joy is. >> dr. bresky, tell us how your four pillar

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for example, the tests put this 62-year-old man's perceived age at 74 and his vascular age at 73. both are more than ten years above his actual age. aging of the blood vessels can be life threatening. in this blood vessel, the walls have thickened into a condition called arterial sclerosis, such narrowing of a blood vessel can choke off circulation leading to a stroke or other emergency. >> translator: data from other research indicate that people who look older do tend to have shorter lives. >> reporter: what's the connection between aging and our appearance and in our blood vessels? scientists believe they share one substance in common. this research er studies a.g.e. formed when sugars connect with proteins that makeup the body. this is made from cow protein. proteins usually have some flexibility. this helps the elasticity of the skin and blood vessels. but when blood sugar is high for long periods, excess sugar bonds with the proteins, this causes the formation of brown hard a.g.e. when this occurs in the skin, elasticity is lost. this leads to sagging and wrinkles. when a.g.

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even for his age. i think he's kind of a little guy.'s hard to imagine someone that age being in that position. >> had you ever been in juvenile? >> no. this was my first time. >> gingrich's age and lack of criminal record caught the attention of monica foster, an indianapolis attorney who has taken on his case pro bono. she's appealing his adult sentencing and fighting to keep him in a juvenile facility. >> he's never had a juvenile referral, never a juvenile referral. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we'll treat him as an adult with zero juvenile referrals. to treat a 12-year-old as an adult is for the sis toem say, we give up on you. there is nothing that we can do to rehabilitate you. and to me, that is selling the justice system so far short. and it is selling a kid like paul so amazingly short. it's just ridiculous. >> monica and paul's mother nicole gingrich hope to keep paul in a youth facility with programs geared towards his age and developmental needs. but as it stands now, paul will transition to wabash as soo

to slow that aging process down or to even turn back the clock. the treatments usually include doses of the same performance-enhancing drugs that are now banned by most professional sports-- things like testosterone, dhea, and human growth hormone. as we first reported in 2006, all of this his highly controversial and possibly even illegal, but that's not stopping thousands of doctors from taking up the practice or patients from seeking them out. this is the temple of anti-aging medicine, the cenegenics medical institute of las vegas, nevada. >> let's take a look at it. >> it was founded in 1998 by its chief prophet, dr. alan mintz, who claims to have 12,000 patients around the world, offering hope to anyone who is feeling tired, getting flabby, and losing interest in sex. >> people are looking to feel better. they're tired of the answers, "go home; we can't do anything for you; you're really okay." they're tired of hearing, "i'm getting old; there's nothing you can do about it; just live with it." >> people have been chasing the fountain of youth

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ages venue but we have not done an all ages event i don't remember the last time. >> i'm going to recommended you can't do an all ages fire department. >> absolutely. >> you're absent absent will allow you to do it but no entertainment. i mean, that's what i'm going to recommend to this commission >> i think it's important since we're top of this that i have in my hand and from their file an order dated october 2010 and in it or 17 points that were done from the directors order to the security plan. and i bring this up because if the commission is going to do anything i think we should look at this so commissions don't add conditions that are part of the secure plan >> do you know what that reconditioning of your security plan do you operate under those conditions. >> i have it with me. >> they have a copy. i think it's important >> i'm on the - >> on the plan do you have do you have to notify the calendar events. the venue calendar p will notify the people >> and you were not notified of that. i didn't get that fashion as the watch commander so that could be coming on our side >> i have a qu

becomes theage minimum age. everybody works until that age. as an airline pilot, i had to retire at age of 60. i am 74 and still in good health and still pass my faa medical and i would have been working the last 13 years paying my taxes and i was earning a decent income. rather than collecting social security and living like a drain think the, i mandatory retirement is something that should do -- that we should address. utah rob the older population. i would like to hear your comments on that. this is not directly responsive to the mandatory retirement age but there has been a bit of a movement toward what people call encore careers for older people. you could get a part-time job to keep your brain active rather than just retire. put outone thing i can there. i think we have seen mandatory retirement ages rise in the past and maybe this time to take another look. host: let's hear from michael in new york. caller: one question -- what is the birth rate of these is a killer groups? i believe the neutral birth rate is 2.11%. is there any data on

surprising news in the ongoing search to slow down the signs of aging. tonight, what doctors say really works. "nightly news" begins now. good evening. this day may go down as a pivotal one in the fight to clean up the u.s. military and rid the ranks of the threat of sexual assault. so many of the victims have said the process of reporting unwanted sexual contact must be taken out of the chain of command. but there's been resistance to that. and today in front of congress, we got to see the top of the chain on display. the nation's top military commanders all in a row, just one woman among them. it's gotten so bad that today john mccain, a decorated vietnam veteran, former prisoner of war, said he could not in good conscience advise women to join the service right now until this gets dealt with. it's where we begin tonight with our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. you know, it's not so often that you see so many three and four-star generals and admirals called on the carpet all at once, a stron

