>> i think jonas likes to think of himself as a millennial. >> millennials get a bad rap. baby boomers steered all the policies towards them. if now millennial, look, we've always been saying kids today, you know, with elvis we thought they were bad. when you get older, you stop blaming yourself. all of a sudden generation-x people are like i'm not so bad. by the time you're 80, you're like, i'm the greatest generation. >> oh, my gosh, we're taking hits right and left! john, please save us. >> this is not about entitlement or psychoanalytical babble i'm hearing. and it's not political, either. i deal with kids all the time. they come in entitled, they come in expecting that everybody gets a trophy. that is the problem with this generation. they don't think they have to work to have a home like their parents have. you need to put risk and rewards in there. reward good behavior, punish bad behavior. no one isling to do that. because you want to sit around and sing with these kids. >>> thanks to our millennial who are not self-absorbed for joining us. >>> the one bargain that

so we have millennials on our ships around the world.etty: but the cruising industry does not live and die by getting millennials on their cruise. onored crarnold: they do not live and -- no, it does not live or die, but you want to build your base for the future. betty: still to come, the one destination that every cruising company is ready to court. how big is china going to be? arnold: it will eventually be the largest cruise market in the world. ♪ betty: the cruising industry has built its success in the west, but halfway around the world, there is another market on the horizon that could change the game completely. richard: the demographic shift in china and the growth of the middle class is one of the biggest single demographic explosions in history, one of the big demographic shifts we have gone through has been the baby boomer generation. it has been an enormous and that bubble has dictated a lot of american industry. what's happening in china today makes that look insignificant. betty: royal caribbean ceo richard fain says that

millennials do cruise because in our brand, families cruise.s on our ships, and those are often, you know, young people getting married and they have chosen a cruise as their, not only their honeymoon experience but their actual wedding experience and their wedding reception experience. so we have millennials on our ships, you know, around the world. betty: but the cruising industry does not live and die by getting millennials on their cruise? arnold: no, it does not live or die by it, but obviously you want to build your base of followers for the future. betty: still to come, the one destination that every cruising company is crazy to court. how big is china going to be compared to north america? arnold: eventually, china is going to be the largest cruise market in the world. ♪ ♪ betty: the cruising industry has built its success in the west, but halfway around the world, there is another market on the horizon that could change the game completely. richard: the demographic shift in china going into the growth of the middle class is one of the

anything that gets them active and competitive, very big in the millennial space. >> millennials is quite a large group, right? so to think about -- can we think about millennials as a group to target? some are having kids now. which changes things. >> i think it's hard to pigeon hole millennials. bust i think one thing that seems to be crossing generational gaps maybe it's just a sign of the times, is that millennials seem to spend money where they can have the most impact. so, even if your brand is about quality, which is a great thing, it needs to be about more. it needs to be about impact as well. >> is there a way to reach millennials and other generations using the same kinds of marketing? >> i think at the end of the day when you look at how to target customers you shouldn't be look at it as i'm looking for millennials, saying i'm looking for john a 26-year-old, he loves gaming, his big thing to do in the afternoons after his -- gets home is to cut steam with five of his friends at a bar. that's the hyper targeting that's going to make your business successful. not this big swath o

>> when you look at how to target customers you shouldn't be look at ooims looking for millenni millennialsm looking for john, his big thing to do is gaming. that's the kind of hyper targeting that's going to make your business successful not thinking how do i get this big swath of any generation, boomers, xors or any generation? you can't target effectively on almost any budget. >> to your point, go find john and ask him. >>> let's go to the next question about new hires. >> as we're on boarding new employees, how do we make sure they buy into the ethos and really understand the driving company culture as we're scaling up so quickly? >> you and i have spent some time talking about this off camera. it's really important that you do this. what ideas do you have? >> well, i think setting a good example. you know, radicle farm has such a great vision. they have to show that they're not just about the bottom line in growing their company. they're also having an impact on culture, the environment and policy. and i think giving employees opportunities to engage at that level will really set the e

