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governments relenting to the shut down with a short-term funding deal. mitch mcconnell praised the decision yesterday. after three days of an unnecessary lapse in funding, a bipartisan majority has brought the democratic leaders extraordinary filibuster to an end and pass the bipartisan deal to reopen the federal government. as i said repeatedly over the past week, shutting down the government isn t irresponsible way to do business. markets rally on deal. the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 all closing record territories. half a percent of the dow up 143 points or 26,214. the nasdaq up 1% higher. now 74 weight. features a sporting show momentum continue. all the major indices in positive territory. though investors up 73 points. nasdaq up another 10 points. in europe across the board take a look at the european indices right now. dax or three quarters of 1% in germany up 132 points. the others in positive territory. same story in asia as the best performer they are hong kong h ....
will find convincing. one of the things i talk about in the book is about a movement, which is essentially a reaction to enlightenment. if it focused on the use of reason and is most happy for argument has been based on evidence and fact. a reaction to bat, which is part of the broader romantic reaction, we said no. what matters most is identity and solidarity with the community. what matters is my relationship to you, which very quickly becomes murderous keenness, in association with the red tape language of nation and the national community. so we talk honestly. i used the word authentic system because i think being a then take a something in the eyes of the beholder. people who struggle to appear authentic as leverage to exploit the idea of authenticity, this really begins in the 19th century and famously in the 1930s the european fascists across europe and adultery. authentic system becomes absolutely essential to their appeal and they try very hard to distinguish t ....
40, 50 is the new 50 and it s okay. we ought to be comfortable with what age we are. that middle age is really extending well beyond 60 and 65 with this increased longevity. people are living 20 or 30 years longer than they ever anticipated what does that mean public policy wise? guest: it has huge implications for public policy and for cities, not only in the us but around the world. when social security was originally put in place some 80 years ago, lifeexpectancy was around 62. you ve got to work until your 62 and you are likely to die when you were 67 or 68 . today, the fastest-growing age group in this country is people over the age of 85 and the second is over the age of about 100 three we are living really 20 or 30 years longer than our parents or grandparents did so as we think about public policy, about not only social security and medicare but mobility and this whole wealth of brainpower that is just sitting there in their 60s and 70s and 80s, how can we a ....
so that would be heard on the tv please welcome candace morgan. [applause] edition to those people who celebrate the est. library squaring house the only state in the union that has such an element and collect the list of bookseller challenge an organ i will think powell s and also cnn and also chris of the american and booksellers that arranged for this and other locations in the country so to each of these several pleasant questions and then to of questions and answers. of the increase of those that were in challenged so the american library association in for them to have this with the american booksellers from free expression the association of american publishers fear an american university press , legal defense fund the freedom to read foundation the national conference and people for the american foundation. so this is not just about books. so now we have movie is and we have spee3 books and dvd is and a variety of different things that we include those from wh ....
and then you are likely to die when you re 67 or 68, so today, the fastest growing age group is in this country is people over the age of 85 and the second is over the age of 100, so we are living really 20, 30 years longer than our parents or grandparents did, so as we think about public policies, about not only social security and medicare, but mobility and this whole wealth of brainpower that is just sitting there in their 60s and 70s and 80s. how can we as a society engage the 50 plus generation in helping us to solve some of our ills in this country? host: why is it that we are living longer? guest: i think it is a lot to do with our advances we have made in medicine and technology. we are also hopefully eating healthier and exercising. we know that people who have a better eating habits and are both physically and mentally active, that they tend to live longer and if you feel good about what you are doing our latest research says you will live another six or sev ....