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doctor told us. >> most millennials believe that health care is a human right.ng and up seeing some people with coverage, some people without. that's what made me want to go into medicine in the first place. i would take a pay cut if it meant better care, easier care. >> you would be willing to take a pay cut. >> absolutely. >> reporter: he's not the only one willing to make financial changes. >> i think everyone deserves their right to health care. so i would pay more in taxes if i had to. >> i'm willing to pay higher taxes so all of us can get better health care. >> why do more and more millennials favor a single payer system over older age groups? health care horror stories on social media may be playing a role. one example is jimmy kimmel's viral story about his newborn son's heart defect. >> no parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life. >> reporter: millennials are more likely to rely on freelance work. >> right now i'm working three jobs and i don't have health care. it's frustrating. >> reporter: some conservatives th

to provide health care of the. >> millennials have too much faith in the government.ose it for a couple reasons. number one, it costs a lot of money. some might clues to go without for a year or so. that's not necessarily a bad thing. >> senator sanders is aware of these criticisms. >> people's taxes will go you. if you're a family of four and you're paying $15,000 for health insurance. i say you won't have to pay that but you will pay $5,000 in taxes. that's a great deal. >> how would you get that to pass? >> i have no illusion when we have republican leadership who wanted to throw 32 million people off health insurance, they'll be supportive. what i am very confidence it is not just young people. it is more and more americans. >> whether he'll be successful, only time will tell. but millennials are eager to improve the current system. >> we go forward with a medicare for all single payer program. >> thank you for watching abc news as always. we're online and on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you for watching. good night. >> hey, everybody. i hope you're ready

and a final point on millennials. i love millennials. i won my race because of millennials, but i'll say this. you know, i had a person in a town hall stand up and say, what do you tell my 18-year-old son who, now that donald trump's elected, thinks politics is not worth it and doesn't want to get involved? and i said this -- i tell him the same thing that i tell millennials who want to go make $1 million and exit after five years of graduating -- politics is hard work! my grandfather spent 35 years in jail -- i mean, 4 years in jail, 35 years fighting for india's independence. people have dedicated their lives for change. and i think we have to have an aspiration, but we have to realize that that takes years and decades of hard work, and the party is one of the ways to build to create that change. and so, that would be my hope, that millennials will keep their idealism, push us to have a great vision, but realize that it's not going to happen overnight. >> we have a hard stop at 2:15, and it is 2:15, so let me just add one last very qui

larry: speaking of the my -- millennials. this was millennial day. and erin hawksworth shows us how much fun the young folks had. >> in honor of millennial day, we are giving out the participation trophies for anyone who needs one. >> the trophy. thank you for showing up. >> millennial day at georgetown university. >> how did you do on the last test? >> c-minus. >> take one of these in recognition of the c-minus. >> fans who attended attended th against ucla didn't step on the field in order to get a trophy. >> the fans could buy tickets for half the game if they didn't want to commit to buyinging t or they could get in free if they held three jobs in three years. georgetown had all things millennials love. >> i love your shoes today. >> thank you. >> everyone was greeted with the praise. >> we are the class of 1985. >> fans love the dab friendly space and the selfie station with jack the bulldog. >> done it! disconnected. erin: for those who hasn't cut the cable, there is a place for that, too. >> you don't need cable anymore. >> georgetown soccer m

recent report from the american pet products association, found that millennials make up the largestwning demographic , at 35 percent, and, baby boomers come in at a close second at 32 percent. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >>> still ahead some say music brings people together like this. >> ♪ >> how the dave matthews band used music and the other famous friend toss heel wound the pain left after violent pro necessary their home town of charlottesville, we will be right at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. you can't fake steak. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medi

i think we're gonna see a new generation and style of women leadership in the millennial generation. don't think they're gonna take any of that sitting down. and it's finding expression in the courts. it's finding expression in complaints that are filed within their organizations. i'm encouraged by the pushback that we're hearing about. >> women are speaking out and saying something. >> yes, because otherwise, it would just be a silent problem. i mean, all of us -- every woman sitting at this table -- has a woman friend who has been unfairly treated because she's a woman. all of us have those friends. all of us may be those people under some circumstances. and i think that the generation -- and that's, by the way, as the boomer -- it's my single biggest disappointment that our generation didn't do enough. >> you'll often hear women say, "okay, fine. let's start our own companies." but those companies need money, and you'll hear women say over and over again when you go into the venture capital firm, when you go into the bank, it's usually men. they are funding the male companies. the

