en el caso de las hispanas, de cada 10 mamÁs, cuatro son millennials . natural. comparten sus opiniones sobre productos o servicios. ademÁs, son adictas a todas estas aplicaciones que les ayuda a ser su dÍa a día mucho mÁs simple. compras en lÍnea y pagar cuentas online. son mujeres, estudiantes, mamÁs y profesionales. creo que esta foto es un claro ejemplo de ello. el vencimiento de enfrentarse ellas solas a la maternidad. en estados unidos una de cada cuatro madres crÍan a sus hijos por su propia cuenta. son curiosas, les atraen las nuevas tendencias. son de mente abierta y viven sin prejuicios. quieren niÑos mÁs independientes, responsables y autÓnomos. y finalmente, no detiene ningÚn miedo del quÉ dirÁn de su imagen. ellas aceptan cualquier comentario que reciben. tanto que capturan todas estas imÁgenes, frases y comentario de su vida diaria en las redes sociales. lo curioso de todo esto es que otras generaciones, como nuestras mamÁs, se han tenido que adaptar a la tecnologÍa y la verdad es que les encanta. vuelvo con ustedes. jorge: muchas gracias.

i think a millennial is a millennial is a millennial based upon the year that you were born but i thinkpinion to say that doesn't apply to me. but with that, michael rotondo, i appreciate you coming on and i truly wish you the best of luck. >> i am a millennial. >> yes, michael. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> so that was one. most real interviews we've taken part of here in the last little while, but i genuinely wish him and his parents luck. let's move on. next, hawaii. no end in sight for people who have been dealing with dangerous volcanic eruptions for three weeks now. you will hear from a man who was hit by a lava bomb and lived to tell about it. >> i just wanted to live. i didn't care if they cut my leg off down there or not. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joi

that brings me to millennials. my guess is that some people in the room maybe are not sure millennials are great, but millennials are probably the most exciting generation this country has seen in at least since the vietnam era of young people, maybe better. millennials understand politics. they understand the economy. we have never had a generation of young people so completely screwed economically, and because of that, they have to pay attention. they do vote, but they may not have voted for president because it turns out they did not like their choices. they donate blood at a higher percentage of their demographic than any other generation. they are engaged in the community. have fun, take selfies, get on twitter and be doing politics. a lot of that is connected to having use social media. government shutdown, that wasthe hashtag started, laughing at the system and thinking through ways to solve the problem. relationshipseing between social media and social action so that you see this direct link between social

and four millennials we have to rethink how we engage.ury —— for millennials. what does it look like and what does it look like today? it's not just and what does it look like today? it's notjust millennials engaged through their screens so we need to make sure we are relevant to the ways they see the world. screen culture becomes really important, as well as, of course, the physical buildings and the collections and the exhibitions. we're seeing right now pictures of the museum macan in jakarta, indonesia, it is owned by a private individual, his collection, 800 works? we are a private museum but we have built a museum for the public. we are run through a foundation so we are trying to develop models which you might see anywhere around the world. arby's 800 artworks all indonesian art pieces, or do they come from across asia? what's fascinating is it is international in its out—lap —— are these. 50% is indonesian, 25% is european and asian and 25% is american —— outlook. european and asian and 25% is american -- outlook. as curator of mu

alan: yo no soy millennials yisus: eres de la generaciÓn w.te. gracias por sintonizar "despierta amÉrica". alan: sin ustedes no estarÍamos aquÍ. hablando de gente interesante, gente que ha crecido en este paÍs, en uno de los eventos mÁs esperados del aÑo en la ciudad de nueva york, la alfombra roja es una locura, pasan las estrellas mÁs importantes del mundo con los mejores atuendos. francisca: al dÍa siguiente la comidilla, todo el mundo hablando de lo que pasa allÍ. el museo se viste de gala, la persona encargada de decorarlo es un hispano. vamos a ver lo que nos dijo. ♪ ♪ ♪ reportera: macro que implica organizar el evento mÁs organizado del aÑo y de cuÁnto tiempo dispone? >> empezamos el domingo a las 6:00 p.m. y la fiesta comienza el lunes a las 5:00 p.m., tengo menos de 24 horas para ordenar todo. reportera: raÚl Ávila reconoce la importancia de sus mentores en este camino al Éxito. >> bueno, cuando me mudÉ a nueva york, la persona encargada de hacer este evento y tambiÉn uno de los diseÑadores mÁs grande estados unidos. reportera: el tra