what gaming industries are doing to lure millennials and turn around the rough year. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, september 29. >> good evening and welcome. just one day to go before the end of the month. and september sure hasn't been pretty for investors. all the major indexes, equities that is, on track for declines and once the book closes on september, it also closes on the third quarter. which could be the worst quarter for stocks in years. but now, attention turns to the fourth when football games and investment years are won or lost. this year's fourth quarter has at least four challenges that will determine whether 2015 turns out to be a winner for investors like you or a loser. >> challenge number one, china and the global economy. the world as thomas freedman wrote is flat, interconnected. that's one of the ki lessons of 2015. when china. hes, the world catches a cold and china's slowing economy no one knows by exactly how much has spelled trouble for commodities, oil and metals most notably. it's also meant harder tim

now they one in three american workers is a millennial. succeed. >> we need these young workers. they have lot to contribute. >> ahead on "sunday morning," hit the workplace but does the workplace know what hit hit. >> osgood: julianna margulies is an emmy winner. as the new v seeing on. >> julianna margulies is beginning her 7th season as "the good wife" publicly stands >> does she stay with peter or does she -- >> what a way to put it. >> i think she loves peter. i don't think. >> do i disgust you. >> ahead. julianna margulies. on screen and off. >> osgood: could the smell of success be a phone call away. afternoon inventor thinks so. >> look at this place over here. >> do could capture but scents as well. >> if you could send a tweet that communicated that. >> that would be very interesting. >> ahead. >> osgood: as we membered the culture and entertain. >> so much for to fall that leaf peeping. we preview the bounty of the seasons in movies, and art. >> are people allowed to go under? >> they are. >> pull you have a chair and oversized offerness of fall. >> osgood: questions f

more than one in three workers are now millennials. >> what did the market research show up? they were weird. >> you didn't -- >> this clash of generations has been parodied on youtube. >> the video knocks both those boring over the top training films. >> did exactly what was asked. expect a raise and promotion. >> thanks. >> assistant manager. >> the video was made by age 39 a member of generation x who works at bedrock media. >> i don't think of this general operation as the most self deprecating generation. >> he estimates three quarters of his audience are millennials. iep if the truth sometimes hurts. >> that is a big, in my opinion, issue in our generation. >> we don't particularly respond to criticism and want praise. >> she created the blog to share advice and network trying to enter the workforce. although she spreads her gospel online now receives. >> you want to you in double, triple digit likes in the next hour or two. it fees like, i failed. it's the instant gratification cycle that is a problem in the workforce as well. >> she points ointment the craving for pos

you suggest millennial surpasses.not another word for lazy because i completely disagree with that. >> i don't agree it is the same word. millennialist have been passive. they voted for an outsider candidate in 2007. is supposed to be the outsider to shake up washington and change the system and may step back and hoped he would do that. what he has done has not been what he said and not what they want. they have been passive until now and i think they view their hope in obama, the hope and change they want and he completely lied to them and let them down in a lot of ways so they say what is the point, let's vote for another outsider like donald trump or bernie sanders as they go into the same thing. stuart: we will take back because they are not lazy. we have a staff of millennialist on this program and they work like you would believe. >> we are hard workers and we want to pay off her student loan debt and we're looking for a candidate who can inspire the great american dream again. donald trump spoken, make america

pope francis is wildly popular among millennials.ontiff is also celebrated for his penchant for mingling with youth and making time during his whirlwind trip to connect with young catholics. chris hale is the co-founder of "millennial" and joins me from philadelphia. chris, what is it about this pope's message that resonates so well with young people? >> pope francis said since the beginning, no to a society that excludes. exclusion is a value young people in particular want to fight against. that message in particular has lifted up his message among young people. he wants a church where everyone is welcome. the church is not a toll house. it's the house of a father where everyone is welcome with all their problems. this message resonates with young people. >> what is it about this generation? if you can look beyond the catholic element here. is it a natural progression of inclusivity with generations as they develop? >> no, i think it's something that does stick out, particularly among millennials. one thing we've seen in the millen

