>> reporter: a skill most millennials have. colleges are holding mass competitions and companies use a scoreboard as their starting point. what they want is a deeper, more objective look at a person's social skills or analytics or problem solving. >> every game has its own folk point but we keep it short to about 10 minutes. >> reporter: former deutsche bank trader sean mccormack thought wall street could use its own concept. the reason we chose a stock trading game and the reason they're excited, it's about lowering the barrier to entry. right now financial services is intimidating to a lot of people who might be very good at it. and by making it as simple as buying and selling and climbing a leaderboard, these are things people understand. >> reporter: it's not a cakewalk. >> by these shares -- >> reporter: there are rules to follow and risks to manage. barclay's, a backer of stock fuse, wants to make the game part of its hiring process worldwide. >> there are 20 people this year who played the stock fuse game who actually re

i think what we just heard from the millennial. i like to say i'm a millennial too but i'm really not. is really what these surveys are saying. they don't know what they want. it sounds to me is kind of a selfish. it is not socialism what they want. or democratic socialism or communities. they want the goodies of capitalism. the whole foods. the apple store. the they don't want the government taking over that. they want to take from the very successful who made all of the money in this very merit okay us to way you can make a fortune today and [ slow down ] >> i'm going to agree. i think this boils down to a difference in terminology. capitalism and socialism have dictionary the definitions that of course we are different associations and images that come to mind. if you phrase the question differently to millennials and ask what they prefer in terms of economy? the vast magenta majority of millennial would prefer a free market economy. >> you still have politicians as pointed out on both sides on the right and left bashing compani

the bottom line is a millennials better off buying or renting? and the answer to that is -- eleanor: too close to call. tom: that's the kids go to. john: too close to call for this week. but wait a minute. i think we got a flash here. no, no flash. next week. [laughter] john: predictions, pat? pat: bernie sanders will demand and get a prime time speaking slot at the democratic convention and use it to launch what is basically a revolution of the left of the neo-socialist left which will be enduring. eleanor: i'm going to have to second that but refine it a little bit. he will go back to the senate as the senator from vermont and he will join forces with elizabeth warren from massachusetts and if the democrats gain control of the senate, chuck schumer will be the majority leader and you've got a powerful legislative making and maybe passing corps that will assist the democrat who's in the white house. and i'm not going to name names. john: tom. tom: in the coming weeks and months, we're going to see a much more relentst against senior leaders of i

or being millennials.rst. >> by 2020, 40% of the electorate are going to be millennials. the things they're concerned about, the economic implications they have post 2008, the issues with health insurance not going through the jobs, these are things political parties need to be aware of. the other interesting thing there is disparity between women and men, inequality in college admissions and graduations, fewer are staying home with their parents. deirdre: it's all about a job and employment. i'm assuming most of the people, ron, don't want to live with their parents but that's what they can afford, is that your take? >> that's right. yes, there is underemployment. the cost of student loan debt and the cost of housing is skyrocketing, especially in areas where millennials can get jobs. the trifecta of awfulness, and you're right, the political parties have to do something, donald trump, now that hillary clinton has been doing awfully with millennials has an opportunity to say what he's going to do to make

' expectations have not caught up. >> if you are not a millennial. there is big consequences, because it affects the rent prices when more people want to rent. tell us about that. >> you have kind of a double wamy where home prices have gone up and people can't afford to buy. as a result you have a larger population of renters in the bay area. we have a fixed supply of rental housing and that causes it to go up. >> do you see any end to this. >> we are hopeful except for myself as a renter, we have noticed that the rent prices have started to moderate, down roughly 2% from six months ago. it looks like there is some relief for renters. >> maybe being informed how much money you have to put down might help. >>> back to mike and keba. >>> the zika virus has major league baseball changing its schedule. today the mlb announced it will be moving the pirates mariner series out of puerto rico. >> spread by mosquitoes and linked to birth defects and paralysis. it has spread po 37 countries and expected to hit the gulf coast in the coming weeks. >>> good news

