calvin's team saw opportunity. >> we didn't invent wearing baggy pants low. low. when you wear your pants low, what happens? you show your underwear. you know, a white guy takes it up, and he goes, oh, i can do that, too. if you figure out a way to amplify something that's going on in the culture and make it mainstream, that's for advertising when it becomes cool. we hardly had to do anything. marky made it cool. i mean, we just exposed him. >> shouts goes out to my man calvin klein, good looking out for the drawers, not saying i would do another fruit of the loom commercial or anything like that because they don't make the hype shorts. >> that's one of the most iconic campaign, because it felt like hip-hop, expression, but like high art, beautiful, and mark wahlberg represented culture. it certainly put fruit of the looms on notice. >> within a year, 90% of calvin klein's revenue came from its underwear. in this case, the flow from inner city street to fashion was the elusive driver for cool. >> you know, underwear was one of the most generic thing in the wo

calvin's team saw opportunity. >> we didn't invent wearing baggy pants low. low. when you wear your pants low, what happens? you show your underwear. you know, a white guy takes it up, and he goes, oh, i can do that, too. if you figure out a way to amplify something that's going on in the culture and make it mainstream, that's for advertising when it becomes cool. we hardly had to do anything. marky made it cool. i mean, we just exposed him. >> shouts goes out to my man calvin klein, good looking out for the drawers, not saying i would do another fruit of the loom commercial or anything like that because they don't make the hype shorts. >> that's one of the most iconic campaign, because it felt like hip-hop, expression, but like high art, beautiful, and mark wahlberg represented culture. it certainly put fruit of the looms on notice. >> within a year, 90% of calvin klein's revenue came from its underwear. in this case, the flow from inner city street to fashion was the elusive driver for cool. >> you know, underwear was one of the most generic thing in the wo

. >> brother nature, aka calvin aka the deer whisperer, these does ain't loyal. look at her at somebody else's house getting fed. i caught you. why you eatin' at somebody else's house, tete? >> she's like i'm getting what it's getting good. >> look at that! damn! >> he think she looks good at the gold chain. >> why y g to h bro you going t e' all ck. >> he became known because he was feeding the deer squad. >> i remember that video. >> it's justut here, man. that's all he is. >> there's another video for the deer squad. 18 years old. ♪ >> calvin is doing deer squad mexico. ♪ >> but we can sit here and laugh and joke about it all we want but why don't we talk to calvin the deer whisperer. >> thank you, guys, so much for having me again. >> tell us about this new move. >> this came about, my friends and i -- we pitched this idea where i go out to mexico and i shine a light on this culture and this animal sanctuaries and basically trying to recruit other animal squads in a different country and see what i have what it takes. >> you went viral feeding doughnut holes

calvin says berlin's open air valve buena is the perfect venue. as with some tonight's poll gradually. the texture of the valbrun it takes some getting used to but it's the face more and more into the colored lights and the magic of the music. that most everyone can dream that somewhere else you can very hard to achieve in an opera house or a concert hall in an open house or in a concept. the program berlin audiences will be dreaming to isn't titled don't like his new album it's a collection of italian arias and timeless songs which calvin describes as full of sun and for. the venue seats more than twenty thousand people a large crowd even for a superstar kaufman makes a point of unwind ahead of a big performance and park and they miss the day before an evening performance is a glorious stackable and if the weather's nice i go sailing like it there are no interviews to give no actually needing a reply and everyone tries to give me space to be. rest assured that when he takes the stage jonas kaufmann will be in. shining. from the classics it's time

i remember one day i saw the executive director reverend calvin jones jr. take away my education. i could get a job anywhere doing anything i want. i stand at this podium today because a community believed in me. because our city services looked out for me. i stand at this podium because people like miss brown and reverend calvin jones jr. taught me that service to others is the most important success of all. [applause] and i am here in the hope that together we can build a san francisco where the next generation of young people can go from public housing to the mayor's office. here in the city of saint francis we support one another, we look out for one another, we defend one another, because service to others is our highest calling. and i am prepared for our many city challenges to emerge and i know that together we can accomplish anything. i know that our challenges sometimes can get in the way of real progress. we have a booming economy. we have an amazing city where there is incredible wealth. and at the same time it's creating a lot of challenges for