millennials are often criticized , but millennials are engaging in politics at far higher rates than generation x or baby boomers. we have seen a resurgence, so we shouldn't be too down on young people these days. susan: your book is "the virgin vote: how young americans made democracy social, politics personal, and voting popular in the 19th century." who do you hope will read it? i know, everybody. jon: right? millions and millions of people. susan: who did you have in mind when you wrote it? is it a book for young people? for example. jon: yes. i tried to write it for somebody sitting in a history class and to know the basic outline of american history. there is a lot of resonance between a 17-year-old today and what is going on for a young woman in missouri in the 1800s. i hope they will read it. i hope academics will read it. i believe we should be doing history that reaches as many people as possible. often we aim at to narrow a target. i hope it reaches a large audience. susan: as we close, thank you for allowing c-span cameras at the smithsonian. we will be back. jon: you are

jillian: millennials don't like chick-fil-a. >> reporter: i think i am in the millennial category andon't like it. people go wild over chick-fil-a. a group of millennials were asked to try chick-fil-a and less then impressed. watch this polarizing footage. >> surprising. >> that is it. >> very skimpy. >> very sad chicken sandwich. >> chick-fil-a fans with everyone is entitled to an opinion, just not that opinion, logan says this is insulting to me and chick-fil-a. no chick-fil-a sauce on the sandwich or fries, i am so upset. another said that must have been upset it didn't have avocado on them. a millennial avocado burn. >> reporter: i will take the chick-fil-a sandwich. >> any day. >> and peach milkshakes. >> only certain times of the year. we talked about this marine veteran who wanted everyone to send him cards. we have another great story about a marine raising thousands of dollars, an incredible story of a servicemember giving back to someone who came before him. a marine veteran was leaving the va when he noticed a world war ii veteran, they got to talking and found out he is ha

. >> one of the things millennials seek is value.hey are not millionaires yet. >> they're frugal. >> they are getting there. along the way they want to have fun. millennials have the highest index of propensity to travel. more than generation x or the boomers. >> is the stock a millennial play a cruise line, really? >> ten times earnings ahead of a gigantic meeting tomorrow. they have a good story the whole cruise ship story, the stocks have been going down. the millennials love to price shop they know it's a bargain and they take it just ask my 23-year-old daughter who goes on these cruises. it is not the way it used to be. >> she's the best barometer. in terms of millennial taste she has excellent taste. >> yes, thank you. >> you got a taste of what appeals to millennials today i hear you are driving around in -- what a little car >> it drove like a tesla, frankly. there we go. herky, jerky at the beginning and it flies unlike the stock at tesla it's safe at any speed. >> nicely put, jim good to see you. >> thank you, guys. >> don'

millennials have the highest index of propensity to travel.e than generation x or the boomers. >> they're great customers. >> experiential. >> i want to thank you, frank, for your hospitality the ship is beautiful. >> you're welcome back any time. >>> you know my new theme on the show this market is getting increasingly difficult to satisfy. i want you to consider the case of this cyber security company i have liked for ages. last week they reported a phenomenal 15 cent earnings beat off a 15 cent basis. sales were up a whopping 40% year over year management raised their guidance across the board because the forecast for next quarter was in line and the four year forecast was raised only a little, not a lot, investors turned on the stock and it lost 5% of value. doesn't a high quality company deserve more benefit of the doubt considering the growth here let's take a look with the ceo of proofpoint to find out more about the quarter and where they are headed welcome back to "mad money." good to see you. >> thank you. >> i'm going to it page six

jon: they are living much like millennials today will stop a very disrupted economy. there is no clear path from a child to adult. the old system where you replace your parent as an adult, basically, has gone away. unions, nothing there to help get incorporated into the system. they need a path to help them out when they cannot find a job. and they cannot get unemployment. when they cannot court system that is hard to court. so they find something that is convenient for them. the political system is more than happy to encourage them to come on in. susan: what about young women? jon: women find many ways to participate in that they cannot vote. that fundamental disenfranchisement is a major deal but they find ways around it. they read newspapers. argue politics with their brothers and bows and fathers. their voiceske heard as much as they can. they're living in the same culture and they care just as much. susan: what about post-civil war african americans? jon: before the civil war and nationwide afterwards, soon as young african-americans can vote, they do. throughout

