according to research is from rome so pm so university and the university of california at san diegoin archer only one in every sixty residents is at least ninety years old. by comparison according to statistics from canada one of every one hundred sixty three canadians was at least ninety. ninety five years old grazed the in his garden. must be hard work. to give these. i can hang they've been telling me i can take these to say hopefully this will prolong my life. the temp lose owns was first established by two scientists gianni pests and michael who used blue lines to chart demographic data inside their two thousand and four landmark study identified sudden use neuro province as a region with an extraordinary high concentration of male centenarians denoted by their blue lines since then scientists have expanded the blue zone concept from sudden to include a canal in japan nicoya costa rica icaria greece and loma linda california the question what can be learned from the high concentration of centenarians living in archer running. actually as part of what's known as the challender c

i don't teach at the university of california in san diego, i teach at the university of san diego. >tucker: ust! >> at the law school. we have a law school, they don't. >> tucker: good for you. okay, professor at the university of san diego. did i mischaracterize the point of your paper? >> our point was essentially as you represented it. my fear when we wrote this was the people were just going to shrug and say that is so obvious, he really didn't need to say it, it's just sober now, as you noted that hasn't been the reaction from all corners. >> tucker: what has the reaction been? >> interest income at the reaction at university of pennsylvania professor wax teaches has been extraordinary. she was condemned by some of her colleagues not because they took issue with any particular thing that we said in the op-ed, she was just condemned for essentially saying what we said. there were no allegations that anything we said was incorrect. next we went in other words, truth in the academy is no longer a defense, is that the point? >> that's true. because what's more important is to signal

. >> taking longer to grow up that's what researchers from san diego university are saying.g the generation that grew up with a smartphone had lower participation in social activities. lead author jean twangy said the so-called i jen, is that what we're at all them now is also taking longer to engage in adult responsibilities like driving or working. >> i think end of the millennials. >> yeah, okay. >> these stories never get old. a soldier comes home from iraq earlier than expected and surprises his twin sisters at their school. >> the reunion next. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> how about this? travelers spent 7.1 billion with a b on airline fees last year. report by the government accountability office is out that focused on fees for checked bags and changes or cancellations specifically. those fees alone increased nearly a billion dollars from 2010. the jumps attributed to more people who are out there flying. two twins at a virginia school got the surprise of a lifetime. >> their older brother soldier was still thousands of miles weigh in iraq until this happened. [laughter] >> twins si

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at san diego state university. >> i wouldn't say i feel betrayed. i understand donald trump has a differants agenda that doesn't necessarily include us. but we're americans and we're here to stand for our >> they've hired outside legal firms. san jose's mayor says his city is also looking at potential lawsuits. >> former president obama wrote let's be clear the action taken today isn't required legally. it's a political decision and a moral question. whatever complaints americans may have i general, we shouldn't threaten the future of this young group of people here through no fault of their own. the president tweeted he's here looking forward to address immigration reform but in a way that puts hard working citizens of our country first. >> daca is about to expire. we need to acts on this or a countdown clock for 800 thousand ro of the best and brightest young people in our country. >> hurricane harvey relief funding the government to avoid a shut down and on top of all that the white house is also pushing tax reform. >>> we told you yesterday you

a sociology teacher at san diego state university creating the quiz asking students how they have benefitedded, quote, i can choose blemish or bandages in flesh color and have them more or less match my skin. elliott defending the quiz saying it helps to see things from a different point of view. rob: a school in new hampshire and damage control after parents became outraged over its banning of american flags at an upcoming pep rally. heather: the londonderry high school says do not wear, carry, present the american flag on the floor. rob: their intention was not just to ban the flag but limit how students include it based on proper american flag codes. todd: minutes until the top of the hour, the special ingredient one brewery is using that may have you putting down your beer. rob: military surprise making you proud to be an american. ♪ and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets o