. >> one of things about millennials would vote very different on what their parents or grandparentsid on these core issues. they are far more likely to know a muz limit a gay person far more open minded about things like marriage queament even equn choose with whom you are going to exercise that right. on all these measures millennials are much more supportive of what we would call a traditional separation between church and state, far more likely to know people not just like themselves, don't think and talk like them. cathemselves. only 21% of millennials voted in the mid term elections just two years ago. >> rawan masmoudi, will you sometime down the road see a presidential candidate that takes people as they come? >> i do, i do. i think america is still one of the most tolerant country in the world because we all come from different backgrounds, we all come from different religions and nationalities. it is a country of immigrants, this is what the country was built on, equality rule of law justice. i think america is getting more diverse and more tolerant, there is an extremist f

i submit to you these are all these folks, the millennials, all millennials.spend more time on netflix than they do on personal care and even eating. >> let me tell you what is so ironic. >> unbelievable. off the charts. >> we've run out of time, and millennials have changed stations. look at time. we'll have more. [ laughter ] . neil: welcome back, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. and you are watching "coast-to-coast" on fox business. we have a selling business going on, on wall street. the dow down close to 300 points. lori rothman, what the heck is going on? >> i know, we lost our bottom. the dow is off about 300 points today. obviously the jobs report setting the tone. let's look at some of these sectors because while they're all down for the year, there are particular stocks that are way outperforming to the downside, what the overall tech sector is doing. tech is down 5% on the year. apple down 18.5%, microsoft down 13.5%. off the 2015 highs. facebook off just over 12%. moving along to financials, so for the year, financials only down 8.5%, but you've got ban

>> i don't blame this just on the millennial generation.today are not willing to build relationships. it will not happen overnight. it takes time and effort. it is effort to stay friend with andrea. >> they want things and they want it now. now they see on an app if they can not make a friend they can hire one to run in central park with them. >> you look at people conversing, if that is a word, and they are making jokes and don't laugh. they are going lol. i am seeing human beings saying lol. >> people don't know how to communicate anymore. it is a lost art. the tinder nation -- i am writing a book. people are not asking each other out. it is making us lazier and intimacy is gone in friendships and relationships. and there is pressure to have a girl squad. taylor swift is getting heat for having a girl squad she rolls it. i think it is nice girls are supporting one another. i don't think an app is the best way. we have been friends for a decade and didn't meet over an app. >> no, met here at work and learned to trust each other. most loyal

what is the value of millennials media to aol? how does it help you grow your business?'re at a change here at online is changing to mobile. the businesses we are in and are part of, we were able to turn around and well through the transaction to a global partnership with microsoft. neilst announced with more all targeted at essentially what will be a major fundamental shift in what advertising is consumed and monetize video and mobile. marketplace where video and mobile will be about $40 billion each of new spending over the next three to five years. millennial is one of the best platforms at mobile space which will do programmatic advertising, driven by software. , the verizon subscriber base, we do multi-billion dollars of advertising revenue. for majority of that is software where advertising millennial as a big leg to our stool, a big focus around mobile advertising. a very talented team of people and a very robust top of our scale. scale onputting our their technology overall. a standalone millennial was a company that build up a lot of talent and a lot of technolo

the obama millennials 2007 guess what? they're now the trump millennials of 2016.one of them. we'll be right back >> you know what? it sort of reminds me of dr. frankstein. president obama creates this monster that wants something new and fresh and guess what inspect this time around, donald trump. we'll be right back copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine, stop taking spiriva respimat and call your doctor right away. side effects include sore throat, cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me br

