everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing the good leadership i'm going to give the pen avenue we sign this your accumulate more pens than anyone but thank you for your leadership and also working with such important groups like the tobacco free coalition supervisor wiener i'd like to invite you up here to say a few words >> thank you, mayor ed lee i'll give that pen to the advocates and the district fo

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 issue of tobacco use. your thoughts on that? >> we place different age limits for the use of different products all different places. we say you can watch violence in television at the age of 13. we say you can drive at 16. we say that you can't gamble or drink alcohol until 21. and you can't run for federal office until 25. tobacco laws used to be 21 and up in multiple states at the beginning of the 20th century and decreased over time. >> so there was a time when there were laws for 21 or older. >> yes. >> so what happened to those laws? >> there was a lot of tobacco industry lobbying. the tobacco industry views the teen and young adult market as one of its critical markets. because that's when people become addicted to tobacco. another thing that happened is around world war i, the tobacco industry was successful placing cigarettes in soldiers' rations. so when people came back from the war they were more likely to smoke and that led to a different perception around smoking than there had been before. >> the age got lowered and it just kind of stuck?

age. theeality is that nothing is stopping a gay man from marrying a woman besides his own choice. that is not discrimination, just how that person feels. if the law said you are gay, you cannot marry a person, likely establish for centuries, i understand that would read discrimination. .here is no discrimination the idea of religious freedom is how a person conducts yourself. if you conduct yourself contrary to the purpose you are being hired for, that is not discrimination. this coming nation is -- discrimination is when you treat someone different based on something they have no control over. even if you are born that way, you have a choice of how to conduct yourself. may get stuck in that section. respecting religion does not mean that if it is written in religious.t is stealing, murderer, and lying are all in the bible. we have laws about it. should we say that we are respecting religion and should take it out. , and peopleconduct need to understand this is the biggest mistake cents pless

to 16 i know that people in san francisco are the most political and savvy of any age around thetry thank you (clapping.) >> good evening. i'm my name is arian an eight grader and saint ab people didn't listen to what i had to see or my opinion was for the important and even in my family they don't listen to what i have to say i'm the youngest so i think the 16 and 17 year-old should vote they have a strong opinion and should have a voice that people should listen to so that's why i think that 16 and 17 year-old should burg be able to vote and 16 and 17 year-old can drive they should have the right to vote and they can pay taxes so they should be responsible enough to vote too that's why i think that vote 16 is the right thing (clapping.) >> hello my name is the clerk will take the roll lien i'm a senior in high school you might wonder where the high school is clearly not in the sfusd school district i make the weekly commute from my small town in la festive in east bay you because i believe with voting 16 is one of the biggest moves in san francisco the area right now and probab

"action >> we continue to follow breaking news as noon, nance reagan has died at the age of 94. this is a picture of her when she worked in the early 1950s as an actress in hollywood. she became america's first lady when her husband took office in 1981, of course, stick with "action news" at 6abc for updates on the life and death of nancy reagan at the age of 94. >>> quite the icon. she'll be remembered in so many different ways right? >>> a father and daughter are lucky and grateful to be alive after their small plane crashed on long island. >>> the two were heading home after visiting a college after the plane's engine failed, marcy gonzalez is on long island with the story. >> reporter: a close call crash on long island. this father and daughter able to walk from the wreckage thanks to this parachute. >>> the engine died, i pulled the parachute and we landed. the pilot left with a scratch, his teenage daughter with a a resmile -- with a relieved smile. we were on our way to college. >> reporter: dad attempted to make an emergency landing 8 miles from the final destination at a

the state senate approved raising the legal age to 21. betty yu spoke to bay area business owners. >>> reporter: a smoke shop in san jose has been sending people under 21 away since the beginning of the year when unincorporated parts of santa clara county raised the buying age. >> it hurts business. i don't run the business but it hurts my existing. >> reporter: soon, the rest of california may have to do the same, sell tobacco and ecigarette products to people 21 and over. if governor brown signs off on the legislation, california would be the first state after hawaii with the higher age limit. >> i don't think that's a good legislature. when you're 18 you should be able to make your own decisions. >> reporter: anti-smoking advocates says raising the age would reduce smoking-related illnesses and prevent young people from starting smoking. >> i think they will be able to find cigarettes one way or another if they really want them. >> reporter: this man runs a smoke shop in san jose. >> it's probably going to be better that we do raise it.