the calvin klein fled to thoroughly to the settlement where they lived. a romance developed between the young rebecca in the pickens. they volunteered to fight the charities and appointed the other attendants. after a series of skirmishes and devastation of dozens of jerky villages, the war ended. would return. moved thereelf where he married rebecca. to the komen family, pickens grew land, grew crops, and try to establish himself as a merchant. within a few years, he was a young father, addresses that piece, and a founder of local presbyterian church. to establishing order, peace, and public virtue. in the aftermath of the cherokee lawof 1760, much of what and order had existed in the frontier settlements were had existed, had broken down. large games of outlaws run the area stealing horses and money, terrorizing upstanding citizens, and objectives of women and girls. meanwhile, vigilantes call themselves regulators and moderators and try to take the law into their own hands and fight back. untilini civil war lasted 1769. all the while, pickens in his ca

and they cannot really sleep because they're kind of expecting that he's going to calvin a minute or an hour or so of course they're like they cannot really rest but they won't change their lives for nothing and they want to stay here because of the fishing on foot to movies and hunting over the unities all year round so what to make of all this there's no way that you can attribute this iceberg to climate change specifically there's no doubt that there's a growing incidence of ice bread production here in greenland over the last one hundred years and occurrences and threats like this one may continue as time goes on. and add to that the changing sea ice conditions these communities are witnessing it is very apparent that things are shifting here in the arctic where global temperature change is more keenly felt than anywhere else. al jazeera in a suit green. another shock for german football just weeks after the country was dumped out of the world cup in the first round midfielder mesut ozil says that he won't be playing for his country anymore after facing months of criticism from m

we love calvin and hobbes. a big calvin and hobbes family. it was the way we put our kids to bed at night. music and reading culture was an important part of their development. we are big readers. >> and one of those images for holiday time you would go to the bookstores. >> that is only place that barack knew how to go as president golf and bookstore. those were the two things he felt comfortable doing outside of the white house but that wasn't annual ritual they would go for the holidays. and that was the neighborhood store.as and libraries a big part of my life i remember my first experience going to the library and i was four. but you feel like you have something with your name on it in the neighborhood was three blocks from the house but this was the first major big girl thing to do.he and to i did not have a wallet or purse. felt special just to have that. yet it is a major problem with any community that we could go to get those early books then you go into the children's corner and then to graduate and the jackets were maroon or blue.

. >> as investigators headed off to check reginald pott's alibi, down in calumet city, officer calvincruising vacant parking lots. this time a mile or so from where he found those boxes when a partner noticed something. >> he saw a pair of ear buds hanging from the tree. >> bright little bobbles showed up in the dark. what else was in that abandoned place? at the end of the midnight woods. >> coming up, it's now a different type of investigation. and detectives take a closer look at a man from nailah's past. >> she sensed there was something off about him. and that's probably where she decided to, you know, look a little deeper. >>> when "dateline" continues. ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. ch

we loved calvin and hobbes we were a big calvin and hobbes family. it was a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt that music reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. >> one of the images i know when you were in the white house you would be going and they would be going to the bookstore. >> that's the only place he knew how to go. he could g-gol golf and he coult to the bookstore. those were the two things he felt comfortable but thought it was an annual ritual to go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. and in chicago, you know they're bookstore that was the store we like to go to. so the bookstores and libraries of course were a big part of my life very early on. i remember my first experience with going to the library. i was 4-years-old and it was like the first official time i got an ied. you feel like a big-time person getting something with your name on it and i remember going into the library in our neighborhood that was three blocks from our house and my mom was a housewife at the

. >> reporter: calvin shivers is the special agent in charge of the f.b.i. office in denver. he previously headed the violent crimes against children section at f.b.i. headquarters. he says, in colorado, about 50% of child porn cases investigated are derived from tips from internet providers through the non-profit. >> a lot of times when you just not a general tip there ma be enough information. but ncmec, because of the experience staff they're able to in some instances call additional information that may help the investigation. >> reporte compiled by the national center for missing and exploited children has exploded in recent years. ng 2010, there were more than 213,000 tips involhild pornography. hin 2017 the number of ti exploded to more than 10 million. >> the number of cases that that are happening. it's an avalanche. i mean, we just feel like we're dishing the ocean out with a spoon. >> reporter: judy ith is chief of the cyber crime and national security section of the u.s. attorney's office in denves >> nobody wa know that this dark side of humanity exists, and not

