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>> filling the term of the late senator ted kennedy. senator brown spoke at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. [applause] >> before i get started, i just want to say i had an opportunity to go around and try to meet everybody, and say hello, and i know you talk about the weather here? no offense. [laughter] >> i saw know as high as the flags. i got a chance to tour this amazing facility and be part of history. it's a wonderful opportunity for not just young people but every person from every walk of life, and i'm so honored to be here. i want to thank ...

90 is the new 50. she discusses growing older in america with aarp state news editor sylvia smith. age. what is the myth of the new old age? >> guest: the myth of an old age, we are all -- people that are not old. the aging boomers people in the 50s and early 60s and 40s. but our old is going to be lived in a way that's totally different from the way in which old age has been lived in the past. that we are going to all be sky diving -- yeah, that we are simply going to get older, but not actually old. >> host: so why do you think the cultures invested in sugar coating old age? >> wel...

trade off between openness, avoiding things, and not having sort of effective mechanism to produce certain kinds of content that requires a lot of economic regulatory, whatever protection. an example that brings to my mind, although i don't think this will be that persuasive to you is your own field of legal scholarship, which, it sits inside this huge structure of legal licensing and 10 year intuition. if you felt legal scholarship were precious, and if you, arguably there'll be no legal scholarship reduce because there would be the means to produce it. is that a price worth paying ...

>> our generation is very successful. because they were born in the soviet union, they know their roles might change, they are not waiting -- [inaudible] more mobile, so that's why mostly -- [inaudible] who are not journalists are very successful, very successful lawyers, businessmen, bankers. the problem is by 35 they started to feel like, well, okay, i got my family, i got my house, my mansion, all these things, what to do next? and they start to be very close to the problems of their own families. so they tend to think mostly about these things. they don't want to think -- maybe b...

the surge in iraq. he presents his book at barnes and noble booksellers in washington d.c. this is just over 30 minutes. .. >> what's the situation? i want to give you a little piece about the author, about myself. i'm going to tell you guys about the city of ramadi, the capital of anbar province, iraq. and can the book is separated into two different books. there's going to be the first half and the second half, and once we get into it, you'll understand what i'm talking about. i'll go over to the importance and lessons of rage company, and then i'll take your guys' questions, and w...