they may already even be in middle age like me i drive around to the town of mountain view in silicon valley it's home to the sense research foundation which degrade co-founded the research findings are disputed in scientific circles but they're based on solid scientifically recognized data. i still think it's quite likely that the first person to live to a thousand is in middle age or maybe even a little older i think that the first cohort in other words people born in a given year who were mostly live to one thousand probably in their twenty's or thirty's now something like that all work is focused on what we like to call rejuvenation biotechnology so what that means if medicines that we can apply to people who are already in middle age or maybe even older and which will actually repair have at the molecular and cellular level so restoring our bodies to a state similar to a young adult in other words we are not simply looking to slow aging down we are actually looking at ways to reverse aging so that means that people who are not benefiting from these therapies will look and feel an

you are a middle-aged white man who grew up in fairfax. why would you know that? because you're not being taught t in school. [applause] so that is part of the problem. it's, yes, white supremacists are bad. yes, we have a president and an

in the imperial whole depict scenes from german legends and royalty who held court here in the middle ages. the world heritage site also includes the mind of thomas back or mining was an important source of wealth for many cities in the hundreds. according to legend it was a miner who discovered bowman's cave. it's one of the oldest show caves in the world with guided tours going back to the seventeenth century. every year on the thirtieth of april readiness come back to mock the pagan festival . it's a gathering of modern day devils and witches. traveled over six hundred kilometers for this it's a lot different from how we celebrate at home it's unique really special we wanted to experience it firsthand but. others get their kicks from o'hare rising up inches. ziplining will running or taking a leap into the unknown. it definitely gets the adrenaline pumping. and that's why the company that offers these activities has called itself. this. i'm fighting myself up to make the jump i have to be quick because before taking off i'm to interview the man behind all these attractions. how did you

and the bridges for children and the elderly or middle aged people i mean i lose money not for scaredy cat and i really secure i won't fall well i know know i. for this is the first moment ok because i am a little nervous you know it'll be fun. it's good to be a little scared or otherwise it wouldn't be an experience you lot of guys don't ok all right let's do this you have fun. here we go. no turning back now as a muscle. i don't know her. but. it's a kilometer long and i'm flying at a speed of ninety kilometers per hour and suddenly. it's over. i'm going to need a moment to recover from this so before we continue exploring the hans you guys get to hop over to the netherlands sebastian funda is going to show us around his hometown amsterdam. hi i'm sebastian and welcome to amsterdam i'm very happy to show you the highlights of my city and the best way to start this too is of course on about. yeah one of the sixty five canals in amsterdam and in the in a sense around eighty brake shoes so one can say that i'm saying this event is sort of the norm but i write to say venice is the amster

they may already even be in middle age like me. i drive down to the town of mountain view in silicon valley it's home to the sense research foundation which degree co-founded the research findings are disputed in scientific circles but they're based on solid scientifically recognized data. yet here. i still think it's quite likely that the first person to live to one thousand is in middle age or maybe even a little older i think that the first cohort in other words people born in a given year who are mostly live to one thousand probably in their twenty's or thirty's now or something like that oh work is focused on what we like to call rejuvenation biotechnology so what that means if medicines that we can apply to people who are already in middle age or maybe even older and which will actually repair have at the molecular and cellular level so restoring their body move to a state similar to a young adult in other words we are not simply looking to slow aging down we are actually looking at ways to reverse aging for that means that p

by the middle ages it was setting the industry standard. so the what if i grow up with this crowd and we take our first classes as kids in school it was a week or see pep basically sealand says well known for its porcelain it's a cultural and historical tradition starting with some forty ceramics factories are based here with about one thousand artists working in the industry this factory near piazza del potro is famous for its ceramic decoration. the artist's work is drawn from all historical heiress but typical finance of themes are most common. artists payola son tony also designs custom ceramics. and some of the there are many different clients can choose from a wide range of options from the third century to the present day. this wall is adorned with ceramic plates that feature symbols of different city districts. the city's oldest ceramic tiles can be found in the chapel of the family on a family residence the tiles date back to the seventh century. gemini uno has been operating a ceramics factory on the same street for many years and