>> i'm still a millennial.goes back to the rhetoric they are hearing on college campuses was when you drill down to it most people don't care on college campuses but when you go in a classroom, your hateful person, you are racist if you support this president most people would be silent and not want to express a political view. >> they say i don't believe that, well it did, we can show you this is the daily, man on the street segment. >> would you rather date a trump supporter or a convicted felon? >> a convicted felon. >> felon. >> convicted felon 100%. >> they say it with such confidence that it shows you the next generation is screwed up. if they are running the nation they would prefer to have a felon to date a felon. heather: you are a millennial. >> hopefully they would vote me in. >> you would be okay. thank you. have a great day. it is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and an epic tattoo failed. what is a mother to do when her sons name is misspelled in permanent ink. proposal going viral for all the

so that brings me to millennials. my guess, some of the people in the room that don't like social media, they are maybe not sure. but millennials are probably the most exciting generation this country has seen at least since the vietnam era of young people. maybe better. they understand the economy because we've never had a generation of young people completely screwed economically. because of that they need to pay attention. and they do vote, but they may not have voted for president and because it turned out they didn't like their choices. they donate blood at a higher percentage of their demographic than any other generation. they are engaged in the community. and they could also have fun take selfies, right, get on twitter, and be doing politics. and so a lot of that is connected to how they use social media. again they would shut down the pickup lines. this was not a hashtag that started, but it was an excellent way of sort of laughing at the system and then, you know, thinking through ways to solve the problems.

so 70% of millennial's now have a pet it is a tremendous number. look at the pet industry like $70 billion it is incredible. the only problem with this is the pooch also gets incredible amounts of love because there is no children to compete and then the dog walker and then the guilty feeling so they get the food and pet hotels and spas and all of that are doing incredibly well if the single with pat gets married and has a child and that dog is in for an incredible shock when they are number two. of course then we will need more pet psychologist. [laughter] so the people over 90 are pretty much aware. i didn't realize i was looking at that yesterday about 96 but it has quadrupled from 700,000 at two and a half million and headed in the next 20 or 30 years at 8 million so to have a tremendous explosion of people living over 90 to get to 65 you have about a 30% chance to live at least 290.ob one of that exposes job categories we don't have a shortage of them and it is an interesting area for robotics. so footloose and fancy free the point that i was

but how do you build this culture and for the millennials to be engaged.ned, that we have great exhibitions and programming in them. and then for millennials, of course, we have to really rethink how we engage. we have to think about what a museum might look like in the 21st—century. what would it look like, and what does it look like today? so many millennials engage with the world through their screens, so we need to make sure we're relevant to the ways they see the world. so screen culture becomes really important, as well as, of course, the physical buildings and the collections and the exhibitions. all right. we're seeing, right now, pictures of the museum macan in jakarta, indonesia. it is owned by a private individual, his collection — 800 works. we're a private museum, but we have built a museum for the public. we're run through a foundation, so we are trying to develop models which you might see anywhere around the world. and are these 800 artworks all indonesian art pieces, or do they come from across asia? i think what's really fascinating about

gucci in 2015 have a new creative director and started to focus on millennials customer experience andcus on leather goods. they're not very bags and mortar trench coats but it is kind of progressing that way and also the element of street where —— streetwea r. element of street where —— streetwear. the new creative directors bring in latin. brands like dior and louis vuitton do it with collaborations. they are focusing on that demographic of young people. do young people have the money to shop at the likes of burberry? i think it is starting with several luxury leather goods though maybe a bit lower priced and see it as an entry point for burberry overall. and then the digital initiatives, trying to keep up digital initiatives, trying to keep up with the brands through social media and creating digital engagement and this experience. apparently the bad weather, the beast from the east, has meant that we've all been drinking indoors instead of going to the pub. shares in the country's biggest pub owners fell today, after they reported slowing revenues blaming the colder weather. last w

millennials. the coming generation after millennials. in particular those who have not been part of the electoral process. they are not registered to vote. they don't vote in midterm elections or they chose to sit out the 2016 collection. i don't know if they are surprising but they are certainly counterintuitive. one, it is certainly important for us to hold donald trump accountable, but if all we're doing is talking about donald trump that is not a motivating influence, in particular african american millennial voters. in many ways donald trump is the living, breathing embodiment of why they think the system is working against them. constantly only talking about trump actually has a negative impact on their interest in the election. it highlights the point of yes, donald trump is not going to let election be anything other than a referendum on donald trump. when you turn on cnn and other news networks, the entire conversation is about stormy and mueller. any investigation. those things are important but it is not what is going to decid

what should the conservatives need to do to appeal to millennials. let's ask our millennial panel.irk, michael noelles 'a podcaster and ali. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> let's start with you, charlie. what do you think the problem is and what should be done about snit. >> first, i'll take a little exception with the analysis. i think it's more tragic on the democrat side than on the republican side. you've seen the last couple of years, favorability of young people's perspective toward the democratic party absolutely go down tremendously. barack obama got 66% of the youth vote in 2008 and 20% in 2012. hillary clinton was around 51%, 52%. this is a bigger problem for democrats than republicans. the core issue is the term conservative. young people believe in freedom, free markets, smaller government. when properly argued to them. the problem is that the left is so good at stigmatizing this term conservative. a word we knea need to reclaim. >> should conservatives be focused on freedom, liberty especially when you heard about the young conservatives on gay marriage