by which he meant the age of all those jewish pashtun to give me the age of just jews, the age of although those ways thinking we call jewish. so their success in deploying it, the nazis success in to point this logic of anti-judaism i tried to demonstrate, can only be understood, i want to argue, not as some product of a french increased movement but within this history that encoded the threat of judaism into some of the most basic concepts of western thought. and we generated that threat a new forms for new times. helping many of europe's citizens not only germans, even its most educated and critical citizens like, make sense of their world in anti-jewish terms. so in its largest sense this book is an inquiry into the power of the history of thought or if the present is not independent of the past, if the cognitive possibilities of the way we can think at any given moment, even in our own moment, might be conditioned by habits of thought acquired overlong creative time, over time in history, then we need to find a way to become aware of those habits of thought, lest we find ourselves act

ine misbehavior at this age your life is great. fun has got to be a part of your productive life always. [applause] you have got to have relief, you've got to joke with your friends,, play a little prank that is harmless. a lot of that misbehavior i spotted in the most creative people in the computer industry that i ever meet. i have those emotional memories of a time that they played a joke on but it or smiled or what made them laugh. that is creative thought. i came up with a formula, h = s- f. happiness is what life is about. it does not matter how money yacht you have, how much money you make, the day you die, if you have been running everything tight, but another person is out on the streets, homeless, smiling, telling jokes and having a fun time, who would you rather be with you die? i decided i would rather be the fun person. happiness equals smiles minas frowns. easy one. it led me to formulas in my life to avoid things that would eventually make me frown. try to set yourself up so that things can happen, not the way you wo

relate to aging customers. this store found since it hired elderly workers, customers have been spending 30% more. >> translator: i can relate to my customers because i have the same concerns as them. it's because of this that i feel i can provide the kind of service they need. >> as more seniors hope to work past retirement age, many experts say jobs need to be created for them. . >> translator: in the past, companies were reluctant to hire older people. so the challenge now is to find a way to use their skills and keep their motivation high. >> couples realize that adding aging workers cost extra. they know their customers are aging and they see the market potential in hiring older staff who can relate better to the shoppers. >> time for a check on the weather. people in northwestern areas of china are dealing with severe flooding after a bout of heavy rain. we have the latest. >> it is the rainy season and we see these pictures annually, but it's going to be another severe event across the area. places in ch

to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had no other way of getting health care, those without insurance, it might be more cost effective hello, san holy lee here with another list of buzz worthy activity. summer is here and the time is right for feel good fun that won't break the bank. swinging in the union square. this free swinging live dance serie

at the age of 83, he's now pleaded not guilty to all counts. bulger allegedly ran the violent winter hill gang in south boston, and at the same time, prosecutors say, he provided the f.b.i. with information on a rival gang. in 1994, he fled as he was about to be indicted, and managed to evade capture for 16 years. while he was being hunted, his former f.b.i. handler was convicted of tipping him off. >> have you seen this woman? >> ifill: in 2011, agents finally tracked bulger down through his longtime girlfriend, catherine greig, and he was arrested at this rent-controlled apartment in santa monica, california. his trial is expected to last three to four months. for more we turn to kevin cullen, reporter and columnist for the "boston globe," and co- author of the book, "whitey bulger: america's most wanted gangster and the manhunt that brought him to justice." he was in the courtroom today. he was in the courtroom today. this corruption trial that we are following now, kevin, are we talking about something that was individual in his alleged cri

>> i don't think the age thing is going to be one of hillary's biggest challenges, whether your my age or -- chris: not a problem for you? >> not a problem. chris: is it a problem? >> no. chris: she is running against a 54-year-old somewhat overweight guy? >> then he might be thin. chris: or a nasty guy from texas. we don't know who she is running against? >> fairly or unfairly it's going to depend on the answer to the first question, it depends on her health. if she has a hiccup along the way -- >> it's the stamina, the most grueling process. chris: the guy who runs, it could be a woman, probably a guy, i think he must never let anybody on his team ever attack her personally. he is going to have to apologize for every attack on his record. you take a shot at hillary clinton. you give her an advantage, yourself a disadvantage. it's not just that she is female. there is a willingness on her part to hit back in a way that is powerful. >> she knows how. she has experience. she has perfected that rebound. you can almost foresee whoever the nominee is having to fire some intern or low level

for people who have kids under the age of 18. when you talk to kids, it is because they are realistic about their kids' access to alcohol, and alcohol is illegal for kids under the age of 21. if kids want it, they have almost unlimited access to alcohol, and they currently have unlimited access to marijuana. many parents do not think legalization will change that. many think it might make things better. trying to have a regulatory system in place that potentially puts some drug dealers out of business potentially makes it less available or more expensive to people under the age of 21. sums -- some parents say they would rather be higher than drive drunk. or if their kids do something, they would rather do that than alcohol because it is more dangerous than truck driving. at any rate, the personal experience from a consultant to try to run campaigns, it is hard to think about influencing people's views on that issue. on the other hand, what we did find in our work and was part of our strategy in washington was that there are some