pages casals in germany there is an estimated twenty five thousand castles in castle ruins from the middle ages a lot of them are located in southwest germany in the state of rhineland or the ones we feature in our next report and located on or near the river vine cultivating this cultural heritage is costing the state and private individuals a lot of money but a few tentative strategies that being pursued how preserve the historical structures. germany is dotted with castles that add up to a vast cultural legacy perched high above rivers tucked away in the mountains or standing proudly in the middle of villages and cities. they all have one thing in common their upkeep is costly. various strategies have been developed to preserve and maintain these historic sites else castle above the mosul river is a medial knights castle built in the early twelfth century it escaped destruction in many wars tourism is a crucial source of revenue a tour starts every ten minutes. the castle has been owned by the same family for over eight hundred fifty years. passed down from one count of else to the next woul

by the middle ages it was setting the industry standard. so the what if i grow up with this craft and we take our first classes as kids in school it was a week or c. pep basically seal and says well known for its porcelain it's a cultural and historical tradition started. some forty ceramics factories are based here with about one thousand artists working in the industry this factory near piazza del potro is famous for its ceramic decoration. the artist's work is drawn from all historical heiress but typical faience of themes are most common. artists payola son tony also designs custom ceramics. and some of the there are many different opinions clients can choose from a wide range of options from the third century to the present day. this wall is adorned with ceramic plates that feature symbols of different city districts. the city's oldest ceramic tiles can be found in the chapel of the family on the family residence the tiles date back to the seventh century. gino gemini uno has been operating a ceramics factory on the same street for man

i don't doubt that it was made of the script in many books written in the middle ages or the early renaissance there's the author's fear of running afoul of the authorities and that's why the focus of a partially written in a secret code. that's why some people suspect that the voyage manuscript says must be as well for those who don't leave the list goes on at the same time it exhibits so many peculiarities that don't confirm that theory as the. historical books are the specialty of the small spanish publishing companies. for. two years some twenty specialists have been working on a facsimile edition of the voyage manuscript the original is owned by yale university in the united states one jose garcia who is a phenomena just hopes his copy will be as authentic as possible some of the holes were repaired with thread and caught on thread and some of the holes were repaired with parchment thread this is very difficult to reproduce but there repairs some of them have lost the thread and the small of the small holes are made in the same place as the book. this is our plants that never existed in n

and the truth could parallel could exist parallel to one another so it was very much part of the middle ages and there is. even incitement to hatred on most of other cultures particularly against the jewish faith was contemptible and typical the first time and i'm pleased that in the last year we have engaged with some of these dark sides of the reformation as well centuries of learning have led to where we are now in open society globalized world where we can speak about the need for tolerance those in favor of diversity must practice tolerance this is what history has taught us on this continent for what we learned with effort that the basis of peaceful coexistence here in europe is tolerance we learned that tolerance is the soul that is the basic principle of any open society for without intolerance we cannot have an open society yet in the globalized world accepting plurality dealing with heterogeneity and religious and cultural diversity is a major challenge. even in today's world we experience that across the globe where. freedom of religion is suffering society and social development

are calling a companion of the shooter mary lou danley reportedly still at large a short woman middle aged and police are interested in speaking with her indeed also two vehicles the police do want to trace that have been linked to the suspect who was killed by swat officers when they raided that hotel when they raided that. number plates right out there earlier but registered to nevada as far as they know so one person of interest outstanding two vehicles outstanding and those two officers who may have been killed the off duty officers still to be identified a crisis center has also been set up for relatives and friends who are concerned about the victims of the attack that has been set up in police headquarters the police will release a number to it out shortly but friends relatives can call facebook also of course as in these terror incidents has set up a safety check for people to check themselves in to calm the nerves of anyone who may be worried about people they know falling victim to that attack as police are saying at this saying this is a potentially a type of lone wolf type atta