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what is the trend with millennial and investing?erence in the world and doing that in selecting. >> green energy where are you going with that? >> social an environmental, education, health and wellness energy efficiency. is that because they feel an obligation or a responsibility like where is that coming from? j well plane yas are first generation to grow during thage on demand information we have accelerated empathy for environmental challenges. millennials believe they can make a difference and with 30 trillion dollars of well transfer scmged to come to millennials over next jns, this is becoming more and more important. >> let me tell you why investing world is considering this important as a millennial yourself you can weigh in. by 2020 generation xx plane yats will control off of assets for about 30 trillion dollars that was provided to us by keeper so a lot of money invested. >> i'd be interested to know if millennials i'm not investing in solar if they continue that or get older don't you get more jaded and dissolutioned i

mic is a leading news and digital media company for millennial's by millennial's.rted a website in 2011 five years ago with my lifelong friend chris. to build a trusted news brand that 18-35 euros, the college-educated young people in america, come to on a daily basis to get their news. wouldn't someone of that age go to another site? what makes your site different from theirs? back in 2011, i was a journalist in beirut and we were seeing the arab spring and millions of young people around the world in places like egypt, tunisia, cairo, iran, rising up against the government. the u.s. occupy wall street and we knew millennial's have a distinct worldview that is different from previous generations and that 18-35-year-olds consume news in new ways. long gone are the days when young people by a physical new york times. as news consumption was changing and the voice and the perspective and the minds that of a generation -- mindset of a stories thate told reflected the way the generation sees the world. how would you describe your editorial stance? center right, left? w

his latest effort is a 25 million dollar campaign to get more millennial voters registered to vote andopefully to back his climate change agenda at the polls. tom steyer joins us now to talk about that as well as his new partnership with labor unions targeting the presidential race. >> great to be here. >> well, i want to ask you about your millennial vote campaign. your nonprofit group is working on getting out the vote among young people in seven key battleground states. how do you plan to do that and why is this so important to you? >> millennials are going to be the biggest age cohort in the 2016 election, more than the baby boomers. it's really important for our democracy that they be educated about the issues, that they understand how important this election is and that they participate at the polls. so we want to be, you know, we want to do as much as we can to make that education happen, to have the voter to voter contact that we think is at the heart of democracy and make sure we have the broadest possible democracy in november. >> time and time again election data has shown t

you are not, bruno, a millennial anymore, are you? >> not a millennial.e pulse of the millennial generation. you feel that you do. you have done some work, some research and background. >> done a little bit of work, yes. generally a bad idea to bet against the american consumer. millennials are increasingly becoming part of the american consumer, in fact, they're the growth engine. the biggest generation, about 90 million people. they're big and growing rapidly. they are about $2 trillion in income which is expected to quadruple over the next decade and they consume differently than other generations. >> that's for sure. in the tv business a lot of times we break down ratings and demos. i always wonder. the 18 to 20 -- they have no money. why do you care? everybody says you advertise to them because you want to -- i don't know. >> brand loyalty? >> you want to get them early? is that the rationale? >> it's late teens to early 30s. so a lot of them are already, obviously, generating income, in the early stages of their professional life. >> to me. you ough

millennials are so infantile they can't -- except for in new york city millennials actually live with other millennials and pool together to afford the high costs. >> they're not all infantile. >> my point is what makes them so infantile they can't get out and get out of the house and leave their parents alone. it's ridiculous they remain burdens to their parents. >> are you living with a parent right now. >> i am living with myself but i was actually -- >> how is it. >> it is phenomenal. >> i did talk to one of my friend that does live with her parents, but she is living with her parents and taken a job. >> i don't think there's anything wrong with it. >> this is called deevolution what's going on here. in the old days, the olden days when neil -- before neil was born just right before in the 8 1800s the young people took care of the old people. >> there were actually more millennials living with their parents than now. >> right after they fought in wwii they started living with their parents? i find that really hard to believe. >> well, you travel the world, go to italy, to france,

millennials, their parents.... and their grandparents....ren't planning enough for the future. >>> a new survey suggests that millennials, their parents and grandparents aren't planning enough or saving enough for the future, and the future certainly has a way of showing up eventually, and when it does, there's not enough cash to live on. chris clack ham has the story. >> reporter: millennials need to look no further than their parents or grandparents, three quarters of those asked in a survey expressed serious regrets over how poorly they've handled their money. >> the biggest financial regret that americans have is that they didn't start saving for retirement early enough. >> reporter: failing to save for retirement is a regret millennials can quickly reverse. >> you are just starting to work. you can give up a couple of lattes and a hulu subscription. >> reporter: they conducted a survey of states that offer the best services for retirees, like health care or nursing homes. >> we looked at living facilities, independent living, assisted l

i'll show you findings from a millennial mortgage tracker by le may. 37% of millennial mortgages in thetwo years were government insured fha loans. women were listed as the primary borrower on 31% of those loans, the average score for female loan complicates was 724 and the average age is 30. let's compare to men who is listed as the primary borrower on 66% of loans. their average fica score, 727. just for context, fha is only 22% of the general loan population. young people are using fha because it is low down payment option which allows for slightly lower credit scores. but you do have to pay that mortgage insurance premium. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> let's bring in joan caymans and nella richardson. welcome to you both. joan, are you seeing that millennials are less hesitant about buying or are they still hesitant? are they suffering sticker shock when they see what it costs to get a mortgage or what? >> i think i see a little bit of everything. it still comes down to their jobs and what they have saved and understanding the expecttations of what it takes to purchase a pr