they struggled to have a family until jackson and calvin came.knew it they had two babies. well now they have their third they've acquired a huge following because they've been open about the things that they've had to go through all the way from conceiving their first two boys to this one now. and in this video we learn the baby's name. she's had yet another boy, tommy joel. and now here's a moment that big bro and big bro two get to meet their little bro. >> hi. >> and there it is, this super precious moment that this family of four became a family of five. and you can imagine considering their history in infertility that this, the fact that they get to have three boys now has to be such a huge, moment for them. >> is he a girl? >> he's a girl. >> right here in this moment they talk about what it's like being big brothers and their responsibility to keep their little brother safe. >> and guess what, boys? >> you are his big brother and that means it's your job to protect him and keep him safe, okay. >> from the bad guys? >> from the bad guys. >

always fall against some kind of enemy in one nine hundred eighty nine it was the calvinism and the upcoming. liberalism. i am after they come with the migration now the united nations everybody. not a fan of. n.g.o.s that soros supports are being harassed like amnesty international not long ago legislation was passed that made it much harder for n.g.o.s to operate in hungary aiding refugees is now punishable by law. fits neatly into or bans illiberal democracy that tries to silence those who don't want to live in such a democracy. government has been combating independent civil society for five years with varying intensity hearts but without stopping. i or bones goal is to preserve his power so he can continue ruling as he pleases he and his party control everything in hungary and have created and illiberal state in which he controls all checks and balances himself governing with no resistance government close officials. i'm it's the will of the people checks and balances the checks and balances are as strong as ever or even stronger it's true the first eight years we were in power we had t

unlucky day but for one german musician this friday the thirteenth couldn't come soon enough jonas calvin is an international operatic tenor who's been said to be the most important vessel to all ten of his generation calderon is set to return to the stage of billions of valbrun and this week he'll be featuring songs from his new album created around his favorite country italy and luckily for the spectator is the weather is set to be perfect for an ultimate experience. was. jonas kaufmann isn't just another star tenor he's one of the most highly paid and sought after and he's got it all the voice the movie star good looks and adoring fans worldwide. with his latest album the munich native shares his novel of all things italian. just look i had a good fortune to have virtually grown up in italy of god in just spend lots of time in italy as a kid i also had italo filed parents who were constantly listening to italian music is a busy. man says britain's open have been a is the perfect venue. as with tonight's poll gradually the texture of the valley burn it takes some getting used to but it'

are frustrated with the left and the right yeah yeah it's a great point and you know the thing with calvin and his views about surveillance and some of these views that are now like the democrats won't attack him on things like that or attack the nomination you know i'll be curious to see if when he gets up in front of their of anybody maybe ron wyden you know if anybody gets up there and says hey you know do you believe that the end of save the n.s.a. was justified in basically being able to spy on all of us you know and what's interesting is that the question i have to both of you is are these things so ingrained now in the we in our society that we just look past them know like you know having this kind of police state having this kind of authority over us we just whatever. that's part of daily life whatever we do to other people that you believe and i think that a lot of fodor's and a lot of a lot of democrats believe certain things are just the way they are and we have to not say anything because nine eleven or abortion or whatever like there's there's that fear but i think we can get

has now become the big thing in music, the deejays and singers are collaborating, like rihanna and calvinmorning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following. >>> president trump has a full day of meetings in brussels today at nato's annual summit. at the top of the president's agenda is his contention that america's closest allies don't pay enough for their own defense. a live report coming up from brussels. >>> miracle rescue. the 18-day-ordeal is over in thailand. all 12 boys and their coach are out of the cave, and doctors say they're in good health. >>> a gas explosion has turned the downtown area of a wisconsin town into a warzone. rubble and burning cars filled the scene after the gas line blast in sun prairie. >>> and george clooney suffered only minor injuries after his scooter crashed into a car. it happened in italy as he was on his way to a set of a tv series he's producing. luckily he was wearing a helmet. those are some of our top stories. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half ho

