millennials in the 2016 vote. cycle after cycle, young voters have been portrayed as a sleeping enjoyment, a secret weapon, the analyst's fondest dreams, and for a long time in elections, failed to live up to the hype. but wait a minute, we're talking about election day 2016, believe action is important. but not vote. is not voting a political statement too? chelsea henry is with us, christian wilson will and tristen, take it away. is that a responsible choice, a legitimate choice? >> i can't say that it's responsible. i think that the participation is uniquely tied to our life, and mock, that's how it works, but it's important to take note that when such a large swath of people choose not to participate, there's something fundamentally wrong with the system. and we have to find better ways to engage. and we have to be innovative and creative in how we reach people. we obviously assume a lot of the information to be the outlet. and we have to figure out how to keep with people as we move. i think that this particu

everybody dismissing millennials and so on. i've never gone in for that stuff, because as i student of history of course i know what nonsense it is. everybody plays the hand they're dealt by history. boomers didn't have the dust bowl and the depression but they had vietnam. the value and the power of institutions. so your conclusions about whether millennials can handle what they have been given by circumstance are probably shaped by the ideas that you already hold about the country, regardless of how old you are. if you think this country always eventually figures it out with its great genius of a self propelling institution, it would be easier to conclude good times are ahead. if you've already come to the idea that some very old chickens are coming home to roost. and americans have painted themselves into a corp, your prognosis is probably a little drearier. as the father of three millennials, kids that i adore, i find myself comforted. i think that we're going to figure it out. and on the eve of the powerball can only ask,

whoever is going to win needs to care about the millennial vote. but however, with millennials, the number one issue that they care about is the economy and jobs, and the second is college affordability and debt. so while social issues that you brought up are important to many people, when it comes to voting, young people care about being able to have a job after they graduate and graduating with less be debt. so whoever the candidate in 2016 is that's going to win will have to appeal to them in not a pragmatic way, but in a way that makes sense. >> you know, al ish a. young ever voters have been the dog that doesn't bark. they talked about and promised that they're going to make a big impact. and we heard david talking about it a minute ago, but yet they have underperformed as voters. do you see that changing? are you a voter? >> i am a voter, and i do agree that a lot of people choose not to vote a lot of times, it's out of -- it may be out of -- they don't have a candidate that they care for, or they're kind of indifferent. i see a lot of indiff

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jonathan: millennials are taking d.c. by storm. they found the millennial population rate grew leaps and bounds. so we're joined by bob who is taking the time to be here. >> thank you. jonathan: my are the millennials targeting d.c.? this is not the cheapest rent district. >> so our index looked at millennials from several categories. affordability is highly ranked and we did poorly on that. but access to jobs access to amenities being in a cool down was equally -- cool town was of greater importance. access to jobs is number one. if you recall the great recession of 2008 happened. but didn't happen here. jonathan: to a lesser degree. bob: the rest of the world it happened so droves of the millennials came here due to jobs. they were born in 1981-1999. jonathan: missed the bad hair decade. bob: 16 to 35 years old right now. jonathan: who do they bring to the party? bob: they are very very smart. mission driven and the largest population in the world. bigger than the baby boomers. we better pay attention to what they want. they are

>> those millennials. minutes away from tonigh tonight's powerball drawing. >> what you're about to see is lesson about why you should make sure you get the correct numbers. >> 62, yes, 63, yes, powerball 70, yeah. [ cheers ]. >> yeah ! >> oh. yes. >> that was the scene at a new jersey restaurant after saturday's drawing everyone jumped for joy one of the bar tenders got a text list what he thought were winning numbers it turns out the numbers were from last wednesday's drawing. >> no. >> they jumped around excited for what 20 minutes. >> it's sad. >> and if they had actually won each employee would have taken down a cool $22 million despite the mistake the group is playing again in tonight's drawing and we wish them luck. >> not more than us though. >> true. >> speaking of the powerball we will have whipping powerball numbers coming up next on the news at 11. numbers coming up next on the news at 11. >> stay with us. >> right now at 11:00. dramatic res okays in prince george county and firefighters pull t

