85, age 90, 95, healthily.e on this enthusiasm, raising a lot of money. but then you get to the very hard yards of actually science, bench science — putting something in a human body and actually having it work. and there are bigger questions over how we may need to work longer, the unexpected diseases that will emerge at these older ages, and our planet is already pretty busy. first thing to consider- is these changes that we're talking about are not - going to happen tomorrow. they're going to be happening slowly, the same way we've . |doubled our lifespan over the last| 150 years, and we slowly adapted. as for bryan... what has the reaction been from doctors and scientists to what you're doing? cos i guess it's probably been kind of mixed. yeah, the reaction has been very mixed. i would say there's quite a few people who are excited that this is happening and it's a good blueprint for them. there's also been a colossal amount of hate, which i love. i love every bit of it. i think bryan is a... is a true pion

ageing by itself is the largest risk factor for every single disease, this chronic disease of aging,o by targeting it, you target all disease together. but how do we separate science from snake oil? the longevity industry is worth billions, with hopes of delaying disease, extending our sprightly years and maybe even throwing in a few extra. i let a system of science and data run my body. it does a betterjob taking care of me than i can. maybe even our furry friends can be with us for longer. he is in my face. and the things some people will do to stay young! you got this. do you consider yourself a guinea pig? no, i do not. i consider myself to be an explorer on the frontiers, trying to find out what is possible. tech entrepreneur bryanjohnson is spending millions trying to turn back time on his body. i refer to myself as a professional rejuvenation athlete. it is a new sport i want to create. i'm not a bio—hacker, i'm not a health enthusiast, i am a professional rejuvenation athlete. i love it. working with a team of 30 scientists, his daily life is dictated by an extreme regime of

, ageing.squeeze a. but the big scientific _ squeeze a. but the big l scientific breakthroughs squeeze a. but the big i scientific breakthroughs are just not there yet, so i guess i come away from this feeling more than ever that it is so important to live your healthiest life, just maybe not quite to the extent of brian johnson. my , , johnson. lucky us, we exist. let's play — johnson. lucky us, we exist. let's play the _ johnson. lucky us, we exist. let's play the most - johnson. lucky us, we exist. let's play the most fun i johnson. lucky us, we exist. i let's play the most fun games we can for as long as we can. live from washington, this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pbs in america. the us supreme court blocks new restrictions set by lower courts on a widely used abortion pill. western allies meet in germany to discuss further backing for ukraine. and the uk's deputy prime minister resigns, following an inquiry into bullying allegations. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. we start here in wa

if you are age 51 or older, do you support a maximum age limit for elected officials?our number will be (202) 748-8002. keep in mind, you can always text us your answer at (202) 748-8003. and we are always reading our social media on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. on twitter at c-span wj and you can always follow us on instagram at c-span wj. the question came up this week about senator dianne feinstein of california. she too old to serve in her office of senator? is there an age limit where you are too old to serve for senator? for house member? for president? this week, feinstein announced she will temporarily give up some of her duties as senator as she gets over her illness. i will read a couple of paragraphs from her washington post story that talks about what she said this week. senator dianne feinstein says she will temporarily give up her seat on the senate judiciary committee. announcing her decision hours after her fellow california democrat called on her wednesday to resign. feinstein, who at 89, is the oldest member of the senate, drew criticism from some

age is not a hindrance.n analysts pew research research center, studied the age of the leaders of almost all countries of the world, this is a little less than 190 states, according to their calculations, the average age of leaders is 62 years, that is, approximately every third president is over 60, and 5% includes joe biden over 80. however, in the italian constitution it is prescribed that a citizen can become its president for quite a few years already, and since the nineties the country has been steadily headed by men over 70 children, the current president of siju mozzarelli is 81 years old in 2015. he replaced george napoletana in this post, who was ahead of schedule resigned at age 89 in february to the president of cameroon. turned 90 years old. he is considered the world's oldest president biya has led cameroon for over 40 years for that 7 years. he was the prime minister in 2010 , the american magazine foreign policy included him in the rating of the worst dictators in the world, accusing the form

