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News from an actual election headlines today Early results from the recent vote in the South Asian country of India.

It looks like the nation's incumbent Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has won a landslide victory.

The country of 1.3 billion people started voting in seven stages in early April.

In the election wrapped up on May 19th for Prime Minister Modi to stay in his job, his political party and its allies needed to win at least 272 seats in India's lower house of parliament.

Early results indicated the alliance had 1 350 The leader of India's main opposition party has conceded defeat, and Moti can expect another five year term as India's leader.

Over the next few days, meetings will be held to further organize the government.

Modi will be officially nominated along with other government leaders, and he's likely to take the oath of office before the month is over.

What challenges lie ahead?

India's unemployment rate is more than 6%.

That's the highest it's been in decades.

There's also been a crisis in the country's farm industry.

Farmers have been pro testing for months and hopes of getting better prices for their crops and help from the government in an ongoing drought that's affected more than 40% of the country.

Still, India's economy has continued growing, and in his victory speech, Prime Minister Modi dedicated the wind to the people of India.

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Trivia.

What do Monaco, Japan, Singapore and Macao have in common?

Do they all have monarchies, ports in Asia, official religions or long life expectancies?

According to the CIA World Factbook, these are the top four places with the longest life expectancies.

The life expectancy range for those locations is between 84 89 years.

And in terms of living the longest, the U.

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It's at number 45 on the CIA's list.

So what are the secrets to living longer?

We've had several reports from CNN's Dr Sanjay Gupta on healthy habits for people who aspire to live long lives.

They've included exercising, putting down our digital devices, having an active social life.

What's interesting is how a number of tips from the medical community overlap with the observations of a National Geographic employee who saw people living them out.

If you take a ferry from Mykonos past landmarks of Greek mythology, you will discover it.

Get here the island where people forget to die.

Ah, place where people live to age 90 at a rate up to four times greater than Americans with a fraction of our rates of dementia and Alzheimer's life expectancy in America's 79 we should be able lived in 92.

Somewhere along the line we're leaving 13 years on the tape, and when a National Geographic Explorer named Dan Buechner found this place, something clicked.

So my question is, how do we get those extra 13 years and how do we make those extra 13 years, good years?

That one question sent him on a lifelong quest to bring back the secrets of the happiest, healthiest centenarians in the world.

Every time his team found a pocket of longevity, they'd circle it on the map in blue ink, and they learn that in these blue zones, key lifestyle choices matter just as much form or than good genes move naturally every day be able to articulate your sense of purpose.

Have daily rituals that reverse the stress of everyday living.

Eat mostly a plant based diet, especially beans and nuts.

Eat a huge breakfast belonged to a faith based community.

Put your family first, keep your aging parents nearby and cure rate a special group of friends for five friends who are gonna nudge you in the right direction.

His lessons stuck with me and as I travel the world over the years, I assumed that blue zones were only for small, simple, isolated societies where the healthy choice is the only choice.

This could never work in the modern land of the free hold with Lauper, right there is God wrong.

Bucking the status quo with science and common sense, Dan has Blue Zone, the entire states of Iowa and Hawaii, 45 American cities, including one of the biggest and unhealthiest in the land.

When I asked for a blue zone in the United States and you told me four worth Texas inside the last time you were pulling when my kids were in high school, I watched their friends just getting more and more out of shape, and that's happening to our whole population, particularly in Texas.

Land a chicken fried steak barbecue in Mexican When Mayor Betsy Price realized her city full of sedentary and obese smokers rank near the bottom of national wellness surveys, she started holding rolling town halls.

And then she brought in Dan and blue zones in the response for the room.

All the leaders there up in the 15th floor, the Fort Worth Club, was I don't know.

It sounds like you're taking our freedoms away from us, and I said, Fine that keep doing what you're doing in Betsy Price said.

No, no, I think we ought to give Dan a chance.

Shabelle How we roll in.

The Republican mayor built more parks.

Sidewalks got behind the Blue Zones idea to create walking school buses, which gives seniors a sense of purpose.

Each morning Titans community and gets kids moving.

This is part of it.

While the city banned smoking in bars and restaurants, Dan's team convinced convenience stores in food deserts to sell more fruits and veggies.

How much you end up throwing away, not it sells all.

They got steak houses to offer more healthy options.

This may be the first time in my life, I ever ordered a vegetarian taco.

And he taught the folks at Texas Health Resource is that the most coveted parking spots should be the ones furthest away from the building.

You know, doing a row of the blue zones parking spaces encourages people Just take a little walk.

Not not a big one, but a little walk.

As CEO explains, this only works with buy in from everyone government, business, faith communities.

And in five years, he says, they've moved up in wellness rankings from 185th in the nation to number 31 saving around $250 million.

The people we saw in Korea, if you ask them how they got to be 100 they probably couldn't tell you, right?

You know, they just live their life.

They hurt their goats.

They tended their garden.

They spend time with their family.

They went to church on Sundays.

They went to parties during the summer, but they were getting good sleep.

There were 80 mostly plant based food.

They were nudged into movement every 20 minutes as a residue off their environment, and we're just trying to take that blueprint from places like Korea and laying it over places like Fort Worth, Texas, and Lo and behold, it work.

And that is why Dan Buechner is my champion for change, proving that with a few healthy nudges, we can all create our own islands or people forget to die.

Navy Golden Retriever sounds like one too many colors, not for Bud.

He's a golden retriever who's in the U.

S.

Navy, in fact, of the Navy's more than 332,000 active duty staff members, but is the only golden retriever, and his job is to make sure that things that aren't allowed Naval Station Norfolk aren't there usually is German shepherds that get jobs like this.

But buds handlers say he does a great job and doesn't happily.

That's why they have dogs do that work to avoid bad cat itude and but Baby Man's best friendliest member of the military police.

Even if he's a bit of a tattletale, he can sniff out crime.

He could help fetch contraband.

He's able to get Bart to the basics with a golden work ethic.

In short, he's a dog on a great choice for animal control of the base.