age, and that is increasing demographic. and 90 percent of those survey respondents in the hiv and aging policy report says that housing was the number one concern and weiner had reiterated that we have a growing problem of disabled people with aids, who are losing their employer's responsered disability and transferring on to a smaller ssa grant which is putting their housing at risk. and so, what we want to do is examine what are some of the drivers and barriers that are leading to this disproportionate rate of homelessness in the lgbtq community, and then, also, what are some of the unique impacts of that homelessness, and i think that a big part of it is telling you right here, that i came to this hearing hoping to hear about the department plans for addressing the historic equities and investment in services targeting the lgbtq community, and i have not heard that. i did not hear about what kind of budget line items are included in this year's plan and now that they know, that there are these disparities i have not heard about any out reach plans or in investment in funding, anything to try to address the problems. and i

drinking age across the country to 21 years of age. some parents might be happy their children cannot legally drink until that age. but columnist author, feminist, and provocateur, argues otherwise. in fact, not only is the law a gross violation of civil rights, it is time to repeal it. quote, it is absurd and unjust that young americans can vote, marry, enter contract, and serve in the military at 18, but cannot buy an alcoholic drink. the age 21 rule sets the u.s. apart from all advanced western nations. it lumps it with small or repressive countries like pakistan, indonesia, omar, and the united arab. congress was stampeded into this view by mothers against drunk driving. who, with all good intentions, were wrongly intruding into an area of personal choice exactly as did the hymn singing crew saiders by carry nation, smashing beer barrels with her hatchet. learning how to drink responsibly is a basic lesson in growing up, as it is in wine drinking france, or in germany, with family oriented beer gardens and festivals. what this crue

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 city. and so, in this particular shelter, you must be 18 years of age. and in order to move into it, so we are hoping, and supervisor campos, we are hoping by the end of this year, we will be able to move forward with expanding the shelter. and the shelter, in this particular shelter is managed by doloris street. and so let's move into the transitional housing. devon spoke about the youth castro street initiative which he as a supervisor lobbied to get. and so we currently have a total of 57 transitional housing beds. and avenues to independence is a lark inn street program but it is funded by hud. and so those are the list of beds that we have. and housing units i am sorry. and ghouse 20 and the castro street, and initiative 23 years of age. permanent housing. currently these are all dedicated to youth. and there are a total of 68, and dedicated youth, units. and 864, ellis which is our longest permanent supportive housing program and it has been in existence, ten-plus years, and then, the new one that devon mentioned, 374, 5th street. and it is actually

the factors go down as we age. you take the blood from someone younger and give it to the older person you are back to the way you were. this is only in mice. we will see if the trials in humans will work out. it also changes the protein in the brain of the mice and the protein is a very interesting way to get there. we spent $260 billion in antiaging. >> before i recommend vampire-ism, what works is the cells, the part of the blood that is the fluid and looking at the fluid at harvard and stanford and figuring out what works. it helps muscles of mice, the hearts of mice and the brains and memory centers of mice. it helps mice think clearly. it is five years away from humans. before the human trials. >> five years. >> can i give you some of my plasma to use later? >> not ready for prime time. five years. >> good news in the treatment of alzheimer's disease and dementia. >> thank you does it for us. thank you for watching, as always. >> this sunday, monica lewinsky breaking her silence saying that media along with bi

in this book i am able to be much more selective because i have written this subject between the age of emancipation and age of revolution including a broad survey called in human bondage:the rise and fall of slavery in the new world, which is serving so i didn't want to repeat the survey material here. to select particular themes and subjects beginning with the dehumanization, the attempt to dehumanize slaves and going on to the haitian revolution and i devote quite a few chapters to the so-called pollinization movement. it brought consensus in the u.s. in the north as well as the south that there was no thought of real slave emancipation and deported or moved freed slaves outside the u.s. so i devote a great amount of space to this colonization movement which i felt was misunderstood and i have a great deal on the crucial role of free blacks in the north and combating colonization and launching an immediate abolition movement, whites and blacks in the 1830s committed to the immediate emancipation of slaves. and so i express again and again the role of blacks themselves whether in ha

