Factors, youd say genetics is around 20 thats putting a number on it. These are probabilities. Theres not an exact number here, but its around that number. This was based on a large study of 400 Million Person Metaanalysis around the world, sort of trying to answer this question and where they landed was somewhere around 20 of your overall longevity is based on genetics to put two finer points on it. Theres about 20 Longevity Genes now that have been identified and these represent potential targets for scientists going forward, its why were likely to continue to improve longevity and even get far more centenarians in the next few decades but also, it changes a bit throughout your age, throughout your life. So the first seven to eight decades of your life, thats going to be far more lifestyle. But then when you get into your last couple of decades of life, thats where genetics may start to take on an outsized role. There and case and point, Take A Look at this picture. Sara these there
learned. law enforcement is about to arrest a suspect tied to the leak of a trove of highly secret government intelligence, which is embarrassed the us and strained multiple alliances. today. several blockbuster reports expose who the suspected leader is. the new york times has named him as a 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard. cnn has not independently verified his identity, and it s not currently naming him both the times and the washington post said the man is the leader of a chat group on the online platform discord and his older than most members of the group of gamers who call him o. g. one of his friends who spoke anonymously on camera to the post obtained parental permission to do so. because that friend is underage. take a listen. he was. he was a young, charismatic man who loved nature . god who loved shooting guns and in racing cars. he did see himself as the leader of this group, and ultimately he was the leader of this group, and he wanted
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Interviews with political figures and news updates. Were talking about mens suits, andrea. Mens suits at 25,000 a pop. I dont know. Peter alexander, you know more about mens suits than i do. You can also tell me about Donald Trumps tweets, because this has been a storm of tweets today and its been a rather creative one. He is also tweeting about al capone. He wrote, looking back on history, who is treated worse, alphonse capone, legendary mob boss, killer, and public enemy number one, or paul manafort, political operative and reagan dole darling, now serving Solitary Confinement although convicted of nothing. Where is the russian collusion . Im not sure who his target is there. Reporter andrea, the president has a series of targets today, one thats clear is Attorney General Jeff Sessions in some of those earlier tweets when the president went further than he has been, more explicit than he has been at any point, basically calling on sessions to stop the russia investigation. To the jur
are legitimate intelligence targets. so this becomes a you know, a very critical element where we have to put together not only the training aspect for the individual airman, but also how much this person has actually seen. and you know what kind of internal threat people like him opposed to not only the intelligence structure but his home unit, as well as the u. s. s government itself. you know, josh, we heard our colleague oren liebermann, asking about any measures to restrict access within this unit. the 102nd intel unit there for the massachusetts air national guard. we didn t get a full answer on that. but it does raise the question. just we talk when we look at even the intel community. how are members of the intel community and we should remind our viewers? of course you spend time in the fbi. how are they monitored? well after these major disclosures that we ve seen the most high profile disclosures over the last three decades, i would say the intelligence community learns less