derek thompson is the senior editor for "the atlantic" and recently wrote about millenni s millennials "the wall street journal" reported they spend as much as $20,000 an hour for these consultants. who are these companies that are spending that amount of money? >> $20,000, right. it's really across the board. you have fast food restaurants. you have tech companies like oracle. you have companies like hbo, who are spending money not to learn how to treat the millennials who are their own employees, but rather how to reach millennials in this age of media fragmentation. it really is across the board. >> when we were all 20-something, the age range of millennials, i don't recall anybody trying to figure out what do we need to do to figure out what you guys like. >> so therefore, why? >> yeah, what do they want to find out? and ask them, derek. >> i feel like this is one of those timeless problems. people have always been confused about young people. there are plato quotes about it. the bible has chapters about this. there are always a few people ready to monetize that timeless problem. h

you are a millennial. most millennials are leaning left, that's safe to say. is that the kind of stuff that would draw a millennial into the conversation? i know it doesn't work with older voters. i think what's really drawing the millennials is giving them free stuff and giving them free school. twhrament they are getting all their momentum. then it's a pop culture thing to promote bernie. i see people with bernie sanders socks. charles: jenny, ted cruz, he's boxed into this corner so to speak. i think's a true constitutional conservative. but he had to make deals that people who are watching, they look unsavory. it looks like he signed a deal with the devil to make this thing work. every time he does something like you probably should do like win delegates at a contested convention is turned upside down and he's made to look even more like a villain. >> he's working weren't system. the republican party and the way this convention process works is a representative democracy. we go through the process. the delegates are he atlantic or appointed order elected t

thanks for joining us. >>> can millennials save the housing market. don peebles is going to weigh in next and starbucks has a customer suing the coffee chain over the amount of actual liquid in its iced drinks. is the lawsuit without merit or could it put a line on starbucks. that's coming up next. want to track mortgages? diana olick has more on this innovation. diana? >> and why do we care about millennial s and their mortgage, kelly? >> because they have peak ed. now after more than a decade of growing urban concentration, the millennial trend of downtown living is in decline. granted many of these millennials who are living cities will not be able to buy a home, so they'll be able to rent in the suburbs. there's still a great debate about whether lending is too tight or too hard for young buyers to save if a down payment. i will not argue that here but i will show you findings from the new millennium mortgage tracker from elliemae. 30% were government insured fha loans. women were listed as the primary borrower on 31% of those loans. the fico scor

her challenge will get that from the millennials. from bernie sanders. millennials traditionally don't gene just vote. they want to make a change in the world. you have got the trump enthusiasm which doesn't wane, it gets stronger tonight and next tuesday as well. this is the danger for hillary clinton suddenly on the ground. he's strong than mitt romney. >> what about the never trump folks? that adds to enthusiasm for her. there will be people saying this is the person. charles: the longer bernie stays in this the more difficult it is for hillary and the more power. what does she do to get bernie on board with as many supporters as he can bring. >> they specifically embrace and show the democratic party we are in this together. donald trump will struggle uniting the party and he does need republicans to win. it's not about turning out those white working class democrats. the problem for both candidate is because they have such high negatives, a lot of the turnout will be based on opposing the other party. sometimes that's not enough. you have to excite

we're told millennials are not looking for '50s collectibles. they have their eyes on well made furniture, and even vintage typewriters. >> more than one million people are diagnosed with cancer every year in the united states. while patients are undergoing life-saving treatments, it's important they get the emotional support they need to keep them going. a local man has stepped up to help those diagnosed with cancer. awl harris is the founder and president of team overtime, and they have a big event coming up. al, thank you for being here. tell us why you formed team overtime. >> about three years ago, i had a few family members going through cancer, starting with my older cousin. she had stage four breaster. my younger cousin had brain cancer, and my wife's step-father had colon cancer. >> that's a lot of people. it takes a village, but it also takes a village to really provide the support network for somebody going through cancer, right? >> exactly. that's one of the reasons, that's basically the main reason why i created team overtime, becau