because millennials are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area.. than their room. now, the 20 and 30-somethings are getting credit for what's called "bleisure" travel. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :34 - :38) "this is the business traveler who tacks on leisure travel to their trip, hence 'bleisure' travel" orbitz editor jeanenne are offering business travelers ...even more leisurely things to do. ...and notes that the airline industry is taking notice.. offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :57 - 1:03) "and we'll see more spaces for laptops and tablet storage in seats in newer planes coming out in the new year" so, she says millennials are again driving change...but like all travelers should booking spring and summer travel right now. chris clackum, nbc news. mark's in now with sports - a busy day on the hardwood. (mark) lots of action coming up from division 1, naia and the high school courts. that includes the iowa state men looking, on the road at

that's what millennials respond to.he oold language and expressions of doing things. we see that happening right there. and i think that's really resonating with them. >> do the millennials feel like their vote counts so they will actually show up to caucus on monday night? >> i would say generally with millennials there is a distrust in government. there is a distrust in the process that it will actually work. that they will actually make a difference. but from the college republicans that i saw here on the ground in iowa, they are excited to caucus. they are really eager to get out there and hear from their fellow iowans about who is the best candidate. i think from the couple that i have talked to they are n between just a couple candidates. it's down to the wire who they really want to support. >> who is your wild guess most millennials will be be their favorite come monday night on the republican side? >> i have heard a lot of different names. i have heard a definite rake. >> did you hear my name at all. >> rubio i

millennial voters do not believe that the government has their best interest at heart. fernando: and is there something, aside from the feeling and the sense in the country that the government' not working as well as it should be, are there particular issues? driver, but beyond that, what do you see? steve: bernie sanders and martin o' malley and hillary clinton have all used that as a rallying cry. republicans rely less on younger voters. younger voters make up a smaller portion of the republican primary and caucus electorates. we' re talking about iowa and new hampshire, you' re seeing some candidates say, hey, it' s time for new leadership. marco rubio, for example, is one of the candidates in the republican -- fernando: well, i want to ask you about that, because he' s made that argument in a very clear way. yet, he has, at least seemingly, very little traction in the polling. what do you think is the disconnect there? steve: well, look, i think that because younger voters make up a very small portion of the republican primary electorate, that' that' s well-served f

alex: you have probably been hearing how millennial' s art technology and picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the spot. you' re unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) o.k. they' ll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. is folgers in your cup alex: welcome back on this sunday morning. millennial' s are now dominating the workforce but a lot of the time they lack the advice that they need on how to handle their money. jazmin walker has some tips that can help. >> pay off your student loans. jazmin: rochelle smith says millennial' s need to focus on long-term financial goals first, especially after landing their first real job. >> millennial' s are the largest generation in the workforce some of them in the technology industry. jazmin: it is not the time to spend big on a luxury

they listen -- they have been able to recruit successfully amongst millennials.hat's who's going to be their most athletic and really spirited fighters. and that's who day go after. and you all have done a very good report recently about some of the videos that they've put out and how well they've been put together, to specifically target millennials. now you're seeing this. these are tech-savvy people. and we have to be very aware of this, not to give them cannon fodder, but in the long run, fred, this is the facts. they are a group that does discriminate. they are a group that does take hostages. they kill people based on their sexuality, religion, and color. listen, they're, you know, they're saying about america exactly what they do and so, i think the majority of people are just going to cast that aside. >> and then, how significant do you believe the arrest was recently in rochester, new york, of a man accused of plotting to shoot people on new year's eve there, and then claiming, you know, to be inspired by isis, and investigators even saying that they bel

how millennials are changing the travel industry. gabrielle: and coming up later tonight, for many kids, it's their favorite part of the school day. recess, of course. it comes with many parts. we will expl them. he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the conservative you can trust, to fight for our beliefs. right to rise usa is responsible michael: when you're traveling anytime in 2016, you will likely notice new trends taking hold. gabrielle: and you can thank millennials for making it happen. chris clackum explains. >> millennial business travelers are credited with changes in the hotel industry. >> they have money to spend, but they are not loyal and they are looking for an authentic experience, more technology driven. ch

