but to professor kubota, the jellyfish is an inspiration. >> professor kubota's dream may still be far from a reality, but many others are beginning to ask the same question he is: are we humans resigned to aging? is there any reason that we shouldn't be? across the world, it's precisely these thoughts that have sparked a movement. those at the forefront of digital innovation are building a new industry the titans of silicon valley are going after aging - merging the tools of technology with human biology. >>"please welcome bill maris" >> bill maris is the head of google ventures and is partly behind google's newest spinoff - the california life company or calico. >> i think it's possible in a generation or two at the most to cure cancer. >> calico has said one of its missions is quote devising interventions that enable people to live longer and healthier lives. >> the next 25 years in life sciences are going to be really surprising i think. >> and google is only the latest in big names trying to tackle aging. people like paypal co-founder peter thiel and oracle founder larry ellison h

>> professor kubota says that humans as a species have a fundamental flaw. as we chase longer lives, we're losing sight of our place in the world. and that maybe we need to learn how to live better today. >> most of us go through life, i think, discovering that we are making or have made choices but haven't really reflected hard on whether those were the right choices to make or what were our reasons, were those good reasons i think recognizing that death is really the end implies the finitude of existence, and then that has the implication then that it really behooves you to think hard, long and hard about what is worth doing with your life. this week on talk to al jazeera musician and activist, moby. >> glamorous dating, going to the right parties, et cetera, these can be fun, but they're not. they won't sustain you. it's like junk food or cocaine. >> he went from being a relative unknown to one of the most important electronic dance music pioneers. moby has made more than a dozen albums. the singer-songwriter has another set to come out in 2016. >> quite

some of the stolen equopement, we're talking several hundred thousand dollars worth--- including kubota and john deere tractors, along with lawn mowers-if you've bought anything from this pair call the henderson county sheriff's office- 3 talking you decide 2016 3 senator ted cruz is in the upstate tonight-trying to win over voters ahead of the primary- he was at north greenville university- this visit on the heels of last night's debate, and it's been a tough 24 hours for the presidential hopeful- 3 fox carolina's derek dellinger is live at north greenville- so, what was cruz focusing on 3 well the attention has been on him for various reasons--(ad didn't to the press about all that controversy stuff) 3 3 this event brought in a lot of people tonight. this really shows the interest that is now for the south carolina primary now--cruz stayed on message while on stage tonight.he talked about his policies and what we would do on his first day as president if he was the nominee and was elected. he did not talk about that lawsuit during his speech--but he did talk about one thing last night

you by kubota hay tools> welcome where we introduce you to a collector who restored a one-of-a kind classic. either 48 or 49 simpson jumbo. they were built from wwii surplus parts by a company in azusa, calif.--a built from wwii surplus parts by a company in azusa, calif.--a jumbo manufacturing. they had up through wwii been building train locomotives, because they didn't need to haul all the freight, so they got into tractors. it's got a christ surplus chrysler flat head six cylinder engine in it. it's a five speed dodge truck transmission it has got a two to one reduction behind that, as i understand that was used on a tank in wwii. it's got a two ton dodge truck rear end under it, so basically it's a dodge truck disguised as a tractor. we use this tractor at the shows and in the parades. i have done a little farming with it, but it is not really a good farm tractor because of the speed. in low gear, wide open it will still run about six mph. they are pretty rare, pretty expensive, if they have been re-done. this weekend, we are paying tribute to the taylo

you by kubota hay tools> welcome back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains where we introduce you to a collector who restored a one-of-a kind classic. either 48 or 49 simpson jumbo. they were built from wwii surplus parts by a company in azusa, calif.--a jumbo manufacturing. they had up through wwii been building train locomotives. after wwii, there was a surplus of train locomotives, because they didn't need to haul all the freight, so they got into tractors. it's got a christ surplus chrysler flat head six cylinder engine in it. it's a five speed dodge truck transmission it has got a two to one reduction behind that, as i understand that was used on a tank in wwii. it's got a two ton dodge truck rear end under it, so basically it's a dodge truck disguised as a tractor

you by kubota hay tools> welcome back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains back. tractor tales this week takes us to the kansas plains