a sociology teacher at san diego state university asking students to check examples how they benefitn color. >> when example being i can choose bandages in flesh color and have more or less match my skin. here to react, the president of the university, campus reform correspondent brendan jones. thank you for joining us. the professor in question says she wants her students to see things from a different perspective. do you think this allows them to do that? >> no. i don't think this allows them to see a different perspective. i think she missed the mark here. we see this all the time and report on it, especially college republican that san diego state. she is dividing students and creating an us versus them mentality. rob: have you gotten complaints from students? i can't imagine being in a position like that where your method is to feel guilty for who you are which is what she is asking you to do, to blame your self. >> students on campus are not tolerating it. college republicans are not going to tolerate it and we have seen this time and again. you have covered the new black lives

by the way this study was done by san diego state university. >> april fools you don't believe any of it. >> i have a knee, they are 13, they are in eighth grade. they are in eighth grade. there they are. asia and brooke. they have told me horror stories about things that happen, under the bleaches, in the bathroom, and at sleep overs. no, kid are having, i think, having sex, younger. >> thirteen. >> doing things that have more responsibility. >> this is like did they get a job or driving a car. >> no. >> that is about taking responsibility and trying to step out of the house. this is keeping them more infantized, they are not ready to take, responsibility. >> because they are spoiled. >> that is right. >> but they are still doing all of the other stuff. >> yes. >> i hear stories 13. >> we face time all the time. i scare them. if you kiss them, you don't know what can come on. i can tell horror stories. because i always say first kiss, they haven't had their first kiss yet. >> good. >> they are adorable. >> thirteen. >> things happen. >> do you ever lie to people when they say can you

a college professor at san diego state university.ly read peace in the atlantic she argued that smartphones have created a mental health crisis for young americans and devastated an entire generation. her new book is called "i-gen -- all of which rings true if you've been around kids with recently. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: let me just ask the macro question first, technology has completely reordered our lives, from the most minor details to the biggest facts of our lives. there has been almost no publicly available serious research available on the effects of this technology on people. why is it left to you to write this piece? >> there has been some research but i agree with you that it has not gotten the attention that it has deserved. i found with teens for example that those who spent more times on screens, social media and texting were less happy. more depressed, and actually had even more risk factors for suicide and there's other studies that have found the same thing. there's a couple for example that fol

twangy is a professor of psychology at san diego state university. for 25 years you have been studying generational differences and you're looking at the data. and all of a sudden in the year 2012, a number of things take your breath away. what? >> that's exactly right. so there's these big national data sets of teens, and right around that time. 2011 or 2012, more of them started to say that they felt sad and hopeless, and useless, that they couldn't do anything right. these are classic symptoms of depression. more started to say that they felt left out and lonely, other big data sets, of national screening study, mental illness finds 50% increase, in clinical level depression among teens between 2011 and 2015. the suicide rate starts to gulp. there's all of these very concerning symptoms. of mental health issues. among teens. >> i'm going to put up a number of graphs that come from your book. because the data is overwhelming. first, not hanging out with friends. take a look at what happens in 2007, when the iphone is released. or how about less dat

want to make a -- for my friend and colleague, our rock, who is a professor of law at the university of san diego. he passed away at the age of 100 last your. the professor was very closely involved in negotiations for the civil rights act of 1957 as a law professor at the university of minnesota at the time. -- between civil and criminal , that contempt, and he was the one who came up with the legal basis for the compromise that finally got the act through. i just wanted to mention my la te colleague, because i know that i speak for the entire faculty at the university of san diego -- we all miss him. >> great man, thank you. >> thank you very much, i will end it with thanks again for your presentation, for coming to join us. we are all very, very grateful that we are the recipient of so much information about the eisenhower. i also want to thank all of our staff in setting up today's presentations and making today's meeting run as smoothly as possible. thank you. there is no further business, i ateby adjourn our meeting 11:50 eastern daylight time. >> thank you. >> next sunday, join us at 7:00

researchers at the university of california san diego have found out that the zika virus could be used to treat and cure brain cancer. the took mice and inserted zika virus i narrator: 20 million people live here at the mouth of the yangtze river, in shanghai, the city that is the pulse of china's economy. ♪ music david sutton: this is the most dynamic place i've ever lived. and it could be the model for the world or it could be a disaster. narrator: shanghaiai is to china what new york is to america. a a symbol of success and a warning about the price that may have to be paid. profesessor geoffrey heal: china isn't just an economic super power these days, it's a green house gas super power too. china has now overtaken the u.s. as the principle producer

