about 10,000 baby boomers retire and leave the work force everyday. it's a shift that's starting to have an effect on companies big and small. >> there's going to be a need for employers to hang onto these older workers. these experienced workers because they don't want that brain drain. >> reporter: as you look down the road. >> as you look down the road, not as many younger workers coming along. >> reporter: some companies are being proactive trying to avoid this boomer people at once or half decided to leave the business, it would be detrimental for us. >> reporter: in response, the company began a flex retirement program. open to employees who are 60 and older. it allows them to slowly transition into retirement for up to two years. while at the same time, training someone to take their place. >> capturing what that person does, how they do it, what the it's vitally important you put something in place to catch this before it goes. because once they're gone, they're gone, four years into the program, it's been a success for the furniture manufactu

about 10,000 baby boomers retire and leave the work force every day. it's a shift that's starting to have an effect on companies big and small. >> there's going to be a need for employers to hang on to these older workers, these experienced workers because they don't wa that brain drain. as you look down the road of the pipeline, there's not as many younger workers coming on. >> reporter: some companies like herman miller are being preactive trying to avoid this boomer brain drain. >> we realize very quickly of all those people at ounce or even half decided to least business, it would be detrimental for us. >> reporter: in response the company began what it called a flex retirement program, open to employees like broxma who are 60 and older allowing the workers to slowly transition into retirement for up to two years while at the same time training someone to take their place. >> capturing what that person does and how they do it, what the nuances are, the things that aren't written down in a job description, s vitally important that you put something

speaking of baby boomers. >> is that a baby boomer thing? so how did come in your opinion all the scandals and particularly monica, how did that affect i guess the course of american history. because he has the standard, what didn't get done, what did he get done? what changes were brought about because of these things? las.. and someone who welcomed the little rock nine through the doors at the schoolhouse where they had been part of years earlier that the president class on the little rock and welcomes them. he had this tremendous love for african-americans and connection to african-american and not just is god good just one example. you see it in every riding in 1998 with the monica lewinsky scandal breaks a week before the state of the union and the speechwriters have to go through and pour over everywhere to make sure there isn't anything that can be turned into some to walk tall. that is my french bid they have to make sure and the type of values of family that republicans hold putin. bill clinton being a genius when it comes to state

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why'd you name him boomer? >> honestly. >> jimmy: boomer esiason. >> no. didn't want like, a normal name. i brought it up to nicole and she was like ah, it sounds kind of cool. >> jimmy: boomer. >> boomer, yeah. >> jimmy: you didn't have a a second option? >> boomer, like boom boom. [ laughter ] we had no second option. so once we picked that, we were like -- >> jimmy: you're a cool kid, yeah, there goes boomer. it's a cool kid. >> i mean, he's definitely going to be the cool kid. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> i mean, he went from 5,000 followers, i run his account. i run it. photos when were not always together, and she sends them over, and i post them. but its like, i mean he went from 5,000 followers in like late june to, i think i just looked, he has like 660,000 followers. [ laughter ] it's insane. boomer's like, the most followed baby in the world. [ laughter ] 16 weeks. >> jimmy: he's running. he's running facebook now. which is great. no, i jumped in the photo, cause i had to grab him, i had to smell his little head. >> i know, there's nothing better

baby boomer makes an appearance -- because.. have anyways.. this time boomer was wearing a u-of-a polo -- but don't let that fool you. dad has a different idea... as you might as you might know.. michael phelps went to the university of michigan.. and his fiancee -- nicole johnson -- attended u-s-c. rumor has it -- kelly ripa will announce her new co- host today on "live with kelly." yesterday.. the show premiered with an updated set -- and a notable absence of former co-host michael strahan. morris chestnut filled in for strahan and will be there today for ripa's big announcement. now that doesn't mean he's got the gig -- ripa has had a slew of fill-in hosts.. including fred in the meantime.. strahan begins his full-time gig at "good morning america." now time for your juicy question of the morning... 80-percent of us have done this -- although that number may be a lttle bit low. of all the people who do this.. one of four become upset or ???adlib ???adlib ???adlib weather want to drop a few pounds? we've got drop a few want to weather???adli