the lower level is where demand is strongest, especially from millennials. >> millennials now, surprisingly, represent the biggest cohort of buyers. they've spend $500 billion buying real estate in the last 12 months, the biggest of any generation. millennials are being forced to get creative because there's not that much inventory at their price point. >> reporter: zillow reports a third of millennials are not just using mortgages but borrowing the down payment as well from friend and family. a third are going over budget to get into a home. another telling sign, more than half of millennial buyers are dual tracking their searches, that is looking for both homes to buy and to rent, because they are not sure they'll be able to afford home ownership after all. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> let's turn now to mark vitner, the senior economist at wells fargo securities. nice to have you here tonight, mark, welcome. >> good to be back with you. >> what's your response or reaction to diana's report that maybe we do have a stalling housing market? >> i think tha

millennials surprisingly represent biggest cohort of buyers millennials spent $500 billion buying real estate last 12 months that's the biggest of any generation millennials are forced to get creative because there's not that much inventory at their price points what does that mean? it means a third are borrowing their down appointment from friends or family. it means 0% of millennials buyers are looking at rent always dual tracking, buy and rent at the same time. it means a third are going over their budget when looking for a home that's another form of getting creative the lack of supply means millennials, in particular, have to try all sorts of things to try to stand out for limited inventory. >> that's a really good few data points on we'll monitor as we keep track of the housing market suspense,er thank you so much. see you next time. >> thank you. >> spencer rascoff with zillow. >> why tech giants might try to get back on washington, d.c.,'s good side with a new educational partnership. are they risking their own employees. companies twitter may test 140 character limits of tweet

>> realtor says home purchases among millennials is on the rise.nd many will waiting longer to get married and have children, and their focus is on their pet. >> they need something that fits in, easy access to the backyard, a lot of them looking for larger laundry rooms, so they can put couple or camp box or something. >> hughes admits he's had to adjust his lifestyle admit since add coming his dog. >> more millennials are also making pet ownership priority, recent report from the american pet product association found that millennials make up the largest pet owning deem graph innings, about 35% baby boomers come in close second at 32%. >> i believe it. my puppy teddy like my child. like my baby. yes. and i move into a new apartment, you know this, one of the main reasons, yes, has outdoor space, i'm so happy, happy as a peacock. >> fur babies as we call them. you have some fur babies, too. >> in. >> i have real babies and fur babies, we've got a full house , yes. you know what? i love that reason. hey, whatever it takes to get you some good credi

are millennials.hink that has a lot to do with the fact that there is a lot of student-loan debt out there. >> it really depends on the job situation. that's kind of my real concern right now. >> i am so much in debt. and i'm barely a freshman. it's just ridiculous. >> i know people that have actually dropped out of school or had to move to a community college 'cause they couldn't afford it. >> i'm in a lot of debt already. but, like, it's what i had to do. >> a lot of young people i talk to, they don't really know the first thing about buying a car, buying a home, renting an apartment. are there courses offered for you to learn these type of things? >> i honestly don't know. but if there is, i would be so open to take one. >> what about you? >> i think it's kind of crazy that we don't learn a single thing about developing credit or doing any of these important things like taxes. >> i think, if you look at, like, the 2008 financial crisis, people were lending, giving out loans to people who -- who cou

our millennial team weren't even born when we started. with entrepreneurial spirit and vision who wants to start something public. maria: you are attracting a younger millennial audience. how do you reach them and what's most of important with speaking with the younger purchaser. kathy ireland: we did an audit and we learned 80% of our customers are underage 34. maria: that's a big number. kathy ireland: it's an intentional outreach. my customer today doesn't know me from the modeling background. earning her trust. so our company has been producing and designing weddings for many many years. and when we earn the trust, someone on their most of special day and get right, they are with us for life it's a long-term relationship. >> you resonated with this saudi arabia yens and they stayed with you. tell us where the growth stories are. you have got furniture and apparel. tell us where you see the growth in this environment today. kathy ireland: for a while the was stagnant. 2008 really halted that area. furniture is coming back. we are getti

that is probably why you're seeing them turn to millennials.ta and amex were out with their cards. theyd and chase announced will be doing a card as well. we are seeing them dig deep and looking for these makes and crannies with a might not have -- nooks and crannies. julie: they are betting that the millennial will not just search on google for the cheapest flight, but rather use their miles, go to the brand that they are now most familiar with. jenny: exactly. a lot of millennial's today, they don't have a lot of loyalty to one airline. they love kayak and priceline and all the other comparison websites. the airlines see this and they say, how do we combat it? and they say, let's give them this note fee card -- no fee card. julie: jenny, thank you so much. still ahead, we are going to talk to terry haines about the president's push for tax reform. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformati

white millennial democrats. what does it say especially given the ewill exwe just experienced?, look, bad numbers for both political parties, especially the republicans. these are not surprising numbers. but what they really underscore is a lot of the challenge that's facing the political parties is not just about age, it's also about race. it's about the growing diversity of the generation the fact that white millennials view the republican party and democratic party having the same level of they care about me. that's probably shocking to some democrats to hear that. who would assume that millennials, and from white and from communities of color gravitated to the republican party. these numbers are bleak all around and show this is a generation that looks at politics an says this is disgusting and want nothing to do with it and i frankly don't blame them you have have been warning republicans for some time about losing the millennial vote, only, well, the better way to put it is three out of four millennials do not associate with the republican party. >> that's right. in a way

and millennials and their money. the shocking percentage who say they'll never be comfortable investing in the stock market. we have that as well i'm brian sullivan, and "power lunch" begins right now. ♪ rocket man ♪ >>> you'll understand why we're playing that music in just a minute welcome to "power lunch. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. stocks carving out small gains the dow hitting yet another record high. let's take a look at the benchmark ten-year note. the yields there hitting their highest levels since mid august. right now the 10-year yield at 2.24%. some of the stock movers, sprint and t-mobile, both soaring our david faber reporting the two were in active talks about a merger again going the other way, however, best buy shares are tanking about 9%. the retailer's outlook falling short of expectations. we're going to head live to the investor meeting in just minutes from now here's some other news happening at this hour cnbc confirming reports that the senate gop is looking at a tax cut that would total betwee

>> some of my best friends are millennials and i teach millennials and we talked about the generation at the time. there's never been any problem and you know i think a number of things happened there. first of all i want say one regret about the book is i didn't give credit to the thousands who once she got the nomination went on to support her. i think i was at the time there was so much hate coming from the busters that they occupied my consciousness that there's a whole other, it's quite large contingent of bernie supporters. who realized a choice between hillary clinton though it may not have been their first choice and trump no contest. then there were the one to thought they were too evil and said she was the lesser of two evils so i wish i would have given more credit to those women and men. but i think what happens in this book is an interesting thing because the guardian, some of you might have read it was from the bernie chapter and there's only one chapter in the book that's about ernie. you would think so from the guardian's viewpoint the book would have bernie sanders. t

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[inaudible conversations] >> because, you know, some of my best friends are mill -- millennials and iteach millennials and we talk about the generation gap all of the time and, you know, there's never been any problem and, you know, i think that a number of things happened there. first of all, i want to do something -- if i have one regret about that book it's that i did not give credit to the thousands of supporters of bernie who once she got the nomination went onto enthusiastically support her. i think i was at the time there were so much hate coming from the bernie or busters that they kind of occupied my consciousness but there's a whole another quite large contingent of bernie supporters who once she had the nomination realized a choice between hillary clinton, it may not have been their first choice and trump, no contest. i was more focused on the ones that thought that they were two evils, the lesser of two evils. i think that what happened with this book is an interesting thing because the guardian, some of you might have read, the piece that was published, prepublication and

>> the millennials, like almost everybody want products that solve problems and performance drives the purchase. these brands solve problems or provide important needs for each person most of these brandsare winnin amongst millennials. whatever they want, if you have dandruff what do you want, a product that solves the issue. you reach for head and shoulders. i've heard some say big brands can't grow the fastest growing part of our company is the big trusted brands whether that's online or off line, trusted brands that perform win with consumers >> we go to go back to this idea you're talking about picking up sure you have to understand there is a period where the company stalled where you were not doing as well as competitives. are you telling me you've been able to turn this around this fast there was a period where shares were lost in many countries. >> no question that's true and i don't deny where we were the past ten years but lack at what happened in the past two years this company has rallied around the portfolio and the changs we've given each of the ten product category leade

