it was an affliction different in senility, to continue unchecked and no research funding associated with it. in the 1960s the study proved senility is in most cases alzheimer's disease impacting millions of people. still the scientific community and the public didn't give it a lot of thought because to think of the disease mostly older people, to pay less attention, in 1976 a california neurologist wrote an editorial for the american medical association that referred to alzheimer's as a major killer in this editorial gave birth to the alzheimer's association, probably the biggest factors, the severity of this epidemic, people living longer according to social security administration, a man who reaches 55 can expect to live on average until 84.3 years old but a woman who turned 65 today can expect to live on average 86.6 years old and those are averages. one out of every four, 65-year-olds will live, one out of 10, wonderful news living longer. until you consider this. for any of us in this room the greatest risk factor for developing all timers disease is aging. once you turn 65, th

in the mid- 1960s a study proved that senility is actually, in most cases, alzheimer's and a disease impacting millions of people but still the scientific community and the public reallyy didn't give itth a lot of thought. the reality is when we think of a disease as affecting mostly order people we pay less attention in the 1976 the californian neurologist wrote an editorial for the american medical association that referred to all summers as a major killer. it was this editorial that gave birth to the all drivers association and started building some support for research but probably the two biggest factors that led to us beginning to recognize the severity of this epidemic was these people are living longer and according to the social security administration man who reaches 65 today can expect to live on average until 84.3 years old.oc a woman who turned 65 today can expect to live on average to 86.6 years old and those arene just averages. one out of four will live past the age of 90 in one out of ten won't live past 95 which is wonderful news. we are living longer. until you con

frankly has very collegiate or senility bring invoices together. >> there is a question i want to pose. my, you called powell the status quo choice. anything can happen. we could have a increase in inflation. we could have a recession at some point. what do we know about him that wels us how he would act? >> don't know a lot about his core beliefs of economics. being a academic he has been written about this. he has talked about what should be done right now under the conditions we have. he has very much like janet yellen. tighter.my is getting that should push inflation of the we should have a gradual rate increase. but if inflation breaks out and the economy slows down? especially of the rate is so low. have these in turn are a do not really know. dean, do you you have any indication he could react wisely and those kind of situations? >> he is very pragmatic. there is a strong economic staff. it is not just the governor acting and isolation. there may be economic experts in the mix is low. i think it is going to be fine. is going to be shots that none of us can predict today. creswel

then this from the news agency saying the reckless remarks by a donor that translates to old senile person. he said why would kim jong un insult me by calling him old when i would never call him short and fat. oh, well, i try so hard to be his friend and maybe some day that will happen. still a lot of skepticism as to whether the friendship would be possible between the two leaders considering the fiery rhetoric to totally destroy north korea. the rocket man nickname and the north cockoreans saying actions speak louter than words. involving three carrier strike groups in the pacific. the waters off the peninsula. they have a potential war and watching closely to see if president trump will announce his decision to readd to the list. they were taken off of the list 10 years ago. over the nuclear program that got more advanced since then. wolf? >> it has. will ripley in north korea for us. overshadowing the trip is russia. he appeared to give them a pass on meddling. he said and i'm quoting the president now. every time he sees me he said i didn't do that. i really believe when he tells me t

a member of his own party said he was senile.he trump administration plans to announce new sanctions on north korea today, a day after he added the regime two countries -- the regime of the list of countries that sponsor terrorism. vladimir putin plans to call president trump today about the situation in syria. he had a surprise meeting with syria's president yesterday. russia's intervention into the syrian civil war has given the regime the upper hand. there is a report that john conyers settled a sexual harassment case a few years ago. complained she was fired after rejecting his sexual advances. he said he has not settle any house complaint -- any complaints, and reforms to the system are being considered. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. ofnie: just a little bit breaking news in the time warner/at&t story. a different judge has been assigned to the case than the judge we let you know about just about a half hour

then this commentary at kcna reading the reckless remarks by a dotard, which is an old senile person,put an end. and president trump saying why would kim jong-un insult me by calling me old wheuln i would never call him short and fat. it was surreal to see those insults and then talking about the possibility of a friendship. when i showed the tweet and the transcript of his remarks in vietnam, they said they don't believe anything the president says. they said his words don't matter to him but the action of the united states and they refer to the military drills happening over the weekend. these large scale military exercises involving three u.s. aircraft carrier strike groups in the pacific. and the north koreans say that is justification for them to continue developing their nuclear program. they threatened nuclear tests and missile launches. they are watching and listening closely for the president's possible decision before the end of this trip, which would mean a couple hours from now, whether to add them back to the state sponsors of terrorism. >> any way you look at it, it has

. >> trump insulted kim jong-un after north korean officials called him a dotard meaning senile old man. a north korea soldier was overnight. >> president trump backtracking from his suggestion that he believes president putin, over his own intelligence agencies on the subject of russia's meddling. at a news conference in vietnam the president put a different spin on the comments but still shopped short of an endorsement of the u.s. intelligence assessment. >> as for whether i believe it nor the, i'm with our agencies. i believe in our intel agencies, i've worked with them very strongly. >> that followed earlier remarks the president made on air force one when he referred to obama era intelligence chiefs as quote political hacks. after that comment the cia released a statement reaffirm g reaffirming. >> one of the hacks was former cia director. >> i think what, by not confronting the issue directly and not acknowledging to putin that we know that you're response be for this, i think he's giving putin a pass and i think it demonstrates to mr. putin that donald trump can be played by fore