. >> and plus, a millennial magnet. the new rankings released showing how many young professionals are flocking to . >>> all right, welcome back. time now, 4:42. and looking at headlines around ohio. starting with two fate is senators who plan to go around the state to see what all of you think of marijuana. they will be at cleveland state university next week. >> the tour will help lawmakers decide how to move forward on this issue, and they're looking forward to hearing your input -- input on this. >> and the state is showing you new guidelines for pain killers like oxycodone and spenta nil. and they're suggesting other alternate stuff like pain therapy. it will show if patients are pain medication. >>> and 4:42 on a wednesday morning, next on good morning cleveland, it sounds like a movie script. the drama is very real here. why neighbors in l.a. are calling actor jamie foxx a hero. >> and plus, someone's loving it. the new unique venue item mcdonald's is releasing and where you can get it. keep it here. we're back i

chris clackum tells us you can thank millennials for making it happen. millennial business travelers are already credited with big changes in the hotel industry... "millennial business travelers have money to spend but they're driven experience when they're staying at hotels." the latest..rooms without a desk... because millennials are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area.. than their room. now, the 20 and 30- who tacks on leisure travel to their trip, hence 'bleisure' travel" orbitz editor jeanenne tornatore says that means hotels are offering business travelers ...even more leisurely things to do. ...and notes that the airline industry is taking notice.. offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. "and we'll see more spaces for laptops and tablet storage in seats in newer planes coming out like all travelers should booking spring and summer travel right now. chris clackum, nbc news. we could all use a day at the beach after dealing with this frigid here's a look at storm track seven live doppler radar. eil

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this after decades of millennials leaving the area. >> meg shaw is here with us. where does cleveland fall on the list? >> we did very well. the city is 8th in the nation for the number of young college age professionals. i wish i could say we hold the title solely, but cleveland is tied with miami and seattle. the growth of millenials took off between 2011 and 2013 and factoring out the education piece, the overall number of residents aged 18-34 jumped in greater cleveland, 4% from 2006- 2013, with downtown seeing the biggest payoff. the number of downtown residents aged 25-34 zoomed 76% from 2000-2012; however, one of the folks behind the study saidta one area that needs improvement is the lack of diversity. overall, that study, a thumbs up for our city. terrence? >>> meg, thank you. >>> right now, the military has suspended the search for 12 marines who disappeared after the helicopters collided off of the coast of hawaii. after five days of searching, no signs of the marines. officials say the decision to suspend the search was difficult. the marine corps will

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we are not really saying this is for millennials.e seeing senior citizens may be a bigger market for this. when you go to sharing network, then the millennial sees this and says here is an electric scooter which i can use and rent. particularly when it comes with a solar charging devise. emily: you are testing an suv in detroit. what is the vision? >> we have been in manufacturing, utility vehicles since the late 1950's. that is one of our largest businesses. we are the dominant seller of suvs in india. we continue to do well. as you may know by now we like to think differently. we like take think counterintuitively. there was an article in a paper a couple of days ago talking about how they are not outsourcing anymore. that is where we felt we were tapping into a huge pool of know-how. who makes minivans the best? when warren buffett says that is the best way to be organized, to be multi-business, then world notices and knows that is right. or when google turns into alphabet. emily: you compare it to apple that? >> we have been doin

but it's not landing with millennials.e primary. >> let's take a look at how she stacks up against bernie sanders and millennials. 58% for bernie, 45 for secretary clinton. here's the issue. does it even matter? does the millennial vote even matter when you stack up democrats, hillary clinton blows bernie sanders out of the water, 62% to 30% among democrats. so, does this millennial vote really matter, sal? >> i think it does. i think it matters in both parties and i think this time around millennials are going to cause upsets in both parties when it comes at least to the iowa caucus. if you look at the cbs poll she loses millennials by over 50 points to bernie sanders. in that same poll 80% -- over 80% of millennials are enthusiastic and say they're going to come out and vote in the iowa caucus. now we know that millennials say they're going to vote. but a lot of times they don't show up. so if you go back to 2014, and say, you know, 35% of millennials showed up, you have a lot to worry about because there's 70,000 regist