ageing by itself is the largest risk factor for every single disease, this chronic disease of ageing, targeting it, you target all disease together. but how do we separate science from snake oil? the longevity industry is worth billions, with hopes of delaying disease, extending our sprightly years and maybe even throwing in a few extra. i let a system of science and data run my body. it does a betterjob taking care of me than i can. maybe even our furry friends can be with us for longer. he sneezed in my face. and the things some people will do to stay young! you got this. do you consider yourself a guinea pig? no, i do not. i consider myself to be an explorer on the frontiers, trying to find out what is possible. tech entrepreneur bryanjohnson is spending millions trying to turn back time on his body. i refer to myself as a professional rejuvenation athlete. it is a new sport i want to create. i'm not a bio—hacker, i'm not a health enthusiast, i am a professional rejuvenation athlete. i love it. working with a team of 30 scientists, his daily life is dictated by an extreme regime of

and right now it could be ageing.of ageing and even reverse it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. i have two of my postdocs. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently, or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the societal needs are there, you have a rapidly ageing population with an increasing burden of chr

if you are age 51 or older, do you support a maximum age limit for elected officials?our number will be (202) 748-8002. keep in mind, you can always text us your answer at (202) 748-8003. and we are always reading our social media on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. on twitter at c-span wj and you can always follow us on instagram at c-span wj. the question came up this week about senator dianne feinstein of california. she too old to serve in her office of senator? is there an age limit where you are too old to serve for senator? for house member? for president? this week, feinstein announced she will temporarily give up some of her duties as senator as she gets over her illness. i will read a couple of paragraphs from her washington post story that talks about what she said this week. senator dianne feinstein says she will temporarily give up her seat on the senate judiciary committee. announcing her decision hours after her fellow california democrat called on her wednesday to resign. feinstein, who at 89, is the oldest member of the senate, drew criticism from some

at what age?ur gender retire to call the second what time you plan to retire, the third question there. when would you ideally like to retire? what time would you like well here is the minimum option, when you want to at what time is the maximum five questions considered average know what is interesting, people are divided into two, like some want to retire as quickly as possible, that is, they will have, well, small , retirement expected retirement age, asked ideal ideal would like to be retired, there to leave at 20, while others want to delay those who want to go early. this is freedom for them. i'll go out and do nothing. yes, and those who want to work longer, right? for them, it's, well, work until retirement age, health. well, and what is a pension such a resignation? well, like, yes, that is, i will live until if i retire at 80, then it means that i will live to 80 and be in good health at 80. well, there are not so many of them, but here i am, heh, i’m just i belong to his type, which the

examination, and from the age of 35 annually. from the age of 18 to 39 , a woman is also examined by a paramedic or gynecologist once a year at the first pass and once a year after 40, intraocular pressure is measured. at the first stage of clinical examination , oncoscreenings are also provided for, oncoscreenings separately for men and women, which for women, it provides for taking a smear from the cervix. e, with papa nikolaou coloring, in order to exclude e or e. in the early stages, to identify e, cervical cancer, mammography, starting from forty years with an interval of once every 3 years, and in addition, e. at the first stage of medical examination , an immunochemical analysis of feces for occult blood is performed. also at the first stage of medical examination. uh, male patients, starting at forty-five years of age, prostate-specific antigen studies are conducted in increments of 5 years. the so -called pca. and well, with all m-m ee appeals for medical examination , an examination of the skin is carried out and also i

and right now it could be ageing.low the speed of ageing and even reversed it, it would change what it means to be human. do you think you are risking your health here? in all the things you're doing to protect it, do you think there's also some real risk? certainly, there is always risks but there is potentially an argument that we are being more safe than anyone else because we have the rigour of measurement. whilst bryan signed his life away to experimentation, i visit the buck, the world's first institute for ageing research. these scientists are working on drugs that they hope could delay age—related disease. would you say there has been huge scientific advancement in this field recently or is there just a sudden trend for investment and interest in it? the science has matured in terms of we have been doing this for close to 30 years, understanding the basic mechanism of ageing, number one. number two, the societal needs are there, you have a rapidly ageing population with an increasing burden of chronic diseases