. >>> blame the boomers, they're causing a housing bust and millennials have nowhere to go. >>> our cameras went nowhere cameras have been before. >>> it was noisy, slow, and a symbol of the '60s and '70s. now the vw microbus is back and better. >>> the woman who got tired of getting ripped off when it came to her car. >>> who gives how much and why? the most generous when it comes to charity and why it matters. "on the money" starts right >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, y >>> we begin with a tight housing market. there are so few homes to buy. baby boomers are staying in their home sweet homes, and this week's cover store diana olick finds demand has limited s >> reporter: baby boomer lorraine goldberg loves her five-bedroom suburban maryland home, loved raising her two sons here. >> they had shows, they had -- it was wonderful. >> reporter: and still loves throwing pool parties in her luxurious backyard. >> my friends come over, yes. >> reporter: but now she admits -- >> my neighborhood, by myself. i really don't belong in. >> reporter: her kids are grown and gone and sh

millennials may hold the key to salvation.verwhelming number of people born between 1980 and 2000 love and support the idea of school choice. 71% of respondents believe schools should be customized. technology and options make millennials a magnet for generational warfare. but as they assert that on our education system, the ramifications could be beautiful. they have been through the one size fits all process and they are saddled with debt. they will possibly form the first generation to define and decide their own educational defendant any and we'll reap the fruits of their frozen passions. thank you so as much for watching the show tonight. follow me on instagram and twitter. you can find us on facebook and email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night on the show, three people with mustaches. john bolton, lisa boothe and lawrence jones. maybe just one. but it's enough to go around. i'll see you tomorrow night. i can't wait. good morrow. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection

i never noticed it as a millennial thing.ttention. >> yeah, looks like all the kids in front of 30 rock waiting for jimmy fallon tickets. they look exactly like that. >> at least they get a better payoff waiting than at the airport. >> that's right. latin superstars marc anthony and daddy yankee are asking fans for help. both entertainers posted videos to social media urging fans to donate supplies and aid for victims of recent natural disasters in their native puerto rico. daddy yankee announced he will be collecting water, batteries, diapers, and other necessities for survivors of hurricane maria and the earthquake in mexico at his upcoming concerts in new york, connecticut and united for puerto rico, an effort started by the country's first lady. so they're really doing their part to try to help. >> yeah. nice to see. and daddy yankee, one of my favorites. good to see him out there helping out. "snl" announced their second and third show line-ups for the upcoming season. we note premiere will be hosted by actor ryan goslin

escuchemos el himno nacional mexicano de estos jones millennials que vienen darle animo, energÍa la fuerzamos en el epicentro, del terremoto del pasado martes. escuchemos. ♪ (cÁnticos)♪. >>> esta gente de jojutla necesita un apapacho y aquÍ estÁ. aquÍ estÁ y son los jÓvenes de tanto que se han criticado a los millennials que se la pasan en la tecnologÍa que no hacen nada que depende de sus padres bueno, aquÍ, de manera muy particular, jo tla estÁ lleno de jÓvenes que apoyan a la gente y la gente les manda besos. los recibe como artistas. >>> bueno, en este momento me encuentro con uno de los hÉroes dentro de esta tragedia. espero que me estÉn escuchando bien. el se llama vÍctor y su historia es bonita, porque su trabajo diario no es el mismo que ha hecho a partir de este martes. estÁ entrenado para ayudar, acaba de unirse, incorporarse como voluntario, a protecciÓn civil. vÍctor, bienvenido. >>> gracias por el espacio. como les comentaba, lo importante de este espacio para difundir que hay 3 etapas en un desastre. uno es la emergencia. que es al momento de que se sucede el sismo. se colaps

for millennials, as we've seen in our peer group, it's hard to get a job.t's hard to get a job that pays you enough to get your own apartment, it's easier to stay home and eat your mom's cooking. it also takes confidence to gary cohen's point, it does take calls and to want to drive try to buy a house. if people are getting by, they don't feel like they can make an investment. >> sandra: this chart says a lot. while there's been a gradual increase in single-family building permits, housing starts, we are still nowhere near the levels of, say, 2004, 2005. >> some people may even argue this is a more prudent looking charge , this is how the chart should look like. you and i went through the credit crisis through that together, and honestly people who could not afford homes were given mortgages, right? that's when the credit crisis kicked off and we had a very mighty big mess. that has clamped down. they have asked you to show a little bit more statistics to show that you can prove to pay the loan back. so some people would argue, may be the brakes has been pu

