there is a dog on set. >> okay, boomer. >> boomer can stay.mon, we'll see you later tonight on cnn at 10:00 p.m. >> it is great to see you. >> you as well. >> have an awesome day. >> see you. >> chaos. >> okay. >> okay, boomer. >>> a teacher in oklahoma resigned because of a state law requiring teachers to sensor books in classroom libraries. what is driving this trend? we have a reality check next. >>> we also have new fallout this morning after a whistle-blower called twitter a threat, not just to national security, but also to democracy. >> you're calling me grumpy on live tv. we're carvana the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100 percent online now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car whether it's a year old, or a few years old we want to buy your car so go to carvana enter your license plalate answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds when you're ready we'll come to you pay you on the spot and pick up your car that's it so di

. >>> there's a minor league baseball team outside of chicago, name the boomers taking on new meaningrlie. >> reporter: life in the minor leagues isn't all big money and glamour, especially when it comes to where you live. >> lot of people with host families and heard they don't have wifi, tv, air conditioning. >> i've heard guys didn't have beds. >> scary stories. >> yeah. >> reporter: ask chase and blake, chasing big league dreams with the schaumburg boomers, they'll tell you they hit a home run. you guys going up? come home to friendship village, retirement community in the chicago suburbs. >> three big boxes of these. >> reporter: residents like the vibrant velma roam the halls and the greens. >> they're exciting to talk to. somebody different. >> first reaction was really? and i was like, you know what, let's do it. >> velma is awesome, couldn't believe she was 95. we got a date next tuesday with velma. >> reporter: for years, velma has made friends with players younger than her grandkids. >> i can stand and talk to them, we just kid each other, just have a ball with them. they'r

the boomers ruined everything. >> how dare you boomers. >> carley: vying for the house he previouslyan val demings who is running for incumbent marco rubio. and from progressives like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. and hiring congressional candidate dale might candidate with billable laws co to teach classes and his time in city hall and strategies for managing the covid-19 pandemic e subject for many new yorkers. >> if you say your paycheck depends on it or ability to enjoy life and do the things you want to do, people will make the decision overwhelmingly and they will go get vaccinated but we are pushing hard enough. >> if this would be to link to you, think of this when you think of vaccination. vaccination. >> this is a vaccination only, mass required, social distancin. ♪ ♪ >> carley: what a wonderful trip down memory lane. bill de blasio ignoring his own restrictions in times square. he will school of public health and school of politics is full. >> todd: it sort of speaks for itself. she just can't catch it, hillary clinton gets to school by kim kardashian. the illegal k

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two of the three boomers spent the last three seasons here. >> keep chaising your dreams. >> reporternews, chicago. >> brennan: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'dll, ortingm the nation's capitol. good night. >> judge judy: well, you were both drunk that night. >> not as intoxicated as he was, your honor. >> announcer: a destructive relationship implodes. your honor. he want to rehab for not even the entire time. >> judge judy: so what? you were both drunk. >> announcer: and a sobering account from the cops... >> judge judy: "bloodshot, watery eyes and slightly slurred speech. her thoughts were scattered." you also told the police that she cut you. >> announcer: "judge judy. >> judge judy: [ sighs ] that's what happens when you drink. >> announcer: you are about to enter the courtroom of >> announcer: you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution justin jacobs is suing his ex-girlfriend, jessica paolo, for filing false charges and property taken without permission. >> byrd: order! all rise! your hono

>> reporter: two or three boomers have spent the last nine seasons here. >> keep chasing your dreams. charlie de mar, cbs news, chicago. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for other, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm margaret brennan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. four people were critically injured following a lightning strike just north of the white house. the strike was reported just before 7:00 p.m. in lafayette square. numerous storms popped up in the area after temperatures soared into the upper 90s. cbs news has learned that the cdc will update its covid-19 guidance in the coming days to be more simplified. among the changes, no longer recommending contact tracing except for in health care settings and certain high risk congress great setting. and for the first time in several years, major league baseball will head to london with the st. louis cardinals and chicago cubs set to play a two-game series next june.