during a five year nearly 8,000 age disputes were resolved following age assessments and half of themtold about multiple occasions where children had been incorrectly identified as over 18 and placed in adult hotels, which can have a devastating impact on their mental health and well—being. many experts that we have spoken to agree that the age assessment system needs improving and that scientific checks could play a role in that, but never, they say, in isolation. this former border force workers says he has seen a lot of female trafficking victims lie about being over 18 and grown men who have claims to be children. indie over 18 and grown men who have claims to be children. we do need to do something to _ claims to be children. we do need to do something to make the _ claims to be children. we do need to do something to make the system i claims to be children. we do need to i do something to make the system more robust. however, lam not in robust. however, i am not in favour of x-rays or— robust. however, i am not in favour of x—rays or anything like that, i think that — of x—rays

weakness will be age and that is a question, the - be age and that is a question, the new york times president or be president given the challenges involved, butjoe biden has done an arable job in the first couple of years —— admirable. everybody expects him to continue and they expect his team to continue and they expect his team to continue and they expect his team to continue and the presidency is really about the captain, he's the captain of the team, it is a team that runs the government, notjust one person. he sets the tone and the stage but they are the actors on the stage. [30 sets the tone and the stage but they are the actors on the stage.- are the actors on the stage. do the democrats — are the actors on the stage. do the democrats fear _ are the actors on the stage. do the democrats fear donald _ are the actors on the stage. do the democrats fear donald trump? - are the actors on the stage. do the - democrats fear donald trump? despite everything we have seen, is there a nervousness that he could pull it off? ., ., �* 4' nervousness that he could pull it off? ., ., �* ~'

age. how will that factor play in a potential matchup of the two oldest presidents in american history? >>> we will turn to our sunday spotlight on the coronation next weekend of king charles iii, eight months after the death of his beloved mother and in the middle of a very public royal family feud. >>> later, a new sunday sitdown with stanley tucci on his delicious gig playing himself on "searching for italy," his new perspective on the other side of a difficult fight with cancer, and a career of favorite roles, including one in "the devil wears prada." >> i could be walking down the street. a construction worker goes, i love "the devil wears prada." really? >> the sunday sitdown with stanley tucci plus another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with that breaking news out of texas, where police have been searching for more than 36 hours now for a man they say shot and killed five of his neighbors late friday night after a dispute. priscillia thompson is at the fbi field

perhaps that makes me old from age much heard from age. ah, whoa! ecstasy, passion, and greece generally shasky and beethoven's faith piano. kancheta, even among the wells top pianists, he stands out of the youngest on the international stage, the canadian musician dazzles audiences with his virtue d and the majority of his interpretations. ah, ah, we accompany a new key to some concepts on behalf to gain some insight into his live and work under. we asked him to tell us more about the secret behind his early success. mm ah . in many respects in my life, i became more mature than my peers at a young age just because of how my life and for them perhaps also it's a character trait. musically speaking, i was never drawn into virtuosity. i was never drawn into a showing off, and i was always sort of looking for the inner core and the inner beauty of music. i think with age that lot of people are looking for again. and i think that's also why. for the most part, we see audiences that are not on the young side, but on the older side in classical music. be

the age of 60.e the age of 60. bruno, it is aood to before the age of 60. bruno, it is good to have _ before the age of 60. bruno, it is good to have your— before the age of 60. bruno, it is good to have your thoughts. - before the age of 60. bruno, it is. good to have your thoughts. thank you for being with us. it is really interesting. we are going to keep a close eye on what is happening right across the country. just to give you across the country. just to give you a sense of what is happening, new pictures coming into us here at the bbc. these are pictures of protesters, striking workers who have successfully managed to get inside the headquarters of the luxury goods firms, the parent company of many of the big luxury brands. those protesters inside the headquarters in paris. we took there about security being on high alert in many cities as the country prepares for that 12th day of nationwide strikes against pension reforms. there is plans to raise the pension age, the retirement age, from 62—

experts say the world's population, rapidly aging, every second in the world.ple are celebrating their 60th birthday. the age group 65 + is increasing on average by percent per year and is growing faster than all others with such dynamics in a quarter of a century, the proportion of older people in the world will cross the mark of one and a half billion people, that is, at least twice the number of children under the age of 5 years. for example, the birth rate in japan, according to bloomberg, has reached an all-time low, the government is taking action promising to give fathers extra vacations and to write off student debts for the birth of a child most of all older citizens a quarter of the total population in the eu countries here every fifth citizen is over 65 years old. at the same time, the birth rate is also not at the height of less than two children per woman, which is necessary for the reproduction of the population in the long term. although predicted. he the population of the earth is growing in the fiftieth year on the planet will live 9 billion, a

