children should have a second booster shot before the age of two. in the case of adults, anyone born after 1970 who has not been vaccinated or who has only been back in native ones should get a booster. >> the measles virus is contained in tiny droplets that can survive for two hours in the air. carriers are contagious before they developed centuries. astrid knows she might have infected others. >> when i think when i went shopping or walking in the park there were little kids around me. i will have coughed without realizing i was contagious. i hope i did not pass it on to too many people. >> fortunately, astrid made a full recovery with no complications. >> with me in studio is a pediatrician. welcome to the show. >> i am glad to be here. >> why do so many people underestimate the danger of measles? >> i think that has to do with the decreased degree of information and of awareness that is attributable to the success of prevention programs. back to the 1970's, every child had measles in the natural course and people knew very well how to recognize i

in all of your 11 districts there are between 15% to 24% of people who are seniors over the age of 60, and within all of the districts of the city, of all those seniors, the 18% to 61% who live alone. so, the first request that we're asking you to consider -- and by the way, these two requests are not presently in the mayor's budget. so, we are asking you to consider to add these to the total budget. we're asking for $2 million to add to the community living fund which now is administered by the department of aging and adult services. this has been in existence for the last seven years and the fund from this particular fund help people to stay in their homes, in their apartments or in their neighborhoods as long as possible. and so they can age in place and be in a familiar setting. the second request is for $200,000 for technical support to nonprofits who are dealing with service delivery in the senior and disabled communities so they can create a business model called a nso which is a managed services organization, so that they can compete with some of the other entities. thank you

>> i was severely beaten at the age of 12 with mike fatah en of sit of rage lost his temper one night. was falsely accused of something and he beat me so severely i was in the hospital for almost two weeks from severe injuries. i cannot understand why this would happen to me. why did my father in this rare moment of rage just lose it? and so severely beat me i could not figure that out by someone as a member of my church brought to me a box of king recordings at age of 12 and i had a chance to hear that love and hope and the possibility in his voice something connected with me about the fact that whatever happened to may happen for reason and once i figure out what that is i will do whatever i can to take the love that i felt coming from him to use it to make the world safe to find a way to love and serve people i had no idea that we come in the form to be on public television and public radio but to speak the truth as best as i can i am always on that journey. but my work at its best is what c-span does with the unbiased coverage to help us to be in power to help us live better lives

changing drastically but also the digital age has come along because it's about demon to realize ation it's to reduction it's to remove all its doesn't require energy it doesn't require of energy that we did with the analog current at the same time at its highest consumption levels at the moment i mean that we are consuming more gas more fuel more energy more food. the grecians exactly that's why the digital age is obsolete necessary now i always think if there is a god or there is some sort of atheist but if there is a god there's some sort of master plan here and the master plan is really to have made the digital age because the digital age affords you and i and the majority of the people in the world to communicate and have phenomenal digital or immaterial experiences not physical ones what that means is that that little laptop the. that you have in front of you that we're spending roughly seven hours a day in gauging these things don't require the physical raping of the earth and the amount of energy and the amount of toxins and the amount of problems that we

this is the age of taking action. viagra. u doctor. >> kenny: we head to the 10th inning in philadelphia, tied at three. nationals led 1-0. in the sixth, jayson werth takes hamels, gives washington a 3-0 lead. marlon byrd drives in two in the bottom of the sixth. bringing it to 3-2. and then in the eighth, two outs on tyler clippard, ben revere ties the game on his second hit of the night. scoring cody asche. revere at center field for the phillies, former minnesota twin. >> f.p.: not sure who he is talking to now. >> kenny: fifth phillies pitcher of the night. jonathan papelbon pitched the ninth. >> f.p.: big fast ball from diekman, slider at 84, a change-up but he rarely uses it. >> kenny: span. perhaps he knows what ben revere is -- two former teammates. >> f.p.: at least ben is having a good time in center field by himself. had a couple hits, made a couple of nice plays. >> kenny: do you talk to yourself out in the field. >> f.p.: once you start answering yourself, that's trouble. talk to yourself. yep. crack myself up, to