i thought you were. >> i'm a grandma millennial. i exist as a millennial.he world today. a nice selfie when you're on vacation, what's wrong with that. >> maria: it's nice and whole some. go ahead, cheryl. jump in here. >> cheryl: 15% of baby boomers say they will now pick a destination based on the photo opportunity and the social media sharing. it's not just millennials. baby boomers are getting in on this trend. >> maria: what are you seeing in terms of hot spots for tourists? >> there are so many phenomenal instagram-able hotels. right now what's quite trendy because of the royal angle is the pine crest renaissance hotel in london. it has that iconic instagram and from the spice girls want to be video, that was the backdrop. obviously the conrad hotel in the maldez is a spectacular property. you can dine underneath with the fishes. and it's just that one shot that you need to make your friends very jealous. this is definitely fantastic, insta-worthy spots. >> maria: thank you so much. happy he mor he more y'all day . coming up, apple is coughing up mone

the same paul shows more millennial's trusting of the gop when it comes to the economy. virtual tie in that category. the battle for a bottle. jack daniels is suing their competitors. the legal battle that is brewing. >> reporter: just one whiskey maker, loan whiskey, jack daniels is suing the trademark infringement lawsuit not because of names but how similar the bottles look. jack claims the design, the neck wrap closure and archuleta ring is very similar, it quotemac dilutes its product, the makers of this whiskey, they are asking to put the bottle next to jack daniels in an effort maybe to confuse consumers, get people to buy their brand over jack daniels. we will see what happens, no comment from either whiskey brand. >> this is exciting, disney doing tv for twitter. >> announced, disney, nbc, universal and viacom working on live video for twitter, twitter really wants to be an online destination for live video. and other platforms like facebook, also making a push at live stream video as well. heather: you could watch an entire show, sports, other news programs, th

>> the millennial version of dr. frankenstein. these monsters they will end up turning on you. the challenge for many parents who have struggled. they want to protect their children from the struggles. but the struggle makes you hungry and makes you wants to succeed. if you don't have the struggle you vote for people like bernie sanders and want everything free, including healthcare. charles: ford, i think there is something to this. i probably gave too much away. but my dad and mom made it clear to me that as soon as i could walk i had to get out of the house, as soon as i graduated from high school, that same day. >> this is what happens when adolescence is prolonged in our society. what's amazing is how incredit bly michael is. he was quite savvy in some of his legal maneuvers. i do agree they were a little wake. but the fact that he could put that together to try to save his place in his home. we prolong adolescence and now it's coming back to bite us. charles: millennials have more debt, the college debt is enormous. it's not

and a good over the top strategy millennial's love chicken wings.l's love protein. think about it dominos wing stop what is the commonality? millennial's don't like to have to spend money on liquor they like it delivered what >> i don't know these things they don't like -- they like their liquor delivered >> they buy the lick coquor -- >> they have the wings delivered. i thought you said they had the liquor delivered. >> they have the wings delivered and they have the beer at home you said liquor. now it's beer. which is it? >> you're more liquor. because the coors numbers were bad. coors versus coors is a great money we should do for mad money. kors is great. coors the beer is declining. >> the problem is millennial's not drinking beer. >> no. they like craft beer and they like mexican beer. >> oh. you know they like mexican beer. >> i can't stock it. >> the wing stop is an amazing story. remember the millennial's, yesterday among the cruz lines. >> yeah. mission del rio. you had him on mad. >> yeah. we raced cars. >> look at that wing stop. yeah m

exciting as aarly mother of two millennial daughters to see millennials finally being galvanized.is thrive global ceo arianna huffington. shery: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at the biggest stories in the news. bill ackman has reportedly built a $1 billion stake in lowe's. ackman fully supports incoming ceo who is leaving jcpenney. chaincond largest reported first-quarter earnings that missed estimates. comcast confirms it may make a cash offer for the businesses they agreed to sell to disney your disney has made a stock offer for the assets that values at about $33 billion. comcast says its offer would be larger. the assets do not include fox news channel, fox business channel, fox broadcasting, and other properties. that is your business flash update. coming up, the fomc minutes will be released shedding some light on the fed. we will tell you what to focus on. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. the fed is set to release minutes from its policy meeting at the top of