this age group did not change power. another reason not to choose donald trump.more cheerful than many of his peers, but still too old to hold a position, it's time for someone younger, a generation of forty, a maximum of fifty, by the way, we need someone who is able to serve two terms. if again biden against trump immediately race of temple ducks during his presidency, joe biden found himself at the center of a scandal more than once, the last case of secret documents that began to be found outside the white house in different places where biden visited, he worked with them when he was vice -president and was supposed to be archived after the end of his term in 2017. it turned out that the first documents were found even before the november midterm elections by congress, but they became known about them much later to trump for secret papers found in his residence, they threatened to sue, but with regard to biden, this is still out of the question and they don’t forget about hunter biden’s laptop, which he forgot in the state repair shop. dellover is talking abo

polls and surveys show that people are concerned about the age i people are concerned about the age ofnt biden. what did he do in that video particularly, and what has he been saying to address that concern? , , , concern? yes, it is interesting. anal sts concern? yes, it is interesting. analysts will — concern? yes, it is interesting. analysts will be _ concern? yes, it is interesting. analysts will be able _ concern? yes, it is interesting. analysts will be able to - concern? yes, it is interesting. analysts will be able to dissect| analysts will be able to dissect this in a different way as well, but there were efforts to show that he was vibrant. you saw a shot of him running at one point during the video. again, showing that he is somebody who has the experience and the positioning to continue with this battle, and he wants to pass this battle, and he wants to pass this torch. again, it will be a really big hill that the president has to climb because polling shows that among the people who do not believe that he should run our significant reason for that is because of his age and

i think with age that's a lot of people are looking for again. and i think that's also why, for the most part, we see audiences that are not on the young side, but on the older side in classical music. because after they've had their fun, after they've had their parties, after they've had their dances, somehow looking for that pure and untouched beauty is what drugs like to come in with more than a decade under the limelight yahoo! shot sky has one high praise from reviewers around the world. the boston globe described him as a musician of unusual refinement and imagination, and the new york times of playing pristine lyrical and intelligent the audience is chanted by his grand show of emotion. ah, i think that's certainly what i have found that infinite a spectrum of joy and of pain and suffering and all the human emotions and all the elements in the world put in one hour concert. it's amazing and i've always enjoyed that. so perhaps that makes me old from a mature, from age or, or whatever it may be, but that's not only who i am. i'm also still

at the age of 80, biden is already the oldest u.s.resident in history, brushing off concerns about his fitness for a second term. we will discuss the battle ahead in a moment. our report first. >> now that joe biden has announced his 2024 reelection campaign, the work begins to convince voters he deserves another four years in the white house. that may be challenging come with his approval rating at 40%, his team needs independent voters. many of them discouraged and overwhelmed with high inflation and the rising cost of living. >> the pace of inflation has been coming down from nine months in a row, there is more to go. it has slowed by 45%, but we haven't more to do. >>'s supporters say he is a solid leader during uncertain times. they point to biden's record and his a backing of abortion rights, gonna legislation and social security benefits. >> i think it's wonderful. it seems like we are doing pretty good. i don't know anybody else that i would want us to a represent us at this difficult time. >> critics are not convinced. they i

well, into old age sleep, it's something we all do not. we spend around a 3rd of our entire nights in bed, but sleep is about more than getting some rest. research shows that our brains, in particular use this time for sorting, cleaning up and making repairs and improvements. it's thought that we can make connections between various memories during slumber. so if that's possible, can we also learn things while we sleep? wouldn't it be great if we could learn a foreign language while we sleep? just play a digital vocabulary trainer, close our eyes, and improve our italian skills over night. she, he took it up until now researchers assume that the brain only had a limited reaction to external stimuli while we sleep and was largely shielded from the outside world. but in a new study, swiss scientists have proved that we can absorb new information while we're in the deep sleep stage. neurologist dotty's ella from germany's university hospital leipzig has been studying this in a studio home. in the study, healthy test subjects were ultimately p