. >>> more and more baby-boomers are leaving the work force. coming up the program that many companies hope will help ease this transition. >>> plus, a middle school coach arrested for a crime that has parents shocked. our top stories and much more >>> rise and sunshine tampa bay. it is the last weekend in september. there is a lot happening around the bay area. you are taking a live look at downtown tampa. good morning. i'm melissa moreno. thank you very much for waking up with us. >>> in our top stories this morning, a man who was beaten and robbed at his pasco county home died. robert walker passed a way yesterday evening hours after he talked to news channel 8 about the attack. he said 14-year-old alex perez made off with his wallet. he said this wasn't the first >>> i-75 is still closed in both directions in sarasota county. fhp is investigating a fatal crash involving a fuel tanker. i-75 is closed at sumptor boulevard at north port. investigators tell us several hundred gallons of fuel spilled on the ground. the driver of the semi died. >

>>i'm part of the baby-boomer generation. we get to so, for me i use the word retirement sort of reluctantly. >> reporter: baby boomers are known for redefining life at every turn. retirement is no different. the generation is active, engaged and interested in continuing to work in some capacity. >> i see it as a transition from the work i'm doing now to some other kind of work. >> reporter: more than 46 million americans are already 10,000 baby-boomers retire and leave the work force every day. it is a shift that's starting to have an affect on companies big and small. >> there is going to be a need for employers to hang on to older, experienced workers because they don't want the brain drain. as you look down the road and the pipeline there is not as many younger workers coming along. >> reporter: some companies like herman miller are being proactive trying to boomer brain drain. >> we realize that if all the people at once or half decided to leave the business, it would be debt -- detrimental for us. >> reporter: it allows

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so how do seniors and baby boomers participate? >> well, you can attend the live events or there is -- there are ways to get educated year round. medicare made clear.com is a good education tool online. medicare.gov. or go on and learn more nmew.com. >> it's great, because people have questions and we're getting out there, there are several ways you can get this information. some people might prefer to come down and do it in person. if you go online, to slick national medicare education week, why was this created? >> well, we created that, there has been a lot of confusion about the medicare program. it's a great program but there is a lot of components to it. we've done surveys of those that are eligible fo one in five find the program confusing. and about 40% of them say their understanding is fair or poor. >> wow. >> and so those aging into medicare actually their understanding is even worse. 70% say that their understanding of the program is fair or poor. >> wow. so baby boomer the term i guess considers -- the group of people

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more than 45 million americans are 65 about 10,000 baby boomers lead the work force every day. it can lead to what is known as the boomer brain drain when companies big and small lose their more experienced workers all at once. >> there will be a need for workers to hang onto the older employers because they don't want the brain drain. as you look down the road, there are not as many younger workers coming along. >> one manufacturing company began what it calls a flex retirement program. 60 and older can slowly transition into retirement. during that time, they will help train someone to take their place. four years in, and so far, the program is a big success. >>> a competition in russia shows the beauty knows no age. organizerrings held a beauty con zest for senior women. 14 women competed. intelligence, creativity and dance. the goal is to help them field the winner says she never thought of herself as a beauty queen. >> they are beautiful aren't they? just showing off, having fun. >>> a museum more than a century in the decade opens its >> charlotte's police chief released

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they burn the war between millennial's and jim >> isn't that the way between any generation baby boomers and gen xers as six month old little boy is already breaking records he's become the world the guest water skier. >> look at him go is called survival is called holing out to you don't die he is holding on for dear life is. >> he's having a good time how do you know i don't know because he staying on he seemed to looking over at mom that auburn avenue sure that it robs us of the video of the six -month-old he said auburn's hands are not taped at all he is holding on i electorate didn't vote for him it's dangerous as a parent that seems dangerous he's really close to sure hope he warm today. >> not one today. right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just 70 dollars a month. you'll get over 150 channels, with tons of pro and college sports... local and national news... reality and drama shows... hit hollywood movies... and tons of hd channels. plus interactive features, like a huge on-demand library, whole-home dvr,

the baby boomers were in their prime working years.at we should have been doing at that time was a lot of things he's talking about, reforming the tax code -- neil: right. >> -- but also reforming our entitlement programs, and we did not. and that is a huge missed opportunity that is going to hurt us and is hurting us already now because those baby boomers are moving into retirement. that means must costlier promises will have to be fulfilled on the entitlement side and slower growth. so when we're talking about growth rates increasing by 75% or more from where they are right now with demographics working against us, i'm afraid that's just not realistic, and we certainly shouldn't be banking on it on these fiscal plans, because if we do have plans, that would still add trillions of dollars to the debt -- as this one in all likelihood would. that actually brings down your growth rate to those higher levels of debt would harm us economically and slow growth, and that's exactly what we don't want to be doing. neil: even if we get a little