researchers from ucc san diego and washington university in saint louis injected cancerous brain cellsey found that zika slowed the tumor growth and significantly extended the animal's life spans. the mice had glioblastoma. it significantly targeted the cells and was more effect tiff when used in conjunction with chemotherapy. >> the owners of this at a many in souderton montgomery county are so excited for the basketball season they've created a sixers theme corn maze. from chopper6 you can see the sixers logo basketball court and the slogan trust the process. the owners of r and j farm market plan to open between the last week in september and first week in october. >> pretty good job. >>> contestants face off tonight in atlantic city hoping to become the next miss america. this is just the beginning of the 97th miss america competition. the preliminary competition lasts three nights at boardwalk hall. the contestants are vying to succeed savvy shields last year's miss arkansas. you can see who wins the crown right here on 6abc starting at 9:00 sunday night. >> 6:27 and meteorologist

that's according to a new report from a san diego state university professor. (mark) fewer teens are working part time jobs... which means they are delaying the responsibilities of adulthood. researchers also say teens are more dependent on their parents, which leads to a lack of independence when they leave for college. (darya) employers also say they are worried young workers are less prepared to make decisions on their own. experts recommend parents helping your kids become more independent so they have an easier transition to adulthood. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. (mark) and we continue to follow our breaking news... two people injured in an apartment fire in san francisco. we'll have a live report coming up. get 40% off on coit residential cleaning services including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air ducts and window treatments. and your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed or your money back. that's 40% off everything coit cleans. call or click today. welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour

>> for me, i went to the university of san diego. i thought i wanted to teach. it never left me. my teachers challenged me, they nurtured me. they made me realize i was capable of more than what i knew. i wanted to pay it forward, which is what my teachers would have wanted me to do. our students have amazing stories. the kids that the town hall, the kids creating change are incredible. the fact that we get to be a footnote in their stories is such an extraordinary gift. i would not do anything else with my life. >> i had a guidance counselor in high school. i never had a particularly close relationship with her. she'll if only i would make a great teacher. i never really gave it much attention. i appreciated that there were teachers in my life who were able to see something in me that i had the gift for this. not everybody can react with high schoolers and bring out the best in them. somebody saw that in me. i am simply trying to do that with my students, speak the things that are important to me. not just about their place in history but who they are as individuals. you have so

researchers from u-c san diego and washington university say the virus infects and kills hard-to-treatlls grow and divide. but because adult brains have very few stem cells... the zika treatment should destroy only the cancer- causing cells without causing much damage. human trials are still a way off... but injections in mice shrank tumors. ( darya ) it's time for dark... milk and white chocolate to step aside. scientists have invented a new chocolate called "ruby." it's pink and it has a fruity berry-like flavor. the swiss cocoa maker says the chocolate is made from the ruby cocoa bean and has áno berry flavoring or color added. the new chocolate comes 80 years after white chocolate was introduced to the market. (darya) ahead in gary's world... a new way baseball teams are stealing signs. also how not to lose work time on your commute. and how the hurricane is effecting florida's football opener. ( darya ) coming up.. how you can help the vicitims of hurricane harvey. next. (tiffany) good morning i'm tiffany mcelroy.(darya) and i'm darya folsom. today kron4 news has partnered with th

news and world report rankings, university of ann arbor came in fourth and north carolina chapel hill was fifth on the list. ir vine and san diego tied for the ninth spot. stanford ranked fifth in private colleges and santa clara university, the second best regional university. go broncos. >> love that campus. >> san jose unified school district is facing declining enroll lt. according to a new district report, that is going to be released later today, last year there were more than 30,000 students. by 2023 they'll lose about 12% of their students. tonight district officials will discuss the report and come up with an action plan, what it could mean for your neighborhood school. >> a bay area couple and their pets are under extreme pressure from their neighbors. >> the landlord says the dogs can stay but the homeowner's association swoopz in and says no. can they do that? nbc bay area responds next. and i'm an arborist with i'pg&e in the sierras. the drought in california has killed trees on a massive scale. any of those trees that fail into power lines could cause a wildfire or a power outage. public safety is the main goal of

