>> oh, michelle phillips. >> it is coming together full circle now. mama cass and michelle phillips. >> that is so generational. >> and now, and dam has sheaed his head. >> he went all of the way. >> is that a statement or because? >> that is i doubt it a cure for life. >> and have you been to a party or had a friend ask you a question that is rude, and ask you something that is innocent we question and sometimes isn't, because sometimes it ha has to do with money or politics or all kinds of things. >> and people say, how much do you weigh? >> who says that? >> and how much money do you make? i went, what! >> i get embarrassed if anybody asks anything close to that. >> how do you respond? >> and if anybody asks me that, it is usually when i am speaking to a group of young people, and i said to them if you are asking that question, this business is not for you, because you start out making nothing. and so there was what do you do.com. >> and i don't call it a stay-at-home mom, but it is a work at home mom, be use having ad a career and also having rais

michelle phillips. it's all coming together. >> that is so generational. >> that is coming together full circle. now i comprehende. >> adam has shaved his head. >> i wonder if that was a statement or just because. >> i doubt it's lice, but that is one of the cures for lice. >> have you ever been at a party or with friends and somebody asked you a question that you think is rude? sometimes they'll ask you something they feel like is an innocent question, but it really isn't. sometimes it has to do with money, i don't know, politics or all kinds of stuff. >> or people say, how much do you weigh? how much money do you make? and i went, what? >> i'm embarrassed when anyone asks anything even tiptoeing close to it. if someone asks how much money you make, the only time somebody usually asks me that is when i and i said if you are asking that question, this business is not for you, because you have to start out not making anything. so here's the question. the question is, what do you do? now apparently, >> th

michelle: i don't think the phillips curve is dead. i think there is a relationship between the health in the economy and stronger economic growth and wage growth and overall inflation. it is probably just a matter of time before you see strong enough economic performance that it translates to price pressures. the problem is what is the trigger? why have there been years of growth now with the unemployment rate at low levels, you haven't seen the price pressures build. the wages and productivity behave in the same way whether it is in the service industry or the manufacturing industry? michelle: in three, they should have similar relationships. in an environment where they have high productivity growth, you have this inflationary pressures. ry pressures.ona manufacturing is a faster part of the economy. you see it being more cyclical. things should bobble more quickly on the good side of the economy, on the manufacturing side of the economy, where services are more sticky. pressures don't move as fast. in manufacturing, you are looking

phillip holloway, good to see both of you. >> thanks, fred. >>> all right, right now, i want you to meet another one of cnn's top ten heroes. for the past 15 years, michelle life to helping members of the lakota tribe of south dakota. the scenery may be breathtaking, but the 9,000 people who live on the reservation face extreme levels of poverty and unemployment. >> there's really no businesses to speak of, no industry, at all. so they're very isolated. it's about 40 to 60 miles to the nearest grocery store. so that creates,, you know -- if you forget bread, you don't go back and get it. >> ripley's nonprofit has provided $9 million in help to the lakota people. it's an amazing story of dedication and spirit and you can watch it at cnnheroes.com and then check out all of this year's top ten and vote for your favorite to become the cnn hero of the year. and you can vote once a day every day at cnnheroes.com. we'll be right back. withof my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia wo

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