calvin or everyone at hope you enjoyed the last episode. of tune is an internet comedian with her own you tube channel she pokes fun at saudi society her topic today is divorced women. how to see that many outlets as the woman if you want to get divorced everyone will turn against you you'll be the black sheep of your family because it is there to start with your parents and siblings will criticize you and eventually so will people you don't even know you're related to and even your cleaning lady. and. actually we have a very clear very straightforward. lows when it comes to divorce but this was like the mix of free. and i really don't know why they feel that a woman needs to preserve the status of marriage no matter what so is she needs to fight for their marriage even if she knows that it's not making it up be it's not making that has been happy and it's becoming very stressful for the children. and i don't want to get away with critiquing society because the videos seem so harmless she never attacks anyone directly she says really descri

brown and reverend calvin jones jr.tion of young people can go from public housing to the mayor's office. here in the city of st. francis wedefe one another. because service to others is our highest calling. i am prepared for our many city challenges to emerge and i know anything. i know that our challenges sometimes can get in the way of real progress. we have a booming economy. we have an amazing city where there is incredible wealth. and at the same time, it's creating a lot of challenges for our most disadvantaged residents. we have people who come from all over the world, who come to create, who are innovative, who look at san francisco and think, that's the place i want to be. and we have failed. we have failed in building more housing to accommodate the increase in the number of job opportunities that have poured into here all their lives out of the city that they call home. our streets are filled with people who unfortunately need our help. who are struggling and who are, frankly, dying right in front of our eye

intelligence and peter calvin former press secretary hillary clinton former u.s. naval officer he's presently vice chair of vote vets he's in new york city chris why can't the republicans and the leadership tried last time to come up with an immigration deal. well i think it's fairly complex and since there are several different factions the republican party that want to see different things done the president made a very very clear he's not going to get be able to be to sign anything that doesn't fund the building of a wall then you have as you mentioned earlier that i work for senator cruz's campaign twenty sixteen and he has worked very hard to try and change or fix the the problem with the families being separated down on the border and in fact is has reached a bipartisan agreement is trying to get that fixed and working in conjunction with dianne feinstein on that so i do think they're a little incremental steps that can be made along the way but in terms of an overarching immigration strategy and getting something done that does fix the issues of a secure bo

i think one of the choices was in wearing calvin klein in belgium. it's an american brand. i think there was real residence there. he talks a lot about the american dream in his work. for all of the subtexts in that choice, we were told very loudly, i don't really care. and, i think that it leaves us wondering, well what kind of soft diplomacy, what kind of fashion diplomacy are you actually trying to engage in, and how should we take your presence there? >> how does that play overseas, robin, especially in england -- >> people were horrified. melania trump is using her fashion in the way the royal family does. she arrived in dublin wearing irish green. they use their fashion to pay transcribe, to send a message because they often don't have a voice to do that. melania wearing that jacket, i think everyone in the u.k. reacted the way they did here. her mind was blown she would do something so insensitive when she's known for using her fashion to use her voice. >> very quickly, robin, is she in a unique position, melania trump? >> she is in a unique position because her husb

she is wearing a buttoned up peacoat as a nod to cleveland, she wore calvin klein, it's a brand led bye not in brussels. i think she is trying to be poised to nod to these countries. she is trying to create relationships there it feels odd to talk about it. i show can overcome the be best campaign. we appreciate it so much. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> more than a week after her car plunged off a cliff, on oregon woman is found alive and alert. how she was found and rescued. the details are remarkable. stay with us. ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, save $300 on our hp 2-in-1 laptop bundle at office depot officemax if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. [ coughs ] ♪ ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps peop

rescuers continued to search the muddy floodwaters for survivors. 40 six-year-old calvin donald is goingesident and ceo of the americas for support since 2013. going to take his post on august august 20th. this is interesting. the liberal ninth circuit court of appeals. the decision start another court argument that the second amendment is protected in a person's home. a pro-second amendment decision. get back to the lower court decision to spend california stand on the possession. kind of a surprise. gun activists are loving it. over to you. >> take in the tit-for-tat dispute between the u.s.-china. at least for now. our next guest says hey there's a warning here. john layfield is a fox news contributor. great to have you. thanks for coming on. you say that tariffs are a potential dashed over a potential trade for or a black cloud for markets. the market on fire. the dow was up 38% since the election. we haven't seen a big impact it would've been talking about tariffs for literally months now. >> is part of a negotiation to which i hope it is. when a trade for is no longer a threat it's

