the san francisco lgbt aging policy task force and this report, truly a product of a community effort. to raise the profile of issues effecting lgbt seniors in san francisco. and i also want to acknowledge the work that former supervisor kristine and the three of us and the lgbt caucus of the board at the time that created this task force in october of 2012, the task force is final report, aging at the golden gate, and quite frankly has far surpassed my expectations and it bring to light the critical issues that are facing san francisco's aging lgbt community. and the efforts by the task force are truly admirable, before the task force what is established, the lgbt community in san francisco, had really not made it a priority to advocate for seniors, and quite frankly, speaking about aging in the lgbt community can be a difficult thing to do. we recognize that we must make strides to provide for and protect our lgbt seniors and i am proud that because of the recommendations that are laid out by the task force, we will be introducing legislation to specifically address a number of issu

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his book is called, "the divide: american injustice in the age of the wealth gap." , we welcome you to democracy now! it is remarkable, certainly needed book in this day and age. talk about the thesis. what is the divide? >> this book grew out of mike's prince covering wall street. i have been doing it since the crash in 2008. over and over i would cover these very complex and often socially destructive capers committed by white collar criminals. the punchline that all of these stories were basically the same. nobody would get indicted or go to jail. after a while, i started to become interested specifically in the phenomenon. why was there no enforcement of any of this? around the time of the occupy protest, i decided to write this book. then i shifted my focus to try to learn a lot more for myself about who does go to jill in this country, because i thought you really can't make this comparison accurately and to you learned about both sides of the equation. it is much more grotesque to consider the nonenforcement of white-collar criminals when you do consider how i

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in 1998 at the age of 77 after a second career as a u.s. senator john glen became the oldest person ever to travel into space. in february of 2012, on the 50th anniversary of his first voyage around the earth. glen talkedded -- talked about that day. >> it's amazing for me to look back 50 years and it's unbelievable it was 50 years ago. because it all seems to clear and vivid to me. >> reporter: steven robinson is a graduate of moraga, uc davis and stanford university, he called the experience of flying with john glen surreal. >>> now among the mercury astronauts perhaps the most controversial was scott carpenter. he flew nasa's fourth nasa mission to space. when carpenter reentered the earth's atmosphere he landed 250-miles from the target zone. carpenter had fallen behind in his tasks in his final moment of his flight. left two control systems on at the same time leaving him with low fuel levels and fired his reaction rockets late. carpenter would never fly again. nasa's director chris craft was on tour presenting a tour talked about carpe

the legendary novelist deborah l garcia marquez has died at the age of 87. widely regarded as one of the century's greatest writers. in his home of columbia, president santos has declared a day of mourning. garcia marquez's masterpiece sold more than 50 million copies in 25 languages. in 1982, he accepted the nobel peace prize. poets and beggars, musicians and profits, warriors and scoundrels -- all creatures of that unbridled reality. we have had to ask a little of imagination for our crucial provinces been a lack of conventional means to render our lives believable. this, my friends, is the crux of our solitude. >> we will spend the hour honoring th garcia marquez. schedule ond of diluting its supply of nuclear material under an agreement with the united states and other world powers. the international atomic energy agency said iran has reduced its talk of highly enriched uranium and nearly 75%. state department spokesperson marie harf said the u.s. has taken steps to release $450 million in frozen iranian funds. >> to remind people to this point all sides

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mickey rooney the child actor who went on to become hollywood's biggest opposite the light at age ninety three. the goal i scored at the bride's counted hungary has said yes to forewarned is to prime minister the job on his head as posse pulled around forty five percent giving them a projected one hundred and thirty three of the parliament's one hundred and ninety nine seats and remains on daunted by this section support to the anti eu deal but upon seeing them is long gone. it will play in the areas also said not to even it is used to. they made it clear the hungry has its place in the eu the irony with a strong national governments on their dues and ethical. the socialist led the left wing alliance cold around twenty seven percent giving them thirty eight seems to me that claimed obama's victory was not a fair wind. northside mammoth all of this country is not free because the voting majority constantly abused how with it she said maturity and has that hungry away from the constitutional way of democracy. monday for the new election rules according to this. to know more about the week

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in 80% of people who get it at the age of 2, the university of pennsylvania followed 7,000 children, 80% of them still had some evidence of it at the age of 20 to 26. whether they were getting skin creams for it, steroid creams or whether they were getting other treatments or whether they were just having breakouts. and this means really that you have to go and see a dermatologist and be followed for it. what brings it on? stress tends to bring it on, alcohol tends to bring it on. again, not keeping your skin hydrated, especially in the winter. you've got to use those creams. david has more -- >> how bad can it get? >> well, it can affect socially. a lot of these children may not be able to get out there and socialize on the beach or take their clothing off. it's kind of embarrassing to have these lesions all over your body and we don't understand it well. we think it's an inflammatory process, jamie, that the immune system is overreacting and that's part of the reason why by reducing any kind of inflammatory process, the food that you eat, for example, stay away from dairy food, nut

