traversal and believes it's well a matter of maybe 10 years time that this is going to be really 10 jubal in terms of results what exactly do you mean i mean. are we going to get rid of wrinkles than you know. our bodies are going to be more toned all of a sudden when we're 60 we're going to look like we're 20 already talking about internal organs like our heart is going to get better or 20 or i don't blood wessels i don't know i don't consider wrinkles a public health threat so i'm like this because you know what when. i mean i realize the society have that society has biases that can result in difference different economies for the aged and therefore and having no. income could result in poor medical care so it is a health threat. that said i think what we're aiming for an aging worse one is not necessarily a decade away that we've already have evidence for aging reversal in several different. ways in. in mice and so them we are turning those into gene therapies multiple gene therapy is in testing it in predates mice and then praise dogs and then eventually human. and the goal is to to

jubal early is wounded in the shoulder his horse shot, he , has brought off the field. one soldier tells skirmishers, "take aim at that bastard flag." talking about the fifth carolina. a wisconsin soldier described the confederate charge, officers bravely leading them forward as our fire was sitting and mowing thinning and mowing them down like grass. canister opened at 75 yards. someone heard hancock say, gentlemen, charge, and thus ended the battle at williamsburg. hancock will comment, "for 600 yards the entire field was strewn with enemy dead." the north carolina loses its fifth pink set of colors and 450 men in 20 minutes. the flag of the fifth north carolina will be captured by the fifth wisconsin, not george custer. a comrade of mine recently found the flag and returned it to north carolina. robert langston, 18, likely still buried on the field today. and of course, you see this beautiful painting by julian scott. so that brings me to the conclusion, the aftermath. in 14 hours, and a driving rainstorm, you have 70,000 young men trying to kill each other. this pro

victory for the pro-democracy candidates a spokesman the china's foreign ministry avoided the question jubal to learn ending violence and restoring order is the priority for hong kong hong kong is a passive china in hong kong's of fees a purely china is to live for us. chinese media 2 said nothing about opposition parties doing well this is monday's china day printed on sunday night before the results came out inside it suggests the high turnout is good news for pro stablish from parties but since the results of come out nothing no update on the website of this newspaper. and nothing in any of china's official media on the substance of the results. we stopped people in beijing to ask them what they thought of the result. the response was confusion over this oh yeah go make had no one we spoke to had heard anything about them without him on. the one man who did want to talk said this broad throughout history i haven't paid too much attention this vote in hong kong yet but i think stopping the violence and chaos is the priority now we are too soft on the hong kong facts tolerance has to have a

and jubal remember that we had the same conversations when i let ukip back in 2015, that the acquisitionthat the uk bought as i thought they were far more than the conservatives. we are seeing much the same thing again. —— the uk vote. the liberal democrats have not won an election for over 100 years. the put out your manifesto, the minor parties put out a manifesto. this is a contract with the people. the word manifesto has been tainted, andi the word manifesto has been tainted, and i would argue... applause i would argue that over the years, maybe what i have been quite good at, and what we have been very good at, and what we have been very good at, we are good at changing the national debate. we‘ve done it in a number of areas. you mark my words, they desire and that need for radical logical chains, both with our electoral system and with institutions is going to be a huge issue in british politics for years to come, and we are beginning that revolution today. applause james from pa. james, are you here? this lady at the back. sorry, i don't know your name. thank you very much. i'm fr