topic two is millennials i love those millennials, but they're not loving snapchat's redesign tell met >> well, they're not loving snapchat's redesign, which is exactly why snapchat is making even more changes. they're starting to roll out more changes to the redesign on ios devices. we saw our changes start to impact our phones here in the l.a. bureau just yesterday now, we have this amazing chart that shows consumer sentiment toward snapchat. there is a chart of the millennial response to the brand of snapchat and if you look at this index, consumer sentiment was really strong for snapchat among millennials up until the redesign, and then it plummeted and you see it falling to a low of 8 in april from a high of about 30 so, this is really shows reaction to the redesign, and i think that what's really key here is snapchat is responding to this. and they're now implementing some more changes that are not going to bring it back exactly the original version of snapchat that everyone grew to love that they changed back in december, but remember, after they made all those changes, over a

know what they like. >> so we do about 500,000 consumer interviews every year, many of them are millennialswe figure out what they might need taste is a very local thing. so it might be different within the country. we know in brazil, for example, the flavor for blueberry yogurt in the northeast is very different than in the south. and we try to accommodate that >> are you doing much work for the actual supermarkets themselves and private label >> we do some work on that, absolutely that's where frutarum does more work and that's very helpful >> they're growing so fast >> maybe we see the development here in the u.s., as well. europe is very strong on private label. >> that's the chairman and ceo of iff the stock is down 18%, that doesn't make sense to me "mad money" is back after the break. >>> coming up, does take-two interactive have what it takes to capture the imagination of gaming's next generation cramer sits down with the ceo. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in t

and entitled lazy millennial's, mike is spot on.. >> and not all -- >> sounds like the rob i know. all right, thank you. >> the new plan to penalize protesters facing fallout. >> here with the petition for sponsors to cut ties with the lead. >> this was posted on care 2, social activism platform calling on 6 major sponsors to cut their relationship with the nfl, sponsors are nike, anheuser-busch, hunt day and under armor. they encouraged the nfl to express their views, there are 3500 signatures on the petition. and they are hoping for 10,000. jillian: a theme park is offering veterans admission deal. >> the world orlando and busch gardens, tampa, giving back to our veterans. this is an ongoing nationwide program that gives complementary tickets to any active military or drilling reservist or national guardsmen, one per year. starting now through july 4th you can get tickets for yourself plus three guests to get into a theme park, very nice. rob: a college cutting staff, how letting liberal students run the school is backfiring. jill

we go to new york to find out if we let millennial values are changing in america. a very warm welcome you are watching aussie international with me nicky air and our top story this hour israel has potentially divisive to convince donald trump to scrap the current deal with mine joins me now to discuss this on the possible implications in the hours when almost every major u.s. network saying and repeating the same thing and surprisingly but iran has about its nuclear program. so they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and i'm very glad that president congress well enough of that when i'm going to be tried we're going to have to do a serious serious change year to make sure that iran does not have nuclear weapons that means this deal was a terrible deal why give this speech in english and do it in such a big way well because i wanted the world to hear all of it when he may say that he wanted the world to hear it but really the only person he needs to convince. donald trump with sure you know given trump's past rhetoric may not be that difficult but the presentat

those numbers are even higher for millennials across the country.n los angeles, it shoots up to go 1-3. >>> we have a better idea of when disney lands new star wars lands will be open. up until now, disney had only said star wars galaxy edge was opening and 2019. now we know it will be in the summer of 2019 at disneyland and in the fall disney world in florida. it's a mysterious destination somewhere on the outer limb lying in the unknown regions of space. >>> thank you so much for joining us for the news at noon. our news continues right now at ktvu.com. more news will be coming up on the 4 on 2. have a great afternoon, everybody. add the activia 2 week probiotic challenge to your healthy routine and see how activia yogurt with its billions of live and active probiotics may help support your digestive health so you can take on your day. text for a coupon and start the activia probiotic challenge today. fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a

and chelsea krost, a millennial expert the chief engagement officer at beyond 360.ee you. >> good to see you. >> you have 300 franchises around the country? >> yes, amazing congratulations. >> thank you. >> let's start with you, what's your tip? >> my tip is stay true to your core belief. in business we've been in business for over 40 years and when you stay true to your core belief and our core belief is to give every student the best education possible. when you do that, the results follow. >> have there been times when it's been tempting to do something that is away from that belief and you have to get yourself back? >> i think so many things change in education but everything is the same. okay? if you look at reading, reading is reading. and you have to stay true to that and make sure that when you're working through it, kids are really getting what they need. it's easier getting what they need. >> just having a north star, i believe whatever it is just having a north star and then everything comes back up. >> totally. >> chelsea, millennial expert and you've se