most probably would have been put to death during the persecution of heretics in the middle ages and his ideas would have been forgotten i guess that's one hundred book was his salvation. i thought it was not just an instrument for spreading his message it gave him a public platform where he and design ideas could survive. and proved to be so influential this happened five hundred years ago how much of luther's thinking is still relevant. yeah. that's a very good question. we've been examining it for the past decade and especially this year it's important for german culture in general after all go to in chile didn't come all that much later. we think about our relationship to them what still moves us what's alien to us today. with martin luther there are issues that are still relevant such as the compatibility of faith and freedom the importance of personal faith and how this creates community. and also the question of how you live your faith and how it's reflected in your professional ethos. these questions still affect us today. would you say that luther fought against the catholic

month, pay the mortgage, pay taxes, pay the upkeep, but you are hoping by the time you reach later middle-age that you will not home and that gives your kids a place or gives your kids a nest egg when you pass on. this bill, by eliminating state and local reduces, across america, home values by 10%. it is a double whammy to the middle-class. raising the taxes and lowering your home value, why would we do that? you don't have to take it from me. i will tell my republican colleague, peter king, rock route republican who had a lot of courage. this morning i saw him on tv talk about investigating hillary clinton. here's whatng he said about repealing the state and local deduction part he said, it will devastate my district forever. that is a solid middle-class and upper-middle-class district on longdl island. here's what else he said. how anybody from new york or new jersey can vote for this budget without knowing what is in the tax bill is beyond me. now i salute peter king. having the courage to stand up and say to his own leadership and subject them to a tax bill where i don't even know what i

hello and welcome to quadriga what began as a new york times report about the misdeeds of one middle aged man has big.

hello and welcome to quadriga what began as a new york times report about the misdeeds of one middle aged man has become.

the middle ages were over the modern era had begun. to. its reformation day by day w. will have programs around the clock marking its five hundred the first three. year max is all about. the anniversary how the reformation has been celebrated in twenty seventeen the rama the three hundred sixty degree view of the world five hundred years ago that he was a cult this between protestants and catholics is the reformation the stress of your romex thirty nine s. w. . d. . w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on issues for thought of programming go on there you know they show you. that with us our innovations magazine for asia the us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. are not about and they will not succeed in dividing us set out not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters d w made from minds. this is d w news live from berlin the first indictments in a probe into allegedly russian meddlin

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most probably would have been put to death during the persecution of heretics in the middle ages and his ideas would have been forgotten. hunted book was his salvation. i thought i think there was not just an instrument for spreading his message it gave him a public platform where he and design ideas can survive. and proved to be so influential this happened five hundred years ago how much of luther's thinking is still relevant. yeah i think that's a very good question. we've been examining it for the past decade and especially this year it's important for german culture in general after all go to in chile didn't come all that much later. we think about our relationship to them what still moves us what's alien to us today. with martin luther there are issues that are still relevant such as the compatibility of faith and freedom the importance of personal faith and how this creates community. and also the question of how you live your faith and how it's reflected in your professional ethos. these questions still affect us today. would you say that luther fought against the catholic fu

they're very different books they sit in very different worlds a pale view of hills is a japanese middle aged japanese woman living in england and recording nagasaki in the post-war time you know if she was five years old when he moved to britain so his memories of japan had to do with his parents he'd hardly ever been back. so that takes us into this strange japanese mysterious world remains of the day the most famous and many viewers may have seen the film is the story of an english butler who's very prim and proper. in fact quite repressed and this is typical of issue goo that. the academy has has awarded him this for a motions but the emotions are repressed under the surface first person narrator so you have the repressed person talking and we the reader can see the real feelings they see through due to his cleverness as a novelist so a word the winner but does it come as a surprise that he was chosen this year from the academy does it comes as a surprise to me because in my preparations you see i've got my notes here in my preparations for this he was not among the favorites now we won't