how international politics works the problem of age change has a downside.amnesia that happens between generations comes young politicians who have no idea about the horrors of war and are really green in germany probably the most militant in all of europe we have the us also young hawks who do not understand the consequences of young but educated generation hell problems who know little very seriously. historical amnesia is a real threat preferred by the young who are ready to really get to know their other countries, meaning change is necessary. but still it is necessary now in the world to learn and understand. today , the average age of the inhabitants of our planet is 31 years, somewhere more than young people, but there are countries with an elderly population. vary depending on the birth rate, life expectancy and development of the economy, as a rule, the higher the standard of living, the higher the median age conversely, according to the cia world fact book today, the oldest population in monaco , japan, st. the inhabitants of these countries fluctu

age is 65.ve to be 67 to access your state pension. in fact here in the uk you can access your state pension at the age of 66 but there were government plans to raise that to 68. those plans are off the table for now and that is largely because of life expectancy in the uk decreasing but there still could happen in years to come. which other countries have the highest retirement ages? we have iceland and norway where you have to be 67 to access your pension pot. on the other end of the scale here we have countries like turkey where you can beat 49 if you are a women and access your full retirement or 52 if you are a man. we have colombia and luxembourg and slovenia where you can retire at the age of 62 if you are a man, 57 if you are a woman. many of these countries with the retirement ages are having to rethink that as their populations age and strength. nowhere is that more true than china were currently they have one of the lowest retirement age is in the world at 60 and 55 for men and women

, and from the age of 40, the first one is also annually .datory is carried out according to a pre -approved list, the second is an additional examination of narrow specialists and is appointed only according to the results of the first, the first stage of medical examination includes preventive medical examinations and screening for the detection of oncological diseases. this a certain set of diagnostic procedures and specialist consultations. it is used when there are no clinical symptoms. or they appear minimally. at the first stage of clinical examination , a brief preventive counseling and other examinations are carried out during a preventive medical examination from the age of 18. 18 years old do fluorography of the lungs electrocardiogram at the first passage of a physical examination, and from the age of 35 annually. from the age of 18 to 39 , a woman is also examined by a paramedic or gynecologist once a year at the first pass and once a year after 40, intraocular pressure is measured. at the first stage of clinical examination , on

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that's crystallized abilities over one's age.ntinue to increase. this is your ability to have good vocabulary, good judgment, good sort of stored knowledge of things. and you can see those crystallized abilities keep going up and sort of plateau into the 80s. what does go down at a pretty remarkably young age like in your 20s it starts to decline and really decline around mid-50s, early 60s is your fluid abilities. and think of that more like attention. think of that like your processing speed. so it's like you have a lot more stored knowledge and judgment but your overall processing speed at least according to some of these studies does start to go down. that could also explain, you know, the need for cues and things like that. >> i'm happy i'm right in the age where it's really starting to escalate downward. as we mentioned president biden's 80. he's the oldest president in the u.s. how does that compare to other presidents around the world? >> it's interesting. i liked this up. we know he's the oldest u.s. president, actually

before we leave the age issue.e president this week when he was talking to kids, bring your kid worked at the white house pretty seem to have forgotten his trip to ireland which just happened from observation which is a meaningful emotional trip for him. >> most americans have seen this in the family. it's nothing to wonder about or guess. i argue age is not the issue, nancy pelosi was generally fine, what was she 86. you people, i would not want aoc to be president or kamala harris and the both relatively young women. this is an issue about capability, cognitive ability, the state of his mind and i would argue with marie, in fact is not in the oval office making life-and-death decisions. somebody else was pretty ucb wrong clean or susan bryson is good to be somebody else. this is where our problem is, being honest about what his issues are and that is he is effectively a mascot. do we want to know who is running the country and who is making these policies because you have a guy, it's like the cruise ship coming o

of 2, at the age of 15, she switched from cross-country skiing to biathlon, at 18 she won she movedelarus at the age of 22 and competed in the national biathlon team to win her first gold medal at the world junior championships. for 10 years. after the end of a career left in the sport works in the biathlon federation. for the first time in history. the first woman elected to the ibu technical committee, three children, hobbies, photography and fitness, olga and the most important question, what are we preparing today? today we will have a french-style breakfast of clafoutine cheese and vegetables. and we will make a very healthy delicious sea buckthorn tea sounds very tasty can not wait to start. for a french-style breakfast, you will need 150 g of zucchini squash, sweet pepper, mint sprig and a pinch thyme, also, prepare three eggs 250 ml low-fat milk 125 g wholemeal flour 50 g parmesan and 100 g goat cheese. you will also need olive oil for healthy tea , you will need 100 g. sea buckthorn berries, orange and a sprig of rosemary, let's start preparing our breakfast. where do we st