>> they need to do both, and they need to not just go faster and sell more to millennials, but in a wayofitable campbell tried that through acquisitions it did not work. it's premiumizing. the market will fragment you, fragment upward. >> premiumizing. so, you know, michael, here's the thing. they are stuck in a situation of trying to say, okay, well, we should change to meet the millennial consumer, but at the same time knowing that might alienate the consumer who still actually likes them or the millennials could change now that they are growing up, raising kids and that sort of thing, will they >> i think this is the biggest issue, if you're on the search committee for leadership, you need people who are digitally native that understand multichannel strategies. it's not just one approach it's a multilevel approach i think what we're shocked by is the market research operations look and feel like the 1990s, and the consumers have changed since the 1990s. the difference is it's a matter of organic on the label. twice as many people likely to choose a product that's labeled fresh versus

because that's because millennials can go anywhere without their cell phones. because you're on your phone on the time that i'm working? i work 24/7. you agree, right? 's because thanks for joining us today. >> will see you tomorrow, "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: president trump today is presenting the commander-in-chief's trophy to the u.s. military academy football team. you can see that event kicking off right now. this is the army-navy game and he's got west point there behind him, happened in december. the west point army side 114-3 so has them by today in order to get the trophy. let's listen in. >> president trump: very special, very special place. today is a day of celebration. >> melissa: there you go. now fox news has obtained a full list of questions that special counsel robert mueller reportedly wants to ask the president of the united states.

chain smokers draws in the old millennial crowd, those who are hitting their career stride and may have more money to spend. the mgm grand kate terse to a crowd craving a cool social experience, part arcade, part sports bar, part casino. >> would you ever pla the slots? >> no i like card games. >> no. >> reporter: thatresents a challenge. the casinos are betting technology can change. >> in our new casino of th future that we're rolling out is called cx 3. we worked with a lot of the game manufacturers and we' introducing slot product that allows you to plug your phone in, automatically it recalibrates and shows you a leader boa and where y rank on that leader board. much more interaction. >> reporter: just thi month nevada approved the tri-station gaming machine. it offers different game choices.ed i tri out into the dead, a zombie game that has more than 40il million m downloads. >> in our case a lot of the players that played g thee weren't even expecting to play. they were walking byhe and saw something that was interesting to them that they thought they would try playing, and that'

consumers, millennial >> reporter: they're revamping the brand which began three years ago. >> what we learned is they were looking for fewer, simpler ingredients, more naturally derived ingredients in their products. we knew we had to completely make a change i brand. >> reporter: the new johnson baby line hit shelves in august. it contains half as many ingredients, removes dyes and sulfates and comes with packaging designed to be more convenient and easier to recycle. ey say the reboot shoulde imprrofit margins because of simplification of the supply chain. >> we're convinced that will get johnson back to growth. >> reporter: this comes after a slew of complaints about the talc powder. in addition to continuing to sell its product that include talc and corn starch. theays the company disputes claims in the lawsuit. >> we are absolutely certain that science shows that our talcum product is safe and we will defend our brand and w defend our product, but we're always innovating. we're always trying to evolve and upgrade so we'reoong at a new version of baby powder that has got a cbin

we go to new york to find out if millennial values are changing in america. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me making erin good to have you with us this hour our top story israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to be on an offensive to convince donald trump to scrap the current nuclear deal with the wrong house after he claims that tauron lawit over its program with a power point presentation now his bid to persuade the world comes just days before donald trump looks set to walk away from the deal. so they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and very glad that president trump has. enough of that we're not going to be hoodwinked we're not going to be taken for a ride we're going to have to do a serious serious change or to make sure that iran does not have nuclear weapons that means this deal was a terrible deal why give this speech in english and do it in such a big way well because i wanted the world to hear all of it while bibi may claim he's trying to convince the world that really isn't true the only person he ne

we go to new york to find out if millennial the values are changing in america. a very warm welcome you're watching artsy international with mina karen great to have you with us this hour now our top story israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to be on an offensive to convince don't trump to scrap the current nuclear deal with iran that's off the he claims that tauron lied over its program with a power point presentation and it's not his bid to persuade the world comes just days before donald trump looks set to walk away from the deal have joined me earlier to discuss this and the possible implications. well he's been on what appears to be a child offensive he has appeared in the hours when almost every major u.s. network saying and repeating the same thing and surprisingly that iran has lied about its nuclear program they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and i am very glad that president compass. and enough of that we're not going to be hoodwinked we're not going to be taken for a ride we're going to have to do a serious serious changer to mak