the millennials do. they are starting with an economy that is bad.dent loan debt is out of control. i can tell you my daughter went to law school and she is so in debt. she better become like general counsel to ibm to pay it back. they have financial burdens and less opportunity, i think. and that leaves a lot of time for romantic things. >> what is going on here, andrea? why are you so quite? >> i was just looking out the window. >> she was checking tinder. >> i am thinking about my love life as we speak. i think you are correct. i mean that. i think people are on apps and an idle made is a devils playground. >> i think it is the generation of instant gratification. i think -- any way, they are not thinking about the future as part of the problem. the future is grim. i fall into that category by a year. i see it every day. with the economy the way it is, people need to work harder. the vilians never killed james bond but maybe political correctness will. say good bye to double 07's unhealthy life style and say hello to a new man into new bond novel

as soon as millennial's here that they will be like, that is not necessarily for me.harles: although they do change their mind. if you're not a liberal when your a 20 euros no hard and if you're not a conservative in your 40s you have no brain. there is absolutely no doubt that america is at a crossroads. described to some degree but president obama. i personally think is why they take others along for the ride. >> the pope in town we have the kingdom of god pinned down. i think that is potentially what the pope is trying to address this time. charles: you are the most skeptical so far. i remember in the pope came in the 70s. i was in high school. and then, of course, we went to a church in harlem. she seems to like some of the things he is saying and not some of the things he is saying. everyone is torn. >> i assume you're talking about pope john ii. thatthe 2nd. that was one who made clear the division of good and evil at that time, he grew up in communist poland, soviet dominated poland and the struggle with each individual is what makes religion real for people. a

and on the other hand the boomers, rather the millennials, which are in some cases their children whoeat, they had the memo of how important saving it, so they established that emergency savings account, they started to save for retirement at younger age, and be it coming from a smaller base, they are seeing progress in their financial situation year in and year out. >> i've got a theory on this, guys, and i'll share it with you. i think the boomers are paying for the millennials, their kids, and that's why their finances are in such bad shape. that's what i hear from financial advisors every single day. >> i think your theory is right on. meanwhile a great athlete and a great infrastructure, yogi bear. coming up next join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. : : and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell

what are millennials doing with their money?thing they know and love, technology, friendly companies that tesla, as they want to buy in this segment they feel this transparent. maria: is that when you are doing? you are a millennial. >> i wish i was savvy enough to invest in things like facebook and test lab. i should take a page out of tennis with's book and get on that. maria: how are millennials spending their money, i am left with the question, how do you expect him to have any money? talking about -- >> 1980 -- it is obvious nobody has money at that age. who are these people? >> it is pretty broad from 18 to 34, on the older end, a lot of them are dual income, married, have kids even, it depends on the scale you are, not everyone is struggling. the study we did, we actually found a lot of millennials have interests in investing, just smaller amounts. maria: as the group you want to go after. >> i have trouble speaking millennial because my children are older than millennials so i don't know how to speak the language. maria:

coming up, how the pope connects not just to the masses but particularly the millennials. >> anchor:we've been reporting, the american people have had an unmistakable look at the enormous popularity of pope francis the last few day, but his appeal extends far beyond the adoring crowds. with more than 23 million followers on twitter, the pope is one of the most influential leaders on the internet. as visitors line up to write prayers on strips of cloth at the cathedral basilica of st. peter and paul in philadelphia, 18-year-old cassie saidie has a message of her own, typed in 140 characters or les. >> thousands and thousands offering their prayers up to our lady. #beautiful #goodiswinning. >> axelrod: saidie is one of the 60 digital street team volunteers, part of a social media campaign called "pope is hope." >> i never thought i'd be able to come to philadelphia to see the pope, much less to document it and see it happen in person. it's incredible, probably a life-changing experience i'm sure. >> axelrod: in new york city's central park, 21-year-old mari eboli covered the pope's vis

still like other millennial not so nice words they used to describe their peers. [female announcer] through labor day at sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. >> grant: news tonight millennial largest living generation in the u.s. already more millennial < generation x and make up the largest percentage of the work force new study colonials more likely than older generations to describe themselves and their peers as self-absorbed to wasteful greedy. they also note the themselves more excepting of homosexuality interracial marriage more environmentally friendly have positive views when it comes to immigration. >> pam: >> pam: keep your animals and their children away from one california river plus a grand mother gives birth to her daughter's baby on usual will tell you about the complicated per one family that's disturbing charges leveled and faces allegedly being an international share of pornography r

