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to the electronic age and undertaken soichlts with reforming all the court documents and is a valuable member of the conservators's office thank you, dan. >> (clapping.) >> on behalf of the department of aging & adult services my pleasure to present you with the award of employee of the month for june 2016. >> (clapping.) >> next item will be the report the directors report. >> good morning commissioners so i guess the big news this week the budget the mayor released his budget and submitted to the board of supervisors and a lot of great things for the department of aging & adult services so i want to quickly go over those items and unfortunately, i'm reading that off any phone small prinlt you know that you approved a budget we submitting to the mayor's office in february and has items that basically no cuts in the addition with positions for adult prospective services and other stray positions but not a lot of extra things in the budget lying enhancements for community services we were hoping that there will be a way to get those into our budget as well and the mayor certainly wanted

i want to disrupt aging. i want people to understand that it is ok to say, i'm 58 and feel good about it. and i think that was sort of this rally cry how do we start , changing the conversation in this country about what it means to grow older? and how do we use that wisdom and knowledge that has been gained over the course of these 50 or 60 years to help solve the nation's problems and get people to start taking personal responsibility about, hey, you are going to live to be 80 or 90. how are you going to live your life? how are you going to focus on the things that you want to do? so the idea of maybe we should , do the book on this. that is how disrupt aging came about. brian: how much of a tour are you going to do on this? jo ann: the book has been out a little over a month. we have gotten good responses about it. i just came from my tour in alabama. we are doing one in new york. i think what we are going to try to do is let our state offices decide if there is an opportunity for us to go out and speak ab

ua age is considered a tier one the topty, ranking in 4% of public universities in the nation. several sources, including the brookings institution have pointed out ua age graduates on average are the best paid graduates of any alabama university. and among the top 2% in the nation. good news indeed. the enrollment growth is really outstanding. it has my attention. i enjoy watching higher education in alabama over a number of years. i doubt there is a single major university in the country that can match what dr. alvin and his team are doing. enrollmentecord for with a 45% increase in the freshman class. the average ac t score went up. a 33% increase next year. this is surely one of the best growth records if not the best of any major university in america. let's say it loud and clear. the chargers are charging. we think of how a college education -- we appreciate the on oure impacts community. students live here. they bring money with them.

to the electronic age and undertaken soichlts with reforming all the court documents and is a valuables office thank you, dan. >> (clapping.) >> on behalf of the department of aging & adult services my pleasure to present you with the award of employee of the month for june 2016. >> (clapping.) >> next item will be the report the directors report. >> good morning commissioners so i guess the big news this week the budget the mayor released his budget and submitted to the board of supervisors and a lot of great things for the department of aging & adult services so i want to quickly go over those items and unfortunately, i'm reading that off any phone small prinlt you know that you approved a budget we submitting to the mayor's office in february and has items that basically no cuts in the addition with positions for adult prospective services and other stray positions but not a lot of extra things in the budget lying enhancements for community services we were hoping that there will be a way to get those into our budget as well and the mayor certainly wanted to get some of those in one

to the electronic age and undertaken soichlts with reforming all the court documents and is a valuable member of the conservators's office thank you, dan. >> (clapping.) >> on behalf of the department of aging & adult services my pleasure to present you with the award of employee of the month for june 2016. >> (clapping.) >> next item will be the report the directors report. >> good morning commissioners so i guess the big news this week the budget the mayor released his budget and submitted to the board of supervisors and a lot of great things for the department of aging & adult services so i want to quickly go over those items and unfortunately, i'm reading that off any phone small prinlt you know that you approved a budget we submitting to the mayor's office in february and has items that basically no cuts in the addition with positions for adult prospective services and other stray positions but not a lot of extra things in the budget lying enhancements for community services we were hoping that there will be a way to get those into our budget as well and the mayor certainly wanted

were told or lead to believe we couldn't do that forestalling but paired it back over 21st years of age we asked for no delivery so someone can order across the board i'm speaking speak gnaws deputy mr. owen clued me in said do businesses we're allowed to set a threshold forage for recollecting the business activity i would suggest if any hung opinion take the train of thought as a planning commission i'll grant the appeal for the neighborhoods, however, i'll approve the project with the condition that none 21 to 25 years old will be able to purchase from that medical cannabis dispensary formal a period of time may be one year or two years and at the end of that sunset have a memorandum of understanding or another hearing to see if there are issues and decide whether you want to reduce that age requirements or noticing not it is a sensible and reasonable approach it goes in line with the concerns of the mayor and the neighborhoods many adam if the hotels a win-win for everybody thank you. >> i left my heart in san francisco >> we give you more time mr. richards granted our board is not

that is up next on arm stroll ag williams. you don't want to miss this one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> armstrong: hello, everybody, and yes, the new senior woman and man reinvented the years beyond their life the we're going to talk about senior citizens with our very special guest, dr. floisher. i want to you share with audience a little bit about your background. we will talk with you dr. fliesher. >> guest: of i was a teacher at a public school first, and then at a university and taught people who were going to be teachers, and that was at arcadia university just outside of philadelphia. i'm a mother, a grandmother, and about to become a great grandmother, and i do volunteer work at the museum, and. >> armstrong: and that's enough. >> guest: okay. just the beginning. [ laughter ] >> armstrong: dr. reis. >> guest: a retired professor, as mother and grandmother, and getting old, but i've also been a consultant to many companies, and in fact, you and i met so many years ago, when we were both doing things. you know, you mentioned getting old,