harry boomer talked with some police trainees to get some answers. >> all things considered, cadets are doing just fine. they are trained to do whatever they have to do come what may. power of life and death in the palm of their hands. add to that flare ups with police and civilians and deadly situations why in the world would anybody want to put on a badge and uniform these days. >> i want to help people and serve my communities and for the cadet, the answer is easy and she is not >> and at the end of the day will go home protecting people. >> and by the bay village police department. >> and no matter what they can rely on me. >> and same for every other police officer and every person in this academy for us. >> it sounds good. training is tough and hours long and danger in the real world. deadly shootings of police and deadly shootings by police. >> and paul is groutman for the training act and seeing fewer and fewer people wanting to be police officers. >> and bottom line, if you want to be a good police officer you have to physically fit and mentally strong as well. >> you have to b

powered by two horses named boomer and sooner. they ride across the field after each oklahoma score. our conditions of the game is sponsored by dr. pepper. the college football tradition. what i don't understand, joel, during the land rush cheated. why do they celebrate? >> joel: they are the ones that took off the night before. >> gus: right. >> joel: the boomers are the and did it right. >> gus: so why do they celebrate the sooners? if you're not first, you're last. [ laughter ] >> gus: joe mixon running the ball. landers with the tackle. here are the roughnecks. >> joel: mixon had a frustrating night on the offensive side. open up the right leg. >> gus: baker mayfield rushed out with the t the move. incomplete. intended for dede westbrook now. look at the body language of the sooners. you can tell that they are looking for something inspiring to happen. >> joel: there is not a lot of energy on the sideline. not a lot of energy in the building right now. you have to credit ohio state for taking that away. there has been opportun

harry boomer live at metro. back to you. >> denise: harry, thank you so much. let's take a live look at traffic delays caused by the accident. traffic is pouring to other arteries 71 south to 480. the stretch between t and detroit road in lakewood has been shutdown. it will take awhile for accident investigators to finish their work where the state trooper died as you saw in the live pictures. >> chris: plenty of problems out there. first a look at 90 at warren. of course it is closed. there's absolutely no traffic westbound. you can still go eastbound into where you can get onto 90 headed westbound. on 90 you can see east of them nothing doing and the pavement is wide open. travel as denise said is very slow. if you are trying to get out of town you recognize there has been an accident and take the shoreway, clifton or lakeside, nine miles an hour and dead man's curve going 14, 10. 490 will not let you get onto 90 and diverted to 71 or 77 which is problematic because they have an accident. lets run down accidents as we try to look at folks getting downtown on

baby boomers, typically the biggest voting bought, also make up 31%. the boomers are going to vote at a double rate of that of the millennial's. i am adam hammond.>> were they both presidential? >> i think we got what we expected. clinton was very prepared, very presidential. donald trump was donald trump. his supporters like that what you see is what you get. i think he was a little more frequently. i think we got what we expected.>> i think clinton look presidential an active presidential. i don't think donald rump was in tte stratosphere of it. air max are clearly you think clinton won the debate.>> i do. i think what clinton was trying to do was to bridge this trust gap that people talk about, which is really hard to do, how do you earn somebody stress? part of the answer to the question that you are asked and answered with specifics. i think she did an awful lot of that. she wasn't perfect but she did an awful lot. i don't think trump did anything.>> did trump when the debate?>> we got what we expected. nobody did themselves in the arm. i don't th

live at metro harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> mark: thank you very much. live pictures now, traffic backed up all over the place for a couple of different reasons. an accident i-70 northbound past west 150th. we got this video 20 minutes ago. can you see traffic is a mess at 12th and chester. people trying to find their way home today. jon loufman has been tracking the situation closely and joins us with what's happening at this moment. jon? >> simply put, 70 northbound. there's not a car on the road. the road is closed. why? mark just mentioned it, a fatality. we will switch to the traffic computer and the fatality has the road closed and will be closed awhile. slow going. travg direction southbound on 71 folks are trying to get out of town. here is a look at the traffic on 90. fulton wide open now. that has been opened and that is the good news. however still plenty of slow going across the region. outbound traffic 77 and accident reported near woodland and folks are crawling along. bumper-to-bumper all the way through, through the course of the afternoo