under the age of 12. hurst says the law could deter other people from victimizing children. the bill would have to pass the judiciary committee, then go through alabama house and senate. at least four people died when a ferry turned over between bali and java in indonesia. someone took this video showing passengers jumping off the boat and into the sea as the boat sank. rescuers say they saved 71 people. investigators say the water was calm - so they're not yet sure why the boat flipped. someone stole a fire truck in northern ireland and started crashing it away from a fire station yesterday was over, it ended up in someone's front yard. the truck was severely damaged and one street was filled with flipped cars and debris.

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for everyone and the camp is milling with children. 40% of the refugees here now are children below the age of five. conditions for them are extremely hard. they have been sick over the past few days with the changing of temperature, with rain. mothers are desperate. a lot of mothers travelling alone with kids because their husband is already in germany or somewhere else in northern europe and he went ahead hoping that they would have an easy trip like he had. that is not happening any more. family reunification at the moment is not an excuse to continue your journey >>> thank you for that. in other world news, a tunisian soldier has been killed in a raid in libya. >> reporter: we are close to the area. this is the main road in and out of the town. it is being heavily guarded by the army and tunisian national guard. it does seem like a very organized attack. some people are talking about dozens of armed fighters. it was simultaneous on the army barracks and guardsment we understand that this is it an extremely situation for the security forces at the moment. it's not clear whether these fig

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several reports say former first the age of 94. tmz reports reagan had been in failing health recently. mrs. reagan married ronald reagan in 1952. she created the just a no to drugs campaign. we'll bring you more information as soon as we learn it. >> two british adventurers stranded in alaska are alive, and it's all thanks to the u.s. coast guard. look at this video of the rescue. the pair tried to cross-country ski and kayak across the sea ice, but the ice was too thin to walk on and too thick to coin in kayaks. these two are planning a full cross offering the bering strait from russia to the nuss march of 2017. >> still time to celebrate the coming of spring at bockfest this weekend. there's another full day of fun. megan has a look at the festivities. mary, they gave it to her. house isit going. >> it's going great. it is beautiful out here. bockfest celebrating the combing of spring, beer, bloody marys. this is new. i'm here with steve hampton, organizer. what's talk about what is new. >> this year we have bock oolympics and fu

land was the raw material of the agricultural age. iron was the raw material of the industrial age. data is the raw material of the information age. so in a very high-cost labor market like the united states, all we can really viably create are knowledge-based industries. so what we have to do, wherever we are, is figure out what are the knowledge products? what are the things that we can do with data to constitute the products and services of the future? >> so fundamentally who is at risk? you've been able to outline jobs or types of people or areas of training where they will flourish because of this new age, and others that will entirely disappear. some of them are not untu intuitive. if somebody is watching this with a high school-aged child, what should she think about? >> don't send them to law school, first of all. i think a lot of the kind of work that is repetitive in nature, the $1,000 an hour highest-paid lawyer that does, you know, her job is fine. the kind of legal work that my father did, creating the foot tall stack of papers that you sign during a house closing, that

what is the age range that you are seeing? >> so, dph takes care of everybody. transjendser health service sees people 18 and over and has provided two surgeries in the transitional age youth group. the other clinical work is for children of all ages. >> are you-what are the-in terms of the youngest ends, for the committees information, how young are some of the kids you are working with? >> so, clern children youth and families have elementary school youth that are gender non conforming working with providers and their families. on the medical side people have to be over 18 to access surgery. >> on the medical side the primary care programs are dealing with children at all ages as well and have the capacity to do that. >> thank you. okay, next mr. chair i would like to ask san francisco unified school district kevin grogeen director of safety and wellness. >> eric martinez and lgbt coordinator. >> kevin goingen director of safety and wellness for san francisco unified. we were asked and the powerpoint-there we go-we were asked to give a brief description of serv