two of the three boomers spent the last three seasons here. >> keep chasing your dreams. >> reporter:rennan: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan, reporting from the nation's capitol. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00. >>> new developments. san francisco now suing the federal government after several patients died after being transferred out. >> this is a matter of life or death, this is a last resort. we did not want to be here but we are. >>> a brush fire burning their homes in martinez, it put up a lot of smoke, where the firefight stands now. >>> we are getting a look at the damage instruction as protesters returned to berkeley's people's park for the second day in a row. >>> the federal government following california's lead into clearing monkeypox a health emergency. how it could help us here in the bay area. >>> building is from our nation's capital where four people were hit by lightning. that was right after the white house. >>> right now eil

the foundation was laid by baby boomers and these technologies in some ways capitalized on that. yes. what is what is fundamentally responsible for the lack of transcendence? is it the technology that millennials like mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey created or you know, what are the roots that go beyond it? well, let me think just about about that. first point that you made. i'm no better at age 15 than the millennials and then you work if i had these tools i'd be doing the same thing. i already knew it all when i was 16. i don't need to learn anything. i i got it and i don't want to listen to my parents or some some guy with a round face and a mustache named walter talking about watergate. oh come on, but that wasn't the only screen in the house. there wasn't another screen for me to check into there was only one phone in the house. we didn't have the term landline and it had a cord it had a cord you had to put your finger and you know turned seven times and it wasn't private. it was in the kitchen if i want to call a girl and try to mumble my way through stumble my way into int

picks the millennial's are a large regeneration than baby boomers. the cars. that is why we traded down for things like walmart so we can get cars. that is going to have happened with housing. we are pushing the issue down the line. there's a huge generation coming that start families and need cars and houses. that is going to be a trend over the long-term that pushes it down the line. >> there is no argument against the demographic shift and the supply and demand dynamic . i have one bone to. it would be the consumer finance acquisition that they have recently made. i would assume that going to where we are in terms of the economy, you might see some chart related and you might see some margin of safety erosion there. but other than that i think it is a very compelling argument. >>> coming up, shares of bed bath and beyond searching higher. what had this stock moving, next. fast money back in 2. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to th

i think 2007 2008 twitter began and they were exploiting the tools so that in a boomers like me we get one of these handhelds we turn it over to our kids. will you please you know, range this thing for me teach me how to use it and there was so much hype in those years about the millennials here come the millennials as it was often broadcasts are going to change the workplace. they're going to change shopping how we communicate how we socialize with one another and the cheerleading was amplified throughout. the teaching profession many journalists many many intellectuals were talking about the millennials politicians were pushing. getting why unwired class or wired classrooms, i should say and i stepped in and a few others and looked at this and said no. no, this is awful. it is terrible for a 15 year old to have all these tools of self-expression in hand. that one who can walk around with 250 photos. of himself right here in the pocket very bad to lie in bed at night with the cell phone on all night long so that it awakens you at 2:00 in the morning with a picture that has come throug

and these greedy old boomers, i'm a boomer too, and i'm so ashamed of these greedy pro-life christianthank you. host: the commentary on president biden's student loan forgiveness plan continuing on the papers here's one of them on in the "washington times." "the reversed robinhood." robbing the poor to give to the rich. that is president biden's entire policy in a nutshell. the latest scam to defraud innocent taxpayers is his $300 billion vote buying program to force americans to pay for rich students to teach students that there are more than two genders from the species. richard, in tennessee, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well, sir. caller: i'm calling because we're talking about the covid-19, we're talking about the money that was sent to ukraine. i mean, i don't mind helping other countries. but i feel that we've been put under the bus. they've sent trillions of dollars here and billions of dollars there. if you're going to help everybody, give some of this to us. i'm sick of it. because, you know, i'm a native american-indian. well, hal

it is the rate of the boomers, one third of the urban institute study. one third by each 40 will never have married. they probably never will. and a population problem maintenance issue you want to tell the millennial's what's going to happen to your social security. mine is okay because of you. >> the social security payments when they start coming in in a few years. but also they are the most intolerantn group. they have a more vindictive sense of life so if they see some injustice going on. they want to d see justice done. they will sign a petition to get a stranger fired for telling some dumb joke. so things are not going well for the millennial's. for some they are. generalizing talking about the statistical, but we've got a downturn.ou certainly one that wouldn't have been predicted in 2005. >> the people who in some ways came out in opposition in the initial book. >> the grandpa get off my lawn. the job of the elders were supposed to rebuke. the adolescents, and of that helps them grow. i think it's a healthy thing to be tension between the agener

