if they don't get their heads around around arms around this problem. >> reporter: jennifer cooke, director at the center. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> ifill: it's not uncommon for young adults to live with roommates in order to offset the high cost of housing. but with one out of every three baby boomers now single and approaching retirement, some of them are returning to the communal living of their youth to ease the burdens of their golden years. special correspondent spencer michels reports for our "taking care" series. >> thought maybe we use the plastic one. >> reporter: they like to plan together. everything from dinner parties to the break down of chores at their new condo in sarasota, florida. >> sort of an egg shell -- reporter: the products at the shown they share with jean in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> i'll be hope april 4. most of that upcoming week if there are things that i need. >> reporter: long time friends now in their 60s have been coordinating their lives like this for the past ten years. before that like a growing number of female baby boomers, all three were div

jennifer mitch via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show, ladies. what is it like to be a woman in a field that is freedpredominan men? >> we do have things on the outside like cookinginners and worrying about baby sitting, so that's more of a stressor for us, but we really don't feel that different than most of our male counterparts. at least we're not really treated different. >> is thehere truth to a woman' intuition and does it help you in your job? >> i think you get it when you get kids. >> how about in the interrogation room? do you have an advantage being a woman? >> sometimes it's definitely worked for me. i can use that motherly way. i think they don't feel like i'm a threat so it's easier to talk to me. >> what are some of the interesting cases that we need to tune into? >> i think all of the cases are interesting. >> you'll get to see a lot of exciting parts of our team with the fugitive apprehension team. it's not just figuring out the pieces. it's then figuring out where the bad guys are and going to get them. i hope it will bring an insight too what we do and everything that it entails. >> i was in that apartment i would crap my pants. >> you can catc

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jennifer and kevin in the cafeteria. so it's their actual cafeteria where the players eat. they have like, just, cooks standing by.want. you can order whatever you want. to watch the linemen come in and eat, it's unbelievable. i mean, we're talking six or seven plates a guy. pancakes and waffles and chicken and then ice cream and then more stuff after that. it's crazy. i mean, 400 pound men. if you sit too close to them, you're like "he might eat me." >> seth: right. [ laughter ] you realize your arm -- somebody's got your arm in their mouth. >> these guys are huge. you know, it's pretty scary. >> seth: that's great. i feel like this whole time you've been out here, i've been burying the lede. there's something i want to ask you about. what is currently going on with your hair? [ laughter ] >> seth: i feel like, it's not -- i've been a fan of yours for a long time. this is a hairstyle that at no point in that history has occurred. >> you know what it is, i'm doing the bon jovi story. [ laughter ] no, i -- i'm playing a guy in the current thing i'm shooting. i'm playing a rock star, a failed rock star from the '90s

cook our meals and wash up! so we have plenty of time to do what we want. jennifer devoll: we dso for me, it's be our meals avery interesting to get to knowlder people on a very personal level. and i think the main thing that i've learned, is that there's so many stereotypes about older people, and they really are just people. like people of any other age, they are just all different personalities, and they hl e different traits and quirks, and positive aspects that any other age group has. they are not to be stereotyped. they're just individuals. i hope i can live at least to be 100. really, i do. "the human condition" is a 26-part series about health and wellness. for more information on this program, and accompanying materials, call: or, visit us online at: narrator: the final hours of life-- rich beyond measure, or full of anxiety and pain? what makes the difference? a century ago, most people spent their last hours of life at home, surrounded by family and friends. death and dying were looked upon as a normal, accepted part of life. a child growing would probab