in the historic old town it's like living in the middle ages. but it's missing are a few torches. feels really medieval because it's so quiet. all of growing is a longstanding tradition in the region the all of oil is mostly produced by individuals and small businesses they don't make much but it's top quality. it's served in bars and restaurants in viterbo like here in the money on money. every day there's a buffet with local delicacies. all the ingredients we use here come from the immediate vicinity like potatoes be a lot small. the cheese sausage and wine also comes from to show the staff see the bar as a kind of tribute to their home. though it. is the most beautiful place on especially the nature the well preserved castles the medieval history the breathtaking countryside with the mountains of tosha a malone's by the sea. otters on let's see oh in tuscany america combination makes it a really unique region. just an hour's drive from rome. you're in the peace and quiet of the picturesque to show region. remember you can always write to us with requests to send our reporters a

but soon the ritual dates back to japan's middle ages cut fingers affected a worry is skill making it hard to hold a sword in. one of the. morsels of yeah i know. very well. and what. a great goal you know all. eat. well. you. never ate the fingers in the old days he'd have taken the digits and put them in formaldehyde jobs and they became a source of pride for the syndicates. these days and i would run into serious trouble with the police if any of his followers practiced you but sue me. where we told makoto about are you but sue me frank who was quick to highlight some of our mistakes most. so much of. what. might. come up will. come. down. oh yeah. to sing a song about his life principles. for him it's a very important show and. i'm out. and. vote. no mood. you. know. it's. a no no. because tell me said they don't behave like. you did you get all the money you want to know things that. you did to my taste so well quoth he said to. makoto introduced this year who's a member is one of the families best fighters they regularly train together at the gym makoto some trains but the two.

so coming back to his hometown in his middle age and into his final years he would have certainly been a very recognizable figure. henry wadsworth longfellow died in 1882. his sister ann would be living in this house about another 15 years. i think that she probably imagined not too long after henry's death that this might be a place for the public to come and see. and when she made that decision in the years before she died, she literally said it's the right things to do. it would be right to leave it for the public to enjoy. >> the help of our spectrum cable partners, c-span is in portland, maine, featuring its local literary community. up next, we speak with elizabeth dewolf on her book, "shaking the faith." >> i learned about shaker history pretty much when i first moved to maine. maine is home to the last active shaker community in new glouster, maine. when i was in graduate school, i was searching for a topic, and my husband actually -- a rare book dealer -- suggested that i hook at the writings of mary dyer.

buildings often transformed into archaeological excavations if you dig you'll find remains of the middle ages roman times recently construction workers came across the ruins of a synagogue cologne is over two thousand years old and built on layers of history. cologne would actually be the perfect place for our viewers from argentina she the history buff and as with a great unesco world heritage sites all over the planet and on her last trip she took a video for us and are. known . to most of. the. the news. crews. and. soon. could not exist. you said it's to train. is going to go. to new. jersey. it's good to. have. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your video so you can upload them at d.f.w. dot com slash travel. there's a no way around it if you want to understand cologne you need to party with the locals maybe that's because of the huge number of cafes and bars in town there are over three thousand three hundred more than anywhere else in germany pub crawls parties festivals and cologne you'll never find yourself short of a reason to go wild. but sometimes alone

researchers found very active caulk occasion men are likely to build up the plaque in the arteries by middle age. if a white man works out 7 1/2 hours a week he was twice as likely to suffer from heart disease. >>> there's a reason to lower your stress. a study in mice showing distress may be just as bad for digestion as an unhealthy diet heeng it ruins the good bacteria in your gut that wards off illnesses. >>> a fire started in the living room of the smith home yesterday morning. the 5-year-old smelled the smoke and ran to her parents' bedroom. >> i saw my dad did did, and he him up. >> she said she knew what to do because she learned about fire safety in school. we're back after the break. the old man's still got it. unlike ordinary toothpaste colgate total... fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for a healthier mouth. so you're totally ready. colgate total. be totally ready for life. free-range chickens. organic free-range chickens, non-gmo, 100% vegetarian fed - raised with no antibiotics ever! we should post this. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. h