two of these questions because they're close to the same one from scott corbin and anotherfrom dennis morgan . it seems we are on the verge of a generational transfer of influence as boomers continue to age out of positions that lead up already, what is a successful transition to post boomer american life look like and dennis morgan asks the other half of the question, what can we do to correct the excesses of the boomers like the destruction of machine politics, responsive to on the ground concerns or is the genie out of the bottle ? >> in many ways the genie is out of the ball but in answer to the first question what does that post boomer politics look like, the answer is we don'tknow because we haven't seen it yet . even millennial's are still trapped in a boomer mindset. this is a book that's quite tough on millennial's as well asboomers . more so than for their continuing to define ourselves by the boomer standard. the lineal's idea of what school is is based on what the boomers thought making 60. i was writing about the conclusion of this book over the summer with the riots going on an

i will combine two of these questions, one from scott corbin and another from dennis morgan.ott wright it seems we are on the verge of a generational transfer of influence as boomers age out of positions of lead authority what does a successful transition to post boomer american life look like and dennis morgan asks what can we do to correct the excesses of the boomers like the destruction of machine politics responsive to on the grounds concerns or is the genie out of the bottle? >> the genie is out of the bottle, but in answer to the first question, what this post boomer politics look like? the answer is we don't know because we haven't seen it yet because even millennials are still trapped in boomer mindset. this is a book that is quite tough on millennials as well as boomers, never more than for their continuing to define ourselves by the boomer standards. millennial's idea of what is cool is still based on what boomers thought was cool in 1960. i was writing the conclusion to this book over the summer with the riots going on and cities burning and hearing a lot of people

one from scott and another from dennis morgan.cott writes it seems we are on the verge of a transfer of influence as we continue to age out of the positions of authority and what is the transition look like. what do we need to correct the access of the boomers like the machine politics responsive to on the ground concerns or is the genie out of the bottle. >> in many ways the genie is out of the bottle. but in answer to the first question what does it look like the answer is we don't know because we haven't seen it yet because even millennial's are still trapped in the boomer mindset it's quite tough and never more than continuing to define ourselves by the standards. the millennial's idea is still based on what they thought was cool in 1960. i was writing the conclusion to the book over the summer with the riots going on in the cities burning and hearing a lot of people asking is this the 60s all over again. my answer as i scrolled through was yes it is. millennial's still think that the greatest moment in american history was th

and dennis morgan's asks what can we do to correct the excesses of the boomers like the destruction ofchine politics, but sponsored to on the ground concerns or is the genie out of the bottle? in many ways the genie is out of the bottle per bit in answer to the first question was a post politics look like customer the answer is we don't know because we haven't seen it yet. because even millennial's are trapped in a boomer mindset. this is a book is quite tough on's as well as boomers. never more so than for their continuing to define ourselves by the boomers standard. the idea what's cool distilled based on but the boomers how school the 1960s. i was writing the conclusion to this book over the summer with the riots going on in cities burning. and hearing a lot of people asking is this is 60s all over again? and my answer was yes, yes it is. while millennial's still think the greatest moment in american was the 60s and people march in the street. partly because of the people who taught us american history were boomers who decided their great mama was a great moment of the countries. an

for the daytime highs, upper 60s for santa clara, san jose, morgan hill, 67 concord and pleasant hill. north bay, mid to upper 60s. here is dennisith sports. >>> good morning everybody. warriors already knew they would be without james wiseman and loony before yesterday's game in dallas pascal was ruled out with a knee injury. that left 6'7" andrew wiggins as warriors tallest player in dallas. second quarter, golden state in transition. oubre wide open in the corner, 56-53, oubre scores. dallas only led 76-74 at the break. anderson, a two handed jam. golden state up two. the oakland native scored 14, all smiles under the mask. later, seven point warrior lead. one of the 15 assists to steph curry, steph had 28. golden state ran away with it in the 4th. oubre from downtown tapping off career high 40.9 in the short and shorthanded warriors roll to impressive 147-116 win. >> sometimes these are the most fun games, you know, when you kind of go with nothing to lose. >> a fun way to play but it was fast paced, a lot of energy. that's what it's supposed to look like with nine under sized guys. >>> college hoops, cal could have used the

morgan hill. east bay 69 in concord, pleasant hill, around the bay, 66 oakland and san leandro. here is dennisith sports. >>> good morning everybody. stanford is the only local school with a chance and at large bid in the big dance. cardinal hosting oregon to be resume'. stanford's leading scorer out last night verses ducks. second half jones knocked down corner three. cardinal, a lead. a hit from downtown, oregon has 65-64 lead. five seconds left. cardinals down two, freshman williams three for the win, no. the ducks win 71-68. stanford drops to 14-10 overall, 10-8 in conference play. a killer. in berkeley, bears taking on oregon state. a little over five left beavers drives past two, reverse lay up good, osu up 53-48. bears down two. they get it in his hands, bradley lost the ball and turns it over. that's game. oregon state wins 59-57. cal falls to 3-16 in pac-12 play. mark could not have been happy how number one ranked gonzaga started. santa clara had an early ten point lead. how you like it? the dogs weathered the early storm. a freshman sensation with the steal, coast to coast for the l

morgan hill. he will see a high of 70. around the bay. middle 60s in san francisco. lower 70s for the north bay. here is dennisith sports. >>> the giants will hold their first full squad workout. that will include a former all- star starting picture. >> sanchez one year deal is made official this morning. released to make room for sanchez who didn't pitch last year due to soldier shoulder surgery. he's hoping to regain his form when they went 15-2. >> at that point, it would be hard to argue. that he wasn't a top 20 starter. maybe better than that. >> san francisco gave me the opportunity to start which was a huge reason why i chose to comee.ering the book at riviera. he needed to win the tournament. this is a great start. he couldn't get any closer. he had to made the pot. he had a four footer. settled for a playoff again. tony and their precarious situation right on the playoff hole. but he got out of jail right here to see another hole. he was on fire today. 64 by the evening. he left it a hair too high. the cow guy here getting a second career victory just 30 miles from where he grew up. >> his era is unde

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