four juveniles at the harborfields detention senility somehow overpowered the corrections officers there. they escape and stole the keys from one of the officers and stole the officer's car. there was a chase, and the red car crashed into a building on the 900 block of bruger street in egg harbor city. k-9 units have been searching the area all night. a state police helicopter has also been in the area, as well. we're told that will be back out again this morning. we also learned that now there are about 30 to 50 officers involved in the search. more are on the way. as for those teens who escaped, police cannot release names or photos because they're juveniles. they can only release the descriptions. i tweeted the descriptions, and we'll re-tweet that to our facebook page so you can keep an eye out for the teens yourself. that's what police want is for your help to attract these -- to track these people down. also because of safety concerns, schools in the area are closesed. if you see anything, call police right away. live in egg harbor city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> now breaking n

billy has gone to sleep as a senile widower, and awakened on his wedding day.. he has gone back through that door to find himself in 1963. he has seen his birth and death many times, he says, and pays random visits to all the events in between, he says. billy is spastic in time, has no control over where he is going next and the trips aren't necessarily fun." >>narrator: certainly not during the war. billy pilgrim survives the battle of the bulge and being a prisoner of war and dresden. but there's also time for commentary on the human condition. >>john krull reads: "i look through the gideon bible in my hotel room for tales of great destruction. the sun was risen upon the earth when lot entered zoar, i read. 'then, the lord rained upon sodom and upon gomorrah brimstone and fire. the world was better off without them and lot's wife, of course, was told not to look back where all those people and their homes had been but she did look back and i love her for that because it was so human. so she was turned into a pillar of salt. so it goes. people aren't supposed

you have north korean state media calling the president a dotard which translates to senile old person are we in here? that's the question a lot of people are asking. from the north korean perspective, they're certainly wondering which president trump do they believe? the one at the united stations, do they believe the president trump who was speak aing in h vietnam saying he could imagine a friendship potentially with north korea's leader? basically, what the nrpgian response has been is they've heard enough. the president's words don't carry a whole lot of weight with the officials here, certainly when i was showing them the tweet and the transcript, their response was look they're going to push forward with what they stated pre eat pedally. whether it be in their view to attack this country and by the way there are naval drills happening. >> all right. very mature tit for tat between pyongyang and washington. >> let's bring in washington post political reporter eugene scott. the president is on this foreign trip where here at home, leading the headlines is domestic news this morning

i am forced to believe he's getting senile. god knows i would like to get out of the europe and see the united states able to sit at home and ignore the rest of the world. what a pleasing prospect until you look at the ultimate consequence. beginning in 1952, hoover turned his attention to the selection of the republican nominee. for president. in the campaign to roll back the excesses of the new deal. he had seize four campaigns come and go since his loss. he had some hope of being the nominee himself in 1936 and 1940. and had rallied his supporters when he didn't get the nomination those years. he was only mildly supportive in 1944 and 1948. as 19 5 2 approached however. hoover and many of the associates began to marshall their resources in support of the presidential as separation of their friend and colleague. taft of ohio. known as mr. republican, taft led the congressional republicans against truman and believed he had earned a shot at the presidential brass ring. 1952 should be his year. just as important to hoover, taft

to this is of course all the rumors the saudi king, his father, is actually ailing has a bit of senility so this might be why these moves are being made now rather than later. >> what would backlash mean in the long term? would that mean his agenda gets thrown away? does it mean the aramco ipo's if jeopardy what does that mean, exactly >> you look at everything which the crown prince is trying to do in terms of liberalizing the economy, in terms of bringing women into the work force by allowing them to drive and so forth, in terms of oriented much more towards the west. if you have the backlash, if muhammed bin salman falls like so many crown princes have fallen, ultimately you will plunge into a much more sectarian saudi arabia that wants to fund extremism, that might be much more hard line against the west, much more distrustful of the west, much less a willing partner that's the danger. >> any reason to be suspicious about this helicopter crash? >> ultimately, the fact that it occurred so close to yemen brings a great deal of suspicion, and the backdrop to all this of course as we ent

you people, have you really turned it around over the last three to four months like nobody has senilehe offered a lot of praise and gratitude to those troops. that leaves out the broader aspects of what the president is talking about. pete: exactly right. and he is right. our troops appreciate the fact that their hands have been untied. they have been able to go after isis in ferocious way the. that is what winning looks like. we dismantled the caliphate. that is what he is talking about. do you think these troops don't care about their economy at home. these are military families. they have spouses and parents. they are hoping to inherit a economy. it's offensive to say you only care about the little box you live in. you care about a lot of things. this respected guy? come on, you are trying to find a way to kink the president on thistle. and it's not going to work. >> senator bernie sanders wanted to weigh in on the last year and whether he thought it was good year or bad year? >> bernie sanders a message for us himself? >> i don't have to tell anybody that from a political point of

i have senile it now with two navy veterans roger and alex.why? >> well, i believe in where he's going with his ideas and this and that i'm not a big fan of how the governor currently is running the state. and i just think we need a change. pete: ed gillespie's embracement of trump's view on things, does that help him here? >> i think it does. i think the country, though there is a lot of division within the country, i think trump is actually trying to help some of that. even though sometimes it doesn't seem that way. but i believe it and hopefully gillespie can make that happen as well. pete: we will see. it's a tight race. alex, you said you are undecided. >> yes. pete: what would tip the needle for you. >> what would help is the candidate that would best suit the needs of virginia, the commonwealth, and our country. we have such a great divide in the method or process that we need to get there. but whoever is going to do that is who i am going to vote for. i just need to do more research. i haven't done that i'm last minute charlie. pete: t