i live in new york city, i am a millennial, every democrat millennial i talk to does not think he is an ideal choice, they are disappointed. they are coming off of the obama momentum, they see here as someone with a questionable past, if you look how she answered further down the line it was condescending, saying if you had more political experience, if you were not born such a short time ago you would know this just politics. these are serious concerns, she owes millennials answers. deirdre: it is everyone, a candidates credibility to key. do you think that is why senator sanders has a strong following? >> yeah, absolutely, one thing with hillary clinton, that we don't understand, and let me be clear when i say this, i'm not defending her, but i think she has a sociopathic mentality, she does not understand. that, i didn't do anything wrong. i don't know why you guys think i am so untrustworthy. but to your point, it not just millennials or people who are voting for first time who don't know about obama's hope and changey thing. it is grown ups and old people like myself who do not

the group discussed ways to embrace young workers and millennials new to the business world. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann joins us live in dubuque hopingngo focus on this year? several business leaders talked about the need to adapt to the changing workforce demographic this year. the baby boomers are retiring and they say we need to focus on keeping millennials in the community. with dubuque being home to two colleges and two universities, higher education administrator s say dubuque really is a college town. they say local businesses should provide internship and job opportunities to those college students in order to keep them fromleaving town after graduation. "we bring them in from out of state, out of the country to coco to iowa as soon as they get here they really like the quality of living they have here. " but clarke university president sister joanne burrows says, nation-wide, far fewer people are enrolling in college and universities. she says new college students are looking for ways to get a customized education, rather than taking a standard, college of courses to

millennial business travelers are credited with big changes in traveling. that includes hotel rooms without desks because they are more likely to work in a coffee shop or a common area of the hotel. >> millennial business travelers have money to spend, but they are not brand loyal. they are looking for an authentic experience in a more technology driven experience when they stay at hotels. >> reporter: the airline industry is taking note of changing travel desires. they are offering more seats with usb plug-ins on airplanes so you can charge cell phones, ipads and laptops. at least for millennials, of which i am not. >> i am on the cusp and i assume the title. i had to learn technology as it came about as i was coming-of- age. i don't consider myself one, disagree. >>> a 911 operator orders pizza while answering a call for help. rescue. where firefighters were battling an apartment complex fire. trapped in the apartment filled with smoke. firefighter climbed the ladder to the second story window and took the child. he lowered the child to another firefighte

lourdes: casi la mitad de los latinos elegibles para votar, son los mÁs jÓvenes, los llamada millennialsienden a no votar, es clave para todos y por eso los latinos no votan mucho porque tantos de los latinos son jÓvenes. lourdes: a traer a los jÓvenes a las urnas es un gran desafÍo >> tenemos que hacer mucho mÁs trabajo con ese grupo para asegurarnos que no solamente los nÚmeros sea de lo que estamos hablando, sino que la gente salga a votar. lourdes: se le debe buscar en los medios de comunicaciÓn y no solamente eso. >> los jÓvenes latinos son los que van a hacer la diferencia, y no sola ahora, sino mÁs adelante ¿dÓnde encontrarlos? ¿quÉ mensajes son importantes para ellos? lourdes: otro reto es la participaciÓn entre los hispanos la tasa a ido bajando en el 48% en la Última elecciÓn presidencial y 27% en la de mitad de periodo, se necesita que los candidatos se acerquen a la comunidad. >> desde afortunadamente en las campaÑas esa es mentalidad que solamente tres o seis mentes antes es cuando tenemos que escucharlos y nos ignoran. lourdes: los otros grupos de votantes hispanos son los

(nats: traveler with carry on bag) millennial business travelers are :06 - :16) "millennial business travelers have money to spend but they're not brand-loyal and they're looking for an authentic experience, more technology-driven experience when they're staying at hotels." the latest..rooms without a desk... because millennials are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area.. than their room. now, the 20 and 30-somethings are getting credit for what's called "bleisure" travel. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :34 - :38) "this is the business traveler who tacks on leisure travel to their trip, hence 'bleisure' travel" orbitz editor jeanenne tornatore says that means hotels are offering business travelers ...even more leisurely things to do. ...and notes that the airline industry is taking notice.. offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :57 - 1:03) "and we'll see more spaces for laptops and tablet storage in seats in newer planes coming out in the new year" so, she says mil

the millennials, although many of people in the on-demand economy are not millennials, they are peopleot dislocated and have not come back into the established workforce, they are operating on this high wire, maybe doing well but with nothing to catch them because none of these social insurance programs have actually moved into the 21st century. what my premise is is we do not -- are not going to replicate the 20th century model, it may not be government driven. it may be independent third parties, that could offer these. the idea that you could go from here down to which it hit the -- -- to where stuff hits the fan, that is a free rider program on all taxpayers. and i think we can frame this debate in a conservative way that says we have to try some kind of joint contribution models in between. what does it look like? could it be an exchange model? by the way most of this , on-demand economy would not happen if there had not been as -- been the aca, because the severance of health insurance and employment has allowed a lot of people to take this plunge into the on-demand economy. i sh