according to the classification of biological age deviations from the calendar age. most respondents were assigned to the fourth and its functional class. peace means that their risk of disease disability and death is the highest. i knew who he is calmer than to accumulate a load of diseases in old age amounts to seven or eight pcs is on average these units need the data will allow scientists to better understand the factors that are accelerating the aging process because it stars population. it will help them to be with an effective strategy to combat a mature aging and developed a set of medical economic and social measures to increase the productivity of classic styles population. in kazakhstan scientists of our sake he doesn't believe that kazakhstan has every chance of creating a unique buy local products that can extend human life back to one hundred and sixty years. a special court is the smallest room when injustice too can become a source of one ten bt im find out more about these in our next episode. discover more of the fittest minus twenty this season and

he voted to raise the medicare age budget. the five republican hopefuls are house members and voted right along with tom cotton. give grandma a voucher and raise the age to 70. medicare is over. the ads right themselves, right? everybody can copy mark pryor's ads. everyone who is running for senate, every one of them voted to end medicare as we know it and make old people have to wait longer to get it. meanwhile, mark pryor has with stood buckets of money from outside his state and a ceaseless red tide within it and he's still winning and that's maybe because he's hitting his opponent on those votes in congress which every democrat for senate can do if they are facing one of these members of congress as their opponent in november. joining us is our friend ezra kline. it's great to see you. congratulations on your site and your newfound fame. >> thank you. good to see you. >> do you expect to see this becoming a template in terms of the if paul ryan budget living into 2014 in a way that would help the democrats? >> oh, yeah. wh

that task force, bill ambron joined the group in the second year, and he came up with this idea for the aging policy task force. and so, we kind of pushed this forward. we met with both supervisor campos weiner and olague at the time and we moved this forward. and this became a very, very important, important thing that do in the community. but due to health reasons, i am a long term hiv survivor and due to the fact that new land lords took over my rent controlled building where i lived for 25 years. i had to step down from the aging policy task force and i had to cut back on my work. so all of us here need to have this report. not only accepted, but really acted upon. i'm a perfect example of that. and now, i am worried about, and just about to turn 64 in a few weeks and i am worried about my housing and we just need to make this really, really happen now and not sit on the bench. so that is all that i have to say and i wanted to say that i really appreciate you can receptive to this from the beginning and helping us to move this idea forward and it has really taken form and so thank you ver

the program focusing on 9th and 10th grader and we expand the ages to 17 during the summer. the japanese youth council are the number one council and they work with an organization with disabilities. the third initiative is youth works, which is a city internship and mentor ship program for san francisco young people. this program works with 11 and 12th graders. young people have an opportunity during the school year and during the summer and jycy is the initiative. the fourth is what we call our work force strategy. this is a range of programs from small programs serving 15 to 20 youth up to some larger programs. we fund 20, 30 organizations and the strategies are young people who have barriers to employment. young people involved in public systems and young people who are not on track to graduate. the next is high school partnerships. this is a partner ship we have with the school district. it's working at three of the schools that we felt that has the most need that didn't have the most career technical career programs so dcfc partnered with them to support that. we're pr

he died on may 19 in philadelphia at the age of 82. will be back with my interview in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are remembering the life of historian, theologian and civil rights activist dr. vincent harding. he died may 19 at the age of 82. he was a close aide to dr. martin luther king, wrote his historic antiwar "beyond vietnam" speech. before we return to my interview, i want to turn to the part of dr. martin luther's king speech when he was at riverside church. it is april 4, 1967. >> we can no longer afford to worship the god of hate or bow before the altar of retaliation for the oceans of history are made turbulent by the ever rising tides of hate. history is cluttered with the wreckage of nations and individuals that pursued this self-defeating path of hate. as arnold toynbee says, love is the ultimate force that makes the saving choice of life and good against the damming choice of death and evil. therefore, the first hope in our inventor

that focuses with the tasks of serving seniors with all ages. the central door and the one stop shop for seniors we provide information assistance for adults with disability that need access to long term facilities. and this is for all san franciscans who are housed who are at risk the losing homes that we refer to our case managed housing addiction preventions and it's been food for congregate meal sites and legal and medical and mental health services that's only a list of some services we give information on. besides giving information about services in the community we are also a central door for a lot of the services at the dos and we're tasked with trying to keep people in the community and providing long term services and supports to those big programs are in home support services and home delivered meals we do the applications as well as adult protected services investigating abuse or self-negligent we provide referrals for what's called the community living fund locally funded initiative that helped to provide instituti institutiontion p