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nancy reagan died at the age of 94. ill ahead, the victims of an arkansas aic childbirth practice in ireland criticized the compensation scheme. >>> swapping checkins for checkers. we visit the south korea ian treatment center for youth addicted to smart phones, plus: >> davis cup disharmony. why two biggest tennis stars have fallen out. details coming up with joe in sport. >> that harmony, that politeness and that equilibrium that japanese people call "wa". at the other side of history, fukushima's heroes were not enough. people have lost their trust, especially in the authorities. the myth of nuclear energy, of it being economic, safe and clean has been swept away. >> "fukushima: a nuclear story," narrated by willem dafoe. ♪ >>> a reminder of the head lines on al jazeera. at least 60 people have died in a suicide attack south of baghdad. isil has claimed responsibility. europe's refugee crisis continues as the eu migration commissioner predicts another 100,000 people could arrive in greece by the end of the month. >>>

topping thely, raising the age limit from 18 to 21, topping the list. supporters of the age increase says older high school children typically buy cigarettes for underaged friends. raising the age limit would make it harder for them to get their hands on tobacco products. if it passes california would be the second state to do so after hawaii. another bill would classify ecigarettes as tobacco devices subjecting them to the same restrictions as traditional products. now, opponents say ecigarettes encourage young people to start smoking. the so-called "vaping" devices haven't been extensively studied. there hasn't been any scientific consensus on harms or benefits. some experts say they still contain some pretty nasty stuff. >> the health effect that we're most concerned about is cancer. many people use ecigarettes because of the well known problems with regular cigarettes causing cancer. so we think it's really important people know that these cancer-causing gases are also produced by ecigarettes. >> so the senate votes on these bills today. it looks li

what is the age range that you are seeing? >> so, dph takes care of everybody. transjendser health service sees people 18 and over and has provided two surgeries in the transitional age youth group. the other clinical work is for children of all ages. >> are you-what are the-in terms of the youngest ends, for the committees information, how young are some of the kids you are working with? >> so, clern children youth and families have elementary school youth that are gender non conforming working with providers and their families. on the medical side people have to be over 18 to access surgery. >> on the medical side the primary care programs are dealing with children at all ages as well and have the capacity to do that. >> thank you. okay, next mr. chair i would like to ask san francisco unified school district kevin grogeen director of safety and wellness. >> eric martinez and lgbt coordinator. >> kevin goingen director of safety and wellness for san francisco unified. we were asked and the powerpoint-there we go-we were asked to give a brief description of serv

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if you're over the age of 50 you may have no symptoms at all. as arthel said at the beginning 90% of colon cancers over the age of 50. that's why we use 50 as our target starting point. with the change in bowel habits david said, yes, a colonoscopy right away. even without weight loss and change in bowel habits, with family history. someone had colon cancer or polyps because 35% to 40% of adults have polyps, which a polyp is the outpocketing of the colon. it's not cancer. 25% of the time a certain kind develops into cancer. you know how long it takes, eric? seven or eight years. that's why we want to find the polyps and that puts you into a group, arthel, if you have the polyps we have to screen you more often. >> they snip them off? >> unless they're big or invading in a wall then you have to do more of a procedure but you snip them off most of the time and you're done. colonoscopy two or three years, maybe one year. you change your screening procedure. you ask about screening. i want to say one more thing about screening. colon cancer we genera