the legendary folk singer and activist died in january at the age of 94. ete in his own words and song. ♪ [music break] >> pete seeger, singing "waist deep in the big muddy" on the smothers brothers comedy hour in 1967. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, as we remember the life of pete seeger, the legendary folk singer and activist. he died january at the age of 94. we return to our interview in 2004 in our firehouse studio. i asked pete seeger to talk about one of his most famous songs, "where have all the flowers gone?" >> well, i was sitting in an airplane on my way to sing at oberlin college. i was over ohio, and -- >> what year? >> half-dozing. year, 1955. and all of a sudden, three lines, which i had read in a book, took form. in the book, it simply said, "where are the flowers? the girls have plucked them. where are the girls? they're all married. where are the men? they're all in the army." it's an old russian folk song. and the don cossacksmaybe it's a ukrainian folk song. "koloda duda" is the origi

the [speaker not understood] consortium is one of the largest contractors for the department of aging and adult services. each year we provide more than 1500 residents with in-home support services that allow them to stay in the community rather than be confined to more expensive funded facilities and inch institutionvs. the consortium is about to enter a four-year flat contract funding. as you know as a nonprofit contractor, if we have an uncontrollable increase in our expenses we are forced to reduce the line item expense in some other area critical to the delivery of our services. last year our rent was $18 a square foot. this year our rent is $28 a square foot and it's contractually going to increase 23% each year the next 9-1/2 years. last year our health insurance went up 5%. i have every expectation it will not go up lower than 5% in the coming year. our insurance, our disability -- general liability insurance which is required under city contract is going up 3% on july 1st. and lastly, i would remind you that our case managers who are the ones who provide services to these cit

, better known as the little missionary, has been drawing believers to her dad's church since the tender ageel nesak, who was shot in the head during a war halfway around the world, leaving the left side of his body partially paralyzed. after years of painful operations and therapy, daniel is desperate for a miracle. so he traveled halfway across the world to brazil where child healers are only part of a growing chorus of self-anointed miracle workers. fueling an explosive spiritual movement 44 million followers strong. evangelical christianity is the fastest-growing religion in brazil. and it's seriously threatening the catholic church's historical dominance in the country. but with millions of souls and millions in donations at stake, critics say many bogus merchants of faith are turning huge profits with false promises. pastor eduardo is apparently a man of many talents. he won't just exorcise your inner demons, he also offers couples counseling. and even chiropractic care. i asked him if he thinks the catholic church can compete with his brand of christianity. and it turns out that gift

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. >> with modern issues such as climate change and the threat of nuclear weapons, teitelbaum says the age-old idea that population equals power is out of date. but, people remain worried about the declining fertility rate. one of the biggest problems, they say, is that there will not be enough young people to support retired people. the solution, according to teitelbaum, is to change the retirement system. >> if you have a retirement system that doesn't change with the changing demographic circumstances, you're gonna run into really serious problems. the us is actually pretty well positioned. it was ahead of the curve in addressing this issue in the 80s. there was a bipartisan commission that recommended changes in social security there was a bipartisan commission that recommended changes in social security retirement age. >> while fertility rates are low now, teitelbaum says that's partially because of the recessions that affected the united states and europe >> very sensibly young young adults say "this looks pretty risky as a time to get married or certainly as a time to have a child,

my wife's mother at the age of 92 died of alzheimer's. she spent the last two years of her life living with my wife and i in our home where we were ble to provide care for her. i think that that is just one story among the millions of american families that are trying to find a way of dealing with this devastating disease. in her last years of her life, my mother-in-law always had what seemed to be a bright outlook. she was never a complainer and she always seemed to recognize her grandchildren. particularly the very young grandchildren. i'll never forget a day where our youngest grandchild or her youngest great-grandchild was climbing into bed with her and my mother-in-law was what i thought was basketballing. and that young child -- babbling. and that young child, who could just barely speak, was translating in a very real way what my mother-in-law was saying. it was my wife and i that were unable to understand. just one moment in a long period of time that my mother-in-law lived with us in her final years. this story is replicated time