>> i appreciate you taking the heat for millennials. but it's not just millennials. i have three different devices i use to access company assets. most of us have accepted we'll have a cell phone and a personal tablet and your work pc and most of us use a drop box or box or g-drive or one drive. millennials are certainly the most aggressive in that but it's everyone. i don't think we need to treat millennials as a problem. what we need to do is acknowledge that the workforce has changed and how people access data, how people access their applications has evolved tremendously over the last ten years and we need technology and policies that embrace that change. trying to be regressive in saying i'm going to lock you down, you're not going to be able to access data except on a company pc in a company environment certainly will work for a select number of organizations. but if you want to recruit the best and brightest and you want to embrace a workforce that is mobile and collaborative, you can't go down that direction. so, we need to be thinking about, again, how do i

. >> don't we have a millennial segment coming up? neil: yes, we do, millennials are doing something that shocks charlie. saving money at a greater rate than charlie. which is a moot point, charlie doesn't have to save money? he goes around town saying how can i spend all that money? that dilemma is safe. mano y mano. >>> congress is back in session, charlie loves this time of year. and eric trump, donald trump's son, certainly up to the task of being great in the trump administration. i think the kids have effectively said they're not interested. we'll ask eric himself, not only what he might do in the future, but what his dad's administration would look like if he ever makes it to pennsylvania avenue? can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? . neil: all right, if you have a flight booked on lufthansa, you might want to look at alternatives. the air carrier is cancelling

we found that millennial's in particular are very interested around college affordability, for obviousns. anyone who is going to be addressing that particular issue somenk is going to have great ways into appealing to millennial's. guest: did he say north carolina? we want to make sure we are working with folks down in north , and that -- one of the reasons we wanted to do this poll early was that we needed to this is not about seeing who becomes the nominees, but really finding a good way to share this information with candidates and being able to really push that. we hope that in north carolina you are able to utilize this information to make sure that black women and black man and the whole community comes out. north carolina is an exciting state. many lack --so black people and universities. make sure you turn out that vote. leroy,here is leeway -- for michigan. an independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. emphasis on of science, mathematics, education in the black community. immigration you did mention. community, spanish especially the arabic community here in michigan,

of $1.75 perfer share is a 31% premium to millennials priced at wednesday's close. boeing with no net orders with the iconic jet. the airline canceling orders for four other planes. there has been little demand for four engine jets in the past several years. tesla's ceo elon musk says will bemodel x delivered september 29. mark: a judge in california has signed off on a $415 million settlement in antitrust claims involving apple and google. plaintiff's claim those two and others conspired to avoid hiring. the judge ordered 40 million in legal fees, have of what had been requested. wanting to consolidate his hold over the brooklyn nets and nba team arena. post" says the russian billionaire is close to finding the nuts and barclays center. that is a look at the top stories we're following at this hour. coming up in the next half hour, we will tell you how jack wire wire -- jaguire inventing the brand. serena williams one match closer to winning the grand slam. mark: we will hear from the ceo on that -- from the tennis channel on the rising cost of sports programming.

and alone millennial buildup a lot of talent and technology.ll be able to game change the ability to be an impact player across entire global. olivia: you lit -- use the language this adds another leg to the stool. do you feel you have the scale you need to compete with facebook or could we see a lot if youher target? >> look at where the marketplace is with google and facebook, both companies have done a good job of holding up platforms. i would say we are the third platform company. if you look at what we have accomplished and googles and techcrunch and in the advertising platforms, programmaticaround advertising and now we add millennial to it, as a customer around the world interest it in marketing and marketing to digital consumers, i think aol has to be on the list with google and facebook, and they think we are the third player in the game and will aggressively pursue that in the years to come. it is a very large growth marketplace. olivia: we are all excited to see what you're going on with goat 90. his is a pared down video service aim

