ms. jenkin >> 60 is the new 40? >> data is not true 50 is the new 50 and looks good that is what a.j. is allar about the way aging is changing by 60 is not the new 40 the 50th is the new 50 and that is okay and we should be comfortable that middle age is well beyond 60 or 65 to increase longevity living 20 or 30 years longer than they ever anticipated, . >> host: what does that mean public policy bias? >> hugis huge implications not only in the united states but around the of world when social security was put in place 80 years ago life expectancy or, work worked expectancy was 62, and you bled diary as 67 or 68. today the fastest-growing age group rose those over 85 and second is over 100 so we are living 30 years longer than the grandparents did. if we think of public paula c. social security and medicare and mobility and brainpower that is just sitting there in their 60's and 70's and 80's i read get society engaged perplex. >> host: wire reliving longer correct. >> i think it has to do with advances in medicine and technology and hopefully eating healthier and exercising. people w

ms. jenkins: the american people have sent republicans back to washington with a mandate for change. we have a government united together with the purpose of bringing commonsense principles back to our nation's capital. since the beginning of this year, we've traveled across the country getting your feedback on our better way agenda. this set of legislative priorities is tailored to the problems facing our country, that focus on empowering hardworking americans to achieve success. foremost among our priorities will bring -- be bringing balance back to our broken tax code, by building a simpler, fairer, flatter code, building a code that advantages all americans, not just the well-connected. a code that drives investment and job creation right here in america, a code that gets america growing through good old-fashioned private sector investment. it's clear that kansans and the american people are ready for a change. with their voice as our guide we are ready to go as a unified government to help build an opportunity economy for all americans. the speaker: questions? reporter: you judg

ms. jenkins: the american people have sent republicans back to washington with a mandate for change. we have a government united together with the purpose of bringing commonsense principles back to our nation's capital. since the beginning of this year, we've traveled across the country getting your feedback on our better way agenda. this set of legislative priorities is tailored to the problems facing our country, that focus on empowering hardworking americans to achieve success. foremost among our priorities will bring -- be bringing balance back to our broken tax code, by building a simpler, fairer, flatter code, building a code that advantages all americans, not just the well-connected. a code that drives investment and job creation right here in america, a code that gets america growing through good old-fashioned private sector investment. it's clear that kansans and the american people are ready for a change. with their voice as our guide we are ready to go as a unified government to help build an opportunity economy for all americans. he speaker: questions? reporter: you urged

ms. jenkins: the american people have sent republicans back to washington with a mandate for change. we have a government united together with a purpose of bringing commonsense principles back to our nation's capital. since the beginning of this year, we have traveled across the country getting your feedback on our better way agenda. this set of legislative priorities is tailored to the problems facing our country that focus on empowering hardworking americans to achieve success. foremost among our priorities will bring -- be bringing balance back to our broken tax code by building a simpler, fairer, flatter code, building a code that advantages all americans not just the well connected. a code that drives investment and job creation right here in america. a code that gets america growing through good old-fashioned private sector investment. it's clear that kansans and the american people are ready for a change. with their voice as our guide we're ready to work as a unified government to help build an opportunity economy for all americans. speaker ryan: questions? >> you urge people

ms. jenkins: i rise today to support this legislation. it improves access to health care for rural communities through measures like the continuing access hospitals act which stops regulations from interfering with rural health care facilities providing services. and will ensure the work that p.a.'s and practitioners are recognized so rural hospitals can afford to remain open and serve our rural communities. it will help the 40 million americans who deal with a mental illness each year to inclusion of my mental health first aid act. it delivers $15 million every year to train police officers, teachers, veterans, advocates and others to identify and aid those with a mental illness, building a stronger mental health safety net in america and addresses the needs of millions of americans. i urge my colleagues to pass this legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. mcdermott: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman res

ms. jenkins: the american people have sent republicans back to washington with a mandate for change. we have a government united together with the purpose of bringing commonsense principles back to our nation's capital. since the beginning of this year, we've traveled across the country getting your feedback on our better way agenda. this set of legislative priorities is tailored to the problems facing our country, that focus on empowering hardworking americans to achieve success. foremost among our priorities will be bringing balance back to our broken tax code, by building a simpler, fairer, flatter code, building a code that advantages all americans, not just the well-connected. a code that drives investment and job creation right here in america, a code that gets america growing through good old-fashioned private sector investment. it's clear that kansans and the american people are ready for a change. with their voice as our guide we are ready to work as a unified government to help build an opportunity economy for all americans. the speaker: questions? reporter: you judged the

ms. jenkins: the american people have sent republicans back to washington with a mandate for change. we have a government united together with a purpose of bringing commonsense principles back to our nation's capital. since the beginning of this year, we have traveled across the country getting your feedback on our better way agenda. this set of legislative priorities is tailored to the problems facing our country that focus on empowering hardworking americans to achieve success. foremost among our priorities will be bringing balance back to our broken tax code by building a simpler, fairer, flatter code, building a code that advantages all americans not just the well connected. a code that drives investment and job creation right here in america. a code that gets america growing through good old-fashioned private sector investment. it's clear that kansans and the american people are ready for a change. with their voice as our guide we're ready to work as a unified government to help build an opportunity economy for all americans. speaker ryan: questions? >> you urge people to judge

ms. langham earlier this month. his license was suspended at the time. he faces more thandictment released today, the doctor prescribed the powerful hydrocodone, lower za'layia jenkins palm, and fentanyl to different people, knows that they would end up in roberts possession. . >> shannon: a milwaukee man is charged with attempted homicide, accused of shooting at a police officer after a home burglary. according to the criminal complaint, mr. jefferson shot at the officer, responding to the burglary call last thursday near 27th and glendale. the officer then fired back. jefferson ran and was found hiding in the bushes nearby. neither men were hurt. >> charles: no smoking and players and fans could face fans for using smokeless tobacco at miller park. the common council approved a ban today, applying to all sports venues in the city. it now goes to the mayor for final approval. the move is meant to discourage major league baseball players from using chewing tobacco during games. >> shannon: the city of milwaukee has fined four companies involved in a building section of farwell for hours. no one was hurt. the company behind the deconstruction told us everything went