let's ask some millenials.ocratic strategist harlan hill and democracy for america director neil cirocca. right now, you, harlan, are for donald trump and you, neil, are for hillary clinton. both of you previously for bernie sanders. so as you look at this week, it has not been a great week for donald trump. why do you think that is? >> well, i think that he's stepped on a rake a couple of times. he's making some style mistakes i think that are avoidable but it's important that he starts telling one important story that millenials will respond to. they are anti-taxes, anti-regulation and anti-central control. if he starts framing the liberal ideology in those terms, i think he can speak to a lot of millenials. remember we came of age during obamanomices. we don't remember good times. if he starts talking about how it's possible to have a pro-growth president in the white house, i think a lot of us will respond to it. it won't come from social programs. it will come from economic growth. >> what do you think of

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like millenials, part of what drew him were amenities. the campground provide tents, stoves and stand up paddle board and kayaks and provides wi-fi. although camping has always been about connecting with nature. for younger campers, it is also about staying connected. three out of four millenial campers use social media every day traveling and seek out activities worth sharing. campground of america, the world's largest system of privately held campground is taking note. they survey thousand of campers for their annual camping report and are redesigning some of their 500 north american camp younger campers value. toby o'rourke is chief franchise operations officer. what the research tells us, there are several things millenial, quality, recreation, jumping pillows, swimming pools, adventure golf, some campground have zip lines. and definitely wi-fi. >> with younger customers spending money to camp, the 646 billion dollar recreation induhe s approach to the outdoors in a comfortable approach to the outdoors. brand like north face that used

nearly half the campers are millenials, between 18 and 35.g is about. mireya villarreal has the the story. >> reporter: for these ten friends looking for the perfect camping spot. nothing beats catalina island which sits about 20 miles off the california coast. millenials are looking for unique destinations, will go the extra mile, if it afford us an experience that not everyone else is having. travel blogger, camps around the world regularly. posting pictures for more than 8,000 instagram followers. like millenials, part of what drew him were amenitieamenities. the campground provide tents, stoves and stand up paddle board and kayaks and provides wi-fi. although camping has always been about connecting with nature. for younger campers, it is also about staying connected. three out of four millenial campers use social media every day traveling and seek out activities worth sharing. campground of america, the world's largest system of privately held campground is taking note. they survey thousand of campers for their annual camping report and

is the millenial perspective and the millenial voting block. it is one of the most economically chalingd generations in many -- i think ever actually in terms of the disparity and so what does that mean in terms of the kind of decisions that are made. and why are they attracted in one form or another to certain candidates in an environment like that? i think it's a really important conversation for us to have. there's almost a disconnection between action and voting. >> that seems so boring compared to like nude images of trump's wife or talking about the food fights that are happening in the election. how do you resist the candy that's all over the place, that has more and more coverage and there's mehdi coverage and the social coverage about the coverage? how do you resist that urge or try to fight that when it's everywhere? >> the key to that is you have to know who you are, know why people come to you. they know they're going to get the real deal. get now they're going to -- there are plentyf

and they asked millenials about their work. one greater flexibility or work schedule or where they work like working from home at the office every day. but big thing, the young workers believe is that it's good to be a work martyr. >> hmm. >> all right. here's what we mean. vacation or their down time. >> they are actually afraid or worried about taking time off. and 48 percent of millenials think it's good thing to be a martyr. >> none the other generations again xors think that at all. >> it's no the just in theory either. last year oh 24 percent of millenials did not use all of their vacation time. experts think this is because the 20 and 30 somethings came into the work force during the recession, and when they finally found a job they needed or wa power to keep it. >> that distrust of job market is still creating work force that doesn't seem to benefit of getting away from their jobs. doug arms is talked about this here. there seems to slight shift with employers making people take their allotted days. yeah i mean doug has

and what is the millenial perspective and the millennial voting block in this election. as an important arbiter of what the future could hold it is one of the most economically challenged generations in many -- i think ever, actually, in terms of the disparity. and so what does that mean in terms of the kind of decisions that are made and why are they attracted in one form or another to certain candidates in an environment like that, i think is a really important conversation for us to have. and finally this interesting thing about millenials being very interested in what happens in the world but almost a disconnection between action and voting. >> that seems so boring compared to images of trump's wife or talking about the food fights happening in the election. how do you resist the candy that's all over the place that seems to be just more and more coverage and then there's coverage about it and then it's on your social feeds and then coverage about the coverage. how do you resist that urge? >> i think that's the key thing is you have to know what you are and why peopl