performing even without a ceo over the last few months calvin was ceo of sephora.ad strong double digit results. the stock is up 1% so lululemon with a ceo and 100% gain in the stock price over the last 12 months. >> dow down 75 points. as we continue to watch the short end of the curve, at least, today two-year now briefly hits a high of 26.57 that's the highest since july 2018 whether it's part of their calculus or not. >> and what the banks are doing. financials, as you mentioned, they're down today they're on a little bit of a hot streak we'll see what it looks like the anticipation is building for friday's gdp report. the way that i don't remember so much excitement about a gdp report part is the president and his team have been talking it up are we going to see more than 4.5% economic growth in the second quarter will we see close to 5% of economic growth. that would be something. i think what will be telling how the market reacts to it. is it going to revert to the behavior where strong growth equals more fed hikes and markets not ready to see that or do we

and calvin says yes, i can. i've got my rights.in america. a right is basically what you want it to mean. two concepts i want to introduce that you probably heard before. the first is natural rights. the idea that we are born by nature being human beings with certain, in the words of the declaration of independence, unalienable rights, not inalienable rights. and when we talk about that principle when it comes from the declaration, that's our credo. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, and to secure these rights, governments are instituted among them, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. to secure these rights, that is supposedly the basic principle of government. now, you can have natural rights, but they're not necessarily protected by the law, right? there's some kinds of rights in certain cultures that may not be what we think of as inherent human rights. so if you base rights totally on the law, th

i think one of the choices was in wearing calvin klein in belgium. it's an american brand. was real residence there. he talks a lot about the american dream in his work. for all of the subtexts in that choice, we were told very loudly, i don't really care. and, i think that it leaves us wondering, well what kind of soft diplomacy, what kind of fashion diplomacy are you actually trying to engage in, and how should we take your presence there? >> how does that play overseas, robin, especially in england -- weise peop >> people were horrified. melania trump is using her fashion in the way the royal family does. she arrived in dublin wearing irish green. they use their fashion to pay transcribe, to send a message because they often don't have a voice to do that. melania wearing that jack, i think everyone in the u.k. reacted the way they did here. her mind was blown she would do something so insensitive when she's known for using her fashion to use her voice. >> very quickly robin, is she in a unique position, melania trump? >> she is in a unique position because her husband is

. >> this is calvin.y as they're known in the neighborhood. >> what is he doing now? >> this is what they call chillin', allen. >> there's nothing, i think, more gratifying to an audience than taking something that's disturbing, and making it funny. as a comedian you have to take advantage of that. >> i don't even understand, man, the police arrested me for no reason. >> oh, come on. >> the police don't do that. they're your friends, they're here to protect and serve. >> my friends dragged me out of my crib butt naked. >> what were you doing buck naked in the baby's crib? >> the fact we were able to stay on the air and do something different, "in living color" was more successful, so we said there's markets for other kinds of sketch comedy. to me, the next big interesting show was "mr. show." >> tonight our top story, fire in the southland with the scoop, our reporter hayden lewis is there, hayden? >> hayden lewis, i'm standing here on the outskirts of the national forest where a fire has joust broken out

county -- counc member-elect calvin hawkins and i are doing our part. we'll put the backpacks in here, n op ithere. >> drop it in here. >> got schoolupplies so we actually left money over there. i wanto thank n 4 for doing this. a short period of time to do thise and get peo back to school with everything that they need. thank you, come on out. it's nice o. come o out. >> reporter: it's nice and hot. appreciate it. thanks so very much. look, if you cannot make it out we'll be back in two weeks at apple federal credit unions in alex dria. come othere's still time. there's still time to come on out and help us fill u these bins. back out to you guys. it's been wonderful, too >> good for him coming out there in the last mute. he looks sharp. >> thanks. if you can't get out tonight, you can donate online. $20ills one backpack. get on our nbc washington app. search backllcks and it's easy. tells you all how to do it. it's pretty nice out there right now, but as with most thing it's not going to last. >> we're going to check in with the forecast. >> i'm adam

i always remember that great quote by calvin coolidge, the nation which forgets its defenders will itself not ever want to forget our defenders. that's one of the thing i learned with vietnam experience, we did forget our defenders at that time and weakened our nation, it was a shameful period in our history and can never let that happen again. mark: how do you raise money for this foundation? >> well, i do a lot of different fund-raisers. we have -- we went from one donor in the beginning to over 40,000 donors now. we are approaching the beginning of our eighth year, on june 30th, coming up. that will be our eighth-year anniversary. so it's a fairly young foundation, but we've grown significantly, we have a lot of programs. i am very boots on the ground participating daily in what the foundation does. we've gone from a couple of people in the beginning. my executive director and me to almost 30 people that work for the foundation, to help support our fund-raising, our events activities, our awareness-raising campaigns, all the things we're trying to do to keep people focused on the freed