>> the sheer age of it. war veterans in the sand. people at gettysburg, shiloh, chancellorsville -- >> stephen: why do we know they had to be there? >> it was a requirement. >> stephen: for opening game? right. >> stephen: like bat day or quarter of beer, it's take a civil war veteran home day? >> exactly right. >> stephen: so the age of it is great. i love things that are old. i'm conservative, you're conservative. i don't think anything should ever change. do you think that wrigley field -- >> that makes you a liberal. >> stephen: that nothing should change? >> yes. >> stephen: i didn't realize that. conservatives want to conserve things. i know you're a word smith -- but why do want liberals things to stay the same? >> in 1935, social security -- do you drive a 1935 car? >> stephen: no, i drive a tesla. >> i'm sure you do. >> stephen: yeah, i do. do you watch a 1935 television set? >> stephen: no, a 1935 television set, i think was a potato field. >> the social security liberals believe things should have

tennessee just wants to take the system back to the middle ages. but even with all the [applause] >> stephen: there is still something that makes people uncomfort ablg about strappinga a guy to a table and watching him die. the guy on the table. why do we have to know who he is, it puts a human fies on humanless faces. the government should tell us they caught a bad guy, and made sure he was bad with a judge or whatever, and once justice is served, put him up on a scoreboard outside the prison. or better yet, just keep executing people the way we do now, but instead of blindfolding the prisoner, blind fold the public, and that's the word. we'll be right back. mrax*ut[ applause ] can i help you? we just wanted to find out about your family plan. sure, you get 10 gigs of data to share with unlimited talk and text. and for a family of four, that's $160 dollars a month. sounds great. sounds like a slam dunk. oh you a basketball fan? yeah, i played a little. hmmm, me too. lily adams. point guard. high school jv. grant hill. small forward. college and pro

and that's sort of a given, that's part of the aging process. who dies from it is the mystery. in 99% of atherosclerosis cases, the patient has high levels of cholesterol built up on the artery walls. jim goldenetz: my father had passed away during bypass surgery in 1986. so i was somewhat aware-- more than most-- that there could be problems with high cholesterol. well, cholesterol is a fatty substance that is in... produced by our bodies or ingested through certain products such as meats. eggs have a lot of cholesterol, for example. so if you were to really describe this molecule called cholesterol, it's a waxy, lipid-type substance that is very similar to fat. the body needs cholesterol to function normally. it is present in all the cell membranes and it helps produce many hormones. but it only takes a small amount of cholesterol to meet the body's needs. hodis: cholesterol is a catchall term of which there are many, many particles that float in the bloodstream that make up this cholesterol measurement. each one of these carries its own risk and, potentially, its own protect

want to do is come up with a proprietary recipe and know that we have a recipe that will last for the agesmething we can pass on. >> well, i got to say, marcus, my recipe has stood the test of time too. this has been around for decades. >> when people come into the store, they expect to get the pie that was from scratch, and they're not getting that, so we can't do that anymore. >> that is a tried-and-true product. >> would you use a keebler crust? >> no, i would make my own. >> 2.5 million people visit key west a year. you only sell 40,000 pies. all right, guys, well, listen, can we get started? >> oh, yeah. >> sure. >> that'd be great. >> absolutely. >> what is this base? >> this is 50 graham crackers, 50 oreos, and macadamia paste. >> it's all well and good to experiment, but-- >> you bake the crust. once the crust is set, then i have a pot here of chocolate. that gets poured across the bottom of it. >> very laborious. >> so-- there's no sweetened and condensed milk in this. yeah, it's just straight eggs, sugar, and lime juice. >> i don't see it working. >> all right, so i'm doing a cer

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those are the age of tweeting. >> sounds like a wise woman. >> wise woman indeed. >> general profiles of overbearing parent and more recently, the dolphin pairnt pat emerged. competition for top universities is more credit tough than ever. stanford only selected 5% of its applicants. quite the daunting task so how do parents know when they're getting it right without adding undue pressure? is it getting a nine-year-old to program computer software? what it takes to raise a successful and balanced child. ellen, digital media strategist to work with kids to use social media for social good. what a concept. dr. shimi kay, author of the dolphin way, an alternative to parenting in response to tiger parenting. an advocate of bilingual education as a tool for second and rebecca levy. white house champion for change with her work on youth education. dr. kang, it's all very subjective but generally in 2014 how do you think america defines a successful child? >> sure. a lot of parents are misguided in their belief that more means better. in today's trend of over-parenting you are seriously unde

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we're not crossing the threshold into old age. this is also a very large generation that's moving in to the workforce and the electorate. let's find out about how they're moving into adulthood. i apologize for this, it's a little compensated but these are two charts come one of which, the one on the left is the percent of people of all ages and the darkest line of millennials and then the next line of the gen xers, the green line are the boomers and the light green light ideas are the silence. we are looking at the same age cohort moving through time and what we see politically is interesting because we are learning a little bit millennials in terms of the voting patterns and political attitudes are quite liberal and quite democratic. if you ask them to identify with the democratic party, republican or independent, 50% of millennials site independent. we've never seen numbers that high. we see a similar pattern if you go over to the same chart on the right with what religion are you, we see through the cycle we've been tracking the

and gabrielle garcia marquez dies at the age of 87. from "100 years of solitude" to "love in the time of cholera" we look back on his amazing life. >> welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and also around the globe. in geneva today there were signs of a diplomatic breakthrough to ease the tension in ukraine. russia, the u.s. and the e.u. have agreed to immediate steps requiring all sides to refrain from violence and intimidation. but here in washington, president obama sounded decidedly skeptical about the odds that russia would actually comply. our europe editor is in geneva and starts our coverage. >> lake geneva. the outlook for these talks have been stormy, low expectations. but in this swiss city, the ukrainian crisis achieved a breakthrough. for the first time americans, the russians, the ukrainians and the europeans met together. the russian foreign minister said he wasn't in an expecting situation. but the key was that all parties wanted to diffuse the crisis. >> all of this we are convinced represents a go

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