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wealthy millenials do not tie themselves down by overusing credit. when you're not paying down debt, more cash is available for investing. finally, aol's study shows that wealthy millenials set clear financial goals and stick to them. in other words, they make their of course, building wealth is not easy for anybody, but they say their first move was setting a goal and then dumping debt as quickly as possible. >> tia: this morning we follow a rapidly developing story out west. 4,000 people must evacuate right now in northern california. four homes have burned to the ground. firefighters are struggling to get this wildfire contained. this is called the clayton wildfire. several structures threatened right now. thankfully no fire is only 5% contained. >>> well, also happening right now, more than 10,000 people are homeless in southern louisiana. the federal government has declared a major disaster for this historic flood. some places near baton rogue got 2 1/2 feet of rain since thursday. what's scary is more rivers and creeks are expected to burst the

like many millenials part of what drew him to the campsite, the amenitieamenities. tents and stoves along with stand up paddle boards and kayaks. it also provides easy access to wi-fi. although camping has always been about connecting with nature. for younger campers, it is about staying connected. three out of four millenial campers use social media every day while traveling and seek out activities worth sharing. we want that photo. for me i want it for memories. of course, i think you can generally say we want to post it. and share it to our friend on facebook, instagram, snapchat. >> reporter: for those people that say this is not camping. how do you respond to them? >> i say camping can be whatever you want it to be. i think as long as you are getting into nature. campground of america, the largest system of campground is taking note. they survey thousand of campers for the annual camping report and designing 500 north american campgrounds to include features younger campers value. toby o'rourke, chief franchise operations officer. what the research tells us, se

also high college debt being paid for by both students and parents and the millenial's lack of disposable income all contributing to a slowdown in restaurant visits and another factor keeping average folks from dining out according to mcdonald's ceo. >> there is a widening gap between food away from home and food at home where the commodity decreases have been passed by the grocer and the food at home is -- is -- there's value to be had for families there whereas with others there is a price inflation environment. >> mcdonald's, burger king and chipotle have all seen a slowdown in sales growth and this year's second quarter, but things may be turning around. >> they have seen the sales slowdown for sure. it's been, you know, kind of clear from the first quarter into the second quarter so it's there, but, again, you know, it made -- it may reverse itself. there is some evidence that we've had an improvement in the month of july, you know. maybe even -- it might be slight but we've seen an improvement in the month of july so who knows if this is going to continue. >> the npd group paints a

tech startups are not just about young millenials. a growing number see a big opportunity by targeting boomers. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, august 11th. >> good evening, everyone. and welcome. it is hot outside, and even hotter on wall street. not one, not two but all three of the maj indexes we follow for you here on "nbr" closed at records today, something that hadn't happened simultaneously since 1999. back then technology played a big role in driving the markets. a combination of factors that boosted investor oil prices, strong earnings from department stores and positive news on the jobs market. let's get right to those record-breaking numbers. the dow jones industrial average added 117 points to a record 18,613. nasdaq up 23 to a record 5228 and the s&p 500, i'll say it again, gaining 10, a record 2185. as for domestic crude, it settled up more than 4% on comments from the saudi oil minister about possible action to stabilize prices. bob pisani at the new york stock exchange has more

maria: carolyn, you're in touch with lots of millenials, you have got a great site there, levo, are millenialsnt debt on epic rise as we discussed earlier. and the requirements in the jobs that are being created. so we saw with the jobs report that there is significant increase in jobs coming from i.t. so i would be very curious to understand how many of those new jobs are being filled by millenials be equipped for those types of jobs. we still have disconnect between way we're equiping new generation to enter workforce and types of jobs. maria: what you said, mismatch. skillset, miss match. >> absolutely. it is interesting too, obviously as you go down the list, the people with college educations have the lowest, not only lowest unemployment rate but greatest job participation but many of them are working at jobs beneath whatev they went to school for. not associated for what they went to school for. >> they are underemployed. caroline, you make a great point. seeing i.t., coding jobs are so hot right now. from development and, just, whole i.t. industry. but we are not getting the skillset ou