baby boomers are more likely to use some equity line, and the millennials credit cards twice as muchbaby boomers and 80% over 50%, but still healthy with 80% using the savings. >> how does that trickle over to homeownership, because 90% of the users are homeowners and so many millennials are renters and can you not capture the customer base? >> yes, so it is true that 90% are homeowners, but in the past few years the millennial s as a twice as much to move, and that is wi they are spending less. kitchens and bathrooms are big, but they are not wanting to spend as much as the baby boomers, but they are spending and the priorities changed over time. we saw a few years ago that people were saying that it is mainly for resale value, and we are not doing for it the ourselves, and now people appreciate that they can build a beautiful home for themselves across the board and now they are saying that the major reason to do it is that now we have the time, and number two reason, 35% are saying that we finally saved the money, and more a percentage of millennials saying, yeah, we have a home,

more millennial to live in a home where the never before. 32% of millennial star crashing rather thanh a partner. in 1960, an all-time high of 62% of 18 to 34 euros bid with a part of roommate. just one of five are living with their parents at that time. factors such as did that come the high cost of first time since i've been expected wage growth are expected to play a role in this trend. tonsager make sense of the shack up with mom and dad, you don't have to do laundry put dinner. golden state warriors have their backs to the ball after being beaten again by the oklahoma city thunder. the nhl playoffs pittsburgh penguins versus tampa bay lightning into a deciding game seven of the eastern conference final. and then there is this. the crazy laugh 143 million views for that chewbacca lady. there is a video on facebook and we are going to have the storage the default video. right now you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ i don'or wonder whether i theshould seek treatment.c. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment

this memorial day, millennials outnumber baby-boomers.: young adults between 18 and 32 are become to become the standard bearers for keeping tributes to america's war dead alive. here is national correspondent jeff barnd. ["taps"] jeff: criticized for holding cell phones above all else, millennials will inherit something far more meaningful that past generations learned to cherish. honoring those who sacrifice their lives for all of us will become their responsibility. >> i know that we are supposed to remember something. i am not exactly sure what it is. >> i think we are ungrateful. >> behind every memorial i see thousands of lives sacrificed. >> they would rather have us their deaths. >> it started out of decoration day, born from the civil war and designated to decorate graves of the comrades who died in the defense of their country. it has evolved to the unofficial start of summer with family gathering and parties. >> the pool is usually open. ice cream shops and stuff. jeff: technology has changed but human behavior has not. millenn

>> something to look forward to i understand more and more millennials are now living with mom and dad. >> reporter: that is right, pew research center fun one-third of people age 18 to 34 lived with their parent. the reasons for that are soaring rents and also heavy student loan debt, and this is actually the first time living at home has out paced living with the spouse for that age group since record keeping began back in 1880. wonder what mom and dad think of that, jim. >> i'm wand fairing mom and dad are charging the millennials rent. very quiet. >> reporter: interesting swing. >> i paid rent. >> don't that he that as me living with my mom and dad but it is an interesting idea. >> we will check in later next half an hour, thanks, jill. >>> imagine this ordering a pizza and having it delivered by a cop. it happened in lincoln park, michigan. pizza guy was hurt in the accident so the responding officer pick up the pie, checked the address and noticed it was just a few blocks away. he would figure to deliver it himself and that had one hungry customer certainly surprised. >> i'm like

when you speak to millennials use buzz words. like up cycle and cynergy, we have no idea what it means. we know what we are supposed to like. it is sad. hipsters today are letting the hippies of yesterday down. depend on the man. i want more government in my life. we worked so hard for you to say that? >> what is it about -- steve burn -- what is going on? just a general question? >> are you the host? i do -- i appreciate capitalism. i will be celebrating capitalism. i am going to go to starbucks and enjoy the free wi-fi as i tweet on my iphone and then when you hear the tire wheels screeching that's me pealing out down fifth avenue in a sat burn with the moon roof down. >> you are a big star. >> you reached that point? and it is a moon roof and not a sunroof? >> three years on basic cable television. >> if you like sullivan and son, you can thank me. if you hated it -- they can get you a moon roof. >> not one that opens. >> he was talking about teching and maybe that's it. young people are always texting and they don't capitaliz

millennials in the polls. overwhelmingly leading toward hillary clinton and and match up with between the two. what does he have to do to get christians and millennials on board. >> for millennials it will be a challenge. donald trump embodies a lot of the negative stereotypes. stereotypes, old rich white guys who think highly of themselves. charles: you sell the republican message to millennials and you have been successful at that. >> my advice to donald trump is this. broad yourself as the true outsider. continue to show hillary clinton as being bought and paid for. donald trump is someone that can rail against the political class, young people do not like establishment politic, they do not trust washington, d.c. to get problems fixed. if donald trump want to focus on those issues he can do a lot better with young people and the polls will start to shah relationship as we go toward november. charles: a lot of the money coming from wall street. is hillary clinton beholding to wall street? i have asthma... ..