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we'll have a look at what millennials want in their next commander in chief. >> broncos mania. it's the second day of the magnet give away. we're about 30 minutes away from handing out the first one. there are four locations statewide where you can get one today. we'll have all the details for you. >> they're lined up already. them out, nice. good morning. marty coniglio, you have a storm in your forecast. >> we do, for us, later this week, we'll see 4-9 inches of snow in the mountains combined thursday and friday. this morning, the big issue is extreme cold temperatures. again, calm, clear skies throughout the central valleys. we'll go between 20 and 30 below in some of the usual areas along the frazier river. locally, you've seen 8 below at the airport in greeley. you know what, go right up into town. it's about 15 degrees warmer than that in the single figures. they won't really be very strong from downtown to the east. so you're not going to get a lot of wind from most of the metro area. however, western suburbs from we could see some gusty winds. miles per hour. whether yo

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fernando: so steve, tell me as you look at the panorama of this election, particularly millennial voters, what do you think is turning them on or turning them off? steve: well, i think it' s very clear that millennial voters, just like a large portion of the electorate, are really disillusioned with washington. re disillusioned with the way government is working. they think, depending on which side of the aisle they come from, they just think the institutions in washington have failed. so that' s why they' re looking at candidates like bernie sanders on the democratic side, who are promising radical change to the way things are done in washington, in addition to radical change from an ideological perspective. and also candidates like donald trump on the republican side who are promising to really shake things up here. that the government has their best interest at heart. fernando: and is there something, aside from the feeling and the sense in the country that the government' s not working as well as it should be, are there particular issues? i know college cost is a major driver, but be

show up in millennial.: so do you think the race this time around has gotten more millennials involved? and why is that? is it donald trump or bernie sanders or both? >> it's both of them. millennials are looking for someone exciting and outsider. they voted for barack obama in 2008 because he was the outsider and now you have ted cruz winning the vote there and bernie sanders debt desmating hillary clinton. i think in iowa he's winning 55 points above hillary clinton when it comes to the youth vote. ashley: is it good for trump or not? does trump -- can a very positive or negative reactions? does it benefit him more among millennials? >> well, it's interesting because the latest cbs poll that i mentioned about 42% about iowa millennials now favor ted cruz over donald trump and donald trump is only winning 28% of those. so when you factor that in, ted cruz could poll off a win since he's running neck and neck with donald trump, and of course i think the big story out of the iowa caucus and we look into it i

clackum has the details for us this afternoon. >> reporter: middle school business travel -- >> millennial business travelers have money to spend. they are looking for an authentic experience and more technology driven experience when they are staying at hotels. >> reporter: the latest rooms without a desk because be working in the coffee shop or common area than their room. now the 20 and 30 somethingss are getting cred for what's called bleisure travel. >> they tack on leisure travel to their trip. >> reporter: they say that means hotels are offering business travelers even more leisurely things to do. and notes that the airline industry is taking notice, offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. >> we will see more spaces for laptop and tablet storage in seat with the newer planes coming out in the new year. >> reporter: so, she says, millennials are again driving change. like all travelers, should be booking spring and summer travel right now. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> all right. time to get more details on the week ahead. a nice start to the week out there

. >> and you can thank millennials. details from chris clackum. >> reporter: millennial business travelers are credited with big changes in the hotel industry. >> they have money to spend, but they are not brand loyal and they are looking for an authentic experience and more technology-driven experience at hotels. >> reporter: the latest rooms without a desk because they are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area than their room. now the 20 and 30 somethings are getting credit for what's called bleisure travel. who tacks on leash chur travel to their trip. >> reporter: that means hotels are offering business travelers even more leisurely things to do. and notes that the airline industry is taking notice offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. >> we'll see more spaces for laptop and tablet storage with some of the newer planes coming out in the new year. >> reporter: so she says millennials are driving change but should be booking spring and summer travel right now. chris