[laughter] but when sasha got older, i read "life of pi" and then we saw the movie we like calvin and hobbes. it was a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. without the music reading culture was part of their development from very early on we are big readers. >> also when you were in the white house they would be going to the bookstore. >> yes. that is all he does that silly place he knew how to go as president he could golf and go to the bookstore. the two things he felt comfortable doing but that was a ritual to go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. and in chicago that bookstore that was our neighborhood store to go to. yes bookstores and libraries were a big part of my life very early on. i remember my first experience going to the library i was for and it was like the first official time if you like getting something with your name on it and going to the library in our neighborhood three blocks from our house and that is where my mom would take us as the first being girl thing i could do to get my library card and then watch them put me into the official file

you talked about ronald reagan early on, you talked about calvin coolidge.'t have people that follow up behind those presidential administrations to continue those principles and those perspectives and those policies, then you do swing the opposite direction, and at some point in time, the american ship of state has to have the steady state. mark: here's what i've not understood. follow up on your point here. china, russia, too. this argument, this paradigm that the russians wanted trump to win, when the russians were getting everything they could from hillary clinton. why would the russians want donald trump to win? look at what he's doing now? >> makes no sense whatsoever because under obama they got rid of the missile defense program with pope. with obama the chemical weapons being removed from syria. absolutely not. they did not want to have someone that would be tough or them. they really didn't know about president trump because he's never been in politics. mark: but they knew about hillary. >> they knew about hillary. without a doubt, you want to cont

theology, like that of english puritans, were inspired by the sinking -- 16th century reformer john calvin. the klan was part of the southern movement of scotch irish people from pennsylvania into maryland and virginia and the rest of the southern country and the carolinas. pickens' first childhood memories would probably have been from the shenandoah valley of virginia. then, his family moved along the border of pop in south carolina -- border of north and south carolina when he was 13 or 14. he looked again at the age of 24 west and south to the edge of white settlement in south carolina, near modern-day abbeville. calhoun, thebecca aunt of the future statesman and they started a family. he began to prosper as a farmer and a merchant. he was a justice of peace and the leader of a presbyterian church. at the beginning of the revolution and south carolina in 1775, he was a lieutenant and immediately joined the patriots side. he participated in the first he fought in a charity 1796. campaign playing a key role with the cherokees. later in the same campaign, he was the hero of a fight at tom

. >> julianna from calvin college and you talked earlier how the age of artificial intelligence like the american workforce has to be more fragile in response what do we do to become more agile? >> if you are back at 1800 a substantial number of people to have overwhelming the that majority of the population and if you said to them .5% of the country that we have to sell somewhere but i think the same thing is true today. humans have a knack to invent the next goal of desirable things at a rate slightly past unemployment so over time to have a better job and better salaries with better commissions and i believe that humans or your generation on average will live over 100. and much healthier 100 your generation is like 64 historically people were worn out physically if you work in a steel mill you are physically worn down. maybe we exercise that you are not burned out. so people will live longer i was speaking to henry kissinger and he works full-time at 95 and if you said to him we will make retire he would be bored to death. so people will live longer with a greater range of options

. >>> in other news, lululemon reporting calvin mcdonald as the new ceo. mcdonald will take the helm next month. >>> john malone retiring from the board of charter communications malone says he wants to cut back on travel and focus on fewer board positions. he's got a lot to do he's the biggest private land owner in the united states >>> and the head of amazon's film division is also leaving the company. amazon is not specifying why he is leaving, but he will remain at company for a few months during a transition period >>> we're just getting started on a busy monday morning on deck, more on the crypto comeback bitcoin's big move this week we'll find out what is driving that higher and why gold has been losing its shine, it's in a correction an expert's take on the big drop and what to do if you own or are thinking about owning gold your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memo