kevin miller, chief investment officer at evaluator fund, bet on boomers to put profits in your portfolioen if you're not a boomer, kevin? >> i'm a boomer. i just made it. i may not look like but i am. liz: even people out this if they are not boomers can profit from it? >> the baby boom generation, 77 million, 10,000 reach retirement every day. they will continue to spend even in a recessionary period. they are not laid off from work. the bottom of people reaching that period will be recession resistant, not saying recession-proof, but it will be reduce the impact of recession because we'll not have lay offs of people who are retired. liz: we love all ages of viewers but our millenials just starting in the workplace, signed up for their first 401(k), you're saying some stocks they invest in should be partaking in spending power of the boomers. you like as we put up on the screen proctor & gamble and? >> med electronic. liz: medtronic which of course is a medical device-maker. >> medtronic, i would looking a things pertain to the more to the baby boom generation, with medtronic with healt

. >> remember kevin mitchell against the st. louis cardinals and david miller was better. >>> norah o'donnell joins us with a preview. >> tonight on the cbs evening news, cbs news has exclusive information on the saudi oil attacks, including where the strikes were launch friday and what iran's leadership knew. >> our original reporting series eye on america looks at the toll family separations at the border are having on children. >> and the monumental view revealed after nearly a decade. >>> tonight at 11:00, we continue our project home series with a deeper dive into what creating affordable housing in the bay area really looks like. >> susie steimle found one developer who's using public money to -- it does sound good. it turns out developers can use state money to convert complexes and raise rents, displacing tenants in the name of creating affordable housing. >> i had affordable housing. a lot of my neighbors had affordable housing and unfortunately a lot of my neighbors don't have anywhere to live right now. >> watching my little ones grow up and stuff. i

miller was found dead from an accidental overdose nearly a year ago. >>> pleas for help after that terrible car cras involving kevin hart heard in newly revealed 911 calls we get details from stephanie gosk >> reporter: tonight the emergency calls. >> help is coming, guys don't worry. >> reporter: made by a bystander after kevin hart's 1970 plymouth careened off the side of the road in los angeles late at night. >> the ambulance is on the way. you guys okay in there? stay calm. >> reporter: at the time, two people were in the mangled car >> yeah, the roof is crushed and the car is pretty totalled. the door is smashed in >> reporter: hart who police say was a passenger got out on his own. a woman identifyin herself as his wife makes this call at 2:15 from a nearby home >> he's not coherent at all >> is he breathing >> yes, he's breathing. >> did he go to the hospital or -- >> no, no, no treatment at all we're just here. he can't move. >> reporter: the president of hart's production company said the actor underwent back surgery and is expected to fully recover. in the meantime, hart's friend dwayne "the rock" johnson

chris: kevin corke reporting from the white house, thanks for that. joining us now, steven miller adviser to the president. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me, chris. chris: let's start with the house democratic subpoenas of the state department of a massive set of documents as well as five witnesses for this week. will president trump comply with the house subpoena? >> that's going to be between the president's attorneys, white house counsel's office and the house committee. i have no news, unfortunately, to make on that issue, chris. but what i do want to say is that i think it's unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individual as a whistleblower and honorific that this individual most certainly does not deserve. a partisan hit job does not make you a whistleblower just because you go through the whistleblower protection act. chris: well, first of all, how do you know this is a partisan hit job, and how do you know this is not a whistleblower? in fact, under dni, department of national intelligence, rules -- well, what? let's go back to th

back hard, realtime fact checking againand white house officials like stephen miller and establishment like jim jordan. and kevin mccarthy on the top rated new show, 60 minutes. these are folks reaching out beyond fox news. i wonder and i don't know the answer to this question. how effective have these exchanges been to the public that have not made up his mind on impeachment. >> eugene, let's talk about this. to that point, we are seeing different defiant responses. is there some sense of what a strategy here looks like? >> well, not as it yet. we know to the point we made earlier, the white house does not have a sense of strategy beyond attacking democrats or attacking the media and threaten or claiming impeachment moves forward, there could be some type of revolution or rebellion in this country primarily led by supporters of trump. that's what's implied earlier today in the president's tweets. beyond that, these fair tactics and this attack doubling down, there is no real clear approach coming from the white house and from top surrogates about how to respond to these allegations. >> what is the white house t

from frankfurt, matt miller on mario draghi in the ecb pulling out the financial stops. and from houston, kevinmocratic debate. michael, we had this bloomberg report a short time ago that they were considering an interim agreement. michael: it is something we talked about on daybreak this morning, the idea that maybe the administraon is seng political damage from the economy slowing, particularly in heavily exporting states and it is more willing to do something. the idea of being the administration would supposedly rollback tariffs, i do not know if it is existing tariffs or the threat of tariffs, in exchange chinese commitment to buy agricultural products and

from frankfurt, matt miller on mario draghi in the ecb pulling out the financial stops. and from houston, kevin cirilli on the democratic debate. michael, we had this bloomberg report a short time ago that they were considering an interim agreement. michael: it is something we talked about on daybreak this morning, the idea that maybe the administraon is seng political damage from the economy slowing, particularly in heavily exporting states and it is more willing to do something. the idea of being the administration would supposedly rollback tariffs, i do not know if it is existing tariffs or the threat of tariffs, in exchange chinese commitment to buy agricultural products and enforce the intellectual property law they passed in july. a very basic deal. does not move the ball forward, but relieves some of the tension and maybe takes the threat of retaliation down a notch. this administration has been riven by divisions over trade policy between the hawks and the pragmatist. this may be one side the pragmatist try to get their case before donald trump. the story says he has not made a decision

miller's death. >>> turning to new details in the car accident that seriously injured comedian and actor kevin hart over the weekend. >> we're hearing newly released 911 recordings from that night. will ganss has the latest. >> yeah, the calls paint a much more clear and graphic picture of the dangerous car accident on sunday morning. take a listen to this. >> he's not coherent at all. he can't move. >> reporter: this morning the chilling 911 calls from kevin hart's home released following the car wreck that left the comedian seriously injured. >> there's something on his back is pulling out on his spine. >> reporter: an unknown female calling for help sometime after the accident at 12:45 a.m. sunday morning. the actor reportedly managing to get out of the crumpled car through the driver's side window, leaving the scene to go home where ambulances later transported him to a hospital. kevin suffering a major back injury after a friend lost control of his vehicle, careening off a road in calabasas, plunging into a ditch and through a fence, crushing the roof of his classic car. also released, the 911

miller, susan page, thanks to you as well. in terms of how congressional republicans appear to be prepared to push back on this impeachment inquiry, this is what house minority leader kevin mccarthy, this is what he said about that this morning. >> it was a dark day for the rule of law that the speaker of the house would claim a president violated the law without ever having any information to judge it on. >> we know that house democrats have been indulging their impeachment obsession for nearly three years now. a never-ending impeachment parade in search of a rationale. >> msnbc political analyst alleys jordan is with me, former aide to the jork w. bush white house. thank you for being here. it would seem as if the argument that the leadership is making so far is an argument about procedure. what can we glean, if anything, from that being the argument right out of the gate from republicans? >> it's going to be very hard to defend a president who is using his official position for personal gain. we're not discussing what was released in this memorandum from the white house. we're discussing procedure, decorum, a very funny topic to discuss in relation to donald trump who