>> millennials, boomers, jen xors all love cruising millennials overindex on cruising because they arernsed in experience than they are on things and cruising is about experience and the human spirit. >> let's deal with the numbers strong pricing lower costs. >> yeah. >> and big on board spending. >> on board spending of course people say what else can you sell people? >> he don't want to sell anybody anything what we want to do is understand what they want they are on vacation if you give them what they want, they will buy it our challenge is just to understand what people really want and make it available to them so we just make thing available. on board spending in the 45-year history of this company, on board spending has increased every year except one. no matter what the economy was, what else was going on, on board spending has increased and it will continue to increase in the future. >> some of that is because you have embraced technology i know that you actually addressed the consumer electronics show. >> yeah. >> and you have a medalian system that kind of anticipates what yo

we go to new york to find out if millennial values that are changing in america. a very good morning to you from here in moscow you're watching r.t. international with me mickey error and now our top story this hour israel has potentially divided europe and the u.s. over the iran nuclear deal after claiming to iran lied about its nuclear weapons program prime minister benjamin netanyahu is announcement appears to be an offensive to convince donald trump to scrap the current deal with iran where our senior correspondent joins me now in the studio to discuss this further more and thanks for coming in how exactly is the israeli prime minister appealing to donald trump here. the crew see what words are. really us network and see repeating and repeating the same thing that you wrote. is lie about its nuclear program. but they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and i'm very glad that president congress. and on and off of that we're not going to be hoodwinked we're not going to be taken for a ride we're going to have to do a serious serious change year to make sure

we go to new york to find out if millennial values are changing in america. a very good morning to you from here in moscow this is r.t. international in on the key erin great to have you where there's this. now is around has potentially divided europe and the u.s. over the over wrong nuclear deal after claiming tauron lied about its nuclear weapons program israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcement appears to be an offensive to convince donald trump to scrap the current deal with iran. have joined me earlier to discuss this and the possible implications. well he's been on what appears to be a child offensive he has appeared in the hours when almost every major u.s. network saying and repeating the same thing and surprisingly that iran has lied about its nuclear program they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and i am very glad that president compass well enough of that we're not going to be hoodwinked we're not going to be taken for a ride we're going to have to do a serious serious changer to make sure that iran does not have nuclear weapons

not as a journalist, but as a millennial what do you use? would you switch >> i actually have three separate subscription services i have spotify, i have netflix, and believe it or not, i also subscribe to the wwe network big wrestling fan. >> that's some breaking news netflix, spotify, and the wwe network. >> that's how i consume everything nowadays, on my phone. everything is on mobile. 90% of my viewing is on my smartphone now >> you and everybody else, it's not just millennials, us old folks, we even sometimes use the interweb thank you very much. wwe. we will have some fun with arjun on that one. >>> the spring housing selling season is getting into full swing. however it could be trouble ahead for housing, mortgage rates hitting multi-year highs joining us is mark fleming at first american welcome. good morning we have not seen mortgage rates climb to the extent that bond yields have risen. we're up over 1% in eight months do you think mortgage rates will get there? are they going nowhere but higher >> i think it's finally true that mo

>> that's why you speak to millennials out on the campaign trail. if you want to talk about economic issues, talk about student loans and talk about social security. >> neil: the republican lawmakers are going to pay them for you, right? if you say the answer isn't the government doing something for you, won't a lot of young people -- maybe some of you -- >> i mean, i think people are still going to sit out -- >> neil: that's a bigger worry. >> more undecided, more independents -- >> you have even entertainers coming out and taking a partisan line which you haven't seen before. robert de niro, all the late night comedians. not only are they hitting trump, they are vicariously -- >> neil: overkill? >> it's also just boring. we've heard it. we get it. >> neil: okay. >> i don't think the gop gets crushed, though, in the midterms. >> neil: final answer. final answer. on that party note, the reaction to apparently something i said yesterday that created a bit of a storm. right after this. spell-bindingly good? it's a bold blend of coffee with rich flavor

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voters, in particular african-american millennial voters. in many ways, donald trump is the living, breathing embodiment of why they think the system is working against them. certainly only talking about trump has a negative impact on their interest in the election. it highlights the point that, yes, donald trump is not going to let the election be anything other than a referendum on donald trump. when you turn on other news networks, the entire conversation is about stormy and investigation, and those things are important but it is not what will decide the election. it's about convincing democrats that yes, we need to hold them accountable, but we need to talk about bread-and-butter issues that affect these communities, like criminal justice. >> when you have to democrats not to talk about impeachment? well, i tend to be relatively agnostic about the impeachment debate in the sense of whether it is hurting or helping the party. the reality is that partisans on both sides are already in their corners, and independents who are not paying atte