. >> and now information is city in the country for a number of millennials getting a college education. meg shaw is here with us in the studio and where do we fall on this list, meg? >> the city is 8 in the nation. and i wish i could say we hold the title solely, but cleveland tied with miami and seattle. and they took off between 2011 and 2049. and fact -- 2014. the leave all number of residents ages 18-34 jumped in greater cleveland 4% from 2006- 2013&with downtown seeing the biggest payoff. the number of downtown residents aged 25-34 zoomed 76% from 2000-2012; however, one of the folks behind the study said one area needing improvement is the lack of diversity. nearly 70% of cleveland overall, that study, a thumbs up for our city. corrina. >>> i'll take it here, meg, with a live look outside this morning for you and this is in kent. the mayor of kent state university this morning, tera, still cold. >> and yes, still cold and has snow on the grass and not going to see me melting for several days until we warm up the temperatures. a lot of us sitting at the single digits and close to

millennials are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area than their room. now, the 20 and thirtysomethings are getting credit for what's called bleisure travel. >> this is the business travel who tacks on leisure to their trip. >> that means hotels are offering business travelers even more leisurely things to do. >> and they note that the airline industry is taking notice, offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. >> you will see more spaces for laptop and tablet storage in >> like all travelers, they should be booking spring and summer travel right now. nbc news. >> all right. still to come this morning, alyssa is getting an early morning workout. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. we just wrapped up group cycle. catching my breath. after the break, we're going to talk to some people about how they're feeling and how much a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. outside. hopefully you're having a relaxing morning, headed out to church services

because millennials traditionally voas democratic. >> they support more women than men, an important voting block to her success. >> clinton has surrogates out on the trail like 35-year-old daughter chelsea clinton. >> don't let anyone silence your voice. >> and using social media. she has to be careful not to appear too calculating. >> she's going to have to craft a message that is going to make

more than 80% of democrat and republican millennials both said yes. the article on 9news.com also includes views like police body cams and accepting refugees from syria. >>> the president will give his the white house says this year's speech will be nontraditional. 9news reporter whitney wild is president is likely to say tomorrow. >> he's likely to talk about broad themes and reflect on the way the country has changed in the last seven years. posted on the white house page, the president says he's optimistic for the year ahead. he wants to push for longer term goals that will take more time to accomplish. specifically he'll likely touch on what he calls his successes, such as lower unemployment numbers, climate change, and obama care. earlier today brandon rittiman spoke with nbc's chuck todd who said he thinks the president will use this as a platform to influence the 2016 race in order to avoid becoming a lame duck. we spoke with 9news political analyst floyd ciruli for his take on the speech. >> as this state of the union classically all about leg

because millennials are e re likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area than their room. now the 20 and 30 somethings are getting credit for what's called bleisure travel. >> this is the business traveler who tax on leisure travel to their trip. >> reporter: that means hotels are offering business travelers even more leisurely things to do. and notes that the airline industry is taking notice, offering, for example, seats >> we will see more spaces for lapp and tablet storage in seat with some of the newer planes that are coming out in the new year. >> reporter: millennials are again driving change but like all travelers should be booking spring and summer travel right now. chris clack um, nbc news. >> we should be planning our vacation. >> right. your summer, spring trips should already be booked. we will work on that. >>> tonight nbc 6 is taking over the florida panthers game. >> it's all happening at bb & t center as the panthers host canada's edmonton oilers. get who is be there? adam cooper steen and kelly blanco. she will mc a c/ntest featuring adam as a goalie as k