take, for instance, the percentage of the uninsured by age. the largest decline in the uninsured among folks between the ages of 18 to 39. for a program that was looked at by some members of the right as, "reparations," the racial group that's done the least well under obamacare by far is african-americans. joining me, dora hughes, former councilor for science and public health to former secretary kathleen sebelius at department of human health and service. now works as a senior policy adviser. how do you account for that tremendous racial disparity in the decline of the uninsured that we're seeing so far? >> well, certainly i think the findings from this latest commonwealth fund survey were surprising that it showed such a little decline. earlier analysis put out by the federal government shows that if you just looked at the population, the individuals enrolled in health plans offered through the federally facilitated marketplace, 16% of enrollees were african-american. so in some level i don't want the perception that from african-americans o

hiten for the aging in adult services and how you coordinate everything. i want to make a point about senior nutrition issues. i think that what funded is going to help, but i think the need is so much larger and with the add back program, i'm going to present with the security task force groups additional add backs to make sure that no senior person with disabilities goes hungry, but i know a number of different cuts from the unlock 30th street center to other non profits in the community are facing some certificate vice cut backs and potentially having to close their sites which will have an impact on the city. my hope is we work with you to fill as much as those gaps as we can not only with your budget but with the add back program as well. >> i forgot to say that that particular site, that's about 8,000 meals for weekends and holidays, and so that has been built into this budget as well. >> i wanted to thank you for supporting sites like that with wrap around service and a number of different -- it's an aging in place model that should be replicated but

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step ashore and you'll find a young nation with all the gifts of the modern age. but move beyond the cities and an ancient land awaits, one nearly as old as the earth itself. australia is a puzzle put together in prehistoric times. and the clues that unlock the mystery can be found scattered across australia's sunburnt face. i'm richard smith, and this is an amazing country. i'll show you that every rock has a history, every creature a tale of survival against the odds. join me on an epic journey across a mighty continent and far back in time. of all continents on earth, none preserve the great saga of our planet and the evolution of life quite like this one. nowhere else can you so simply jump in a car and travel back to the dawn of time. in this episode, the beginning of it all. from a cosmic maelstrom, a planet is born. this is no paradise, but somehow, life gains a toehold, then is nearly frozen out. this is the tale of the first australians, how they survived and flourished. from australia's ancient stones comes the story of our world. "australia's first four

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this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to you doctor. . >>> as this -- at this hour as dawn breaks in the holy land, people on both sides are bracing for what has quickly become one of the longest and deadliest war between the palestinians and israelis. two teams on the front lines, giving unprecedented access to a thank y tahank yoank unit. >> reporter: as they gather, we're going in today with the soldiers of the 188th armored brigade, suiting up. but in moments, alert, in-coming mortar fire, and we run for shelter. clear? all clear. >> said to wait for ten minutes, no one actually does that. >> reporter: back to work, these soldiers are preparing to go back to battle. their leader knows the dangers and the costs of this operation. you came under fire? >> yes. my driver was killed. and another officer. >> reporter: but the colonel and his troops remain determined and proud in their work. how is this morale among your guys? >> the morale is very high, every guy in the brigade has a family. the sergeant is honest. are

the age between 15 and 19-year-old is a group that's really on a rise with diabetic. and to go back to answer your question, is it the chicken or the egg first? it's obesity causes diabetes or diabetes cause obesity and everything else. if you have type one, your body and not secreting insulin. that's mostly in children and that's a different type of diabetes. we're talking about a life style diabetes. this is really in rich countries where there's a lot of money as a result of food, it's cheap. so as a result of obesity, your insulin doesn't function. you may have it. but it's almost like a key and a lock where the receptors won't work. that's why losing weight and trying to get rid of the fat can help treat it. >> does it get rid of it completely? >> i'll answer that in a second. type one diabetic has an auto immune disease. it's genetic. it's not purely related to weight. type one, no matter skinny or fat, you still can have diabetes. type two is related to weight. so, yes, i can prevent this. if they exercise and drop weight, i have about a 20 to 30% chance of them

