at the disco, brendon urie. ♪ well, you went uptown riding in your limousine ♪ ♪ with your fine parkake up in the morning with your head on fire ♪ ♪ your eyes too bloody to see ♪ go on and cry in your coffee, but don't come bitching to me ♪ ♪ because you had to be a big shot ♪ ♪ didn't ya ♪ had to prove it to the crowd ♪ you had to be a big shot, didn't ya ♪ ♪ all your friends were so knocked out ♪ ♪ you had to have the last word last night ♪ ♪ so much fun to be around ♪ you had to have the front page, bold type ♪ ♪ had to be a big shot last night, whoa ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, whoa, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, whoa, oh, oh ♪ ♪ well, it's no big sin to stick your two cents in ♪ ♪ if you know when to leave it alone ♪ ♪ but you went over the line ♪ you couldn't see it was time to go home ♪ ♪ no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you had to be a big shot ♪ ♪ didn't ya ♪ had to open up your mouth ♪ you had to be a big shot, didn't ya ♪ ♪ all your friends were so knocked out ♪ ♪ had to have the last word last night ♪ ♪ so much fun to be around ♪ you had to have the white-hot spotlight ♪ ♪ you had to be a big shot

joining us with some answers, brendon butler. why would baby boomers not want to be the boss and conversely millennials anxious to take the helm? >> when you're young, you're ambitious, you're naive, and you think your career is ahead of you. you could make it all the way to the top. now, for baby boomers with age comes wrinkles but also some wisdom, and i think they realize that being in the other than office carries a lot of responsibility, it's around the clock. you may get high pay but it's a very, very stressful job. also they're at the point when they realize the corner office may not be in tlheir future. >> it's hard to get there on. once you're there the stress is incredible. plus once you grow older your decisions on life choices may change. >> you have children and all the rest, yes. >> this is interesting. the widest gap between men and women among generation "x," which would be age 33 to 48, 17% more men than women want to be the boss. what's the deal? >> well, you think about that age group, 33 to 48. most women have

it's the stuff that your info this is our son brendon is out now the road in. . he he he he he he. aye aye aye the cheer. we are the eye . is huge. he says says. the us. we are in the eye. i was. i think what you say balanced especially as best they were working on with the fact that i've run a charity for disabled and the refugee children are friends. mason's kids. i cite with kids in the year two thousand and one. prior to september eleven on because i was watching the news knows this is bombing in sydney and i just like that and i was like wow we are creating an entire generation disabled people that no one knows what to do. i felt the need to go back there in tucson. when i first went to work with the kids i had no idea why. i did. ii top twenty of the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoe

brendon. for less malaysia is awesome. i'm so sensitive that they are continually twenty. well that's great because we can say. the flight from la do it i am i. this documentary series from which it though captivating documentary said reports covers business and selling its alternative teaching historical and present day events as well as sports and leisure. in focus saturdays and sundays at four thirty pm. sells. says. only one side i wanna know. as far as i said good evening is now six pm the time you're watching it to you. the city with the stereo. bob. you knew you when will the will the while sean waved and walked him to after ten. you see these three dogs on many locales especially during this time of the year. well it's one of the biggest symbols of national didn't want to gaze at it and we explored donation culture in korea stay with us. this past august twenty first thirty four weeks and three donors to put sharing and community

>> brendon. >> who is the kicker? >> steven hauschka. >> what do we know about the 49ers?they're bad guys. >> they're the bad guys, yes. >> who are the good guys? who do we like? the seahawks! >> kelly might know a new number by sunday, 94. that's justin smith. at 34 years old he's one of the eldest statesmen but remains a huge force on the 49ers defensive line. he's got 4 1/2 sacks and was asked about his signature move to sack the opposing quarterback. >> called i wish i had another move. wish i had a spin move or a speed move or something, but it's all i got at this point, so we'll keep going with that one. >> all he's got, but it's still working. >>> time for the wednesday night top 5. no. 5, the league has fined steelers coach mike tomlin $100,000 for stepping on the field during a kick return by jacoby jones. spurs and t-wolves set to play in mexico, but the game was postponed because of smoke that filled arena because of a bad generator. women's field hockey match in england visited not by a streak are but a injury man she -- streaker but a german shepherd and all h