are moving away from social media, it'sjust boomers are moving away from social media, it's just thatfferent type, it's plate —— facebook and younger users driving this video change, social change movements. it’s social change movements. it's really fascinating, thank you. again get in touch, you social media, at twitter. tell me your thoughts on that. what are you using currently and wide, the story we touched on about the cost of living in the city or not necessarily the city, countryside, where ever you are, do tell. for now, that's all from you, thank you for your company, and i'll see you soon. hello, then. of course, july 2022 will be remembered for the first time the uk saw temperatures widely in excess of 40 celsius. however, it's also been a very dry month — and in southern england, it's been the driestjuly on record — those records date back to 1836 by the met office. now, anywhere in the brown has seen below—average rainfall, but the darker brown's way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coast have not seen any measurabl

we somehow have three of yours in half, you can say so, yes, that is, here is eva and boomer, who arethey, well, that is, they are more drawn to me, and all the rest of alexander anatolyevich rarely visit us. unfortunately. let's remind our viewers on which side of the cat , dog or maybe some else i'm on the side of the owners. so, they are all beautiful, these kids are frolicking and hugging. well, i'm just presenting some work. i want to drink you hosts who take such courage. no, well, you have someone who will more deprive the soul of cats or dogs, if rather dogs, thank you so much for being they came to us. it's good that you watched us? go to the site of the first to review all the videos. vote. send us yours. well, we'll see you as soon as the news is released. now in our studio there will be a red meerk cat, we ourselves don’t know the code or a meerkat, the red meerk fell in love. the world is cute, i fell in love with surik yes, the animals from our shelter we keep wild animals that suffered precisely from human cruelty, if i’m under the chief probably this is natasha where n

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we take another look with paul who met up with some baby move -- baby boomers who have taken a roomten. >> we need some sunflower seeds. reporter: for years, becky miller, 72, had only one companion. maxie. >> that is a mommies taxi bird. reporter: but maumee -- maxi does not pay rent. >> i was single so i was not able to put a lot in my ira so i depleted it. my mortgage and my hoa fees were over half of my income. i decided for financial reasons to get a roommate. reporter: 64-year-old divorce marlene moved into the colorado home a year and a half ago. >> i like saving money. i like having another person to talk to, to have a relationship with. it is nice to have companionship when you are at home. reporter: they found each other on silver nest, and internet platform that matches older homeowners with housemates. >> there is a significant portion of the population going into their mid 60's with 20,000 or $30,000 in their 401(k)s or nothinsaved. reporter: so seniors feel a need to home share. >> since the start of 2022 with inflation rising, people under so much more financial pressur

i am a boomer. a lot of these young people think these boomers -- not everybody thinks alike.re are a lot of us who would like to see this done and i think the president did not go far enough. the banks. what about the housing crash, what about everything that happened to us because people at the top constantly get bailed out. somebody had mentioned the president did this for votes. probably. what about all of the other politicians who make their votes for money? joe manchin. chuck schumer. mitch mcconnell. there is a bunch of them and they have been in washington for a long time. i cannot care less if congressional members who have just gone in get their loans paid off. it does not bother me one bit. i would like to see some relief. host: i wonder how you would respond to this from megan mcardle in today's washington post, part of her column. she writes "what do democrats do for an encore? students who start college next year will get the benefit of the more generous income-based repayment program but they will look rock -- they will look longingly at the recent graduates who

in boomer, come as husband was killed in an attack in her hometown valley alley. around the attackers came to our house in the night. they locked me in the children in a room and shot my husband. i managed to escape in the morning with my children to this community. age towns in northern gonna are hosting refugees for the government says it does not have enough funds to support them. authorities brought food parcels by the ronald's long ago with accommodation and shot supply. many families are forced to sleep in the open must arrived here, tired, hungry, and traumatized death lim, tech support, members of the company to try to help where they can, but also have their own challenges. when it rings was key tools i caused on problem and waterborne diseases such as malaria, aqona, the closest clinic is 10 kilometers a wing aid agencies see the evaluating refugees needs before the stepping where people are crowded. there's a possibility of the transmission of diseases. so we're trying to at least alleviate that software for now. so that's a bit of them all as much a li