to the electronic age and undertaken soichlts with reforming all the court documents and is a valuable member of the conservators's office thank you, dan. >> (clapping.) >> on behalf of the department of aging & adult services my pleasure to present you with the award of employee of the month for june 2016. >> (clapping.) >> next item will be the report the directors report. >> good morning commissioners so i guess the big news this week the budget the mayor released his budget and submitted to the board of supervisors and a lot of great things for the department of aging & adult services so i want to quickly go over those items and unfortunately, i'm reading that off any phone small prinlt you know that you approved a budget we submitting to the mayor's office in february and has items that basically no cuts in the addition with positions for adult prospective services and other stray positions but not a lot of extra things in the budget lying enhancements for community services we were hoping that there will be a way to get those into our budget as well and the mayor certainly wanted

spouse will reach the age of 90? so you can answer this in your head. and the answer is 45%. nearly half of our married participants either they or their spouse will live until age 90. you will see on the right we asked this question recently of a conference we hosted for senior university executives. so if you didn't realize that the number is 45% you are not alone. many senior executives thought the percentage reaching age 90 is quite a bit lower. so what actually are the probabilities? even those who don't live until age 95 among our participants have quite a life long expectancy. here is the great majority of our five million participants. for our single inewties 75 paying out at 82 and 25% at age 95. and of course, for joint annuity the numbers were higher. 94% of our joint annuity is paying out at 82, 44% at age 95. i think there is always a bit of hand waving when talking about tiaa participants. they tend to live longer than average because they white col ler and higher educated. we are dealing with a fairly

she was raped at the age of 13 and then she had kevin at the age of 14. >> it was an assault by the stepfatheruced kevin stoeser nine months later. >> mr. stoeser had by all accounts a difficult upbringing. his relationships with other individuals in his home were quite strained. >> i went to school with him, lived down the street. he was just kind of a geeky, different, you know, didn't stand out but didn't fit in. but he was a stoeser. everybody liked the stoesers, you know? >> march of 1994, he joined the army as an infantry man, and he actually excels and promotes quickly. within a matter of a couple of years he is already promoted up the ranks to sergeant. in early 1996, while he was stationed at fort hood, texas, he saw a young lady who at the time was 16 years old. they struck up a relationship and just under a year they actually got married. a month or two later, she actually ends up giving birth to their daughter. >> his wife was a juvenile. he was 24 years old. he was committing a crime. he was breaking the law and had to get her parents to give him special permission to marry a youn

department of aging & adult services does the work for the department of aging & adult services without we wouldn't have all the contractors to bring to commission but we also want to thank all the people in the back it support of office of acknowledging the contracts unit and budget and mr. haney planning and everyone a group effort to get these out of the door one of things that karen has done since the day she got here provided excellent support any of us who have done any work anywhere know that the administrative support is one of the more important functions thank you karen and read when the colleagues wrote about that better than anything i can say from the first day karen race demonstrated excellence if in all aspects she's the saufbt of the baggage for the monitoring more than 50 community-based organizations in san francisco the staff members are compromised of nutrition i was and karen has supported them with the new dine design to make them work effectively if you imagine o o a as a machine cesarean is that one guarantor that may not be mower powerful but essential to keep t

the greatness of this man for the ages was that he was, in fact, a man for all ages. any man ever scripted a ? eater arc to his life what does it say of a man -- any man -- that he can go from being viewed as one of his country's most polarizing figures to arguably its most beloved? [applause] to do so without changing his nature or for a second compromising his principles. yeah, you know, there were great causes. there were great national movements. there were huge divisions that unusual ali opportunities to symbolize our struggles, but harry truman had it right when he said men make history and not the other way around, or as lauryn hill so nicely put it, consequence is no coincidence. befitting his stature as the goat, muhammad ali never shied away from a fight. he fought not just the biggest and baddest men of his day inside the ropes, but outside the ring, he also went toe to toe with an array of critics, a seemingly endless succession of -- succession of societal norms, the architects of a vile, immoral war, the u.s. government . he even fought, ultimately to hi

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. >> denise chow on the aging what is the question when a we don't allocate. >> it is include in the meals program. >> home delivered meals with the nutrition agency by two agencies we we require the education for the meals. >> well, i'm sure that is in the nutrition congregate meal budget for this is required i'm just wondering why not spelled out here this is the question that's all. >> we have ample funding as well. >> great. >> sorry about that this area plan budget is part of our budget so we get in the overlook budget. >> okay. >> commissioner sims. >> some of this was a black box for me on the grid for the area planned budget. >> uh-huh. >> it looks like there are a number of sort of ups and downs in those areas one that is a small dollar amount but the sniff quality and accountability under the o buds man it is sensitive to the sniffs in san francisco i was wondering about rationals. >> so for the obama buds man the federal and state and each one as funding allocations it guide the way those funds are distributed so specifically for the sniff - >> the very last one on the oba

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were right about in the book, jeremiah, hughes basically thrown into the foster care system at a young age. the main thing he didn't have was his own money so he could actually be himself and gain a foothold and start building a resume and achieving success. this is one of the barriers. until you hit some arbitrary hd by the government you're allowed to go out there and waste your life or hang out in the street corner, or do any kind of unproductive thing you want. the one thing you can do is be productive. i think that's unfair to young people. >> host: don't think there should be a law saying children, saying children, if there under certain age have to be in school, i know it's not very common but what if there were parents who would say look, i'm going to semi-children out to wash cars all day because our family needs the money for something like that. shouldn't that be prohibited? spee2 i think you have to have the government defined what we consider abusive children.

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