in a survey from sun trust mortgage, a third of millennials said having a better space for their dog-- many wait longer to get married and have children, their focus is on their pets. got to get the backyard for our four-legged friend. >> i have a tiny back yard so i have a tiny dog who loves to layout on the porch and spread out. look at the beach. it's clear. we're under the influence of this huge dome of high pressure producing an offshore flow. how about another look. that's golden gate bridge. temperature wise, 77 degrees in san francisco. 69 in oakland for the coolest spot. weather watcher time, let's say high to dana. she says it's heating up in nevada. robert reporting 75 in redwood city. jonathan, i haven't heard from you in a while, good to have you onboard, here's in daly. 74 degrees. the winds are now beginning to increase. they're under ten miles-per-hour for the most part except in napa. in the fairfield area, winds are consistent out of the north up to 10 to 20 miles-per-hour north bay and in the east bay. we have a red flag warning in effect as we see an offshore flow

millennials. this is an hour and a half. >> if i can have everybody's attention. we're going to go into our next panel, next discussion. unfortunately, one of the congressional candidates that we had texted me about 3:00 a.m. picture from himself on a plane. he was going to be taking the red eye from

. >>> straight ahead, millennials and home buying, one feature stands out from the rest with young people purchasing the first home. >>> we'll hear from the virginia woman who got bit by a copperhead snake after she walked into a restaurant. >>> the viral story of how a man kit his ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesshn't ow up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >>> time for consumer news now. target is getting a lot of attention today after reports on fortune.com. the company is raising the starting wages for employees. beginning next month, workers will make at least $11 an hour and the number will jump to $15 an hour by the end of 2020. the third time in three years that the retailer h

. >> how do you design for millennials? is it different? >> i'm a millennial. i'm designing for a woman who wants to live a fearless sight i'm a little bo hemoyan, a little rock and roll put on that jacket and say today is the day i quit. >> embolden them >> exactly thank you for being here, appreciate it. that is the show for today i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us next week, with news of data breaches, atm alert as well. the device thieves are using to steal from your car. how to keep your data and cash safe you can keefe it here. "on the money," we'll see you next weekend my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number

millennials out sharing travels across the nation. its just part of their lifestyle. we partnered with them letting them use a brand new unit using older cougar fifth wheel and they now have a brand new unit that represents what a lot of people are doing. continuing to see this grow. for us it's a long-term story. this is a -- you know a demographic that as they really enjoy travel, going outdoors, but also tailgating, concerts, finding so many different ways to use an rv, we think the opportunities are endless. >> thinking that too i was going to talk about college games, your tough is everywhere on the weekends, everywhere. integral to the experience of visiting a school that your kid goes to on a football game is this also a spur for demand >> definitely. i personally was at purdue university last weekend for homecoming and dad's day to visit my daughter. it was hot, everybody came into the motor home probably 25 or 30 people in there in the evening great way to put your food out, cooled down. but for hot day, cold day, rainy day, rv is perfect then look at s.e.c.

they have a strategy of we need to be where the millennial is.n facebook and snapchat. are they giving away too much content? i don't think they have a choice. they need to be relevant and where that consumer is. is anr example, nbc which investor must make a huge investment in snapchat. when the olympics come around, their biggest fear is that you don't even know that it happened because it was not on snapchat, we could not market it to you. they are doing a great job of being there. >> let's talk a little bit about your business. you and draftkings called off your merger in july. both companies are going at it alone. what are you doing differently now? >> a lot of things we have been working on a number of years. the biggest one is social. most people play fantasy sports because they want to play with friends for social reasons. a variant of that creates the excitement, instant when, big prize. but what was missing was the ability of social to do it with your phone. this year we have the ability to create a league with friends in a daily format

millennials, i'm at the latter end of that tier.diverse society ever. they have grown up in a society seen by racial, transgender, they have seen gay, they have seen lesbian. they think the world is that right? they think any speech that is not that type of exclusion should be excluded. i don't agree with that at all. i think that's where they are. and i think what we have got to do as a country is figure out how we become more inclusive so we don't have this type of violence and shouting down speakers. i mean, for me it doesn't matter. i'm a gay black guy and i get hurled insults all the time. i don't care about it i mean, i think this is a very, very you, very interesting, interesting poll. >> martha: huge difference though between someone who is upset about, you know, conservative political thought and somebody who is offensive on the grounds that you just pointed out. >> that's what i'm saying it goes both way that water there in that sideline very, very, very thin. if you look on my twitter account. i disagree with richard i wi