millennials moving to their mobile device. many over 40% never had traditional tv.advertisers and brands trying to reach that segment. we put together a social entertainment platform for a mobile first generation. it's about creating the best content, having the best of live on demand, merging content with the web. then creating a compelling experience around that content. we know that consumers use 47% of social media when they are watching content. so we created a sharing experience where you can cut and clip and share your personal favorites with friends and fans. so it's all about creating fans, not viewers in our product. >> you're using the ad model. you're not a subscription service. you are going to make money theoretically by selling ads for this, which is the old fashioned way. why did you decide to go with that business model? we also know we need to create a compelling experience for consumers in exchange for that. we think we've done that. we do have aspirations at some point to do subscription. primarily it will be ad subscription now with the opportun

. >> do you realize that millennial's will take 25000 selfie's in their lifetime. that is according to research who make tooth whitening product. they said millennial's spent 54 hours per year taken selfie's, met nearly half have taken a sexy selfie, and many practice their expressions. >> we come home with me? two. >> just out of curiosity, if i were to go upstairs and grab wrinkles and run out the back door, you would pop call please would you? >> yes i would. >> okay i better find a dr. than. >> i was looking for a few old stories when i came across the one about sprinkles the grossly overweight cat taken in by sos. >> you are huge. >> that put cap put a spell on me. >> that is a lot of cat. >> i thought i would go down and hail sprinkles a visit. >> she looks better doesn't she. >> she is still a big girl. as we drive down let me refresh. when she was first found she weighed as much as the average 4-year-old person. more than 33 pounds. she couldn't stand up or roll over. >> she look like a labrador retriever. >> she is doing great, she was 33 pounds when we go

. >>> if you know a millennial that's self-absorbed, they might agree with you.ccording to a new pew research poll, millennials have negative views of their generation. more than half of those age 18 to 34 describe themselves as greedy and wasteful. other generations viewed themselves as more hard working. one good thing though. millennials can boast about that they are environmentally conscious. >> i'm not greedy at all. >> okay. >>> it is now 4:57. people all cross the state taking matters into their own hands in the fight against flames. what's now being sold in stores that could save your home from fire. >> reporter: and here we go again! the transbay tube is about to be shut down. coming up next we'll tell you what you need to know to get >>> good morning. we're going to start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. lots of cars already hitting the road and the weekend is that much closer. >> the holiday weekend. >> that's right. >> yeah. >> good morning, i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday, everyone. it is almost

that's according to a new report on the digital habits of millennials. 18 to 33.sers take note, it's the middle aged shoppers, what we more kindly call generation xeres, that are spending the most online. good morning. >> morning. >> so the middleabled a e ed mi aged are the big spender, but the report is on millennials. >> the 18 to 34-year-old segment has long been the focus. not because of their spending power, it's a little lower than average, but it's believed if you can establish loyalty to your brand early on in somebody's life, you have a better chance of them maintaining that brand loyalty as a person ages. so that's why there is this focus on the younger segment. >> before we work our way through the metrics, let's punch out the fact that facebook still has an astounding performance, despite what some people may say. >> yeah, we are not seeing any evidence that millennials are reducing their time spent on facebook. somewhere about an hour of their time per day is spent on the facebook app. in total, they spend about 4 hours a day online. they're very hea

coming up, one in six working millennials living with their parents. how t >> we have karl rove on monday. meanwhile the stocks to get millennials out of their parents' house. real estate. >> they are bringing in the money. digital realty. >> what if tenants run out of money? >> staffing in growth sectors like medicine. >> the firm does well. >> what if businesses go out and they don't need employees? i don't like it. >> that's it for forbes on fox. have a wonderful weekend. keep it here. we continuewling and cashing in. [ chanting ] >> donald trump rallies rocked by immigration activists. they hate his plan to build a wall and send immigrants back. and the pope will be on their side. he wants us to open our doors to immigrants. who's got it right, the donald or the pope? welcome. our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan cheffield and juan williams. welcome, everybody. who's gotle it right? the proteers and the pope or the donald? >> the donald. we need the secure the border not just for national securit