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is it really millenials talking or millenials they haven't yet encountered, responsibility for own actionse says say. charles: people say if you're not a liberal in your 20s you don't have a heart, with you in your 40s, if you're not conservative you don't have a brain to keith's point. hillary going after corporate profits. that is huge red flag. she has to do this, right? we've begun building great utopia. freedom from wont, fdr's fourth freedom. why would companies invest, why would they innovate if there was no profit motivation? >> well, listen, i think there is a lot of fear-mongering going on here. 77 months of consecutive job growth. a lot of income issues we're dealing with as keith knows are not unique to the united states. a lot of westernized democracies are struggling with income growth. we're going through major period of economic change, turn of the century into the 20th century. a lot of struggles not related to politics. the fact we don't make things the same way we used to. we're innovation based economy. i think these are economic issues that are bigger than this. you kn

basically her campaign millenial media director said that song really depicts who she is. what she's about and how there are so many important issues this election. and so they support it. and the star studded video online, it was 2 million people saw it on youtube. 31,000 loved it. >> what's the cartridge about this. >> i think it's just people expressing themselves, social media, you're able to say anything you want at any time. and with no recourse immediately depending on if it's a threat or not >> let's talk about the talk show. we know hillary clinton made the round on jimmy kimmel talked about her health, apparently they didn't get everything they wanted. >> nielson showed a .6 ratings which is the millenial crowd she is devil trying to pull over >> jimmy kimmel is the young males, that's the group swarming -- if there's a group swarming towards donald trump it's definitely younger re >> what makes things worse, seth myers had henry wingler on, same rating. >> the fonzi: not exactly sure what that means for the clinton campaign >> that's how the campaign goes now, t

. >>> still ahead, one firm says now is the time to buy netflix and it's betting big on millenials toelp send that stock higher. our call of the day later on. >>> plus, bull market troubles, one firm that's keeping top strategists up at night and why he says the rally may finally be running out of steam. much more "fast money" right after this. >>> welcome back to "fast money." health care was the worst performing sector falling nearly 1%. the nasdaq posting its first back-to-back losses in two months. here's what's coming up in the second half of "fast money." netflix suffering after a bold call from an analyst and how high one analyst thinks the stock could go. that's later and apple could be launching its own version of snapchat next year. too little too late? a special report this hour. for those betting this bull run has legs think again. markets continue to hover around historic highs our next guest says he's looking at things that could cap stocks. julian emanuel for ubs joins us here at the nasdaq. always good to see you. >> and you. >> what is that one chart that has you worr

millenials are shunning credit cards up for a new way to borrow. survey showing more than half of homeowners who have also owned a home for three years or more and take it out a home equity loan why are they turning towards this kind of risky borrowing what are they spending their money on. >> they are taking out home equity loans to go on vacations and i've been sitting here that's the number one thing. no other age group does that. they feel entitled to that vacation. there to do whatever it it takes. no one would advise you to borrow against your home for a vacation. this is why people got in trouble in the last rising -- housing crisis. they take it out these home equity loans. and not a great move of course. it's also interesting what they value. former generations saw their car may be a huge big house and material things millenials value experiences so it makes sense the vacation thing. they value vacations. you charge a trip on your card. have i just don't spend money you don't head. and by the way we did a study earlier in the week of that

millenials are thinking the house is investment, not so much long-term asset. taking money out of long-term asset, which is their house and putting into short term depreciation jewelry or vacation. david: reminds of 2006, 2007, 2008. >> we know how that movie ended. david: we know exactly how it ended. melissa? melissa: u.s. navy firing warning shots after another close call with iranian ships in the persian gulf. this as we learn new details about the $1.3 billion payoff we made to iran. david: war of words on the campaign trail. it is getting hotter than ever. donald trump slamming his opponent in new hampshire this afternoon, calling hillary clinton a liar who paints decent americans as racists and bullies. and of course we just heard what hillary clinton said about him. melissa: yeah. clinton hitting back at trump at her own event in reno moments ago. >> from the start donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both