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she pass add way at her los angeles home at the age of 94. esperson saying that the cause of death was congestive heart failure. statements are pouring in. this one from former president jimmy carter. rosalyn and i are saddened by the passing of former first lady, nancy reagan, always will be remembered for her lifelong devotion to her husband, her "just say no" campaign, and her advocacy for stem cell research influenced decision makers about vital research for alzheimer's disease. we extend our condolences to her family at this difficult time. that statement from former president jimmy carter. nancy reagan was good friends and spent many occasions talking with larry king right here on cnn. i want to play this excerpt from one interview she gave larry back in 2007. >> we're back with nancy reagan in simi valley, california. are you in every other notation? this book could be called "nancy." >> i know. i know. well, i knew, of course, that he said a lot of those things to me. but it's very touching to see that he wrote them. >> was any of it a

a bill to raise the smoke age from 18 to 21 passed the assembly. the senate could approve it next week. then it could be up to the governor to sign it. reporter david beanic found strong opinions on both sides. >> reporter: among the people gathered turned smoking tent is a student. >> how old are you? >> i am 20 years old. >> reporter: he says raising the smoking age to 21 will have the opposite of its intended effect. >> if you put a restriction on got makes it more desirable. you say you can't do something, you want to do it that much more. >> all members vote. >> reporter: it was approved 46- 26. if the bill is approved by the senate and the governor, california will follow hawaii which last summer became the first state to raise the age to 21. >> we covered many topics today from different angles. i think we feel good to be leading the charge. >> reporter: this will save the medi-cal system. it's going to save thousands of lives in california. >> reporter: for the most part democrats supported the increase. republicans mostly opposed it some s

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anyone in the community can get one as long as you are over the age of 10. anyone under 18 must be with a parent. kyla: an update on the unique transplant surgery at the cleveland clinic. doctors are now saying that the nation' s first uterus transplant has failed. the transplant had to be surgically removed tuesday. the 26-year-old donor recipient appeared at a press conference recovering well until a sudden complication that required surgery. the hospital says it' s looking at what went wrong, but still plans to move forward with 10 other uterus transplants. mark: happening today, cincinnati children' s hospital is celebrating world kidney day. the medical center will be joined by cincinnati mayor john cranley along with the national kidney foundation. the doctors attending today' s event will share major risk factors for kidney disease as well as highlighting advances that have been made in the field of pediatric kidney disease research. local families affected by kidney disease will also attend today' s event. randi: grab your raincoat and umbrella. today

pals and raising the age limit would make it harder to do that. sses, california would be the second state to do so after hawaii. another bill would classify ecigarettes as tobacco devices subjecting them to the same restrictions as traditional products. opponents say ecigarettes encourage young people to start smoking and the so-called "vaping" devices have not been extensively studied and there's no scientific consensus for harms and benefits but some experts say they contain cancer- causing agents. >> the health effect we're most concerned about is cancer. many people use ecigarettes because of the well nope problems with regular cigarettes causing cancer. see we think it's important people know that these cancer- causing gases are also produced by ecigarettes. >> reporter: and the senate votes on this today. looks like they have the votes for it to pass. then it goes to governor brown's desk for signature. he typically does not comment on pending legislation. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> today san francisco supervisors will talk about chronic absenteei

child marriage is a major issue in nepal with almost half the country's girls married before the age of 18. the government wants to put an end to the practice by 2030, but this could be a tough task. >> reporter: in girl is 17 and is a mother of two. her husband is 18. when they were just 13 and 14 their parents came together and arranged their marriage. this village here sees it normal for children to be married early >> translation: i knew i was getting married, but i didn't know what it meant. her husband says, i didn't know i was getting married. my parents got me married. >> reporter: four years later he is still angry at his father. his father says he arranged the marriage in line with traditional ideas. >> translation: it is our culture, our society expects us to get our children married early. >> reporter: they both had to quit school. he is working as a ticket collector at the rural bus service. >> what is at the bottom of it is a traditional belief, practices and existing gender inequality. that needs to be tackled. that does take time. for anywhere, but that change can take

i think the legal age should be raised to 20 want to gatherr. >> kind of the idea behind it was if they raise it a pay raise it to 21 that means shown in high school would be able to get at m raising the age limit is not going to stop them from smoking some ounces of the many smoking completely a couple of four smells voicemails now that came >> i think if you raise the smoking age to 21, you should alsoge raised the military age to 21. >> why don't we just stopped selling the cigarette so we can get ridwe of the scare tactics with the commercials. to stop selling them if you can get a car or being in the military be in the military but you can't smoke, your thoughts and comments coming up here is how you get a hold of us with thish discussion a tweet me at todd meaning on instagram 246 - - 3088 cortex. 216 - - 242 - - 4259. >> if you are just getting up - - cleveland auto show is coming this weekend and we will tell you who is a mining tonight headlining tonight. >> the fda is making a decisionn we will we will rock you if got

everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing the good leadership i'm going to give the pen avenue we sign this your accumulate more pens than anyone but thank you for your leadership and also working with such important groups like the tobacco free coalition supervisor wiener i'd like to invite you up here to say a few words >> thank you, mayor ed lee i'll give that pen to the advocates and the district for th

nobody cares for me >> reporter: about a third of those stranded here are children below the age of five. many suffer from symptoms. the people here are now waiting for the e.u. summit with turkey for clear guidelines about their future. political leaders are hoping that the cessation of hostilities in syria will hold. . for those here it is already too late >>> at least 25 refugees have drowned in the sea. their boat sank and 15 people were rescued. the coast guard is searching for more victims. at least eight people have been killed in a suicide bombing in north pakistan. the latest from our correspondent. what more can you tell us about this latest attack? >> reporter: the latest attack took place about 29 kilometers from the city the peshawar. one suicide bomber tried to get into the court compound. he was stopped by the police at which point he blew himself up and killing a number of people as a result of that explosion. he was swiftly taken by a splinter group in pakistan. a revenge attack for a killing of a commando police killing and killing of a governor. the commander was hange

reviews are one of the great inventions of the internet age, where to go to dinner the information age has made it possible to read up on anything or anything before having a personal encounter. as long as people don't hide behind a pseudonym, what's the big deal? it's one thing to write a review about a product, place or qualitfications, it's another about their quality as a human being. there's a whole world of dating apps out there and their makers don't include reviews at all. the reason is simple. here's how one app builder describes it. >> the chemistry is something you cannot review. it's subjective, very personal. somebody who is great for you may not be not so great for somebody else. i think just the concept of reviewing people is just not appropriate. >> here's where people has really crossed the line. although the company says you can't publish a negative review on the app and the app is about and the app is about positivity, the company is considering a so-called truth license in which paying users could access unpublished negative reviews of even non-users of the app. the

. >> reporter: at this smoke shop, the owner has mixed feelings about raising the age to 21. >> this is good for young people, we need to protect them. but too bad for us. >> reporter: the smoking age bill and five other anti-tobacco measures face a tough battle in the legislature, with big tobacco lobbying hard against them. in the end, the tobacco companies took it on the chin. this smoker thought that was a good thing. >> i think that's a good thing,>> reporter: this 19-year-old smoker sees it differently. >> we can't smoke or drink until we're 18. >> reporter: military members under the age of 21 would be exempt from the law, as long as they can show proper i.d. another measure is awaiting the governor's signature, this one sponsored by the state senator treats e-cigarettes the same as governor brown has about 12 days whether to sign the bills into law. eric thomas, "abc7 news." >>> state lawmakers today took action, so californias will be know allowed to receive a doctor's help to die. 29-year-old britney leonard moved to oregon so they could legally end her life. >>> still ahead

i ask her to make her case. >> the first thing we're gonna look for is age. i'm also gonna look for construction. the binding is just like what we would typically see. it's made the same way cambridge university would actually make its books. the age of the leather is correct, and these little bands indicate where it was kept and what was in it. >> another key detail... >> you'll notice that sunburst in between the monogram of the "g" and the "w." >> yes! >> george washington was part of the freemasons, and that particular sunburst is an image in the 18th century that was also used by the freemasons. >> had washington lived in another age, it might be easier to remove all doubt -- if he'd been photographed with the wallet or if you could swab it for his dna. but dr. lori says that for a 240-year-old artifact, you'll rarely do better than her final piece of proof. >> so, this is where people say, "oh, we don't have a document." we do have a document. >> that affidavit attesting to the chain of custody from washington to farwell's ancestors. never sold, right? >