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she served on the aging and adult services commission in our city, the advisory council to the aging and adult services department, the mayor's long-term care coordinating councilmember ~ council and i'd like to thank benson nadal for helping honor her also. [speaker not understood] and a founding board member of the community living campaign. and she's been active with the coalition of agencies serving elders and seniors or case, that's collation of [speaker not understood] serving elders and also senior and disability action formerly the senior action network. she served on the commission for immigrant rights since its beginning so she was a member that we have a lot of consistency in our immigrant services and advocacy for the city. and she provided rich insight on elderly immigrants in our communities. she also served on the immigrants right commission [speaker not understood] for years and was considered to be the commission's oral historian and expert. earlier this year mercy housing california -- and i'm so happy, and the saint anthony's foundation broke ground on a building, a

the age between 15 and 19-year-olds is the group that's on the rise with diabetic. to answer your question, is it obesity that causes diabetes or is it diabetes that cruise -- your body, your pancreas is not producing insuddenly llin. the food is cheap and you can eat a lot of these foods, as a result of obesity, your insulin doesn't work. that's why losing weight and trying to get rid of that fat can help treat diabetes. >> that can help treated, it can help avoid it, but does it cure it? >> type 1 diabetes is an auto immune disease, it's genetic, it's not purely related to weight. type 2 is related to weight, so to answer your question, yes, i can prevent this. if i have a patient that has a high sugar and they literally exercise and drop weight, i have about a 20 to 30% chance of them never getting diabetes over the next five years. >> can you get rid of it if you get it? >> you can get rid of it if you get it, type 2. there's ho there's hope, you're not stuck with it. you can get rid of it. >> it can affect your kidneys, it can cause kidney disease. it can cause

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state board of education found that approximately 90,000 registered voters between the ages of 18 and5 may not have had a state i.d. or a drivers license. so even if a few young people f. the result of this law is that fewer young people vote, we're very concerned about the impact democracy. >> now, north carolina is known around the country for its fine institutions of higher learning, whether it's public ones like unc chapelhill or public ones like duke university, either way, it brings in people from other places in the country, and do we know for sure that they are not registered back home and voting absentee? >> we don't have the data to suggest that young people in any significant numbers are voting more than once. we do know that young people, like many of us, don't track the laws and require wants of voting registration that carefully, and we believe that things that we can do through public policy that make it easier for people in general to register, will increase the number of people that vote and that will have a positive impact. so we know, for example, that same-day regi

please welcome the author of "the age of radiance," craig nelson. >> thank you so kindly. it is such a thrill to be invited to the new york public library because i have been a patron since i moved here. as a historian it is a major part of my work and my branch library is mulberry street and a dr. sues book was one of the first i read to think i saw it on mulberry street. there is nothing in this book as good as seeing david bowie who lives on my street. so you can see how history folds in and some of things we will be talking about. five years ago when i started working on this book if you asked me what radiation was i would say it is scary, it is dangerous, it is cancer-causing, it is evil. and probably this is what many of you think, too. and now i still think many of those but they are tempered with other ideas. first i learned about radiation is caused by atoms that are chubby and fat and they were adorable and so fat they break the bond of nature that create the material world and spit out little pieces of themselves. so that is what radiation is. it is sputing out p