that's important because this was an analysis of millennials, and millennials aren't that into cars,ot of them like the urban environment, into ride sharing. so if ford can turn that around not only good for the mustang, good for the auto industry. >> well, i'm not a millennial but i rented a red convertible mustang. i get it. >> i see it. >> i can see you in it too. thank you so much. have a good one. >>> thousands of migrants arriving at the hungarian border crossing and coming up we'll have a full report. small, medium, large and extra large. if you need less data, pick small. if you need more, go with extra large-- a whopping 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per phone. pick a size. change it up anytime. it's the simple way to get the best network. and now, get $300 when you switch. only at verizon. can this much love be cleanedrlin' by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah. one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. le

they are so rough on the millennial is.aria: we are rough on the 20% which is a small number is the automated or you get the money taken out of your paycheck. when you go to pay your massive student loan does come you don't even account for the money and the automation has been making ginger are a lot of people. maria: interesting to see the savings mentality. i've always been a big saver but it's nice to see we are inching back towards saving. not getting any return with zero interest rates. >> the long-term picture is alleged. we are the only developed country that has millennial is. the only way they are going to grow their wealth as to the equity market or real estate. the long-term secular market part of the story is even though they seem to be delayed. it's a delayed demographic. but there are going to be significant components over time in our common stock market. maria: do you look at millennial south investor, wilbur? is this a portion this a porsche in a this a portion you see is impacting how you allocate money?

ulist millennials have the overhang of student debt.etting a job, sure, you can for me to household, but the you have the mortgage?get a medical that dust tails with a guest we will have the next -- betty: that dovetails with a guest we will have the next hour. costs mba at harvard $60,000 a year. why is that relevant in this economy? people getting their mbas are desperate to go out west. betty: why not? brendan: we are moving to san francisco. thank you. food for thought coming up in the lunch hour with the harvard business school dean. to keep mbas relevant in the economy that is changing. still ahead, game, tv set, match. the big picture of tennis and sports on television. ♪ matt: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i have your options insight today. first off, as we approached the top of the hour, let's take a quick look at housing. major averages extending the rally. dutch let's take a quick look at how the major averages are extending the rally. another 138 on the doubt. the s&p 500 up 1%. dow.other 138 on the the manager o

and a lot of millennials aren't going with investors.tage are kind of trying it out, maybe trying some of these automated rowo investors, so they're not going the -- robo investors, so they're not going the traditional route. neil: caleb, is the trust in the market there, or by putting it in indices or index funds it's a safer, less sort of manipulated route? >> well, i think people are looking for security, especially young people. we've grown up in our formidable investing years seeing stock market crashes, massive economic downfall in 2009. so we're definitely looking for ways to rebuild trust. and i don't know if it's necessarily there yet. you have 93% of young millennials looking at a market and saying that there's two reasons why we're not investing. it's because we think that it's too volatile. we also lack the financial literacy to understand what is a proper investment, what maybe would be a proper amount of risk as compared to being a little more conservative with building your portfolio. so i think it can go both ways, but i

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thank you. >> your millennial talking to a lot of baby boomers and maybe gen xers. is your generation going to be more critical in their thinking. >> i think we are ready are, i think where more savvy about communication technology because it's all that we know. that's part of the reason i've been able to write this book the way i did. to think about as a viral media event where no one else has come to it before. people in my age tend to think of four dimensions. we are trying to thinking that way. when you look at what happened with radio, there is someieve indication that children and young people were actually lessh likely lead to believe in the broadcast than adults because they knew the medium, they knew orson welles from the shadow and other things like that. adults who didn't really understand the power of the theater or the mind or the way it worked, were more likely to be deceived. that may not translate intoa critical thinking but if you grow up with this on these media technologies you're better able to see what is going on. >> when the second world warr

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