, being humble self-depreciating about the age issue.t to hear that wait a second, who's he running against? it's donald trump and how old is trump the. so then becomes, again, the glue that holds the democrats together behind biden at this point, the ease mean has no challenger in the party, is because of donald trump. >> bret: he's got robert kennedy junior and mary ann williamson but that poll earlier guy from nbcish do you think joe biden should run for president, 70-26? that a serious head wind. >> seven out of ten voters do not want this man to run again. and yet probably tomorrow we're going to find out that is exactly what he's doing. the same poll found that he's trailing a generic republican by six points. it's way early and there's no such thing as a generic republican. he'll be up up against an actual republican and the identity of that republican could matter in a great deal in terms of the ability to beat joe biden. in terms of being an incumbent, 80 years old, ducking the press, bad approval ratings, 70% of the country aga

age. it an india will not meet the same fate in absolutely. suddenly we will do this daily and perhaps lower than china. but we will do it steadily and the balance between the young and the elderly will remain. and 2nd, you know, the young population that we keep talking about that india has the, the know the economy of it is much longer because of the city i'm, when i'm a kid. yeah, thank you so much for joining us. that does it for today. thank you for watching and see tomorrow with can you? yeah, we are all set. we are watching closely. we all need to bring you the story behind the new a. we're all about unbiased information for free might. so do tune in. done american home, any portion of lunch or thrown out in the world. climate change very often story. this is my place, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm doing all with ah, the world bank just governments to embrace immigration as many countries place aging and shrinking population

mishaps, age-related mishaps.ay that for a moment. the white house the biden white house biden to risk the age-related mishaps, the risk of age-related mishaps, the entire biden presidency is in age-related mishaps. there is a substantive consequences again this week of having a senile president on the debt ceiling debate. house speaker kevin mccarthy put forward a clear and credible plan including wild and radical ideas as keeping the federal budget at 2022 levels and saving unspent covid money. in response despite going on and on about what a disaster it would be if there is no agreement. the white house is saying biden won't negotiate which then biden repeated at the end of a rambling speech in maryland on wednesday. >> i made clear to speaker mccarthy about how we should proceed to settle our differences. nobody should do anything to jeopardize the full faith and credit of americans. instead of making threats of default if i don't go on with what they want which would be catastrophic of the country. if we don'

trash collectors die before reaching this age.he people who don't have a high pension in the end so it's an unjust reform.— it's an un'ust reform. there are some it's an unjust reform. there are some people — it's an unjust reform. there are some people who _ it's an unjust reform. there are some people who will- it's an unjust reform. there are some people who will take i it's an unjust reform. there are| some people who will take issue it's an unjust reform. there are i some people who will take issue with what you said, the type of workforce and making the fact that those workers exist in so many different countries with different retirement ages, but let's pack that. in terms of the basic finances, can france afford not to do this?— afford not to do this? there's definitely _ afford not to do this? there's definitely a — afford not to do this? there's definitely a need _ afford not to do this? there's definitely a need to _ afford not to do this? there's definitely a need to bring i afford not to do this? there's definitely a

age. it an india will not meet the same fate in absolutely. suddenly we will do this daily and perhaps lower than china. but we will do it steadily and the balance between the young and the elderly will remain. and 2nd, you know, the young population that we keep talking about that has the been go to the economy, the but it is much longer because of the study. when i'm a credit, thank you so much for joining us. that does it for today. thank you for watching and see you tomorrow with e co india. they call themselves healing him anadia and they're growing in numbers . the environmentalists are cleaning out the rubbish left behind by millions of tourists in the mountains, is one of the downsides of the tourism boone and poses a threat to the livelihoods of many people in the region. next on d, w. ah, oh, what people have to say matters to us. i am. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d. w. thank well, not surprising at all. everyone in my city is used to listening

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