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joining me now is momentum advisors and managing partner alan boomer. crazy with this. i will go with the basics which is, by the way, cash from operating activities, folks, my news cap-ex, cash compensatetures give you free cash flow. we'll use example of paypal today. at one point it was number one percentage gainer in the market. up 46% from june lows. first is revenues. up 5% quarter over quart other, up 9% a year ago. that ain't too bad, golly should it be up 46%? what is the story here? we go from there, we look at the cash flow. how the cash flow operates we'll bring that up in a moment. here we go, net cash provided by operating activities, 1.466 billion. that is up from a year ago. now the story starts to get a little bit tan at thattizing here. where do we go from here? remember how we get free cash flow? we'll wray that up in a moment. free cash flow, provided by net operating activities 1.466 billion, minus capital expenditures, these are investments, free cash flow. that is a lot of money. what did they say they would do with that? $15 bill

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the boomer generation, the benefits they had when they were attending colleges and university. saying younger generations might say what's really unfair is that many baby boomers and the sound generation had access to highly subsidized higher education, while some millennials and gen z get just $10,000 of student loan forgiveness. >> so one of the reasons that we have the student debt crisis that we have is that state funding for higher education was slashed over the course of the 19 80s, 90s, and early 2000s at the exact moment that more and more students were flooding into higher education. so we had colleges and universities getting less government money but educating more students. ultimately the kids picked up the tab. so one of the reasons that you see people saying, why can't people just work their way through college anymore -- one of the statistics i found was that in 1987, a student could go to the university of kansas and pay her with three school with a part-time minimum wage job and still have money left over for food and books. today, that's dame student working t

well, boomer, russia writes, it turns out to be completely beaten. in energy strategy in energy markets. it even produces oil. yes, she came out. no, she returned the volume of production returned to the level before the start of the operation, but at the same time the volume returned, but the price rose and it is not expected that, well, it will be with her, despite our sale of discounts. yes, yes, where they are there, the analysis is more or less professional, because they say you understand what else is trouble. well, the price has risen, and so in general, a discount of $ 30 for russia was also good. but there is another problem, the bastard discount is decreasing, and now it has decreased by a third was 30 dollars. well, about yes, it became about 20 dollars there. at 5 20 25, well, these parameters are also a nuisance. well, in general, the whole story with our economic suffocation and

, that we pay attention to boomers, but plinls -- millennials are a larger voting block. if they turn out, they change the dynamics. and i can't overemphasize this, is this the issue landscape, for the last couple of months, we've talked about the economy and inflation and inflation, inflation, now threats against democracy is the top issue and that is a very different issue dynamic than benefits democrats and actually hurts republicans. so there is a lot of little things here that said this is not going to be a republican wave election. but, chris, three months is a long way to go. >> okay. well, i was stunned, sahil, to see that number, and that it wasn't the economy, that it was inflation and it was about democracy. but the newly climate health tax bill. 42% say it is a good idea and no opinion 26% if you're in the democratic party you could see maybe and see opportunity. >> democrats are seeing this saz an opportunity to try to stir up enthusiasm within their base. their touting the drug pricing provisions to reach out to older voters who are or medicare who will see

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parents start with all the property and i just wait for them to die. [ laughter ] because they're boomersokay, $25 a pop for smashed avocado, eggs, coffee, you do that four times a month. that's $100 a month. $1,200 a year. so, if i want to put a deposit on a house in an inner city suburb, i have to stop eating avacado toast for 20 to 30,000 years [ laughter and applause there's no way for the market in my generation they don't cater options to millenials there is no actionier going, "all right ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the auction just for the under 35 here today just for the millennials here in the beautiful suburb of outer, outer manhattan kansas, we're in kansas. [ laughter ] should have just said that we are starting the bidding on this beautiful two by five inch studio apartment [ laughter ] for under 35, starting the bidding today at a job who's got a job? [ laughter and applause does anyone under 35 got a job can i see a job? i need a full-time job not working part-time in a cafe, sir. i can see the tattoos. [ laughter ] i'm looking for savings now? does anyone got savings?

