it is logical tobacco should be at the same age. but i think we will have to wait and see how the policy works out to see if it makes a significant difference. >> if it works in america, other countries might pick it up, to? >> that's right. i think they need to see how well it works. there are other issues you can reduce smoking among young people. for instance, if countries have vending machines, it is a good measure to get rid of those because they're easy to access by young people. at the u.k., we have a ban on the point of sale of display cigarettes. exposedren are not cigarettes, don't see them on display, not easily accessible, that can help to reduce the likelihood of smoking. >> part of the reason behind this is how many people start smoking before the age of 21. people going to college or university. it is a key time to try to target people. 21 seems logical. why not have it around the world? >> it is important to bear in mind that most people do start smoking at a young age. and there may well be -- but it is important to

most tissues have the same age as expected. however, i found evidence that two tissues show a discrepancy. a human heart tissue appears to be substantially younger than expected. for example, the heart of a 50-year-old man could be 10 years younger than expected. and similarly, i found evidence that female breast tissue expected. >> why? >> i really don't know and this is clearly a very excited question because if we understand what ages these tissues or what prevents aging, then we are a step closer to understanding why we age. one of the things is chronological aging versus biological aging of an actual human being, compared to going to your high school reunion and you see people who look 10 years older than and others that look 10 years younger. could it be that those people who have those older looks, it's because their dna is terrible? >> well, it could be, but i would think that it has a lot to do with lifestyle decisions effect. >> maybe some cosmetics, too. >> yeah. >> a little surgery. >> could it be partially dna? >> y

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the minimum age standards for agricultural employment allows children as young as 12. and even 10-years-olds can be employed harvesting crops by hand. the rules don't apply to farm children on their own parent's farms. the people who lobby congress for labor and immigration issues aren't even aware of what the laws are. >> all our employers are abiding by the laws and regulations and they're not. by and large there is bad actors but by and large they are paying minimum wage or higher to everyone working legally on their farm and making sure that they're not being exploited. >> agrictulure ranks near the top of most hazardous work, along with mining and construction. for workers aged 15 to 17, the risk of fatal injury is four times as much as other industries, according to the labor department. but many farmers in the us are against changing the old child labor laws. we're going to meet one, a member of the farm bureua and a cattle rancher in montana. >> dennis rehberg, he's a former congressman who today works as a lobbyist here in washington dc. >> he served in congres

the book of ages her age is the first age we learn. born march 27, 1712. fifteen years, four months. chef a child when she married. the legal age for marriage in massachusetts was 16. the average age was 24. which except for jane is the average age which her sisters were married. and also the age at which ben franklin was married. it was extremely unusual to marry at the age of 15. of it also illegal. the man she married was poor and a sad leer. a scot. he wore a wig and beaver hat. she never wrote anything about him. she hardly wrote anything about him at all. below she wrote the first born wednesday, june, 4, 1729. then added one line more. and died maybe -- may 18, 1730. a child of her childhood died three weeks shy of his first birthday. a dead schield no more surprising than broken picture preached in a sermon. one in four children die before the age of ten. they were wrapped in less than anyone and dipped in wax. at the grave site there would be no service. nor ministers warned to be any tears. a token for mourners of the advice of cris to a -- printe

the drinking age is the same age. we have had the 65-year-old retirement age. out, the health- adjusted life expectancy in the united states has gone up to 68 years old. i think it is that average age when we first have our -- when we first have our chronic disease. we are falling behind the rest of the world in the process. we are lower in the international rankings than we were 10 years ago. we have improved our health life expect -- healthy life expectancy, but we are not doing as well as other countries in that respect. challengee biggest for society in dealing with this issue is not to use a one-size- whatall approach to longevity looks like. as we get older, the very human variability accelerates. people at 65 are dead. i have friends who did not make it to 65. to try to create that one-size- fits-all retirement age simply does not take into account the phenotype, genotype, our life experiences, by their very definition, create individual variability. what society needs to be creating, and maybe the --dential folks and others the value of this is to provid

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of the -- theory about the age of the earth, it's about whether the design is real or marrily a-- merely apparent, and it's not the biblical text or any religious document, it's the evidence we find in biology and in related fields. so it's an inference from biological evidence, not a deduction or interpretation of scripture. >> host: is intelligent design, as you've portrayed it, taught in public schools? >> guest: not very often. i think we have actually discouraged people from trying to bring intelligent design into public schools at the secondary level, high school level and below for the simple reason it just immediately becomes enmeshed in these complicated church-state jurisprudence issues. there was a train wreck of a case in dover, 2005. we were you urging the school district not to try to get intelligent design into the schools, and we got blamed for what they did. we were actually asking them not to do it. i declined the opportunity to testify as an expert witness in the famous dover case. we think it's counterproductive at this point. we think we've got a terrific scie

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some are confident the time is right to try again and to raise the minimum age to 18. >> this law is important. there was already a lot of movement on this front. i have spoken with the head of the house of representatives and the prime minister. i have explained the technical aspects. >> getting the law approved looks to be a challenge. >> the yemeni parliament has dropped this issue for a long time. it is busy with other tasks. the president is the only one who is capable of settling this situation of underage marriage by issuing a national decree preventing early marriage which would be historic. >> meanwhile, she is rebuilding her life alongside her sister, who also escaped an early marriage to an abusive husband. they both now long for the things they missed when they became child brides, like finishing their education. >> i advise girls who are young to not get married and instead finish their education. >> changing the numbers on early marriage in a country that struggles with poverty and >> jock brandis, a movie gaffer and radio engineer in wilmington, north carolina, climbs a

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