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You're exactly right. thanks, harry. the fight against alzheimer's shows many factors can contribute to cognitive decline. one study is focused on learning mao about how some people stay graciously and stay sharp past their '80s. a new cnn digital report details the work that researchers at northwestern are doing to understand more about super agers, those are elderly people with brains as sharp as 20s and 30s -- i should say 20 or 30 years younger. joining me, emily urgalski, a cognitive neuro scientist who developed the process. we're so happy you could join us. thank you very much. good m...

That we have, but we do have a lot of other choice in our biologic aging. >> absolutely fascinating, emily. thank you for your work on this and thank you for bringing it to our audience this morning. you can read more about super agers on cnn.com. this just in, air travel for thanksgiving hit a new pandemic-era record. according to the tsa more than 2.5 million people including yours truly passed through the nation's airports yesterday, surpassing the previous high watermark. poor weather conditions in the northeast yesterday caused over 1,000 flight delays. just a few dozen actual cancell...

>> he was still saying the same things 30 years ago.s it's the guy who is never been with it. but the "new york times" should pick a copy up they say experts sa my mr. biden and mr. trump ae in the category of super agers because they agent better than their peers. use ever because trump and biden are not in the samehe category but i can tell because biden carries on cheat sheets preleased to makcae them for trp output covid graphs on the really complicated things like facts that you want to recall. biden says you take your seat. you stand up for you talk to the lady across from you i'm surpri...

The demographic change that is The Super Age is speeding up all around us and it is upending social and economic norms.

Loss. a study looking at super agers. they're men and women in the 80s and 90s with brains and memories that seem far younger. researchers at northwestern university already making some discoveries and they're hoping that their findings can be used to help others live long and live well. the doctor is with the l.s.u. health science center and an adjunct professor at l.s.u.-a.s.c. in shreveport. >> thank you for having me. heather: have they discovered the fountain of youth? >> in essence they did. they expected their brains and what they found is these were people in their 80s and 90s and only...