boomers of course loved -- everybody wanted to be president back then or chief executive.the morning meeting today and all the gen zer's say listen, this is practical. that's true. you go through, there's a lot of jobs and they pay very well but golly, there's just something wrong. where's the adventure? where's the risk taking and shooting for the stars? you know, here's the one thing i will say, they do have one thing right, attorney was on the list and it's dropped off but more than anything else, folks, let's dream again. it's okay. lauren simonetti in for liz claman. lauren: always wanted to be a singer but i'm tone deaf. charles, good to see you. the market has not been able to claw it is way out of the hole left by jackson hole after the speech friday leading to a 1,000 point dow sell off and all four averages still in the red with the dow and the s&p 500 just barely lower. it could be a nail biter this final hour as it normally .s check out the nasdaq, it is down half of on

nearly half of her clients are baby boomers. >> we hear the same story over and over again.lived in this place 10, 15 years, and now i have to move because they've increased the rent above what i even earn for a given month. >> reporter: and that crisis grew during the pandemic and has been intensified by record inflation and housing costs. in san diego, the average two-bedroom apartment is more than $3700 a month, up 21% from last year. what's your biggest fear, your biggest concern? >> my biggest concern is that as much as we try, we might be stuck being in the car for a long time. >> reporter: stuck, like too many other working americans with nowhere to sleep at night. jonathan vigliotti, san diego. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from

in fort dumb walt, missouri, the superintendent says that's due to burnout, pay and baby boomers retiring. are you competing with other school districts for applicants? >> absolutely we are. just selling your school district, our teachers very often sing our praises. >> reporter: superintendent, are you selling your school right now to potential teachers watching this interview? >> oh, yeah, always. >> reporter: missouri starts teachers at $25,000 a year. to help recruit the state passed a temporary pay bump. it also increased pay for substitute teachers and lowered their requirements and allowed districts to have four-day school weeks. >> the four-day school week was highly attractive to me. >> reporter: that was a deciding factor for gwen imhoff who got six job offers. she's also pregnant and has to find her own sub during a substitute teacher shortage. >> not a lot of people to even call for maternity leave sub. >> reporter: for veatch to come back, she says the whole system would need an overhaul. >> if teachers are given the resources they need to meet the needs of the students, i wo

in different parts of the world are feeling the impact, the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomer. thanks for all the countries that have imposed them were banned in all imports of russian oil and gas energy emmy's, russian oil will no longer be accessible. u. s. ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow to put warmish. ah, i say, i'll say natural gas companies are making money, which is what america worse. right, right. to watch, back to new jersey, the new. so i'm spend a lot of money, but again, if my $35.00 get enough with diesel prices are skyrocketing, diesel is the primary fuel transport, the fleets of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throughout the united states have just become exponentially more expensive to operate, and when the transportation costs go through the roof, transportation companies have a choice of either shutting down or transferring these costs onto their customers. and we're, we're seeing that already the price of food is skyrocketing. there is tremendous insecurity right out in the market because of a lack of cert

. >> reporter: from baby boomers to gen-z. >> these pocket computer photo albums are actually my job >> reporter: and now diane keaton is bringing her unique self to a new movie. in the cross-generational rom-com "mack and rita." >> oh my god, somebody help me, this is not me! >> reporter: the glamorous 70s-something rita, who morphs from mack after a mishap in a tanning bed in palm springs. >> i laid down in that pod, when i came out, i was in this body! >> how would you describe what happens to mack that turns her into rita? >> an opportunity to be somebody else for the first time. an opportunity to fly away and do it, not be so contained. >> and it happens in a tanning booth? >> yeah, it happens in a tanning booth, where things are strange and new. >> those aren't my legs. >> reporter: rita is dynamic, fun, and something of a social media influencer. just like keaton, the main inspiration for the viral coastal grandmother fashion aesthetic. >> what is coastal grandmother? >> reporter: a social media trend where millennial tiktokers idolize the breezy sense of style depicted in fil