and now, millennials — high house prices and stagnant incomes have meant younger people are now morenment act? well, with no majority and brexit to deal with, some might be sceptical. but a final thought. when george osborne introduced the national living wage in 2015, he thanked one organisation for suggesting the policy to increase the incomes of low paid people — the resolution foundation. thank you. the time is 18:17. our top story this evening: donald trump appears ready to announce the withdrawal of the us from the iran nuclear deal. and still to come: could the streets of birmingham once again see motor racing? coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news: major league baseball is coming to london from next year, with the home of the hammers ready to host the red sox and the yankees. the government has said it wants to ban wet wipes, as part of its promise to eliminate single—use plastic products. but any ban won't come into effect for at least another 20 years. wet wipes are behind 93% of blockages in uk sewers, and they form a key part of the giant deposits know

the etf industry has something for anyone, including millennials who will be driving trends for yearsof course there is an etf targeting their buying power. >> the global millennials dramatic etf trades under the sitting kicker mi ln. exposed trex company is to spending categories relevant to the millennial generation, those born between 1980 and 2000. it is based on consumer spending data, consumer behavior, technology, and demographics. miln is weighted heavily in the internet and retail sectors. it includes amazon, intuit, facebook, netflix, nike, starbucks, and home depot. the fund has $80 million in assets and has returned almost 40% since launching two years ago, outperforming the broader market by 5% things to a big overweight in netflix. miln gets a green light in the bloomberg intelligence traffic system because what you see is what you get. joe: coming up, what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: a modest gain in u.s. stocks and the 10 year yield of 3.1%. coming up, walmart reports first-quarter results before the bell tomorrow. joe:

consumers, millennial moms >> j & j is revamping the century old brand. >> what we've learned is that, simpler ingredients in their products from that we knew that we had to completely make a change to our brands >> the new johnson's baby line hit shelves in august. it contains half as many ingredients, remove s dyes and sulfates the eboot should improve profi margins because of simplification of its supply change >> we're convinced this will get johnson's baby back to growth. >> it's got a bump top to make it easier to use the product. they're changing things to make it easier to recycle it will be interesting to watch whether this brings millennial parents back to the j & j brand. >> does it still smell the same? >> that's what everyone likes about it it has that soft baby smell. and also, how does it foam if they don't have sulfates in it >> so on the smell question, it smells really good we got to smell them side by side they smell similar, if you weren't smelling them side by side, you would think they were the same this one smells a little less chemmic ali, at least to me. the f

and now — millennials — high house prices and stagnant incomes have meant younger people are now more some might be sceptical. but, here's a final thought. when george osborne introduced the national living wage in 2015 he thanked one organisation for suggesting the policy to increase the incomes of low paid people. the resolution foundation. two former chelsea youth football coaches — gwynn williams and graham rix — who were accused of racially abusing young players in the 1970s, ‘80s and ‘90s are facing new allegations. a total of seven former chelsea youth team players and apprentices have now come forward to back the claims. williams and rix have denied ‘all and any allegations of racial or other abuse'. chelsea say they are taking the claims ‘extremely seriously‘. as our sports editor dan roan reports. they are the former footballers who claim they were the victims of racism at one of the country‘s biggest clubs. these four men, who don‘t want to be identified, say they suffered discrimination when chelsea youth team players at various times between 1979 and 1993, at the hands of

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from around 40% in 2005 but those numbers are even higher for millennial's across the country.rk, miami and los angeles the number shoots up to almost one in three. the median rent is about $1500 per month in san francisco it's as high as $3400. >>> a case of a child living at home with his parents in new york took a turn after the parents asked their son to leave the house. but he would not. carolina shively has more on the drastic measures the couple to to evict their own son could >> reporter: a couple in upstate new york turn to the state supreme court with help for their son. no, not breaking the law, he refused to move out of their house, and he is 30 years old. >> he needs to get out. >> that's his mother and father's space. he is 30. >> reporter: and a judge agrees. supreme court judge donald greenwood ordered 30-year-old michael to get out of his parents new york home tuesday. even though he argued his parents did not provide him enough time to vacate. >> it is a reasonable amount of time for someone who has been depending on a person to -- for support. >> reporter: bu

, you mentioned the millennial's in this cocktail culture.r about new brands that younger people latch on to, they're not into the big international brands him then do they move on from there? i wonder if somebody like you trying to kind of build a franchise over the long term >> it's a great question i think it's what the substance is about with the millennial's if you are a big corporate brand, they try it they move on if you have substance. if you are from providence where they care where you are from the sorry, avion is this tiny little town it's all about that region and that town, they seem to stay with it. because they love sharing that story. >> did they really share the story? did they when they enter a bar, now i seen entire bars dedicated to tequila and tequila tasting >> brand-new. >> that's a new trends >> do they go and say tell me the story about that brand and i like that brand, because it comes from a small mexican town, et cetera, et cetera >> i want a shot of that >> i think they'll say, it's funny, it's interesting, it use