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why should the millennials in this room, the largest generation in history, and millennials all over the country think that they are going to do anything different? speaker ryan: first of all, you should want to be competed for and not taken advantage of. -- not taken for granted. second of all, you want to find who is a conviction person and who is not. who is telling you what they actually believe. by the way, you will get a pretty good bs monitor as you watch this more and more who means what they say. the key is the person who is running for office saying what they are going to do. if they get elected, are they going to do it ? that is what matters. is it just bluster or are they doing what they said they would do? are they pushing the cause and fighting for the idea? the last thing i wanted to say is get beyond emotion. don't base your decisions on emotions or make your arguments based on emotions. go deeper than that. go to reason. base your decisions based on reason, logic, principal. find out if a person actually has that, if they are taking their decisions and filtering them

a large portion of younger gop millennials also are in favor of legalizing marijuana. position also on global warming and other environmental effects, that generation is much more in touch with that. and differs from the mainstream sentiments of the party right now. >> party leaders are mostly resigned to trump heading the ticket in november. but many republicans aren't happy with this unexpected turn of events. >> i don't think i could vote for donald trump in the general. i certainly will not vote for hillary clinton. but i won't vote for a democrat. >> thank you all for being here. >> while some republicans aren't sold on trump, state republican party chair jim brulte believes the democratic nominee will unify them. >> when this primary is over, i assure you the republican party will come together, because there's no one in this room and there are very few republicans in california, who want hillary clinton to have barack obama's third term as president. >> we're going to take back our jobs from china and japan. >> still gop leaders acknowledge they need to proactiv

stephen: you have the two biggest groups being the biggest -- the baby boomers and millennials.en is that baby boomers have entered a wave of downsizing. that is the reason is happening now, probably the most important one is that they home equity is now whispered -- restored. you have a junior finally moving out of the basement so they are free to downsize. at the other age of the age spectrum you have millennials who are actually saying, i'm going to wait longer before it by the when i do them i'm not going to go so far out like people before he did. i'm going to buy some nicer. i'm a little older so i can afford something nicer. they both now want something similar. it has pushed prices up as well. the average price for a starter home is no longer quite what you would expect, but it is actually gaining. that is a price point which is seen the most action for first-time buyers. the average home price in the u.s. is about $225,000. joe: another trend we are seeing is a rise of multigenerational leveling. what are the economic forces behind that fact? would pointe people to a de

according to millennial it does. i don't think bernie sanders could last one day in a minimum wage job at disney land. and here a guy living in a shack with a dirt floor because he played the victim and wanted to blame the system rather than do the hard work to make sure that he could make it in america. when he did get his first job it was a government paycheck and has been ever since then. the bottom line is disney employs people all the way up to the executive levels, both in california and inside the country. >> thank you guys and lady. eric what do you have coming up? >> democratic senator elizabeth warren blags trump for wanting to profit off the housing crisis. but apparently she profited from flipping houses. and san diego lawmakers --. the cashin' in. see you at 11:0030. >> up here first. taking a road trip this weekend? enjoy low gas prices whilev >> -- skiddish when you hear trump say we're going to save the coal industry or any industry. including fossil fuels. no question it makes it more expensive for u

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you say that the millennials of the ones who will be needing and moving islamic banking forward. of the important drivers has been millennials. it is a very latecomer to islamic finance. last year was the first year that it happened. the local banks didn't even have windows. to provide these activities. this is what has resulted in an outflow of funds. outflow at its may sure that islamic finance can move ahead. that is one way where the young people are driving these activities. oman is potentially a new area for this. still in the scheme of things is important because there is a lot of asset management going on. >> what you think is the biggest challenge that islamic banking faces as it tries to move forward? public policy. 57 islamic countries. part of government. nothing can happen in the market without the activities of government facilitation. whether it is regulation or a legal framework. consumer protection. it doesn't happen if you don't have the activities. forces want to cooperate. ministerr saudi publicly say anything about islamic finance. it is the single largest ma

it's not just at the federal level. >> i would like to see millennials be more resilient. make the wrong decision but you bounce back from it. >> i'll never forget the day i lost more money than i should have ever in my life. my mentor sat me down and called my father on the phone and said you know what your father lost day, my father was so let down. it taught me about risk. >> why did he call your dad? >> that's brutal. >> you never did it again. >> it worked. >>> next, we answer your facebook questions on the real world after college coming up. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ ♪ >>> it's facebook monday. the graduation edition for today's show we asked our viewers to send in whatever questions they had for us on college and life beyond. let's begin with kimberly because she's texting. what did each of you do after graduation? immediately after jobs, peace corp. >> i went straight to law school three weeks late