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this is the age of taking action. viagra.our doctor. >>> we're back tonight with an nbc news investigation. when barack obama meets tomorrow with china's new president, cyberattac cyberattacks led to the chinese government will be high on his agenda. they've been -- but nbc news has learned that the cyberattacks has gone fushth, including president obama's campaign. our report tonight from michael iz cough. >> reporter: months before taking the oath of office. >> i barack obama hussein obama. >> reporter: cyberspies had penetrated the obama presidential campaign. including a direct hit on his chicago campaign head yaur quarters. >> and they -- >> reporter: but wasn't revealed at the time, is that u.s. intelligence agency quickly traced it to the people's rebubble of china. >> reporter: in the summer of 2008, the fbi discovered that both the obama and mccain campaign computers were under sustained attack. mccain officials were shooked when they got a phone call of a top chinese diplomat complaining about this private letter dr

for women to get it, not necessarily teenagers. >> woodruff: meaning women of age. >> women of age. >> woodruff: child bearing age. >> child bearing age, but it is these young teenagers that everyone is concerned about. >> woodruff: it is interesting you bring that up. because we happen to know that teen birth rates have been dropping dramatically over the last couple of decades, but you're saying that that really isn't the focus here. >> that isn't. although i will say that the american academy of pediatrics, congress of obstetrician and gynecologists have all said that everything they nie from the studies, teenagers and some young teenagers to the extent we have data, do understand how to use it and understand that it is not to be used in place of regular birth control. so it is not a matter that they can't use it, it is just they are not expected to be the focus of who will use it with the lifted restrictions. >> woodruff: finally, you were showing me, this has been an issue for well over a decade. scientists have been saying, you said from the beginning, almost, that this is a saf

the age group championship race, i take it seriously. but again, in my age group, there are a lot of other priorities in life, so this is a hobby at the end of the day. in my age group, um, there are so few of us that i think the ones that are still hanging in there are serious. but, um, mostly i want to have a good time, i don't want to take it too seriously. i have had maybe five rest days in the past three months of training. so i'm very serious about my training and about the race. i just got my driver's license about three months ago, and it's great to be able to drive because i can take myself to other places to train and my parents love it because they're not taking me everywhere to train and it just gives me a lot more opportunities to go and ride and run and swim at other places. (laughing) you know, i personally don't take it that seriously. i have a career, i have children... so i train when i can, but i... i train as hard as i can, and so, i just gut it out, race hard and it is what it is. (laughing) narrator: in the men's pr

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she's a disabled elder who is trying to age in place. she has a care provider, but the health issues that she has, the habit ability issues in the residence makes it a difficult situation for her. the temperature going to either extremely cold to extremely hot, the moisture coming in through various leaks, leaky refrigerator, the windows that can't open, there is problem with the windows and wiring. from what i understand, there has been on going problems with the property owner and other properties. there is a seven page article about this on going problem with this particular management ownership company that has this property that it's a long going thing. i think there is something like 300 cases that have gone to litigation over the last 10 or so years. it's nothing new and we just want to speak to this problem because it's a huge problem in san francisco, problems particularly with our elders, with a population that is aging. we have to ensure that these mechanisms that are here to serve and to ensure that our elders can age in plac

i'm not going to the diversity of ageness >> economic diversity. so i intend to keep the golf reasonable and it's around $8. i need the longer hours to be able to supplement it. when you do the numbers of golf it doesn't support itself. i need the income from the food and from liquor in order to be able to keep this it's a neighborhood thing. that's important to me that's why i'm seeking the longer hours and focus on the older kids and the families. the old and adult on the latter hours. so it's primarily. >> i share your goal. you imaginations your partnership with neighborhood groups could you elaborate on that. and a also have you touched base with the supervisor >> i sent an e-mail to the supervisor but we evaporate had a conversation yet. i've met with new door adventures and i've signed on to bring in two interims from at risk youth. that will be an ongoing thing we'll be doing. i've met with so many local landmark and it was a total fun thing but it doesn't exist today. it was never that crowded but i recognize what can be done there. i like

most young people fall within that age bracket.will get assistance to be able to afford health care benefits. that will be huge for our generation. 20 million of us don't have health insurance and a lot of these changes we talked about in the economy over the last several decades about lower wages and lower benefits have hit our generation hard. we think over the next year it is going to be a huge benefit for our generation to be able to take it vantage of the new healthcare option. host: we have been talking with rory o'sullivan. if you want to get more information regarding the organization, you can find on their website, younginvincibles.org. we want to tell you about what is coming up on tomorrow's edition of "washington journal" and we begin with james bamford. he will talk with us about the history of public surveillance programs and relations acknowledging the existence of ongoing foreign intelligence surveillance programs. later, we will be joined by maria kumar and mona charen. they will talk about their research reports o