. >> i am a student and an elusive millennial that you spoke of. for me the flipside is that a lot of my peers and young people feel like just liking on something on facebook is enough and that is engaging with the cause. for me, as someone who has a see howand has tried to social media can be used to sustain involvement and go beyond the social media presence and i'm wondering if you can speak a little bit to that. there is a huge amount of engagement online with millennial's posting articles and commenting on political topics. when you ask millennial's what are the most impactful things they do to help their community, it's actually off-line or giving in theirlunteering community where they can see the people they are serving and work on things with their hands. it's giving money where they have confidence the money will be used for something impactful. i think there is a disconnect discoursebetween the and self-expression that may feel satisfying in the moment because you got three likes on the thing you posted. whatave to ask yourself does that

i think that the cauaus iss exactly the vehicle, to personalize the millennials and make the case that your voice will be heard. on that night in the caucus, it doesn't matter if you are the brand-new freshman in college and you may hesitate. one vote, one vote. i thinkt's pererct for millennials and both parties are reaching out to them. >> professor hagle, do you see a disconnect of the students us teach and what they say in class or the papers before you. and if they actually get involved in the political process. it's ironic, there was the referencncto randpaul. and go back two elections, ron paul, and older gentlemen that had the unique ability to bring in younger people. that this older guys in his 70s was able to bring in so many young people, how did that work? >> regardless of the age of the candidate, ron paul, or i would go back to barack obama, the candidate is able toapture the or how you want to phrase it. barack obama did that for the democrats and ron paul did it four years ago. and something about that and bernie sanders has a lot of pport for young people. and at leas

is that how she is going for the millennials? >> they love ellen. >> you saw the cut to the audience and they had a bunch of millennialss in the audience. this is the end of any dignity our leaders had. once in a time you saw ronald reagan appear on "what's my line" where they wore tuxedos and they were genuinely witty and elegant, and in a pursuit of a demographic she will never get she makes herself into a moron and a buffoon. that's the role donald trump should be playing, not hillary clinton. i am not a hillary fan, but she had a little dignity and now it is all gone. >> i don't know how much dignity she had. this is just showing her to be even less human than i thought she was before this. she is always reminding us she is a normal human being and how uncool are you that you make playing air guitar awkward? i don't have a problem with somebody appearing on ellen. obama has done it and i'm sure trump will do it. i don't doubt it. but it is the way she did it. it is how she does it. >> is she supposed to stand there and be lik

flub t >>> millennial's may be tech savvy but they also apparently rely on a lot of spellcheck.its spellchecker last week to find out which words millennial's flubbed the most. the most misspelled words include weird which is often misspelled as wi erd, definitely was often misspelled as the adverb defiantly, and it seems millennial's cannot even spell their beverage of choice, budweiser was also commonly misspelled. blend, that app contacted -- collected data from 200,000 users between 16-24 years old. it gets us every time. >> technically i am 35, i am just on the cusp of millennial's -- i, too, have this a weird and definitely gets me every time. >>> we are looking at scattered showers today, tapering off and try dry tomorrow, and then drive to the extent a forecast >> time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. we will see you back here tomorrow morning. narrator: today on lucky dog, we're hitting the books as one boxer mix studies hard to become teacher's pet. nicholas: my mom is a great woman. she's a great teacher, loves her kids. na

this bernie sanders phenomenon, it's driven a lot by millennials and younger voters.don't answer the the smartphones unless they recognize the number sort of thing. and social media. we have same-day voter registration in iowa. voters will decide at the last minute they want to go. you can register as a democrat or republican at the caucus site and i think a lot of younger voters will do it on a spur of the moment thing. >> you have the o'malley factor, not a factor in terms of winning and placing second but not reaching the threshold, viability and whatever numbers they are, they have to decide on which side to go to. >> i tend to think bernie sanders may be the beneficiary of that. i think a lot of o'malley people went to clinton and opted to go with o'malley but martin o'malley has impressed a lot of democrats here and be back here covering him some day. >> let's look at the republican side. donald trump changed his campaign in ways we can't even describe. >> it's difficult. i have to confess, i thought donald trump destroyed himself several times. so with that cav

the group that really drives it are actually the millennials. ask the millennials, very few, actually, a minority, want work for big corporates because of an issue of trust or transparency. the same as they would say about governments. so people will not be able to attract the talent if they don't make a responsible business model. millennials also say it is fine. that we have a certain level of well-being. but what i'm really looking for is a little bit more meaning. a little bit more purpose. they tend to look and seek companies that have that purpose. so putting that business model in place, like we did with unilever's sustainable living plan, we surged to now being the third most looked up company on linkedin after google or apple. or getting over a million people applying to us every year. and when we look at these people who come in, in the engagement scores that we get, we see that it is certainly driven by a purpose-driven business model. so attracting the right people, energizing the right people, are key ingredients for long-term succe