>> it could mean trouble with millenials willing to ditch brand name companies for new >> the banks have not realized how different this generation is. >> max levchin, co-founded paypal, early investor in stripe sites a survey saying 70% of young adults would rather go to the dentist than to a bank. >> they don't have a problem putting their social security into a web form. they have a terrible problem going up to the tell ter in a bank and figure what you are suppose to do. this is so inefficient, why am i in this stodgy, outdated room, empty and marble-laden. >> not just about technology. there is also a question of trust. >> the millenials, they're basically formative experiences, the financial crisis. they're the one whose really dent trust the banks don't trust the banks. >> and we know that the banks serve their own interests more than those of their consumers. basically that you helped create. >> well there is no question the crisis demonstrate the that the system didn't work. and when you looked at -- the aftermath of the crisis what needed to be done, you had to make sure banks

. >> the millenials, they're basically formative experiences, the financial crisis. they're the one whose really dent trust the banks don't trust the banks. >> and we know that the banks serve their own interests more than those of their consumers. >> you are criticizing a system >> well there is no question the crisis demonstrate the that the system didn't work. and when you looked at -- the aftermath of the crisis what needed to be done, you had to make sure banks got back to the basics of banking. and they had to address the trust issue. >> in the meantime, fintek started take root. in the last year and a half. investors have poured $20 billion into the sec on. including this banking insider whose personally invested in dozen fintek startups. he says beyond making banking convenient, the companies can offer options to lower income families that can't afford to bank at banks. ten million american households don't have a bank account. >> it is more expensive for a poor person to use the banking system to exist than for a wealthy person. how is that possible? >> ther

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john: what's the pitch to the millenials. mike: come out. and you can me your interest and there's a national park. come out and experience it. john: several of our callers are concerned whether the park service has enough funding and whether it's properly taken care of by congress. what are your funding challenges, do you have enough to keep the parks going? mike: we do. congress has been helping us as of late and had modest growth and reaching out to new generations and dealing with our infrastructure. we're 100 years old and have things to refurbish but we're on the trend. we think it's going the right way but want to make sure the american people very much support that. john: you're here with us on the mall. where is director john jarvis? mike: in yellowstone national park and there will be a few people at the roosevelt arch where theodore roosevelt celebrated years ago, along with a lot of other people. john: director jarvis had an editorial in today's "washington post" and mentioned a lot of those that work in the park service end up s

he said more and more classrooms are using technology as a way to learn-- and millenials are in high demand in those classrooms. and the best way to connect with them-- through social much more technology in the classroom, so bringing in these young individuals who have literally grown up with it, will help reach those students of today who were born with it marissa tag the district still has hundreds of positions to fill-- they say theyll continue to fill that throughout the school year. mk-- 13an. coming up... coming up... a new art sculpture in northern eyebrows. why? stick with us. and -- an update on the historic floods taking over the what red cross is calling one of the worst natural disasters since superstorm sandy. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government i hope the

>> clearly the millenials are down on cereal.ny kids do you have? >> ten boys. >> stop it. do you have pictures? >> of course. what kind of father would i be? rnl rnl >> you would be an awful father. oh, my god. so you wanted kids? >> yeah. >> here we have another man bun. i want to let you know this is a safe space and i want to help you help yourself. are you aware of the problem that you have? >> i think i am. >> join the brave feminist movement and remove all of our makeup here today. >> hey, can i talk to you for a second? wow. rejection hurts. >> no man has ever told me to go into the kitchen and make him a hot dog. >> have a nice day. >> what did he just say to me? did you just tell me to have a nice [ bleep ] day? that's [ bleep ]. you want to tell me how to have a nice day, how to live my life, you with your white privilege, you would never understand what it's like to be me in this world and having a very nice day. oh, no. you and your barber shopping. you probably pay your taxes on time. >> jo, what are you going to be

also shows clinton beating him bay bigger margin among millenials who supported bernie sanders.k at those numbers. the poll has him favoring hillary clinton 72 to 11%. it is just the latest in the series of recent polls showing the democratic nominee leading her republican rival by big numbers but the developer of a question and answer smartphone app says the surveys are all wrong etch tells "usa today" his app poses questions to an average 100,000 users a day and his data suggests trump will win in november. according to the newspaper, the app asked user, quote, new polls suggest trump is getting crushed by clinton. do they reflect how you're going to vote? "usa today" reports 60 parts of users said they'd vote for trump compared to 36% for clinton. the developer explains the differences by telling the newspaper, we're not a poll, we're a conversation. and 100% anonymous. people feel comfortable answering questions without fear of being bullied or being called a racist. he goes on, people can express themselves safely and get a pure answer. heidi is a senior political reporter