harry boomer was in elyria for a day filled with emotion. ?[ music ] ? >> reporter: inside the fieldhouse at lcccc, they gathered to honor their fallen comrade state trooper kenneth velez. >> have mercy on him. comfort his family and friends. >> the room was overflowing with people full for velez held in high esteem in life and in death. >> it is a solemn honor to be here both to remember and to celebrate the life and contributions of trooper kenneth velez. a professional public servant. >> most of all right now we gather in hope. hope that kenny is embraced in mercy. hope that kenny is set free by >> his flag-draped coffin followed cross to a waiting hearse surrounded by hundreds of mourners. >> it definitely hits hard. as can you see we come and support an officer who dies in the line of duty. >> when you bring this many people together to honor one individual, it is almost momentous. you had 19 states plus canada represented and well over 500 officers and mrs community. his family and we are all together to mourn kenny and celebrate his life and what

i'm harry boomer. >> beautiful story, thank you. arrangements have been made for trooper kenneth velez. visitation wednesday at trooper kenneth velez. visitation wednesday at lorraine high school -- >>> want to tell you about the suspect, police charge gasper. court records shows was under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. the 37 -year-old will be in court. >> a cleveland police officer facing a negligent homicide charge in the shooting of an unarmed teen last year, chris is here getting answers on why he was charged. >>reporter: ramone tpha/ late brandon joans. beaufort and his partner were looking for someone that broke into a store when they confronted joans coming out with a bag of stolen items. when the officer were arresting the 18 -year-old, beaufort's gun went out, the bullet hit brandon in the chest, killing him. jones mother, tanya brown spoke to us minutes after finding out about the indictment. she wanted justice for her son. >> he killed and murdered my son. he was unarmed, no harm to you. was he wrong? y

. >> mark: harry boomer getting answers from neighbors who say she did not deserve this. >> reporter: life is priceless to some. some do not care who they kill. afternoon. >> yesterday i was in my driveway headed home from my neighbor's house. >> reporter: cleveland 19 decided not to show faces we talked with today to protect the innocent. >> i thought it was fireworks but it was gunshots. i didn't see anything. i just heard it. and i didn't come back to the front of the house because i found out they were shots. >> reporter: one of the bullets hit belinda hunter in her head and died at metro health medical center. folks blue van pulling up and a man inside the van opened up. bullets don't have eyes and they found an innocent target as she stood on her own front porch. >> that's a very, very sad situation. >> the woman evasion you are hearing lived on the same street, same house for 30 years and there's evidence this street is not safe. bullet holes litter several houses on norwood. his back and shoulder. >> i know my neighbor, a bullet went into her window over there and police were

harry boomer spoke with the young man's father and n.a.a.c.p. and now this story dan deroos has more on that. >> dan: that's right, denise, nationally and internationally. harry boomer with his connections was able to get to this family and start asking questions, helping that family ask questions about what was going on and the international response has been pretty impressive. of course we have all the stories on cleveland19.com. b.e.t , their headline says high school football player follows >>> we get to forbes magazine. forbes magazine picked this up. high school athletes join colin kaepernick and anthem in angry protests. the axson case is referenced. this is out of the u.k., the international component, they have taken up the story. let's lynch n. that was the note circulating on social media. high school football players subjected to racist abuse and lastly, the new york "daily news" in their sports page, first high school player to protest national anthem is receiving vial racial threats. it started here. when you have questions you nee

you are pa baby boomer, but like me, he is gen-x. >> i am gen-x too. >> no, you are a baby boomer. >> i know zach well. i was miss pronouncing his name. we started in the nightclubs together. >> but he is younger because he is gen-x and you are a baby boomer. he is closer to my age than yours. >> andy is like a week and a half younger than me. i believe it is a couple months. >> it is two months. >> by the way the daily beast asked the director to do a video with trump. he replied it is not even in the realm of possibility of something that would ever happen. >> that doesn't make sense. it would be a funny interview. >> he said i can't imagine him being cool enough to do that or if he did the first joke he would lash out and start taunting him with insults and it won't be a good experience. >> that wouldn't be funny? that would be hilarious. >> trump is a naturally funny guy, but i don't think funny on something like this. >> by implication -- now i am screwing up the half time, what he means is hillary cool enough to have done it. >> silly, of course, yeah. >> katie, if i were allowe