we met with the transitional age youth executive director network to discuss the city's current investment in transitional age youth and how we can look at the need for additional dedicated city funding for transitional age youth. the network has had experience of provider and have taken into account many of the policy recommendations by the ksf and they came before our commission in may 5, 2014 and #145er with -- shared with us their funding proposal. our recommendation is to support their funding proposal and to approve funding for a two 2-year bridge for transitional services and these services should include additional centers for education and employment and case management and employment. up to 400 subsidized summer employment, expanding emergency housing fund and new transitional housing beds and 12 beds for residential and mental health treatment for citywide case manager. the projected funded needs is $5 million in the first year and $6.8 million in the second year. now i'm going to pass the mic to the vice-chair who will present. >> supervisor breed? >>supervisor london breed: be

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in love can expose and humiliate, raising pressing new questions about fairness and privacy in the digital age. here's abc's linsey davis. >> i really, really am sorry about it. i really am. >> reporter: dana scott's tears and apologies were not enough for the woman who claims dana almost ruined her marriage by having a year and a half affair with her husband. >> if dana can't handle the humiliation of all this, then you shouldn't have slept with someone else's husband. >> reporter: insults, derogatory names, even death wishes. >> i hope you end up with aids, [ bleep ]. >> reporter: if hell hath ano fury like a woman scorned, the social immediate y. age has developed a whole new way to fan the flames. it's called shesahomewrecker.com. and three years after she says her affair with a married man ended dana scott found her name and location plastered on the site. >> i remember thinking, okay, he's married but he's kind of flirty. and at some point he tried to kiss me. that's when he told me he was actually, you know, separated. and they were talking divorce. >> reporter: do you think he was goin

>> one known billionaire under the age of 30. not found istin is the cofounder and only under 30 for another week or so. how that wealth has been accumulated. mark zuckerberg is good with his wealth. when i think of billionaires, i think of european billionaires and families. how is it distributed? has it changed? not really. you look at the people that we are tracking and each favors the aged. significant and there is only for who are under the age of 40. the google founders are under the age of 40. it takes a while. the largest percentage is right in the sweet spot. 26% is the list. >> there are billionaires. who else is in the club? inheriting their fortunes and our people who are secretive about it. we do not know. lindsay cortez is the granddaughter of the founders of in and out. she is a drag racer. not much is known about her. we only discovered her fortune last year. she was born in 1983. son of then is the founder of enterprise products. cap.s a market siblings -- desk siblings face no estate tax. >> when you track these

new studies find that young blood can improve and in some cases reverse the aging process in mice. question is, could it be done to humans as well? dr. sumauti, say yes. >> not that you need it, you're fine, but this is a cute study coming from stanford university. they took the young blood and they trance fusfused into old m three months versus 18 months, and what they found was the new mice with the new blood now had better cognition, better memory, the nerves have better plasticity, and they're acting much better. what we're finding is in our blood when we're young, we have certain factors. it doesn't matter. these are the factor that give us, you know, energy, the power of thinking, and cognition. as we get older, those factors go down. if you take the blood from someone younger and give it to the older one, now it comes back to the way you were. this is the study, this is only in mice, but we'll see if the clinical trials in humans will work out. it also changes a protein in the brain of the mice. so this is a very interesting way to really get there. we spent about $260 billio

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and frustrated by a lack of clear solutions, create a strategy that targets black youth between the ages of 18 to 29 with the housing and employment and mental health services and these youth are on for our city and adult population and they don't have to be instead they can be the pipeline for the city. and work for the leadership and genius, and this is going to start with the government deciding to focus on this specific population and dedicate, thought, planning and resources to address these unique needs and today, is a day to do that. >> thank you. >> hi, i am tommy and i am with the housing rights committee and i have been a clear activist for the past 44 years and that has been for 17 years, working and doing the work in again for the evictions and for the affordable housing. and i also recently served as the lgbtq senior task force, and that was mentioned earlier and i have three recommendations for how to stop the homelessness in the lgbtq community and also, just in any period, and i think that there is a workforce and i think that the first is we need to stop the evictions an

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