they claimed that jonesy are lazy and entitled, what do you make of this deception? where do you think it comes from? it decide to go. people. if you receive a 100, a 100 goals, right, a 100 boss, an indian, one of they've gotten into the go right. everyone would be new for it. so i would say maybe our 100 getting these guys applying for jobs. maybe one of them actually got caught in that meeting, that they actually will have been some solo mental the problems issue is also high that and the company that you just tell me that and that the bosses, the employers will actually just came on that specific person and categorize the whole 100 people off dozens is saying that you know what all of them are lazy and you know, all of the know how working. so i would say is mean the on the feel people that have that issue? no, just as a daisy so i would say that it's more on the so she ended up a little bit. social media is to blame. well not know, have you had of the lying slot movement is taking between eastern z by storm and has occurs as a wider generational mood check this

well, jonesy may be struggling on some friends, but is that also an issue perception at play here? watch on mobiles, engines, you might have money is more if you now what is that? why is that important? look at the stats. it's pretty well 45 percent of millennials engines. yours are obsessed with the idea of being rich. but despite that, about half of them to over half fuel behind financially, i definitely do 43 percent of jim's years. they, they experience money, just more feet and 41 percent millennials do. now, it sounds like, oh, you know, cry me a river wine line line. but it actually has huge effects. cuz 95 percent of those with the conditions, conditions a negatively affects your finances. but it's not true because 37 percent have more than 10000 and the savings and, and 23 percent have more than 30000 by comparison of americans just on average of 5300. so do you have this? and there's got to gen, zane, millennials just have money to small fia no, definitely not. then it also depends on which part of the warranty also go online? well i go to the other side with some of the

a resume builder survey found that 74 percent of managers and business leaders that find that jonesyicult to wor with than other generations. jonesy is the ones born between 1997 and 2012 and i love her soundbite there where everybody gets a ribbon. come on. your first, second, tenth place everybody gets a rabbit she blinks guys the parents of jen c . not necessarily jen c. >> don't miss it charlotte on mornings with maria. thank you as always a biggie fo not wearing a hat. today north dakota restaurant residents will testify at a hearing in their homes they hav a devastating impacts they are feeling from the border crisis. since 2023, north dakota has seen an increase of 7 percent i violent crime. 29 percent increase in homelessness and on top of that a staggering 75 percent increas in drug overdose deaths since 2019. rebecca davis is the executive director of the walhalla area chamber of commerce. she will be a witness and joins me now. i a day-to-day and basis how is this southern border crisis hurting you all hundreds if not thousands of miles away at the northern border? >> with

and a lot of the reasons why newer or, you know, more recent generations, jonesy or jen alpha are having difficulty with this is because their lifestyle has always been online. so going to an offline lifestyle feels jarring. so they have to try that have to practice and they have to test different things. for me, the main benefits have always been you know, mental clarity. and just having the mark ation that during a certain period of time, i have these tools and a different period of time in the evenings or in the weekends. i don't have them at all and i live fine without them. it's just a slower lifestyle that i need to adopt. well, i'm for some of us a low risk to be a problem. the self control myself included the sophia, we often hear this time addiction bonded about concerning our relationship to our findings. i regularly say i'm addicted to my phone, all we really evicted to our friends or is this and now the marble panic. tut. so i've done a lot of, uh, reporting in the health space. and whenever i've spoken to public health experts like ways of reading cab, yeah, and quotient aga

you know, among young people, especially the millennial generation and the order. jonesy, i think some of the younger people, younger than not, still come with a bit of hope to come with a bit of energy. but i do think that there is the start of streak of despair that is viewing hello is this um, at the same time i, i wonder, you know, if that is limited to the younger generation. i, something i've been thinking a lot about is how more generally across age differences were moving to the left into the right. you know, as a society were growing more polarized. and i think, you know, maybe one of the key differences is go language and some of the strategies of protests that are used by talking about israel, for instance. and i think to julie is point, you know, i think we're looking at a very different israel. um, today then we were, you know, 203040 years ago and i think i see across generations grow and frustration with israel and what they're doing right now. and godsa. i think they are very different expressions around that. you know, i think older generations, for instance, are we le

and how do you connect the to yeah, i think, you know, jonesy is more comfortable using the word spiritual. i think a lot of people who grew up in a religious background like their tools don't call yourself spiritual, call yourself religious. so i think this new generations just more comfortable using that word, but also you know, where waking up to our phones and we're watching children's had skipped blown off. it's kind of impossible to not. i mean, there are people who don't believe in anything, but i know for myself, i hope to look towards something and some form of hope because the world, the so dire. and if there is not hope, i think you know, i would lose my mind. so maybe other people feel the same way. george, is that a spiritual awakening on the way and what does that mean? exactly? is it an important component of the change that i would say to people in power right now is really pissed off because there was a lot of money that was spent in crating and tom, muslim anti air of narratives here. and a here out. i will say of the entire wish the world has body and so it is not gonna

will this lower ticket prices or is this a political move to appeal to jonesy during an election yearere have been so many allegations, live nation saying that the doj doesn't get it, what is said that they don't get? what is the business, the economic of live entertainment, have you been able to break it down for us? , , �* , ., us? definitely. let's not foruet us? definitely. let's not forget this _ us? definitely. let's not forget this is _ us? definitely. let's not forget this is some - us? definitely. let's not. forget this is some reason right, this happened 15 years ago, this company has an operating for a long time and lost market share compared to what used to have but the business is tricky gig of these big stars like taylor swift are doing these and theatre tours, stadium tours and they said the prices for their tickets, taylor swift sets the prices for the tickets and then everybody gets a cut, the promoter gets a card, the venue gets a cut and then live nation takes a card, live nation takes 5% cut competitive and like stubhub which takes 37% and as we've seen, a lot of t

jonesy in next group are going to be the future of the world, especially and we need to make a change now for not is not going to happen from the others san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> meanwhile, campus operations at ucla are expected to resume in full tomorrow. classes have been remote after violence broke out on campus tuesday night. more than 200 people were also arrested early thursday morning. now critics of the university's police chief saying that he did not do enough to help keep students safe during the chaos. chris wolfe has the latest. >> officers coming firework. the fireworks. >> always john fenoglio reported from the front lines tuesday evening when counter-protesters described by some simply as a mob launched an attack on an expansive pro-palestinian encampment set up in the heart of ucla. >> according to reports, authorities did not respond properly to handle the melee for 3 in some witnesses tell ktla when officers did arrive, they were slow to enter the fray. now the la times is quoting sources as saying ucla police chief john thomas is facing growing scrutin