all of them coming out over the age of 50. the israeli security operation has blocked young men or younger men from worshipping today because of security fears. 2,000 police officers brought many. i've got the israeli police spokesperson here. you must be relatively pleased today. it's quiet. >> security assessments were made over the last 24 to 48 hours to prevent incident frsz taking place in and around the old city where we are at moment. last two weeks in the evening hours we've dealt with disturbances stones and cocktails thrown at police units in and around the neighborhoods. the measures we implemented both in terms of men age 50 upwards were to prevent the disturbances. >> do you think things are calming down? >> things are calm where we are but things can change in a short period of time. in different neighborhoods and communities, police are there in case necessary. >> two palestinians killed last night. was that live fire? >> that's being looked into. a surge of 10,000 made their way through the crossing. it was nece

the fastest-growing programs, other than interest them are those that relate to the aging of the population and our health care programs. to begin settlement programs -- social security, medicare, and medicaid -- need to be addressed. in 2030, the social security trust fund and the medicare part a trust fund will be running out of deserves. -- out of reserves. we do not want to get close to that. we need to look at how we adjust them to do needs testing, which is reducing benefits for higher the retirementd age, raise the payroll contributions. i am in the camp that you have to do a little bit of everything to get to a sensible fix. that is true for the entitled -- entire budget. entitlementlook at programs. discretionary spending, which is where a lot of public investments are, has been hit in recent years because we have have the sequester, the across-the-board spending cuts that have hit. many people would say we need to make more public investment. i think there is a strong case for that, but we need to find a way to pay for them. right now, you have tons of good ideas on how to make in

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the aging will not be so fast. meanwhile, we can have a certain amount of labor to guarantee the smooth development of the economy. but for now, the aging population is a growing problem. researchers estimate that by 2025, one in five chinese in urban areas will be over 60, and that by 2050, that age group will amount increase to 30 percent of the population. the policy has led to what is called the "4-2-1 problem," where one child will be responsible for two parents, and four grandparents. for now, this not an issue for he yin and lin zhongjie, whose parents are still healthy and mobile. but down the road, in the future, this may change. >> "if all four of our elders run into trouble, and it requires both my husband and i to handle it, i'm afraid i will get frantic and we will be fully occupied. >> but the biggest pressure might one day fall on lin jiahe, who may find himself caring for the entire family. >> "above all, he needs a good wife. then, in the future, when the population is ageing, it will be an inevitab

children. 56 thousands of those attend our publics schools there's about 35 thousand children between the agef zero and 5. this is why we're asking voters to support the children and families initiative which brings amendments to our city chart of four elements number one reorientation of our children and family fund passed in 1991 and 2001. two the reauthorization the fund for the enrichment passed in 2004 one of those dates. number 3 modification of the rainy day reserves to become two see reserves and we will have baegs that that number 4 asking for the creation of the family council shared by mayor ed lee and superintendant. we have several goals to consider. strengthening the existing children's fund and the public education enrichment fund and flrsdz resources and allow for more flexibility toe meet additional children and you and increased efficiency and provided better oversight. and highlights of the children and families initiative includes many things the creation of the children and families land that puts children first in providing city services and infrastructure including hous

with 1.8 million people in it, half the population under the age of 18. 43% is under the age of 14. f you're age seven, you have been through three bombing campaigns by the israelis. at the end of the day, as much as the israelis want to claim they're using target precision devices, etc., the toll is really being taken out on palestinian civilians. to date, the israelis have dropped more weaponry and more three-week over the campaign that took place in 2009. >> they say they're launching an response -- in response to the rocket fire from gaza. >> this is another myth. it is important to keep in mind what the events were that led up to this whole issue. there were three israelis who had gone missing in the west bank. even though the israelis knew they were killed, the israelis immediate we put palestinians under collective punishment. they arrested more than 500 palestinians. they killed 11 even before the attack on the gaza strip. they ransacked 2000 homes. they ended up demolishing quite a few homes. it became clear this was going to spiral out of control. wasamin netanyahu said he