millennials i spoke with say they're going to be watching this.of the millennials i was given access to our nbc washington instagram account. i'll be putting a story on that so you can follow along there, too. jim? >> look out, you're all over that. maybe a snapchat or two out of you, david, maybe? >> don't push it, don't push it. maybe. [ laughter ] >> all right, that's it from here for now. we're going to be back at 6:00 talking with julie carey. we're going to talk with aaron gilchrist, too. we heard from chuck todd a little bit earlier. but we're going this race means to people who live in virginia, d.c. and maryland as well. we know the eyes of the country are watching this. wendy, back to you from fairfax county. >> can someone get chuck todd a slice of hot pizza? the guy has a long night ahead of him. >> wait, there's pizza? nobody told me. >> there goes the pizza. handily is going to vacuum it up. see you guys in a bit. >>> a woman who admitted breaching security at the white house at least five times including during the annual easter egg

they will have a millennial day . that story next in sports. >>> ea, we'll -- yay! we all said goodbye to the preseason withst ju a snoozer of a preseason game tonight. third stringers playing and you can imagine, not a lot of action. the third string offense struggled, only mustering two field goals but the defense coming through with the int. josh clements is a seventh rounder putting them up 17-3. the redskins would hold on the win. regular season starts september 10 versus the eagles. we cannot wait. are nationals at the brew crew -- this guy trea turner -- with a base knock, a drive and is it a single? how about a double? this long ball gave it up though as the washington nationals lose to the milwaukee brewers 6-3. those dang millennials so entitled and coddled, selfies, fast casual, how they roll. of course i am kidding. but what about the participation trophies? has become a caricature and georgetown soccer is taking full advantage to promote an upcoming game on monday. >> [ singing ] >> excuse me. >> yes? >> just wondering, how did you do on your last test?

blame the boomers why they're causing a housing bust and millennials have nowhere to go plus our cameras went where no cameras have been before it was noisy slow and a symbol of the 60s and 70s now the vw microbus is back and better and the woman tired of getting ripped off when it came to her car so she figured in her six figure job for a pair of overalls who gets how much and why? the most generous when it comes to charity and why it matters. on the money starts right now. >> this is on the money, your money, your life, your future. >> we begin with a market. baby boomers are staying in their home sweet homes in this week's cover story, high demand and very limited supply fires are facing home scarce home. >> she loves her 5 bedroom suburban maryland home, loved raising her two sons here. >> they built forts they had shows. it was just wonderful. >> and still loves flowing pool parties in her backyard. >> my friends come over, yeah. >> but now she admits. >> i'm in a neighborhood by myself that i don't belong in. >> her kids are grown and gone and she and her husband divorced after nea

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betty: is this the new wafer cruise companies to connect to millennial's -- millennials?ink millennials consuming digital. but frankly, everyone is consuming digital content. similarly, for mobile gaming. the games on our ocean platform are also available on our ships. when you get on the ships, it is for real dollars and cents. .ou asked about medallion net we will have the best wi-fi at sea, no question about it. betty: that is your market here in the u.s. i want to talk about china. you talked about how big the chinese market is for cruise operators. you just launched the majestic majestic in march -- princess in march. that was tailor-made for the chinese consumer. 2015 thathart from shows you the incredible number of chinese citizens who travel abroad. but the incredibly small number who go on board and take cruises . how much of your business will head to china, given these numbers? arnold: it is, how many chinese will head out to sail on cruise ships? we only have so many ships. while we have six ships home ported in china -- the number will stay small. we are simi

>> the nba has a strategy of we need to be where the millennial is. we want to be on facebook. to be on snapchat. some say they're giving away too much content. i don't think they have a choice. they need to be where the consumer is. i will give you another example. nbc made a huge investment in snapchat. they said when the x come is theyour biggest fear do not even know what happened because they were on snapchat. they were not on tv. nbc has done a great job of being on snapchat where the audience is so they know the olympics is coming. >> many offerings for the sports fan. you and draftkings called after merger in july. both companies are going at it on your own. what are you doing differently now before -- from before the planned merger? >> there are a number of things we have been working on for years. one of the biggest ones is social. in fantasy sports, most people play because they want to play in a league for social reasons. a variant of that created excitement with big prize pools. the we felt was missing was ability to do that with your friends. yearwe have launched

i'm guessing millennials who are used to doing everything on their phones >> millennials represent two thirds of the platform in the first year we had half a million users use auto gravity we had financing requests approaching $1 billion on the platform >> thank you for your time today. >> thank you very much >> thank all of you today. that's our show. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us next week as school is under way we'll show you how khan academy is part of many classrooms we're "on the money" have a great holiday labor day weekend. we will see you next weekend my friend susie cracks me up. but one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection... ...that's surprisingly thin. so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. also in liners. >>> hey there, we're live at the nasdaq market site on the eve of this long weekend. before you take out thos hamburgers and hot dogs, here's what

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