translation: baby boomers in their late 70s will soon - become our customers.etter internet literacy. so we're combining our mobile supermarket with online shopping. no matter how much technology is developed, our basic needs to eat and sleep don't change. there will always be customers who want to see fresh produce in person before making the purchase. so i do think there will be demand for our mobile supermarket. the senior citizens of kamiyama may prefer to pay cash for the moment, but this little town has big plans to innovate. like most rural areas injapan, the population has shrunk and aged as young people left for the cities. now it is about to welcome an influx of teenagers dreaming of running their own businesses. right behind me, they are building a brand—new boarding school, which is quite rare and ground—breaking. they are planning on opening in spring of next year, which they hope will produce the next generation of japanese entrepreneurs. the school is for 15— to 20—year—olds. it will costjust over 20,000 us dollars each year to attend. across the

kristen: people who have had the smallpox vaccine, mostly boomers, are they protected? >> they are protected but they are not going to be asked protected is when they first got that smallpox vaccine. based on the data we have, the smallpox vaccine is most effective in the three to five years after they get it. immunity wanes over time. the vaccine is essentially a smallpox vaccine targeting both. they should have some protection but if you've got the smallpox vaccine in the past and you are at risk for monkeypox chat with your doctor you may need a booster. kristen: some who got the shot repeats out of -- report side effects. >> the most common side effects that are being reported are those local issues from where you got the injection, like swelling, redness and itching. that seems to be bothering a lot of people. we will wait to see what the side effect profile looks like with the vaccine. that is going right in the layer of the skin. that is going to cause a more local reactions including hardening of the skin and a bump that is uncomfortable. kristen: i know you wan

superintendent bernard dubray says that burn out and pay and baby boomers retiring. are you great being other school districts for retirement. >> absolutely, selling our school district. >> reporter: are you selling your school to potential teachers watching this interview. >> always. >> reporter: missouri starts teachers at $25,000 a year. to help recruit, the state passed a temporary pay bump. it also increased pay for substitute teachers and lowered their requirements and allowed districts to have four day school weeks. >> the four-day school week was highly attractive to me. >> reporter: that was a deciding factor for gwen imhoff who got six job offers. she's also pregnant and has to find her own sub during a substitute teacher shortage. >> not a lot of people to even call for maternity leave sub. >> reporter: for veatch to come back, she seis the whole system would need an evero haul. >> if teachers are given the resources they need to meet the needs of their students, i would go back. if students were given what they need to be successful, i would go back. >> r

there s so much now stuff out there anti-olders, anti-boomers invective around politics. blaming problems on another generation ignores class differences and the racism and sexism that also oppress us. we need a radical age movement now, to add ageism to that sorry list, to mobilize against it, and to make common cause against the forces that oppress us all. as the wonder in the words of poet audre lorde, there s no such thing as a single-issue struggle, because we don't lead single-issue lives. [applause] and last thought: this is my dream. this is like my dream, my fantasy, but if anyone can help me make it happen, it is you in this room. if we can come together against ageism, the prejudice we will all encounter, it just might be the root to solidarity around others forms of oppression. that s what i m working on, and i hope you will join me. thank you. [applause] /ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ >> this is focus on europe. i'm lara babalola, thanks for your company. it was a catastrophe of epic proportions the flooding that ripped through western germany last summer. no one s

you can see the thunder boomers over the sierra. man, is it electric over there once again.round and so far we have not heard of any fire starts. mostly cloudy by morning all week then minor buy and coast changes that means temperatures will fluctuate a degree or two every day and a slow warming trend for the inland neighborhoods then need to turn the air concern back on and aum cov days away. look at this. 62 degrees then it was so warm. the ocean that it kept san reasons' low 61 degrees yesterday which with is a record warm low temperature and right now, tied for one that dropped to only 60 this morning. which ties a record warm low temperature. so that is what that look of upwelling with is doing then at least close her to coast in places like san francisco then 67 now. then 70's everywhere else around the buy and inland neighbor-the breeze is shaking in emery ill and the areas under the small craft advisories so be careful out there then going for the evening walk enjoy clean air. if you are thinking about doing yard wor order gapping comfortable temperatures. there is a

