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today's teenagers are lazier and more materialistic than baby boomers were in their teens, according to a new study. compared to boomers, millennials place more importance on owning things such as big houses and shiny new cars. yet they are the generation least willing to work longer or put in more effort to their job. teens may feel this way because the society they grew up in gave them a sense of entitlement - and that may be the fault of the boomer generation. so, marjorie clifton in this over advertised, over populated world you have a young daughter, how are you going to raise her not to be materialistic? how do you fight back against all those influences? >> i think as parents it's challenging. one of the things we see when we see data attributed to the different generations that very much is indicative of the times. sort of what's happening in the outer atmosphere, the parents at this table and soon to be parents know that it is very challenging because you sometimes are working counter culture. now i'm the oldest of five children, my brother is a millennial, my youngest broth

and just when you thought human beings couldn't get lazier, a new contraption from burger king which lifts the sandwich from the plate to your mouth. the device can also hold hamburger-shame harmonicas, and you know how you need some of those. >> oh, boy. thanks for watching abc news. world news now is coming up. "good morning america" will be right here in the morning. we're always online. good night, america. >> and that breaking news out of southern california tonight where a fast moving wildfire continues to burn out of control in los angeles county. >> good evening. >> we'll ge we'll get to that sn just a moment but begin with bricking news in cupertino where helicopters brought in to search for missing man described at risk. >> lisa is live in cooperí41 to with latest on this. >> james was last seen at 11:30 this morning. that's nearly 12 hours ago and right now a lot of people are involved in this search. tonight at linda vista park look behind me. 35 people in all are lacking for him right now and thats includes helicopter team there in the air. deputy on the ground. search

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. >> ari melber, nothing makes the political media lazier than the ability to use scandal because from that point forward all they do is live in the world of adjectives, how much pressure on so and so, forget the fact basis from which they're supposed to emerge a scandal. going to the ap story, we had eric holder come out, talk about the subpoenas that went out to get phone records of the ap over two-month period. again, this is all covered within law and if there's something scandalous about it, it is the existence of the law that very clearly allows it to happen, and reporters will always and forever think that they are a special class with special laws that apply to them, but unfortunately those laws don't actually exist. >> well, the first amendment, you know, identifies the press and the public as beneficiaries of a range of rights from religion and assembly to freedom of the press itself. brand enburg v hayes talks about a privilege available to professional reporters, state legislatures have in most states defined that as professional members of the press. so yes, people at home

buzzy lazier's car, 91, renamed spirit of oklahoma to pay tribute to the 24 killed in last week's twisterts in connection with the gruesome murder of an off-duty soldier on a london street in broad daylight. officials and religious leaders are also calling for calm after protests and escalating threats begins muslims. the two men who attacked him justified the attack for retaliation for military deployments in muslim nations. offi officer rigby's widow who arrived to lay down wreaths and flowers for the slain soldier. mar martin fletcher joins me with the very latest from london. first to the arrest today. what do you know about that, martin? >> reporter: alex, it was a 22-year-old young man from north london arrested. armed police went into his house. he has not yet been charged apparently, in the same way as up to eight people have been arrested in the last few days since the killing. none yet have been charged. the key question the police are addressing and they've appealed for help from the public in pursuing this is the main question they're facing was this a conspiracy or was this a