bigger context and the idea for turning this into a book when i started to hear stories from other brendon that were eerily similar about birding out and i realize how "maxed out" we all are and i wanted to industry and in a bigger way. and i try to include a little essay from that chapter and i will share one of those tonight. i guess where i would like to start is in the middle. i have a baby girl and a stepdaughter to is a toddler and i started a big management job at a consulting firm in super cisco. i was wracked with guilt and struggling almost from the get-go. but over the years i figure darrell i thought i had figured it out to put my guilt in a box and took class is on the anxiety management and then i had another baby. this takes place after i return from maternity leave with an older kid and a young babies live happily working four days a week i had one more child dead when they worked five days. we were moving as fast as we could be yes certain tasks were still not getting done. jake was behind on his immunizations and i needed a new class as we were all overdue for a trip to t

to brendon brown is head of research and nice to see you. economics.ith the takeaway from the the g.d.p. number is we are not seek the hope ment that abe would to see. >> that is the key observation. business observation is not picking up. that is similar to what we have in the united states. policy doesn't convince business people to increase spending because we are aware of problem and that would be accompanied by market pull possible recession so business people decide in up onse to q.e. to pay dividends, do equity buy-backs ut forth plunge in long-term investments. >> what does abe need to do? to do big thing abe has is structural reform and that is here the disappointment has been most. we have not seen structural reform as of yet. to push the that economy forward to drive up it isment opportunity and absent. the fourth ee quarter number better assuming an upsurge as a result of the taxation going into next year? >> the anticipation of sales ax increasing next spring is bringing some spending forward. you may see some corporate ahead of that. but

you have two kids, and a white sir brendon kid and they can be at the same level when they graduate when they come back in september the white suburban kid has gained one month of learning from his experiences and the inner city has lost three months so now there are four months of apart in september know the teachers are different not that they get a bad education but the issues that those teachers are facing a very different than the white suburban teachers. that kid is ahead this is three months behind hasted to second grade all over while getting the third grade stuff. i did not find through the research that the problem was actually what you were incinerating. it is what happens when they leave the school to when they come home. >> you talk about the bad or the roadblock teacher. what is that? >> when you look at how powerful the number one thing is the teacher. a great teacher the top 20th percentile if you give for great teachers is in a row that teacher alone can close the gap. it is possible for everyone to be topped by the top 20 percent that is all you have to do. that is how

. >> michael and brendon. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> the target. >> it is 100 points for the bullslesson is this for your children? >> you know what. >> jimmy: he had this done. >> my wife. i'm in trouble for it. >> jimmy: does your wife know? >> she did hear it. he is crazy. he came back. wanted to do it again. and now my 3-year-old daughter was cheering and screaming. >> jimmy: i read you go to church twice on sundays. >> not always. normally i look to gel to mao t because there are not people there. this sunday i did go. my daughter was doing altar. the later in the day i go, i get scripts later in the day. >> jimmy: on location will you go, fiend go -- and find a local church? >> i was in hong kong. found ape place. you go to church in hong kong. nobody is going to recognize me. i am surprised any time, anybody recognizes me outside of the country. going to church in hong kong. i go to the church. it's packed for 8:00 mass. missed 7:00 mass. really crowded here. i walk into the church. find this bench seat myself. sit in the back. all of a sudden all these people look. and like

to england with the ministers was invited to dinner meeting of politicians with the prime minister brendon get in london and he did not know that he and the representative from its of the would be called on to make speeches. he thought he was the guest so he had to make the impromptu speech and churchill after words apparently having a drink too much which was not unusual came up to roosevelt and apparently complained nastily about what roosevelt had to say and how he said it and roosevelt was offended but he said nothing to church show about it. when the bee cave so-called friends later covered churchill wanted to forget it altogether but some people remember he was quite rude to fdr. but churchill was a person who could alter his memoirs very easily. his memoirs are totally untrustworthy and he wrote a lot of them. [laughter] . . [applae]