, aging baby boomers who want to improve their sex drive.e part of the story, yes, but you know, caution. before you go buying something over-the-counter you may not be getting what you think and you could hear in the first couple of minutes with me that i want a doctor involved. i told you the stuff i look for , the criteria, red blood cells, you know, do you get , is your blood too thick as a result i got cautionary flags here. i use it a lot, urologists use it a lot but to buy some over-the-counter product that may or may not have what you want is not a good idea. stuart: okay let me move on to this new virus they found in china. i believe it's sickened 35 people. is this the whats it called? the langia virus? is that it? >> you've got that right, and you know, i want to put up a cautionary flag here too. look how we are after covid. we assume everything is going to come down the pike and kill us, right? monkeypox, now, this langia virus. we're in that mode of what's the next killer going to be but the 35 cases they found in asia did not

this will have a boomer ang effect.san cheer leaders on the left will scream on networks and social media, by and large, independent voters, moderates on the right will say this is too far, particularly when there is no there, if information they went to get at mar-a-lago was for the national archive or something benign, this will have negative effect on the biden administration or those who support it anyway. >> carley: that is the question, joe, is there legitimate, legal justification for this raid or is it about the 2024 election? watch this. >> it carries the penalty that someone who is convicted of it is disqualified for running for future federal office, disqualify him from future office, secure conviction and have that be the broad resolution of the whole problem trump. >> carley: joe? >> joe: who is that, the guy who is going to play the "better call saul," i have no idea. eshg lim trump from 2024 contention and eshg eliminate him from the party. i don't see what will stop donald trump from running except for a

probably not the baby boomers like joe biden, is it me, my kids, the kid growing in carley right now?er, future taxpayers, at some point, someone gets stuck with the bill, is it the last person standing? >> todd: this upon month's gdp out today, what do you expect? >> i don't see growth, we will see. >> todd: thank you, carley, i will take this. ron desantis and charlie crist is insulting voters in the sunshine state. sorry, carley. >> those who support the governor should stay with him and i don't want your vote, i want the vote of the people of florida who care about the state. >> carley: is that the smartest thing to say when the media gave him a one in 292.2 million chips to win? joe concha responds to that coming up next. ♪ ♪ it's electric... made extraordinary. ingenuity... in motion. it listens, learns, adapts and anticipates your every need. with intelligence... that feels anything but artificial. the eqs from mercedes-benz. it's the car electric has been waiting for. if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but t

kristen: a new generational debate is raging among baby boomers and millennials involving beds.y experts say younger generations are not using top sheets. they say it is a pain to tuck it in correctly and bunches up at night. older generations say that using a top sheet are -- is unsanitary. also true. i go with the top sheet because i do not want to have to wash my duvet cover all the time. dan: it seems easier because of maintenance. but i was in a hotel recently that did not have a top sheet. i thought it was a mistake but they remade the bed and it was the same thing. it was weird. >> i'm the young one. based on this study. i hate the top sheet and i do not use it. it gets all stuck underneath and then it's a whole process of making the bed. i do not use it for myself because it drives me crazy. it's more of a hassle and i don't need that. mike: are you like a tornado when you sleep? [laughter] >> i do. i move around a lot and the top sheet ends up crumpled up at the bottom of the bed. for my guests i always make the bed with the top sheet because that is what is expected bu

this this massive amount of reproduction produced what becomes famous as the baby boom, right baby boomers are the people who are born out of this era? in these families often and this was the ideal and the attempted practice were men and women in these marriages often took distinct and different roles with a male breadwinner and a female homework a homemaker. so this was mostly a one income family. and this was made possible in the 1950s for a few reasons during the 50s more and more families were able to live in middle class comfort on one salary and that's partly because of the post-wear economic boom, which i'm going to talk about more on thursday all this is a period with our strong unions that are sort of spreading wealth into working class homes in more equal ways, and the government is got a number of programs that are funneling money into a variety of homes. which again, i'm going to talk about on thursday. so by the mid 50s nearly 60% of americans had a middle class income and that is just unprecedented in american history up until this point so to give you a comparison on that t