universe. >> i sat down with jackie chan. i was in san diegoondon for the new lego "ninjago" film. this is a scene where you're wu. as a voice actor do you sit in the studio and do that all day long specifically if you're someone like jackie chan who is very animated and known for the way he does his own stunts and things like that. this surprised me. watch this. >> do you finds yourself like just doing actual sounds of being hit. >> yes. because i've been doing it for so many years, i just standing up, standing up just do that the action sequence and yelling and i just -- you can ask the director, i'm from the film -- the film never stop. i do the whole thing, the whole tape in one take. >> wow. >> and sometime i helping some other people. when i see the high jump then i said stop because the cartoon high jump. jump you have to yell still jumping. real life ahhh. >> all right, so jackie chan we'll have more from him at 7:50 this morning. the gentleman next to him is dave franco james franco's bother who plays the lead character. >> jackie chan

$6ep00,000 that the university spent when conservative commentator ben shapiro appeared earlier this month for a tota. l onofce a again uc police were brought in from as far away as san diego as cops from all around the bay area. >> we need to pay for their time, travel, room and board. that money adds up really quickly. >> reporter: next-door the city of berkeley has spent about $600,000 so far this year. >> it's probably going to be more. that's money that can go towards building affordable housing or funding homeless services, putting in new streetlights. >> reporter: and san francisco spent a whopping $775,000 on police for the patriot prayer demonstration that never wound up happening. put it all together and you're talking about a not so free speech tab of about $2.5 million. >> at the end of the day i

$6ep00,000 that the university spent when conservative commentator ben shapiro appeared earlier this month for a tota. l onofce a again uc police were brought in from as far away as san diego as well as cops from all around the bay area. >> we need to pay for their time, travel, room and board. that money adds up really quickly. >> reporter: next-door the city of berkeley has spent about $600,000 so far this year. >> it's probably going to be more. that's money that can go towards building affordable housing or funding homeless services, putting in new streetlights. >> reporter: and san francisco spent a whopping $775,000 on police for the patriot prayer demonstration that never wound up happening. put it all together and you're talking about a not so free speech tab of about $2.5 million. >> at the end of the day i thank you. i salute you. >> reporter: how do you feel about the police presence? >> we feel it's pretty excessive. we have students on campus going hungry. we have students droppingout of school because they can't afford it. >> we need to do what we need to do. >> reporter: and what uc says it needs to do is prevent a replay of police overwhelmed by 150 violent

university in california, his agency fees are $1,200 a year. no vote, no voice. that seems pretty unconstitutional to me. so i even had a call from a san diego teacher the other day, she said even though we have had all these challenges from the teachers union, they are raising our dues. i want you to go back to the witch in your mind with me. i want you to imagine that your child is in the witch's child, -- class, or how about your grandchild, your grand child is in the witch's class. thanks to the collective bargaining procedures, your child is in danger, you as a parent have no voice in the school district. you used to. you don't anymore. and guess what, the teacher next door, the one reporting the abuse, i'm silenced by a union i'm forced to fund. i think that is wrong, too. so i know what you're thinking that i'll just move my child. i'll take my child to a private school. what if you were poor, what if you were low or middle income, what if you're like me, i was a single parent for seven years. what if you don't have an option. i know, school choice, i'll take my child to the charter school down the road. did you know that the teachers

san diego chargers in defense benny hill. sexier than a slider. that man looks like a ta at a midlevel university philosophy course.inging the ball over this wall if it was drugs off a giant catapult. liverpool cannot shutdown the game. look at this guy flying. >>> that was like watching the last entire series of twin peeks within five seconds. hero on the day was the goat in the last play. and that man. >> look at him, mika. >> he's angry. >> he kettles for everybody. the other game. top of the table. manchester city. took on the dwellers. crystal palace. it was ugly. used and abused a little bit like tom price with the government policy. now is the pick of the goal. that one up. look a big one. 87-year-old. manchester. at the table and crystal palace. somebody stop the hammering. >> stop the hammering. >> okay. >> so those are all ad lib, right? >> he's going to win it this year. >> >> manchester united. >> one of three teams is going to win it. manchester united owned by florida. manchester city, owned by the emirates, and, of course, chelsea. >> how about chelsea. >> you've got shakes. glazers. you've got all t