harry boomer has more on what you think of this list, mr. handsome harry boomer. of angels where they get a little nip and tuck, but we are no slouch when it comes to our good looks. these lovely ladies can't believe what they said about our fair city. how dare they? >> cleveland has among the least attractive people in america. >> we are all smiling and it makes me happy. >> i just got back from downtown. >> overall you think about this idea. >> i think it is misguided and i think it is wrong. >> it is not true. i don't think it is true. >> look at me. >> travel and leisure readers rank baltimore maryland as the least attractive city followed by sacramento, california, spokane, washington, charlotte, north carolina, milwaukee, wisconsin and then cleveland ohio. >> everybody has unattractive people. everybody has attractive people. i can't say we are less attractive than any other city. >> reporter: for the record, "travel and leisure" people say they like our including the orchestra and the cleveland museum of art. >> i don't know what prism travel and leisure ma

powered by two horses named boomer and sooner. they ride across the field after each oklahoma score. our conditions of the game is sponsored by dr. pepper. the college football tradition. what i don't understand, joel, during the land rush cheated. why do they celebrate? >> joel: they are the ones that took off the night before. >> gus: right. >> joel: the boomers are the and did it right. >> gus: so why do they celebrate the sooners? if you're not first, you're last. [ laughter ] >> gus: joe mixon running the ball. landers with the tackle. here are the roughnecks. >> joel: mixon had a frustrating night on the offensive side. open up the right leg. >> gus: baker mayfield rushed out with the throw on incomplete. intended for dede westbrook now. look at the body language of the sooners. you can tell that they are looking for something inspiring to happen. >> joel: there is not a lot of energy on the sideline. not a lot of energy in the building right now. you have to credit ohio state for taking that away. there has been opportuniti

harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> thanks, harry. today matthew pleaded not guilty in the death of deborah pearl. he remains in jail on a >> romona: entemman's is pulling the fudge brown knee and chocolate chip muffins because it could contain small pieces of plastic. >>> they will be in parma to campaign and the vice president will be speaking at the uaw and speaking at around 5:45. >> romona: he outlined a plan on immigration. now, what the billionaire could do if he wins the white house. >> reporter: ramona, the highly anticipated speech raised questions on how clear his policy actually is. but if trump wins the election he says the federal government will have the right to choose united states. >> to all of the donors and the politicians and the special interests, hear these words from me and all of you today. there is only one core issue in the immigration debate and that issue is the well being of the american people. >> chris: the remarks came after talks with mexico's president. the republican nominee said the meeting was pro

powered by two horses named boomer and sooner. they ride across the field after each oklahoma score. our conditions of the game is sponsored by dr. pepper. the college football tradition. what i don't understand, joel, during the land rush cheated. why do they celebrate? >> joel: they are the ones that took off the night before. >> gus: right. >> joel: the boomers are the ones that lined up at the line celebrate the sooners? if you're not first, you're last. [ laughter ] >> gus: joe mixon running the ball. landers with the tackle. here are the roughnecks. >> joel: mixon had a frustrating night on the offensive side. open up the right leg. >> gus: baker mayfield rushed out with the throw on the move. incomple. now. look at the body language of the sooners. you can tell that they are looking for something inspiring to happen. >> joel: there is not a lot of energy on the sideline. not a lot of energy in the building right now. you have to credit ohio state for taking that away. there has been opportunities for oklahoma to generate th

live in amherst, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you, harry. nice they have that support. >>> i want to talk about the suspect in trooper valez's death. he has now been charged with vehicular homicide. in an affidavit to the court, the trooper on the scene says 37-year-old joshua gasbar was high on drugs when he crashed into trooper valez. gasbar be held on a high bond. he is behind bars at the cuyahoga county jail. he will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> and we have some breaking new information from ashland. police have identified the second body found in a home earlier this week. now, they have confirmed the missing woman is elizabeth griffin. she disappeared last month. her body was found earlier this week along with the body of stacy stanley. still has not been identified. >>> and today the suspect in those murders shawn michael grate faced a judge for the first time since he was arrested on those kidnapping charges. catherine bosley has been getting answers on the investigation into shawn michael grate and has more on his afternoon in court. >